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, 1875-03-18

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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18
A Valuable Medical Treatise.

Hostetter's United States Almanac for
1876, for distribution gratis, throughout
the United States and all civilized coun-
tries of the Western Hemisphere, will be
published about the first of January next,
in the English, German, French, Norwe-
gian, Welsh, Swedish, Holland, Bohemi-
an, and Spanish languages, and all who
wish to understand the true philosophy of
health, should read and ponder the valu-
able suggestions it contains. In addition
to an admirable medical treatise on the
causes, prevention and cure of a great
variety of diseases, it embraces large
amount Of information interesting to the
merchant, the mechanic, the miner, the
farmer, the planter, and the professional
man and the calculations have been
made for such meridians and ATTITUDES as
are suitable for a correct and comprehen-
sive National Calendar.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary
sanitary effects OF Hostetter's Stomach
Bitte:s, the staple tonic and Alternative of
more than half the Christian world, are
lully SET lorln IN ils pages, Wnich are also
interspersed with pictorial illustrations,
valuable recipes for the household and
farm, humorous anecdotes, and other
amusing and instructive reading matter,
original and selected. Among the Annu-
ais to appear with the opening of the year,
this will be one of the most useful, and
may be had for the asking. The propri-
etors, Messrs. Hostetter 81 Smith, Pitts
hurp Pa IN raceipt of q two cent siamD
will forward copy by mail to any person
who cannot procure one in his neghbor-
hood. The Bitters are sold in every city,
town and village and are extensively used
throughout the entire civilized world.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18
TOWN AND COUNTY.

ASAD WEEK.-Since our last issue,
Scarlet Fever has been spreading in this
community and five little ones have pass
ed from earth to that other and better
land beyond the grave. On Sunday,
Joseph Edward Testy and Josie Hartman
died Monday, Lily Martin Tuesday,
Clara Hooker and on Thursday, Richard
Martin-all natives of this place and
bright, promising children. This excess
i've mortality has cast a gloom over the
entire community, and all feel that they
stand in the shadow of Death, none know
ing which household will be next afflicted
or who may next be called home to the
Fathers bosom. Although the cases of
the disease are numerous, there are at
present none which are considered hope
less, and but one or two regarded as dan
gerous. The damp, foggy weather of the
past fortnight has certainly had much to
do with the spread and malignity of the
disease. With clearer, purer atmos-
phere, such as we have reason to expect
within few days, marked improve
ment in the health of the community is
predicted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18

GooD FOR JEssE.-Some weeks since
We published in the JOURNAL, an article
from the Shasta Courier relating to the
case of Jesse Spencer, colored man of
Shasta who had been separated from and
without news of his family for % years.
Tie article of the COurie,'S was headed
" Exchanges Please Notice." and was
generally copied by the papers of this
State. BY postal card received yester-
day from w. A. Pryor, Telegraph Agent
at atShasta, we learn that the Cou,1e,'s
article accomplished the designed pur-
pose, and that on Wednesday last jesse
received telegram from his wife dated at
Qnlncy, Illinois, informing him that his
family were there and we'll. Jesse IS re-
ported to be as "happy as a big sun
HOVER" and he has right to be.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18
Bridge Notice.

NOTICE is HEEEBY GIVEN that
~ the undersigned will apply to the
Honorable Board of Supervisors of Trim
ity County, at the February Term, 1876,
for renewal of License to keep a Toll
Bridge across Trinity River, at Lewiston.
OLNEY PHILLIPS.
Lewiston, Dec. s, 1915. 6w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18

HEAVY FoG.-For two weeks past a
dense fog has hung like pail over our
little village, only two or three times OPP
enlng enough to admit the sunlight for a
lew hours. This fog, as we learn from
exchanges, is general and equally heavy
throughout the State. The past two nights
nave been cold and frosty and continu-
ance of such is expected to dispel the fog.
According to Noonan's rain gauge, the
moisture generated by the fog measures
one-fourth of an inch. On the mountains
above the fog-line the weather is said to
resemble Spring.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18

ELECTION OF OFFICERS. - Trinity
Chapter, No. 10. r. A. NJ, December
14th, 1875, elected the following officers ;
y. q. Christensen, II. p; John McMur-
ry, X; James Harvey, s.; Jas. NJ. Pick
EFT, Q. H.; John w. Philbrook, p. S.;
j. G. Wood, r. A. c.; G. F. Deiner, NJ.
Sd "; D. Harden, NJ. I'd "; G. F. Haas,
M. lst "; Otto Vollmers, Treas; NJ. f.
Griffin, Sec'ty.; Chas. Gering, Guard.
They will be installed Dec. 2Sth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18

