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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21
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TESE FEGST DAY OF SEpTEMBER.
n. ID. 1875.

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TTE FIGST DAY OF SEPTEMBER
n. ID. 1875.
when the following officers are to be
elected
a County Treasurer.
a County Clerk.
y Sheriff.
y District Attorney.
An Assessor.
a Surveyor.
a School lperintendent.
A Coroner and Public Administrator.
A Member of the Board Of Superyis-
ors in the Third District.
Two ConStables in cach Township in
the County.
The following are the Officers of Flee
tion and the places for holding the Polls
in said Trinity County:
Cinnalar - Inspector, d. II. Foley
Judge, IL G. Wit aud Samuel Epger.
Polls at FoIey's Store.
Trinity Center-Inspector, A. Rumfelt;
Judges, F. II. Bloss and Fred. Zarle'
Polls mt Hall's Hotel.
MinersvilIe-Inspector, Saml. Griffith ;
Judges, John Mus,eT and Thos. Miller.
Polls at Bates Store.
Lewlston-Inspector, Olney Phillips ;
Judges, NJ II. Lowden and G. Hickey,
Polls ut Berber'> Hotel.
Weaveryile,. Inspector, F. w. Young;
Judges, e. ?. Lovejoy and j. G. Trotter.
Polls at Sheriff. Office.
Douglas City-In,pector, H. w. Leon
ard Judges, a. II. Marshall and j. NJ.
Estes. Polls at Leonnrd's Hotel.
Indian Creek-Inspector, r. Silcox ;
Judges, Chas. O'Connell and w. l..
DiIks. Polls at Morris Saloon.
Ruch's - Inspector, John Co1lin :
Judge, NJ. B. ParIin and r. B. Wells.
Polls at Staffold's Store,
George's-Inspector, A. D. Bayles ;
Judges, b. NJ. George and j. H. Wander,
hotf. Polls at Bayles' Store.
Hettenshaw-Inspector, T.. Wilburn ;
Judges, Steve Fleming and &. c. French.
Polls at L. Wilburn's.
Junction Ci'y-Inspector, ]. A. Sturdi-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21
AYERS Ague Cure,

FOR THE SPEEDY RELIEF VI
Feyerani AGUe. Tnterni ten. IuraI nngI
Chill Fever, KesDittent Ietei Ts,d
A@ue, Periodical or BIiiOuTS a,lor
dc. and indeed all the ah', MARI
which arise from InaiariO"s' "'
or ll.asInatic pOisOns,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21
EEEE. ElNEYAEE.

Containing 10000 vines, tho youngest Of which
arc II years old, capacity 10000 gallons, will
b. inciGd1d in the sale.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21

LnH
lible. The shakes, or chills, once V'v1, 'Y,.i
it, do not return until the disease IS cVua .,,.s
again. This has made it an accep''u ~ ~ la
and trusted specific, for the Fever 'I' mn
of the West, and the Chills and fe'"'
South .lo pais
Ayers Ague Cure eradicates 'up ~ .,ts
poison from tho system, and leaves Wv r'.,aA
as we'll as before the attack 1t '"Y ,.s
expels the disease, so that no Liver yum NH
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dysen'''' ni.,ds
ity follow the cure. Indeed "hc'0 Ia h,
of the Liver and Bowels have occ"' ,'ns
Miasmatic Poison, it removes 'H0 .ab|
them and they disappear. Not onp 'iF pJi II
offectual cure, but, if taken occai, =, ,a,nlb|
patients exposed to malaria, it VIII T. ITnS
poison and protect them from atta'n r,,sr n
ers ands temporary residents in i'i i.f
Ague localities are thus enabled " ~ i.oS|
disease. The General Debility when n,s5
to ensue from continued exposure
and miasm, has no speedier reiii''. .,ees
For Liver complaint it is an eA''
remedy. ny
DIR. j. AVER & CO.. ho" ,n
Practical and analytical ~" ,.s
Sold by all Druggists and Dealei' ;"
CRANE & BRIGHAM: cents,
San franci''O
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21

Has been widely used dia =
the last twenty-fyeyeal'p.
treatment of these dl'"'. r.
diseases, and with sl'n ~ II
ry;ng success that II Il'' Al.
the reputation OF oelDs N
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21
E5OMES.

