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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-09

pom VI pkftA utiFiS.
The Popular Feeling
A Washington special To the 81.
Louis Republican, under date OF the
4ih instant, says the intensity OF the
public interest III the pending political
complication drew large crowd to
the capitol o-day, and The galleries OF
the iiou-e especially were packed with
people long oefore the hogr of assem-
bling came There seems to have
teen soiae expectations OF an exciting
debate, hui tie proceedings did mt nj
any time take that form, although Is
sues which viii undoubtedly lead to
animated discussions within the near
future were sharply drawn.
II is generally conceded that the
question raised by Banks. respecting
tie admission Of the newly elected
members upon. the presentations Of GER
tificates, aud before the election of
speaker, was brought up mainly be
cause o: its Important Tearing upon
the
Organization of the Next congress.
Republicans wished to set precedent
by which the 81 rk would be compelled
to admit every member bearing a for
mai certificate, and hoped by tn at to
pave the way for the admission of
enough mem bers. frsuduiently counted
in by Southern returning boards, to
give them majority
In she Next House
By which they could secur4 the speak,
ership aud other offices of the House
The clerk Of the House is compelled.
under the rules. to take cognizance OIL
the form of tae certificates, and Il IL
shall turn out that dual governments
are Sc; up in all three Southern States
now in dispute, he will have perfect
right to refuse to recognize those Is.
sued by the c:.rpet-bag governors.
The Aim of the Republicans.
Republicans aimed to so fix It that
the certificates from de facto govern
ment. recognized by the President,
would, Of necessity. cntitle the holder
to admission before organizing the
House. The decisiou made by the
House was. in eject, that this recogni.
ton by the president was not binding
on the cie,k of the House, and there il
no doubt the clerk will ASSERT bis con-
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The 81 Louis Republican eosre-pop.
dent II Columbia teiesr.ph-, under
date OF the Sth, - foliow.:
The dreAry fsrce enacted s.y IA. t..,.
o0es fragment Of the Legislature g.
DAY, in psoclaisniae the election o,
Cha@berisin - governor. wiu be
tssssed - IN ah>olute nullity by the
entire white population Of the stas-.
Was Rrssssss.s>a "a
This despersss move IN Chamber.
lain's game vas psecsplissel b. th<
sppeshsnsion that tue supreme eou,,
= about ts decide thai the Msck~x
house of Representatives v.s sl,~x.Il,
oGgAni<ed. and that ali it scss ~, Al.
salas~ly vsid-
esssssssse aaas csss@
The Nee YORK Tlibupe h.. /. s.,s.
sfsu asd<r ths captsos Of Democr.s.
e visv Of anairs. uhirh clue. thu. I.
he osmocssas ass CONFIDENT ~ suc.
o. erssshes VEN ns.ts To- pirh,
~ Wate daopssa sad eshee p-ro.
eFet1s ep>ehsn. III 81 spirit bus cou..
s11Eg reeee n eng y ersv>ed
~ elr.s6 nvoeerats snd uany srr
~ ~ e.4Y 0nlu- TIE Doon-
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she Ssf1<s yi&uss fb.re 5 s,sifss - Shy
a. 10 ~ ses spss,tt.;sis a. aus ,sas.s.
US of troops Mesnef- 81 the rnbi
uet universAiis stated Il ~ tteir desire
that the Republicans OF the senate sud
Hsuse should ende4vsr 10 yak 1,
harmony.
Eansons.s ossstasfsn.