PERSONAL Rev. ii. b. Sheldon, Pre-
siding Elder Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church for the Northern District, visited
WeaverVille on Thursday and departed
for his home, at Eureka, the following
morning. Mr.. Sheldon intended holding
Quarterly Meeting here on Sunday next,
but owing to the prevalence of scarlet
fever, concluded it would not be prudent
to call the people together. Mr.. Sheldon
also occupies the position of Grand Chap
Jain of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
in this State, and happening here on meet
ing night, paid fraternal visit to North
Star Lodge. We may also add, in con-
nection with the reverend gentleman, that
he was one of the pioneer preachers of
this section, having preached here and at
other places in the county as early as '54.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18

CHRISTMAS GooDs.-In our advertising
columns this week will be found the spe-
rial announcements of Karsky 81 Abrahm
H. 1. McCausand and Detlef Hansen,
each setting forth that they have splendid
"'Sortments of Chistmas Goods purchased
expressly for the Holiday trade. And
Suctl Is the fact. Never was there better
assortment of this kind of goods in town,
N'iah at the present time, and people in
Seaeh . of articles for Holiday presents can
n"u ~ anything they desire by calling at
Inc establishments named.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18

HAPPILY DIsAPPoINTED.-M w
Simpson is engaged in running a tpnnoI
on West Weaver, working alone A
man passed the tunnel Friday morrirr
and noticed that the mouth of if bad
caved passing on to i'm pson's cabin and
finding it without an occupant, he con-
cluded that Simpson must be covered m
in the tunnel. He Immediately came 70
town and told his story, when couple of
our humane citizens started for the scene
OF the supposed accident Arriving there
everything indicated that Simpson was
covered in the tunnel and they went to
work right Justify to unearth him. When
they had removed nearly all the cave.
the supposed-to- be- buried Simpson an
peared on the hill above the tunnel and
INDUCED in a good laugh at the expense
OF his anxious friends. One of them is
OF the opinion that had they found him
in the bottom of the tunnel, as they ex-
pected, he would not have laughed SO
heartily.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18

ROADS have improved somewhat dur
ing the past week. The stage from Shasta
has been getting in early, although it did
not get here till dark Wednesday evening,
the train being four hours behind time at
Reading,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18
ZIMMERMAN BROS.
ICT Nj * ERS,
UNDERTAKERS,
AND DEALERS IN
+ u r NITU r &,

Main Street, Weaverville.
We keep constantly on hand complete
assortment of Dining Room, Bedroom
and Kitchen Furniture, of the best man
ufacture, and will also make any article
desired in this line to order. Furniture
repaired at reasonable prices.
COFFINS made to order, in any style
and finish desired. Mattresses, Picture
Frames, Etc, ETC., manufactured to
order at living rates. Give us a call.
ZIMMERMAN BROS.
Weavervile, April 22d, 1875. IT,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18

SrATEMENTs.-We have already sent
numerous bills to those who are delinquent
On The JOURNAL books, and shall serve
O'nerS likewise ere long. We desire that
eSch one shall know how he stands at the
'ommencement of the New Year, and
expect as many to settle as can make it
convenient to do so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18

DISTRICT CoURT.-On account of the
non attendance of Judge Rosborough, no
December term of the District Court was
held in this county. There was no bust
ness that could come before the Court,
had he been here.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18

hUNNING.-The Weaverville d. & H..
N'' 20. have the water through their ditch
again and are running in the Ward Mine
on Oregon Gulch mountain. Through
'"o slide in the ditch, the Company have
loS' splendid run of water, but such ac-
cidents are unavoidable,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18

COMMITTEE DUTY.-Hon. w. j. Tin
min, of this District, has been assigned to
duty, on the following Senate COMMITTEES: :
Mines and Mining, Public Expenditures,
Contingent Expenses and Claims.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18

NOTARIEs PUBLIC.-Governor Irwin
has commissioned the following Notaries
for Trinity County: Charles Howard,
to reside at Cinnabar, and John Ii. Van
derhoff, to reside at Hay Fork.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18

PHILLIPS Il CHANDLER, dealers in live
s'ocK' we'll known in this county, have
~, ao''ed Tor quarter of million of dollars.
ne presumption is that their stock trans
a'''ohs were extended so far as to embrace
NoSe affected by the Virginia City fire.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18

WATER is already getting slack, and
more storm is required to keep up the
supply. Most of the miners yet have
enough TO work with.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18

MEETINGS Rev. Mr..
jackson desires us to say that he will not
hold services here until further notice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18

