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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-15
JOHN LORD, II. D.,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
WEAVERVILLE, CAL.

REFERENCES Prof I. T. Dana, Portland
Me; Prof. W. W. Greene, Long Island Medi
cal College, Brooklyn, N. Y. Prot. @. Il. Brack-
cit, Princeton, j.
OFFICE and ResiHeDce-C Court Street
above Union Hotel. NV oavervilo janl.
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A. r. EARL,

JUST ICE OF TEHE PEA
-AND-
NOTARY PUBLIC.
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The .Anti-IonoPoll5t.

per cent. interest. It is proposed to in
vest this surplus capital not only in trade,
but also to loan it On safe securities for
the purpose Of developing the resources
of the Mississippi Valley. In their act Of
incorporation, the Mississippi Valley
Trading Company have taken powers to
build railroads, improve water courses,
construct ships and to develop the min
eral and agricultural resources of the
valley.
The delegation consists Of DR.. j. II.
Rutherford, President of the Industrial
Bank Of Newcastle-on-Tyne: J. Vansit.
tart Neale. Esq, the legal adviser of the
Cooperative Congress Board; J. Thorn
as, Esq, President !. Of the
Leeds Cooperative Society; j.
Kay. of the. Manchester Whole
sale Society, and Mr.. Worrall, Managing
Director of the Mississippi Valley Trad
ing Company. They arrived from Liver
pool, about the middle of July, at New
Orleans, where an inspection Of the jet.
ties convinced them OF their ultimate sue
cess. They also visited Galveston, Hous-
ton, Dallas, Little Rock, Mobile, Atlanta,
Memphis, and met with the conven-
ton Of the State Agricultural So
ciety of Georgia at Dalton. Everywhere
their propositions were received with
great favor BY the people of the South,
who not only offered to cooperate, but,
if necessary, to subscribe literally to the
stock Of the company. Both merchants
and Changers were anxious to unite
with the company and aid in pushing it
to successful issue
SIN coming here,'' said Mr.. Worrall,
~you may say that have banked good
deal on this city, and we all came i'm
pressed with the enterprise and the bust
ness ability Of the merchants Of Saint
Louis. In surveying the prospects Of the
company, we have looked upon St. Louis
as the great inland center Of our opera
lions. We wish to present the project to
the Merchants Exchange, and see
what your merchants here
are wiling to do. When a sufficient
amount of capital has been subscribed,
We propose to form an American board to
supervise and control the American bust.
ness under the direction Of the Managing
Director. who is the connecting link be-
tween it and the British Board, with
equal authority on both sides of the At.
lantic. As showing how st. Louis is
interested in the enterprise, will state
that one cooperative society at Man
chester has paid $1,000 in
coin to New York for
articles that came directly from St. Louis
We propose to stop this financial EN-.
barge and be prepared to make advances
directly to St. Louis. We expect to
control the bulk of the
trade between the Mississippi Valley
and England in cotton,grain and products
and, in return, to supply this country
with whatever manufactured goods it may
require, at the lowest possible rates
While we have become impressed with the
idea that the jetties will be a success, ".
do not intend to let them delay the in
auguration of this trade, and we propos.
to build ships not drawing more thar
eighteen feet of water, and yet capable o
carrying $500 to 5000 tons, which vii
be capable of receiving aud landing good:
at New Orleans.
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TIE NEWS.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Rev Henry b. Smith of Philadelphia
Vas drowned at Beach Haven. n. j..
Saturday, the 2lst. The body was re-
covered.
The molly Maguires" of Girardsvillc.
Shenandoah and Mahonoy City, Pa.
killed four working miners. burned four
dwellings and got up several riots Sunday
JamesS. Giles, postmaster at Prescott,
Arizona, ahsconded the night of the l4th.
The safe has not been opened. but money
orders to the amount of $500 are uaac.
counted for. !, ,.,.s.,.s @><
w. J. Martin and d. White have
been arrested at Indianapolis for passing
counterfeit money. Six hundred dollars
IN $40 notes on the Richmond. Insi.. ma
t;onal bank were found in Whites pos
session. 'siafs !
A steam yacht carrying the Queen O
England and party, on the 10Th, collides
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A GREAT ENTERPRISE.
The Mississippi Valley Trading Com
pany, Organized by the CO-Opera-
tive Societies of England.
fSt. Louis Globe Democrat, iSth.]