The resolution intrsia .ssl =. Gay l..
the Senate i.y senstor 4 tair-.rS ,sss
not submitted 10 the eaura ~ n,
publican Senators held before lie con
vening Of The Senate. bit was IN. oe
ession of caucus held directly af.r
the adjournment OF the S-,rsle. Il
Was then agreed To. aud will te ssp
ported by the faii Republican v..,e
there.
Repsbifcss xbpea.
There Was also some talk of proyid-
ing for an Investigation in New York
city. These Investigations in Georgin
and Vow York of course. are meant a-
an Offset To the Investigations re. on
foot by the Democrats.
THE Message.
The Presidents message is very
short, even briefer than IL was last
year, aud It's contents have been care
fully kept from the public so far. 1t is
known. however, that IL is mainly
confined to the present. political COM
plication and financial questions, and
II - reported that some recon IN enda-
ton similar, although not p-eci-ely
the same a. those contained In the let
ter frpm Sehufz and Hender-na. re-
speeding the relief from the difficulty
in counting the electoral votes will be-
made.
Oregon's Vote for ridden = Thorn In
R<puhsiens ssd-s.
specialt the HERALpi
Sr. Louis. December 7.-Adyices
from Portland, Oregon, state one vote
was east IN that State for TIlden and
Hendricks, giving the ~. Louis nomi.
nees the required one hundred and
eighty i've votes in the electoral col.
iege- The governor gave the Demo-
cratic elector, receiving the highest
vote next to the ineligible Republican,
the certificate, who, Al Tie meeting OF
electors, cast his vote as aboye stated.
Ii the president OF the senate can
Vases the electoral returns, he must
count one hundred and eighty-iive
votes for Tiid.n. II is nndrrstoo,i n
the house has right 10 help IL lh,,
count. il will mol count Ls.nlsi.na.
South Caroiiga or Florida for Hayes.
Tho NesestGe -Frs.s Csaxrc>s.vu.,
Auddse.
There Is q good deal of controverx,
in Missouri over General ID. NJ. Fropr
ineligibiIity. The courts have not Yet
decided The case, although it occupied
the entire day. The Republicans claim
the certificate for Charles q. Slifel l?j
who polied the next highest uumber
of votes to Frost.
v ashssxton los ip-- Repsblieass Take
Another Isch.
Hnmors from Washington are 10 III.
effect that the Seuste viii throw oul
several Southern States, including 81 Is.
sissippi, Georgia and AlsDama, thus
giving the election 20 Hayes.
Nathiag Dr0sssc from ~eush sssslsps
ssd tiossds-
Nothing further to night from South
Carolina, Florida or LOUISIANA. All
sorts of wild rumors are current, bui
nothing definite or reliable has, as Yet
been received other than reported last
night.
iadtanapsits Joliine- over the Prsbs-
abe Eseettsa OF Hayes.
A large Republican meeting Is being
held at Indianapolis tonight. Tn,
speeches generally congratulate the
country On the election Of Hayes and
Wheeler. BROWN.
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NAN Noak. De a 49,
Pa. d'-i'-is-h -.y- 70 .-r- ...a -
h-if"f tue mine "a a., -talr .- -
ped. The somter oi uisH feel "a
OF ~ork h esfimAis.i a. ls.-r-. -
nse and forty tb..o-.aa Z b. -
the sa-yen-ios ~El - sui-. 4. -
middle 81 the as.,aIh.
NEW lOEK. pr~ut-r --a 10 1a
the ruins ~ the Bfe.sSl.n I1 49, -
rtofped thu taeruinx -
three hnsdrsa sEa Gtssu $3.50. l.
xere found.
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The knies