CHRISTMAS will probably be very
quiet day here, sickness among the young
folks making public demonstration out
of the question.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18

WATSON & Brown, dealers in general
merchandise at Lewiston, this week pub
lish the Certificate of Partnership requir-
ed by law.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18

TRINITY CHAPTER Royal Arch Masons
banqueted at the Union Hotel Wednes-
day evening. The attendance was large.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18
,r.1 ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
UrcoRpED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

Mary COyle to Edward Allison-Coyle Min
a., propsrty, Trinity Center-S8,00O
Allan Davis to NJ. D. Butler-1a Davis Mine
c;nnabar Distrct-$400.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18

HoME.-Jo. Godsworthy and Willie
Vollmers returned from San Francisco
this week,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18

os % con Per Day at home. Terms free
90 10 OZU Address g. Stinson i Co., Port
land. Maine, febl5-ly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18
at'eehly Trinity goarnal.

COUNTY WARRANTS
'vNha, at their Market value in payment
\ A.s'npbnseription 'pbn to the JOURNAL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-18
weaverville. Dec. ls, 1875.
ROLL OF HONOR.

.,,0,prIoy RECEIPTS DURING THE PAST WEEK
, 1875-12-22

Over 10000 hogs 1ayo been packed in Quincy,
ILL.,, up TO dRto, aEauat 38,tG0 at the correspond
ing ttne last year; but tho losA packed thus iar
tAls heaaon bayo averaged 20 pounds Loavlc1
tnnn tloB0 furnished IN 1874.
Cal. i. II. Roo. Uulicd States Marshal Of tho
Springfield, IT,, District, yostoraty received
private dispatch fruln Washington Announcing
h!s roappoIntu,ent to that otllee. lie llas beeu,
aud wlls 10, an etic,ont officer.
The Maryland Court Of Appoala has flocidoa
tbAk Attorncy-a aeneral-elect Hw1nn il entitled to
Ala co1amisalop, anil that tho uoyorrsor, under
hja prcsout powora, haa no authority to examine
iuto tic alleged frauds. hir Wallis. tho i,cfo,m
candidate, contested tie election OF Mr. dwlnn.
Au application was yesterday so,t to tho Bco-
retarY Of stato for authority upan subscription
books tor 4 new hotel In roorIn. Tile lncor-
roratota aro among the leading citizens, atd
tho parties having tho r1attor In Charge h,cau
buBinosa. It Ia beloved that within year tue
city will havo hotol OF which II neod not ba
ashamed.
Articles of Incorporation wcro fled In tho
Secretary Of StAtob olltcs yesterday Of This IRAN
aud htatloa Daggagcnen's Association for tho
United StAt0a aud Canada. The object u t!!o
rolief mil aid Of disabled n,embprs aud OF
widowa and heirs Of deceased members. Tug
principal aioo will DO at Chicago Atsashaa II
all tho roads oenterug In Chicago ara a,noug lts
members,
, 1875-12-22

official eorscspuntiaMen 1ulasug 10 tho Insttnr,
and aiso n copy nf tho bog,ih hon,tn nint tho
forged signatures, nB well M cOpiah OF 1applu's
official bpntlh for sl,70U.sT0, ninI tho limos
Of f,is recur:ies. It will nn apparently slloun
hoW tlctcctlyrs. nli1er ihtrliGtfnn trum tho
Sch0nl-tuinl Commissioner, hArn fcrrctctl nHt
tho fran'l nl,l traced II ii l.hppin. It In rslab-
ishod by Tho oytIoueo Ct tho Assistant l'nstnas.
ter III thiA city TINT t,arpt called fnr lie mail
dlrcctod to J. r. Ethhy nj this place. mil witnn
Winnor, tho Assistant ltDstuastor. wrtlt To To-
polka to idc,t!fy I,nppLn ho wns suddenly taken
sick nl remained In his rOotu. Similar lonilt-
catonB llAse been wnrko,l up nj ii. ,fnsplh anu
other points, At all Of Which. ~ wn!i 10 this
place. Lapritl's nana npncnra IN tho flblel rcgs-
delivered.
Tho c|ow to Tho vllole mattcr consists III tho
tnct That under tho law rho Stasn II eaBllrer IN
not allowed to pay ott monoy for ecl,uol bnntla
nnlcsa tho party presenting al.e Bauae ia fully
identified. Tho Iutd Commissioners ndgollnto
TIN Treasury for tl,o money. III tllcRo itstanceB
!.apri'l. WHO ia supposed to ho tho seller Of the
bogus hnnds pot MI nrdot from tlo Fund CON-
fnisslunerH and then paid out tho amounts ma
stato Treasurer, without Identification, of cunspo
Tho affair has created the nluat tntcnao exci,o-
mont in kansas AMI lin unconditional rurren-
dor of 1.nrpn III 1lls roRicnatton II considered
~ conclusive OF lis guilty connection with tho
frAutte.
TorkKA, Ks., Dec. 2l.-Thcro l,ayo bonn NO new
Developments In tho forged school bond matter
to-tlar. The Attornoy.uanorai i.nB beon l,uHr
drawing up pan0rs to cotnmeuca Anft hgat,Ht
Lapisen aDd tH hondnmcn. Afr. Francis. to
whom tho olco of State Treasury llaa been te1.-
tlered by tile taoynrnor, urr}yed hore Tonight.
Thore las boon no ol1lc,nl acccptance Of tho Of
flee. but 1t IL gouerally uudora.ood that lo will
ACCEPT.
, 1875-12-22