rSt Louis Globe Democrat, l8th.1
A deputation of English gentlemen will
arrive in the city to-day for the purpose
of laying before our citizens the plans
and prospects of the Mississippi Valley
Trading Company, limited, which has
been organized for the purpose of effect
ing interchange of products between the
Mississippi Valley aud England.
The deputation comprises representa-
tives of the cooperative societies Of Great
Britain. who have \ membership of 50O,.
600. and who have organized themselves
into society under the aboue name with
capital of s25,00O,O00, for the purpose.
as stated, Of developing and directing
trade between England and the Mississip
pi Valley.
These societies have over thousand
stores, every one of which deals largely
| in American products. They have TWEEN
ty or thirty Touring mills, who wish
according to Mr.. Worrall. on whose au-
thority most Of the preceding and most
Of the following statements are made-to
get their grain from the Mississippi VAL
ley. They have fifty or sixty cotton
spinning factories, which require large
quantity of raw material for their looms.
These cooperative societies have estab-
hshed collective agricultural and horti-
cultural societies, among the members OF
which are many Of the greatest noblemen
Of England. Large quantities OF
corn and oil cake are re.
auired by the members Of
these societies. for the purpose Of feeding
their stock. Among the industries also
carried on BY these cooperative societies
is the manufacture of carpets, rugs,
blankets. cloth, cotton goods. linen. guns,
cutlery, tin plate, boots and shoes, chains
and other hardware, silks and Paisley
goods, which include shawls, scarfs, etc.
/ They wish to bring these goods direct.
ly into the hands of the merchants and
consumers Of the Mississippi Valley. with
out paying the toll heretofore exacted at
New York. Boston and Philadelphia.
They have been organized by Mr.. Wor.
rail-. and are now all ready to proceed
with its operations, and to bring their
ships to New Orleans and other Southern
ports. The organization of the company
look place in April Of this year. with a
capital stock. as already stated. of S25..
0O1, 900.
/ TIE object Of the visit of the delega.
ton is to determine to what extent and
to what points the business may be safe.
tly carried on. The societies have large
surplus capital. much Of which is in Eng.
lish banks, drawing only two and hall
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CLUBBING RATES.

The Anti Monopolist and the New YORK 80 ~
Weekly Tribune, NJ vou, 20 w
The Anti Monopolist and the New YORK ~
Semi Weekly Tribune "a
me Anu non Mon"poi'7@ ' 90
The Anti Monopolist and the Chicago
Th. Anti onopolist and the Chicago %
Tri- Weekly Tribune, oo
The Anti Monopolist and the Chicago 81
Industrial Age, W
The Anti Monopolist and the Indianapolis oo
The Anti Monopolst and the St. Paul ;.
Weekly Dispatch, :. ~,
The Anti Monopolst and the St. Paul oo
Daily Dispatch, W
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statement concerning the Nathan
murder. In this letter Forester corrects
some statements in the previous letters
published, and gives it as his opinion that
Martz Allen, who went to Sing Sing to see
George Ellis, then accused Of the MUIR
der, was himself the man who put up the
murder, and who knows the men who
did the deed.
The mind of Mrs. Lincoln has so far
recovered healthy tone that she is to
be allowed to leave the Bellevue asylum,
where she has been confined for some time
past, and visit her sister. 1t is also
stated that she will not again return to
the asylum, as there is some feeling evin'
ced in the matter of her Incarceration by
friends who refuse to believe her insane.
She is reported as eating and sleeping
we'll, and as showing no tendency to
mania.
PERSONAL.
1t is reported that JEFF Davis has &C
cepted an invitation from the Knox coun.
ty, Illinois, agricultural society to de-
liver an address at the Knoxville Far in
September.
Admiral Worden and naval officers
were banquetted at Southampton, Eng,
Friday night the Goth. Toasts to the
Queen and President were drank with
enthusiasm.
Prof. Joel Parker. the eminent organ.
list. died at Cambridge, Mass, Tuesday
the 18th, aged 80 years The same day
at New Orleans, Hon. John Weller. ex.
Governor of California died in his 10Th
year.
Friends of Fitz John Porter, influential
and numerous, it is said, will appeal to
Congress to reverse the recent decision oil
the President, refusing a new trial on the
charges on which Gen. Porter was CASH
tered.
Henry T. Helmbold, the famous patent
medicine proprietor, recently returned
from Europe, has been pronounced insane
by two physicians and placed in the asy.
lum where his father died and his sister
is now confined.
All hope of the restoration of Robert
Dale Owen to reason appears to have
been abandoned. He is at present con.
fined in the Indiana insane asylum, but
not being violent is accorded full liberty
to go about as he pleases.
Hon J. Russell Jones, when questioned
as to the truth of the report that he has
been rendered the secretaryship of the
interior department, replied that matters
were in such shape at present that he
could not give definite answer.
Ex-Representative Jeremiah NJ. Will
son has been appointed special assistant
U. S. Attorney for the District of Column
bia, to assist in the prosecution of The
parties recently arrested for the SAT ,CO(
robbery from the U. S. Treasury.
w. E. Copeland, the newspaper CORES
pondent ana pretended Methodist minis
ter who was tarred and feathered al Knox
vile. Tenn, for slandering ex-President
johnson, has had fifteen aliases. At ST.
Louis he figured as Wave, at Milwaukee
as Copeland, at Canton as Horton, a,
Memphis as Simmons, and at Wilmington
as Warner. Money does not seem to be
his object, but society and women.
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Aga Nieacu.osc.