To those sooling homes, this farm presents
unusual attractions OF Soil, Climate and Loca-
tlon. The frost and drought which hayo baun
almost universally disastrous ;ho present year
hayo not injured tho crops or vineyards in
tho least.
One Hundred and Fits Families can make
themselves co lortabl, homes hero.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21

"UNMANNED by the loss OF her hus-
band is tie latc.t style Of Indicating n
widows grief.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21

Do to 02U Address e. StinsoH fblSp'
land, Maine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21
aStekly Crjnitg 5oNynal.

THvRENIrT COUNTY WARRANTS
< taken at their Market value 10 payment
for Subscription to the JoCRSAI-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21
NEW w EED
SEWING MACHINES.
TIE LAST AND TEEE BEST.

The WEED Sewing Machine Company han
now at last completed their three Standa
Stvles of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Sacramento, July 81, 1879.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
" General Election will be he'd
thrDuphout the State on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21

T JAS. G. TROTTER, Clerk Of the
L Board Of Supervisors, IN and for the
County Of Trinity, State of California.
hereby certify that the foregoing are true
copies Of the Governors Proclamation.
Of the Proclamation Of the Board of Su,
nervi or, and Of Title ", Part I, Of the
Penal Code.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, [ have
hereunto set my hand and affixed
my Official Sepl, this Third day of
August, A. ID. 1879.
JAS. G. TROTTER. Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21

STATE OF CALIFoRNIA,
COUNTY OF TRINITY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ II Gencial Election will be held
throughout the County on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21
Eirst and Highest Premium at
iIIe Great worlds Fair,
at Paris, 1867.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Costiycness, jart
dice, Dyspepsia, IL
digestion, Dyseult5
\ Foul Stomach al
33roath, Ery:ipcla
\ Head ache, Hil4
' Rheumatism, Enf
tions and Skin Ds
eases. Biliou'leS
Liver Complain
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Passengers for Chicago Niagara Falls, it's
b4rgn, phi.adelphia, Montreal, Queb &C, y ew
Yors, Boston, or any point Last, should buy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21

SEC. IS. Every person who by threats,
intimidations, or unlawful violence, will
fully hinders or prevents electors from
assembling in public meeting for the con
-ideration of public questions, is guilty
OF mi-demeanor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21

SEC. So. Every person, not being IL
candidate, who communicates any offer
made in violation of the last section to
any person, with intent to induce him to
vote for or procure or aid in procuring
the election Of the candidate making the
offer, is guilty OF misdemeanor.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

A New Orleans paper has the following A
case Of agony occurred yesterday At the corner
Of ChArtres and Canal streets which makes the
heart sad on contemplation. A young lady came
along, hermetically sealed up by a battery Of
pins in one Of the new styles Of walking dress,
which by the way, has the quality Of prettiness
to recommend it, Whatever may be the physio-
logical objections TO il. At tho corner she hap
pened to drop her handkerchief, and man
near by, whom the sequel will show to be YER
table beast in disguise, made forward move
ment to pick it up. In the act OF doing 90 he
reconsi iered his resolution, and stood up leAv-
Ing the handkerchief where it was. The young
lady made an agonizing appeal with > pair OF
brilliant black ayes to the tantalizng male but
he ungallantly remained obdurate to the mute
request and laid mis- spine against the lamp post.
She then made three efforts herself TO pick it up
but failed. Finally she achieved kind of semi
circular spring. such ~ men make who run rs-
ccs In sacks, and, picking up the handkerchief,
left rapidly, while bushes went away up to her
hair
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15
Tine Maryland lsovern0Rship.
THE CONTEST FOR THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
HAMILTON APPARENTLY AHEAD.