trrrcH Of nctar.nrnt clerks ntc rla'i to leaEn
;y haa7s...s}- -l,uu-ea II, tho oycuial; tn "uotk
n Mneouic ftnl,ra, and IL SECURE ffatnr1n caro-
ehr,t they nre sick. 1ho t'ummanlrric' OF
k,.sttp-lcm,,lnr nre especially popular ainoug
.l,n4fs tioscrhinrnt employees who waE" in. thn
army. rn thera in rsnpfrng cnHnEl1 tn Eee1'
.iiyn MD roeolccions without Tho tlari duty Atl't
iieciI',np Of tho volunteer militia. 80 VIC Ease
ri unusually largo number al EncamFinehtr.
Chapters, anil itlue-1.oAGct, all we'll attended
Hljlu tho UPPER boles Of tho sien!.slI tito 1nlr-
i.h ,,n3nr Tim personal sures..s'en es Gen.
Albert lhke nnd l'r. Mackay. ,.......
inst nov, the fralernty nre discussing Fonlo
elegantly -votten-np Invitations fran, tho GTalnl
EItnn,hnstery Of Pcn1aylvana. inviting The Cum
nnnAerscA bore tu Welt thu s!"a''nf ti'y 0" ti'e
LIT of '1nnc, 1876. when tim i~hl,d EneNtnl'1cnt
at tho United StAtea will TO holding their twetl-
third Concla,o there. Livery cnm'nandery Il.
t'lttis&on,1om ia to bn invited nnl thcro will bn
larger forcc in martial array under tho hahntr.
nG lilo croaB nect1btti: " ~ hGr HifHo tthtTs, f.
than were over reeu on tho rlas,ss Of Askaai. aE
boturo the gates oi Jcruralo.n. Broad street. I'll
PHILADELPHIA. will le aE nlniirnhlc place fur OK
hh,jonA OF Tt,npiat tacticn wlIlo o,> Tho march;
ami or Communicates Rss heterAheA not 10 tn
surpassed IN drill. .
A,tHaEsENtE.
Co, Mulberry S.IhrH has hccr tc1fghting the
rIny-goer. by his rendition OF ifo IN WnslsinE-
ion; n,,tl MI ono who flas been 1ioro When Ton!g-
roy waa senator from Kansas was at a lur. To
know tho original OK SfMnIar Hit,rnFhH The
miner psrta we're wretclledly played. cspocinlly
that OF Col! Stfby whfcl, l,aa "recalletl" to bon
liat. Mark Iwaiu's comment on a Iiko rcrfotm-
nNeo At lMsIalo. After having eudused tho is'ls-
crablc acting OF thiz miacrablo rart Until It wns
ended l,y Lan'as pistol. TWAIN drow q long
breath, and saul: II think uUd That fellow IL
tleah AZ last! II had known what all informal
boro ho would be, I'd hRyo killed him III tho lrss
net"
TUE FINE AITa.
Brady, who las photographed nit Of our public
men hero since Jackson waa fresident, mud whu
was relieyelof his pct'iniary troubles by MI al,'
sress ia March, last. has arisen like n
pllrnix froM tho ashch OF tleht. anl
opened new gallery. n1r. FaHaott l,hA nlso cnno
from Chicago 10 establ'Hsa himself hero !; Willie
Ills wlfo has mado NJ excollont beginning in por-
trat ng our celebrities by roint,nK Hn excellent
rortralt of Judge Miller, OF the Supreme Court.
IsACeSIEUN.
, 1875-12-22