This exquisite Spanish Toilette Prepare
ti"n," for identifying and preserving the COM
plexion ard skin, has for years beer exclusive
~ prepared by Don Manuel Acosta, an emi nent
chemist of Seville, Spain, and by him sold in
large quantities to the elite of that city, Madrid,
Havarna and elsewhere, - an Incompatible
beautifier and pres-Ivatiye of the complexion,
aud certain preventive of wrinkles, freckles,
pimples, sunburn, tan, and all blemishes oil
the skin. Willie making a yoyag. to Cuba
some wears ago, on one Of the British Royal
Mail STEAMSHIPS, Don Manuel was overtaken
BY severe sickness, and his life for DAYS des
paired of, but ultimately he rallied and recov-
cred, and as an acknow Judgement of his appre-
citation of DR. Campbell : services, DR.. c. be-
ing II that time medical officer on board the
Steamship, he presented the doctor with the
formula from which he prepared his famous
"Agua Miracuioso," fMirculous Water.) So
mary lady patients for whom DR.. c. has pre-
pared an occasional bottle, having EXPIRE sed
themselves most enthusiastically in regard to
its merits, he has determined for the future to
prepare it as . standard toilette prepar ton.
Its use imparts to the skin dazzling brilliancy,
healthy freshness, transparent cleaTness, rei-
vety smoothnees and exquisite softness II il
not paint or enamel, but deliciously fra
grant Medicated water for the skin, of marvel
Gus efficacy Warranted harmless rs pure
milk. Price, one dollar PER bottle. Six bot
ties for five dollars. Expressed to any id
dress Prepared only By James P. Campbell
NJ D, Chemist, 66 Fulton 81, n. Y. Beware
of dangerous and worthless limitations
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Successor to
BEAUPRE & KELLY,

Wholesale Grocers, and Agents for Latin 4
Rand, Powder Company of Dubuque, Iowa.
St. Paul, Minnesota
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The Chicago Tines Of the 18th pub
fishes communication from Billy For
ester, the prisoner at Joliet Who made
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-08
AssEssMENT NOTICE

EUREkA MINING AND SMELLING
IL Ccmpgnv.-Luestion OF principal flae,
oi business, 3S California street. San ran.
ci-co- Location Of orks. Eureka, Aeyada.
Notice is hereby given that ut a meeting
the Boari Of Directors, held on the frs day
vi June, 1919, IN assessment, No. j. OF six Is
cents per share was levied upon TIL capital
stock of the corporation, Iay able imreir
nieiy, in l.. ;. gold coin, 70 tbs Secretary, at
the office Of the toInl any, yIS California
Observation-Disclosures Francisco.
Any stock upon which this asscssuor!
shall remain unpaid ou the Ninth Day Of
July. 1879. will be delinquent and sdyer.
Used Tor sals AT public auction. and unlcs
payment is made before. will b- sold On he
3lSf DAY Or JULY. 49,, 10 ray the liz
luent assessment, together with costs VI al
vertisiug and expenses OF yale.
by order OF the Beard OF directors.
A. &. hACE, secretary.
Office sos Caliicruia Street, San fraLeiseo.
l.S-fd
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POLL TAX.