THE CONTEST FOR THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION
HAMILTON APPARENTLY AHEAD.
BALTIMORE, July IA.
Democratic conventions were held yesterday
in eleven counties of Maryland. OF these, Dor
chester, Calvert Montgomery, and Garrett elect
cd Hamilton delegates, and Talbot and Caroline
Groome delegates. Unofficial advices arc to the
effect that Mr.. Hamilton has carried 1t. MAry's
Charles, Worcester, and Queen Anne's counties.
Wicomico county instructed its delegates to vote
for Mr.. woolforo for comptroller, but they are
unpledged for Governor.
These data, together with previous advices,
show the following IS the condition Of tho gu
bernatorisl slate For Hamilton-Allsgsny s,
Calvert 8, Carroll s, Charles 3, Dorchester 4,
Frederick 6, Garrett 8, Montgomery 4. Prince
Georges 4, Queen Anne's 8, ct. Marys 8, WASH
ington s, and Worcester 3; total 81. For Car
For Grooms-Cecil 4, Caroline 8, Kent 8,
Talbot 3, total IS. Fifty-six votes being nee
essary to effect the nomination, it will be seen
that Mr.. Hamilton lacks but five votes Of that
contamination, II tho advlcss given above be
correct.
The Dorchester county delegates are instruct
cd to urge the nomination OF Hon Charles +.
Goldsborough, Of that county. for Attorney
General.
The Sun intimatss that Hsmilton's lead is due
TO popular dissatisfaction with the Baltimore
City politicians, and their attempts At 'Ring"
control.
The American estimates HAmilton's strength
a. So delegates, and 0roome's 16. with the coun-
" convention still to be held In Baltimore. Anne
Arundel, Howard and Hartford Counties The
result ia still doubtful, because Baltimore and
Hartford counties may upset all the calculations
made, and also because Of tho disturbing ole
ments involved In the combinations on the At
torney Gensrslship and Comptrollership. The
same paper adds: " The Developments Of the
past week have proven the truth Of what We
said more than month ago-that Mr.. Carroll
was in reality being made the dummy Of the Bal
timore CITY Ring, which doesn't want him or
any man Of his class for Governor"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15
Tennyson's IS Queen MARY"

T30My0OW'o - O0OSM WAhys'
Tennysons drama Of Queen Mary" publish-
cd by J. Il. Osgood Co., Of Boston, last month,
has been on our desk, received through the
hands Of Boughman, Thomas 4 Co., for . fort
night Already the expressions Of competent
critics have sdjudged the work ts place In liter
ture, and there can be, amongst the mass OF
readers, scarcely variAt,on Of opinion - TO IT.
character IN valae Il II = poem rather than .
drama It will DO read more than It will b act-
ed 1t is work well done but not strongly
done. The picture shows care In all it, parts,
yet there in no bold concentration in 6 single
touch of tho force and vigor Of the pisoe This is
its character - We compare 1t with the works
of Shakespeare ~, or Henry Will
To say this, however, need not belittie the
poem. 1t 10 dramatic, throughout though 1t
does lack concentration aud climax. 1t con-
taans much that 10 to be and will be admired.
The character Of Mary appears in now light
She has been thought Of ~ ''bloody" Mary-a
woman dark. cruel, and repulsive ; she ap-
pears here - one whose nature was weak and
soured, rather than brutal and embittered.
She ia . sad. rather than dark picture. Philips
love fails her, children are denied her, physical
weakness racks her, bad counsellorS play upon
her morbid conscience and misuse the elements
| Of good that remain. She is warped and gnarl.
| cd by circumstance, and her memory bears
many 4 stain because she was the sovereign un.
der whom. though not by whom, cruel deeds
were perpetrsted
the intention Of acting tn pGs 70 Ag9, q
The success Of the experiment will be watche'
with interest
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15
PERSONAL.

Tho West Chester Local Ns,os states that
Joseph A. Bond, teacher Of penmanship and boof-
keeping At the State Normal School, has tondercd
his resignation to tho Board of Trustees, and it
il understood that he intends taking up his resi-
dence in Wilmington. for the purpose Of en-
gAging in the real estate business.
DIR. Franklin Taylor, proposes moving from
West Chester to Kennett Square on or about the
lat OF August His school will open on Septem-
Der LIST.
Gov. Chamberlain OF South Carolina, &C.
companied by his brother, the Rev. L. Il. Cham
mother, 1t Wsasa'rbos .Sssp paying visit 70 his
According TO latest reports, Robert Dale
Owen is steadily and gently sinking, and his re-
covery is out of the question. Perhaps softenine
OF the brain is as easy method Of making the
transition as any other.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15
A New Method for lnlaid Wood
work,