we're declared suspended ey i56 ayes 10
IS noes, aud that shows . bare two
thirds vote in the afiirnstive. II
Pisisted votes in the negative - mega
tive votes We're cast and the motion To
suspend was losi, hesitt's moison was
not adopted, and the resolution cannot
possibly he passed before next Monday,
a. that Is the only day. The rules e.,.-
not be suspended except by uuaninssa-
consent. The right TO make a corr-c-
ton O; the record. asked by Mr.. Plais-
ted, |. nox being discussed.
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sr~s-.-sse.

PIrrsBCtso. Pa. DE s-E.---
from the Sillzsr - Na-h -
this Pi.e-. -ay that TIE =.
for the sxPerims@t.i tina -
on tie 1osiy q the late a. .aa
are All eomPisi-. Ih= t-at
place IN she faras-s 49, saa
\ large Hg.slisr - na.dic. -
tiiie mem are rr--essf. AMI ....
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south Caroiina in che Haads of .hr
Democratic.


south Carolina in sh. Haaas of .hr
Democratic.
Special to The Hsfald.i
ST. LoUIs, Deeenb Der g. The coDs,i
tutional House of Representatives in
South Carolina have now legal
quorum, the gains requisite being from
the bayonet House. The quorum i
independent of the members from
Edgeiieid and MISUNDERSTANDING
members holding certificates from the
state Board of Canvassers.
The Democrats are jubilant, and
confident of winning the gubernatorial
and legislative fight, the President
of the United States having positively
declared to Mr.. Hewett. chairman
ofthe DemocraticN National Commi tee.
that he would not recognize as the
lawful house any body not
having sixty-three members holding
certificates from the board, aud the
Supreme Court of the State having or
dered the Secretary of State to deliver
to Speaker Wallace the returns Of the
election. General Hampton in
speech. eouDseling peaceful measures
and the prevention of bloodshed ut ali
hazards. ass,,ea his he.r.rs ~, -.
twill either he u,va,ao- ~ s,n,,, g.
oliua, or there shall ne noneu
No intelligence eoneerni,y Tho e,s..
toraI vote hes been received m 70 ~.
time of closing tt,is report
Fisrfaa's Electoral v.se Gas, for Have.
and wheeler.
The board OF eahsassers returned
an average majority OF nine hundred
| for the Hayes and Wheeler electors,
although upon tue face OF the returns
tie Democratic e,ec.ors had a n, ;.,.;,,,
/ Of one hundred and twan,,',,,,.s
The frienda OF Tslaen arc a,adan,
that a congressional inves,,oa,inn -
the returns viii estahiish hav,,na .,..
lion a Democrat, ma;o,;f, - g.,
twelve 10 /; ft.en hnndrad IT.. chez
Ineligible Repnblscsn elac,o, hos as,s,
Iisbsd the fact thai Il. rss;.nsd ~.
federal Office nreviou. 20 The ,er.s,,,a.
,iai election.
ORE son vote. TIVE far HAYES ana a..
Slack.
The governor Of Oregon has refused
to give Z certificate to Watts. the inel-
sgibie Republican flector. or to the
Democrstlc eieetor, the next highest
~ the field. This action of the gov
erpor thro 70 the election in the lower
''a,ise OF Congress, the presidential
lection, connecting South Carolina,
Florida and Louisiana to the Republi>
cans, having resulted in tie vote be-
tween Tiisien and Hayes.
abe I.eal.iana R~sarai.z aora Consul
mates the Anticipated Fraud.
:. n'4'a q returns i'ron'uisaied
a's e'ee''ta' vo'e, - manipulated, this
morning. Hayes highest eiector is
-. = = = y ''''1' .tou-
rdtu. h&diR9t seventy In0JSaIfu five
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in ls7s, which nov gives 20 much
trouble. Do not hesitate. Bold ar
ures in tiGie like this are the best
There eau ee no excuse or d.f.fee for
the United States army undertaking
10 determine the right Of members Of
State legislatures to sests, sni turning
gut by f1rce such as they thins
proper
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There Is good deal of controvers,
ia Missouri over Generai b. NJ. Frors
ineligi1iiity. The courts have not We,
decided the case, although it occupied
the entire day. The Republicans claim
the certificate for Charles G. stifei 90
who polied the next highest number
of votes to Frost.
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IL Is generally UNDERWOOD tina: the
President viii send In his special me.-
sage the first Of next week. la the
message he will express his opinion on
the recent election In several of The
Southern States, as stated 10, the me--
sage Of to-day.
EAsssssssea wssh E.si,saa.
He also intends to speak Of our treat,
relations with England in the special
message The reason for mol referring
TO the subject to-day ,-. Ii /. under
stood. beeause Lord Derry asd s-cre
tary Eish are new In carr--po,.s~nc~
regarding = new treaty, ~h,eh .a-, be
presented TO the Senate this session
Tor rstliie .tioc.
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VUSEtBw8 ~ =
Anasher Iach.

Hnmors from Washington are 10 th.
elect that the Seuste viii throw out
several Southern States, including 81 Is.
sissippi, Georgia and Alabama, thus
giving the election To Hayes.
Nathiog Drnsisc from ssush sarsl,.s
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Republicans are considerably exer-
'ised over the tone OF the Presidents
message. They say thai now there 4.
no telling what course he will take. 1
have II from good authority that Nor
ton was this evening bitterly conn.,
planning Of the apoIogetIe character of
tie introduction of the mes age. DEM
c'sfs display no feeling over the mes
age further than to laugh at the tiing-
al Northern Democrats a. having Deen
greater enemies during the war than
the enemies In front.
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P9s pepsete hppp ~ ~ -
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SAN Francisco, December 5.-H. II.
GrAnice, who killed Edwari Madden.
editor Of the Merced Tribune two years
ago, was yesterday found guilty Of
murder in the second degree. The
Ease has been tried In several court.
and will probably he appealed TO the
supreme court.
Mr. Randall then voted aye, and the
resolution was Garfield sfter all.
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The Pesnt