"A 6tafo, for the year 1878. by each male
tDkabifant over the age OF twenty-0nc and IN.
Der sixY. Rlsess call at the Asse.sogs office
I'll County Assssssr,
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court Of the sixth
Judicial District. in md for
the County of Eureka,
STATE Uf NeyaAn.

the Oitf1uy - hsttEthNs
state of nevada.
V1HE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS
i greeting tie John T.. Jones, John Ii.
roberts Ed. Jones, Joseph Jones. Vim.
Miller and Matt. Moore: You are hereby re-
qui, ed to appear in an action commenced
against you as defendants by George h. Me-
Culloch. Jno. Johnson, Sophia " ~illiaIns, Wn.
G. Mccoy and Maria johnson az Plaintiffs, IN
the District Court of the Sixth Judicial Dis
trict, in and for the County Of Eureka, State
of Nevada, at the town OF Eureka. and an
swer the complaint therein, which is on file
with the Clerk Of said Court. within ten DAYS
alter the service on You OF this ex-
elusive OF the day of service, If served in SAID
county, or twenty DAYS if served out OF said
county but within this district. and in all
other cases forty days; or Judgment by default
will be taken against you, according to the
prayer of said complaint
The said action is brought to quiet the title
of plaintiffs to the "Maria" mine, ledge, ore
body or lode, situate, lying and being on the
west side of Prospect Mountain. IN tho Eure-
ka Mining District, County Of Eureka and
State of Nevada. AID more particularly d.
scribed in the complaint on file herein, and te
require you. the said defendants, and each OF
you. to set forth the nature of your claim, i.
any you have, to said Maria mine, and that all
adverse claims which You may have 10 sand
Maria mine be determined by a decree o this
Court; that by said decree it be declared AID
adj Judged that you, nor either OF YOU. have
any estate or interest whatever in or TO said
Maria mine lode and premises. and that
tao title of plaintiffs thereto is good and
valid: that. you and each and all OF you be
forever ebarred from asserting any claim
whatever in or to said Maria mine and
premises is adverse to the plaintiffs. and for
such other reiief as to the said Court shall
eem meet and agreeable to equity and for
costs.
And you are hereby notified, that If you
fail to appear and answer the said complaint
as above required the said plaintiff will taee
default against you and thereafter will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded,
So In testimony whereof, l, L. III. Har-
l. S mon, have hcreunto set my hand and
- affixed the seal of said court this 10th
day Of June A. ID, 1873,
r. II. HARMON,
Clerk District Court, Sixth Judicial District
Eureka county. Nevada.
Hillhouse X Davenport att'ys for plaintiffs.
jel7-law3m
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AssEssNENr Morrcr

SlLVER WEST CONSOLIDATED MN
- ing Communication of works: Enrats
Eureka county, Ncvada-irineipa piasoS
busiDess: an francisco. California. raw"
Notice i hereby given, that at a meeting =,
the u ard OF Trustees of said company L.i%a
ON the 18th day Of May, 1873, Tn assas.a,e,
mo. A. of ten cents 30 cents per share way
levied npon the CAPITAL stock Of ,ajd er
pany, payable Immediately. in United sts,a,
gold coin. to the Secretary, at the ofire ON
company, Rooms Nos. = and 4 ,hcrma.,''
Building, No. t0i Montgomery street Ss u
Francisce. California.
Any stock upon which said assessps,,
shall remain unpaid on the Z hirfieih day
of sune. 1879. shall be deemed delinmen'
and will be duly advertised for sale nj tmbIi..
auction, ard unless pay ment shall be mai.
before will be sold On SATURDAY ,Le
thirty-frst day Of J uiy. 1875, to pay the iebr.
quedt assessment, together with the cosis,f
advertising and expense OF sale.
r.. Ii. BUNKER, Secretary.
Office - Rooms Nos. 8 and 1 Sherman,
Building, No. b0B Montgomery street. Sas
l. francisco, California. mysstd
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And in accordance with law. ana aa
order OF the Board OF Directors naqi
on the eighteenth day OF May, 20 y
many shares Of each parcel OF such stvqA
rs may be necessary viii be sold al ls,-
lie %auejion at tho uiiee OF tie tonlah!'
i,oom No. -, No. AZ California stis..
SIN ranciseo, California, on tuesias. ""
Eth aay 0fJu,y. 1879. at the hour o.,
O'Clock r. NJ. OF such day, to ny dclinlusn'
assessment thereon, together with costs VI H.
vertising and expenses Oi the sale.
CiiAS. S. NAL, Secretary,
Cfice-noom ~, No. 40. taiiioihia su,-s'
San rnnclsco. California. y"