A very ingenious method of making inlaid or
mosaic work in wood has lately been introduced.
Two contrasting kinds of veneer, say BIRDS
eve maple and bIsck walnut, are laid one on the
other, and confined between tho covers of
white wood or something similar. The desired
design il then cut through the whole by fine
jig-ssw, hardly larger than horse hair. The
part that Ia cut out Of the lightcolored veneer
is then set into the place Of the corresponding
part in the dark veneer, and rice persa, and
glued firmly upon the article to be ornamented
III the usual manner of voneering.
The above We take from " The Boston Journal
OF Chemistry" It is but just to say that the pro-
cess described was originated and first done on
1.-THE Fleetwood Scroll saw" by Messrs. Trump
Bros, manufacturers, Of this city, about year
or Is months since, and they believe they are the
first that have produced inlaid work in that par-
ticular way their machine being especially
adapted to that work from tho fact that the Baw
moves at right angles to the table, being rigid OF
steady, and capable Of following fine or delicate
line. We have been shown samples Of this worh
that are really beautiful, and may be classed n
works Of art.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

sty,ss, and our oork 10 done qua''o Philadelphia
o6Icss, and at no higher rates.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15
PenlAsulAr Crops.

Never was . season more favorable for grow
ing crops. We cannot particularize every vege-
table. Every field Of corn and all varieties Of
fruit are growing rapidly and promise TO mature
WE'LL Pastures Of all kinds are green and luxu.
RANT, and stock Of every description are fatten-
ing upon Cambridge Herald and Ne,rs.
The Elkton Democrat says T." Farmers in
this section report wheat half . crop and the
quality OF tho grain very good. Red rust in
jured tho straw IN some places. Oats promise
70 be . very hne crop. Corn 10 growing rapidly.
More favorable weather for the latter crop could
not b. Potatoes promise well and fine crops
are expected whore the farmers gave the bugs
sprinkle Of Paris Green"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

NoBoDY's HEAD IN DANaKR-ooILKcTon PREF
MAN AND NARSHAL DUNN TO BE RETAINED.

NoBoDY's HEAD IN DANGRR-COLIECTOR PRETTY
MAN AND MARSHAL DUNN TO BE RETAINED.
U. 8. Marshal Dunn had an interview with the
President at Long Branch, Wednesday. and WAS
received with much cordially. The Presi-
dent did not enter into . consideration of his
case, having already referred the whole
subject to Attorney General Pierrepont. As the
record Of the Marshal in the latter's office is
good, there is no probability that there will be
any further proceedings toward his displacement.
In Collector Prettyman's case the Internal
Revenue Bureau endorse him to Secretary Bris-
tow ~ first-cass officer, and in the present
situation Of Affairs, the action Of the Secretary.
based on this report, will no doubt be final, and
favorable 70 DR.. PrettymAn.
1t may therefore be assured that the whole OF
the sinister effort to undermine these two Off.
cials, by whomsoever it has been prompted, il a
complete failure. The Administration and the
public interests are to be congratulated.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15
rHnuYuON AZ A DRANATlBT.

The app9ATAnce OF Tennybon - urAmANst ID
n sysut which naturally excites great deal Of
,ptar.st in literary circles. 1t would appear that
- uoek in writing "Queen Mary 7" had no dis |
49, iuaswssaou OF ietine his work 70 the stage.
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~ -..a,., vr,t.rr--vorku which il has never
NJ, - .-,..t.d .bou,a be produced in tho thea
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15
ANOTHER CABINET RuMoR.
The western Floods.

THE OHIO AND BIG SANDY RIsISd RAPIDLY.
CMcIsNATI,J July ia dispatch from Catletts-
burg, KY, says The Big Sandy river had COM
menced rising rapidly yesterday noon, and by
night was running at flood height. The
steamer Sam Cravens was swAmped in the
mouth Of the river. This morning the Thomp-
son House and dwelling On South East
Front street we're washed away by the water un-
dermin,ng the banks. which fell in. The nher.
man House and several residences OH Front
street arc momentarly expected to DO destroyed
At Louisa. Kentucky, the Big Sandy, III reported
with forty feet Of wator in tho channel and
rising. At Huntington, W. Va, the Ohio rvel
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15
The Holiness Cam p.MeetAnE.