SENATORS ELEG'FEn.
rAntH Dec. 21.-Tho following wero elected
members OF tho Trench Seuate to-day Atmlra!
do Mot,taigunc, tho Minister Of .iarino, aud II.
Loon ,laloYille, memtcr for Tarn ct Garonnc, Of
Tho Loft Centre. This completes tho list Of
Senators 80 far an Tho National Assembly il con-
cerucd, aeycnty-t}yo members having beon olect-
cd by that body. Tho other members. 22j III
number. aro to 10 elected indirectly BY tie leo-
plu or tho Keyo1nl departments.
.lrto York irib"nt.
Tho TTanch Sonnto Ia to ho compoaod OF 300
members, of WHOM 225 are to la cocted int1i-
rectly by tho people OF The several Departments,
sud Is aro to bo elected by tho National Aseenl
bty. OF tho latter "a have been chosen aitlce tho
hallotng began on tho 9th INIT. Ihrro re1l.altls
only tt,reo yRcnucnH, which will doubtless bp
filled to-dav. The following table gives tho
narnos Of tho now Senators aud tue parties which
tlay support. The Left, who number "a, nfa
avoweu Republicans. Tho Lase1guo gronp anil
Loft Centre, 10 In number. aru rncero snrporl-
ors Of TIM Republican Constitution. but ase to II
great sxtont nnplsdged; they arc Actire orpo.
tenta OF tho Uonnpart,stH. The IL Mc1nberH Of
tho Centto hight mud I.egitIinlst factions
arc IL favor Ut monarchy. but soino nl them
we're elected by tho MD of Republicans.
and aro not nctispr hostile to tho Constitution.
Tho aix Senators from UrlehniHt Centrc Hight
nre ndhctcnts Of tho Ufleans family, but aro
luen of merit WHO may be expected to support
loyalty tie lfnpnbllc go long III tho government
in efficient and patriotic Tho DHc d'Andifrrut-
patqnfcr aud Minister Waien In that 9lst might
10 moro properly regarded HI consertol 1snpnb-
licans. Tho siuEio bonapartlst is MI adhorcnt
f ~ -tAx,S-
, 1875-12-22
MERRY TRtfLEs FoR FERRY Christians.
Ths f'b3-rgn TI;IuHr

-" ~ ~" w 4'.pH"'
esn'a N!""s III "!s 'aHt'se'c "tohs' ''so 1o"so
stnckihgB auEg fto''l tho 1'ni'tol. and NIL tha
odd surprises that pooplo arc arranging ut this
finn, aro n,, fmnortn,t part tr 5ferru Christina
r,,o ,,nro ~ n,,rt,, ,,,a r,rs,o,v lint M c,u
iha n'oFo ol m'ttn at',, mystery 'lA1 We ean
oto"d into tho holtdaSa,tho more "o eujoY 1ncn'
Confectione,B know thls. md put up
their pwcets in oil norty Of queer el,apes
-, ni,o of Won't .,;ro or hccr Lumh
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y. e'a''s' - 'o.''' - o''A' o'"o.
d'oHe always comes out IN 1fea'i pluthaEo' and
it IL high carnival for tho children evetywhc1o.
Ofton au odd arrangement Of Christmas pre5.
cn,v .i,1s I, thc 4ol, md morytmont If ,ba
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ahy'-a E'tt n1nuEelaa "taes Aeap " h"taF'
plnmH'or lhclosed III 'ha't-a-senfe OF faper'hoSeH
4 cnpaelo11s Nrandlna'A pocket call bs made n
cay calico and filed with tyiurerbrcau and
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caso' hanahotciHot' hnt't'ub'"olA' "c' "oI'
coElE hidden among slabo HstioleH 10 lilo !1os-
cut that olio has loe1I tinyH III do'hsit'H.
te1y. .coni,cal oId.latly Tnn."'torh c9h be made,
with lI!ekory.1ht TOT tlio hGhd' aht! spool int
the BODY; tue afeHs .! nla't oroa1clo1h, anu 1hs
cal, of Whlto muslin. Ino slIafP peak OF to 'lut
nHles MI cz6ellont noHe, AMI tho mouth and
| eyes can he Markcd Viii! ink.
horf1,le-looE!ng indian ~ mat!n OF l!g ahd
nf , face anl LACK beads soWea IN Tor csesi
tcntl'ets arc atlck IN at tho TOP a'1q a. Jug
Gnttonl, q n'cco OF psntoboaId II inherited
| for body; tic ernH anM legs arc o.
laiatns strung On wire. fcl blanket. htfinst
ol peaaE. . botslo or wnlHEy, atiu socls oi nan
IN llcu OF n aea]i'4 eon'pcta the costume Ut LII
interesting rpeci'1on. A..