In tbs subequent objection TO the al
mission Of the representative from
Colorado. is Of course, to be found in It's
bearing on the presidential election.
Since In this case II the representative
was admitted, the House would be
hereafter estopped from Digestion to
the electoral vote OF Colorado.
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In she Next House

Republicans aimed to so fix 1t that
tho certificates from de facto govern
ment. recognized by the President,
would, Of necessity. cntitle the holder
to admission before organizing the
House. The decisiou made by the
House was, in eject, that this recogni.
ton by the president was not binding
on the cie,k of the House, and there is
no doubt the clerk Will assert his con-
stitutional aud legal power in this re-
spect, when the Forty fifth Congress
reassembles.
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He says. ''If the newspaper reports
from South Carolina ar. true and the
army bas inierfered with the iegi-is-
tnre and it, organ alton, NJ stated, the
resIonribls party ought nj once 70 be
impescSed- Grant should oe pat on
the defensive by lreferriDg articles Of
Impeachment immediately. II be has
usuTped the military control Of the
south Carolins legislature lie should
NC: be permitted to repeat. with inn
pupiIy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

The TowN-SITE.-The hearing of the
application of the County Judge for the
entry Of the Town-Si of Weaverville
in trust for the inhabitants, has been set
for the 9th Of February next. As will be
seen by notice in our advertising columns
lot owners and others interested are 70.
quested to advance to the County Judge
such amounts as they can spare at the
present time, to make up the purchase
money and other expenses of entry.-
Each sum advanced will be properly
credited, and on final settlement any over
plus which may be due the party adyanc-
ing, after deducting the assessments upon
his lots, will be repaid with interest. Pay
ments can be made to Judge Jones any
time between now and the ID day of Feb
ruary next.
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IN MENlORIAM.
HAY FORK, Jan. 10th, 1876

HAY FORK, Jan. 10th, 1876.
Brothers and Sisters of Western Star
Lodge, No. 1903, /. o. G. T.:
We, your Committee appointed at Spe-
cial Meeting of the Lodge, held January
18th, 1876 to draft resolutions of respect
to the memory of Sister CATHERINE
DUNCAN, deceased, do submit the follow
ing:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased Higher
Power to remove from our midst Sister
CATHERINE DUNCAN, Charter mem Der
OF our Lodge, it is
ReSotped, That in her death we have
lost worthy and devoted member, and
her parents an atfectonate daughter.
ReSotVed, That we tender our sympa-
thies to he parents and relatives of the
deceased.
Resolved, That our Charter be diaped
in mourning tor thirty days, in respect to
her memory.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
transcribed on the minutes of the Lodge,
and that II copy be furnished the parents
of our deceased sister under seal of the
Lodge. John III. VANDERHoFF,
ERWIN MOORE,
VIM. Ii. RUCH,
Adopted, Committee.
JoHN ii. VANDERHoFF, W. S.
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A Remedy that has made its Mark

Success is the need of excellence. The
truth of this has never been more forcibly
eXempliiied than by the triumphant career
of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. No sooh-
er did the people discover the genuine
merits OF this supreme invigorant and
corrective than they FASTENED to stamp it
with the seal Of popularity. The press
and medical profession speedily followed
in the wake Of the public and emphatic
ally endorsed it. Thus from the very
outset the success of the bitters us a rem
edy and preventative was an established
fact, and degree of popularity which it
often takes proprietary medicines years to
attain, was achieved almost at stride by
the then new preparation. Since that
time every successive year has witnessed
fresh accessions to the favor with which
the Bitters were early regarded, and the
area of its popularity is no longer confined
to the United States, but includes the
British Provinces in North America and
the West Indies, South America, Mexico,
portions of Europe and Australia. That
it is not only ~ remedy fordyspepsia, con-
stipation, biIiousness, urinary and uterine
complaints, debility and nervousness, but
also preventive Of those maadies to
which air and water, impregnated with
miasma, give birth, has been no where
SO strongly evidenced as in those regions
where climatic conditions untavorable to
health exist, and where the Bitters have
been long aud constantly tested. TO call
this superb cordial remedy that has
made its mark, cannot we think be re-
garded as boasting, since there is probably
no proprietary remedy more widely known
universally respected and emphatically y
endorsed than these Bitters.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