IN PROGRESS AT SPRING lRANCH-THE RELIGIOUS
sERvIcEs-TnE PREACHERS AND THEIR SERMONS.
Special Correspondence Of the Commercial.
FELTON,, DEL, July 8.
The camp. meeting for the promotion Of holt
moss opened at Spring Branch, near this place.
on Tuesday evening, with sermon by Rev. j.
II. Caldwell, who first laid down the initial con-
d,tion of true religious life as conscious and d.
yinely attested change. from death unto life
severe storm interrupted this service.
The second sermon, by Rev. 3. T. Gardner,
presented the general, special, and extr. work
Of the Holy Ghost, under tho question, Have
70 received the Holy Ghost since ye believed n
prayer meeting Of great dIrectness and power
followed led by DR.. Cooper.
At the afternoon service Rev. r. @. Jones
preached on Hunger and Thirst. righteousness
was shown to include all that God proposes to
do for us and In us. The intensity Of tho souls
desire after God and the certainty Of divine full.
ness were very forcibly presented a. the Savior
promised in the text ''Bleesed are they which do
hunger and thirst after righteousness, for they
shall be filed"
words, "sanctify yourselves, for tomorrow the
Lord will be among you." Joshua, 3: 8. The
Scriptural view OF Observation-Disclosures
sanctifcation, the Specification by the blood,
and the sanctfcatiou through the spirit, were
presented A fourfold agency, combining in
purifying the heart and perfecting holiness In
the fear OF the Lord, were delineated briefly.
Self determines the choice and tho purpose,
truth enlightens, tho blood changes, the Spirit
ondowa with power.
To-day the sermons were preached by Revs.
". II. Hutchn, Matthew Lorin. and j. H. Cald.
well.
FRLroN, Del, July 10.
A pleasant change gave US . cool air Thursday
morning. Tho peoplo of the surrounding coun-
try began to come In large numbers. A good
state Of religious interest, deep aud fervent,
with intelligent thought prevailed.
Tho sermon OF W. H. Hutchin Was on the
characteristics Of spirituality +" He that is
spiritual judgeth all things, DC" As the gift OF
God and ~ an aid to the understanding Of d.
vine truth and the relations Of the soul with God
northumberland was presented with much
force.
Matthew Sorin, D. D., preached from the
words Of Paul, in Romans, MI: l. The broad
ground Of appeal. ."by the mercies Of God" the
conservation urged the analogy Of the Jewish
sacrifice that was ssparsted from the herd CON-
sscrassd and Offers, with confession, humility
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15
Lively Tnrzass In Clarksvilie.

At Clarksville, Tennessee, on Sunday morn
ing, two men, named Corners and JehceAt, who
hsd assaulted coiored boy with . knife, were
attack ed by . mob OF twenty oolored mon, and
compelled to seek srefuge in . grocery. They
were Afterwards taken 70 the station house
by the poliece for safety. The same night the
negroes uobbed and nearly demolished the gro-
csry, and also attacked several honses Of ill-re-
pute, The alarm bells were rung, aud, while
the police were {" investigating the Alarm the
friends of Corners and Jefooat broke down the
door OF the station-houss and vet the two
roughs free.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15
A BOSTON Appetite.

Falstaff's unbounded stomach has found q riv-
practice Of certain keepers of eating houses to
encourage trade by selling sig dinner tickets, a
weeks supply for o., thus securing the money
in advance, and giving the buyer carte blanche
to order from the bill Of fare a. suits his fancy.
As rule, this is . paying business, but case
comes to our notice which threatens the unfor.
tunate victualer with financial ruin. In an un-
guarded moment he disposed Of liberal supply
Of these dinner tickets to a harmless looking
youth, who yesterday took his seat at the table
and "wsded in" When he had finished his re.
past, gentleman sitting near by who had taken
the trouble to jot down the several items found
that the account stood ~ follows, according to
the prices upop the bill of fare
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15
All Diseases of the Blood,

II VEGETisE will relieve pain, cleanse, purify and
such Diseases restoring the patient to pr rice
health after trying different physicians, many
remedies, suffering for years, is IL not conclusive
Is this medicine performing such great curcs7 II
works In the blood in the circulating huid 1t can
truly be called the Great God Purifier. The great
source of disease originates In the blood and no
medicine that does not directly upon It, TO purify
and renoyate, has any Just claim upon public n,ten-
finn