SURvEYING.-Attention is called to
the card of VIM. S. Lowden, w. S.
Deputy Surveyor. Mr.. Lowden has
lately purchased an entirely new and i'm
proved set of instruments and is prepared
to do any work that may be required in
his line. All business entrusted to him
will receive prompt attention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

PANT ScHOoL.-The peo pie of New
''t are very desirous of having a school
pushed for their children, who are
VS'ng up without the advantages of
4ca"on. They are in the Martinville
'OOl District, but as the nearest settle
|" on New River is eight miles from
school house, they are not able to
'N themselves of the school opportuni-
There are eleven children on New
Fuoi the School age, which lacks four
,'ne humber required by law before a
''Ict can be established. It's probable
"'pe'ltlon representing the facts of
case will be sent to Senator Tinnin,
'"s The passage of special law to
e'Ihe emergency.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

FROM late number of the Napa Reg
iSter we learn that the Bachelor Manu-
featuring Company has been incorporated
and that w. Ii. Bachelor, late of this
place is one of the Directors. John Bach
elder (Harry's brother) is President and
Manager of the company, the object OF
which is the manufacture and prcserva.
ton OF fruit.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

d" n oFFIcEas. VIM. Rule, d. d.
N ' Installed the following officers OF
u.s. H. h"campment, No. II, 1. o. o. F.,
p p ''s' regular meeting: T. K. Jones.
Il. Il" D. W. Philbrook, II. p; G. w.
~, scribe; d. Hansen, Treas; Frank
y 'oung' j. W; A. Bowler, 1. s.;
n n Nule' lst W.; b. b. Rule, lst G.
- "m. +. Junkans, I'd G. Oft.
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LIST OF LETTERS
yEAVERVILLE POST OFFICE,
January Fl, 1875.
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Tax ClNxABAR MINEs.-The follow
account of recent visit to the Trinity
suO,y Cinnabar District was furnished
Yreka Union by j. NJ. Luttrell
leaving Fort Jones, we plodded along
be mud all day for forty-one miles,
1t last reached Dodge's where we got
bully supper, and we laid our weary
hes to rest and were soon wrapped in
mber. After good nights rest we
Ioks in the morning to find a b eakfast
hitting US such as only Mrs. Dodge can
up. We were soon on our horses and
an hour or so arrived at the Davis
kcs; then going East three miles we
schcd the retorts, which are under the
peintendence of w. ii. Rodie, and
2o kindly showed us around the burg
did the fine thing by us. They are
taking out from five to six TASKS a
n. The large retort weighs l04, ,04O
Sunds and cost $4,000. Leaving the
. 1Orts we went on for few miles and
= billy reached the mine, where we were
hdIy greeted by the gentlemanly Super
lendent, Mr.. H. Greenman. There arc
se hundred and twenty-five men en-
|byed at the mine, and the following are
officers; Superintendent, ii. Green
|.n Clerk c. II. Howard Foreman of
Crew, Ed. j. Winans Foreman of
4 retorts, W. H. Rodie and you bet |
acquainted with the gentlemanly stew
n, W. Ii. O'Brien, who has the board
Il house in charge. Mr.. Grcenman
mildly showed us around the mine, and
h took the following notes rs feet in
y west end tunnel is seam OF high
Paie ore 6 feet through 100 feet in we
Ike ten inch seam 40 feet in we
ike l6 inch seam of high grade ore !;
Y feet in we strike another seam of very
|sh grade ore and 275 feet in we have
n feet seam. A lower tunnel is being
\ to strike the west end tunnel deep in
\ mountain. The mine has five retorts
Pw, and | would here add that the grade
|pu the retort to the mine was the cheap
road ever constructed in that county,
b cost only $4,000. 1t was butt under
supervision of Mr.. Greenman. The
peers of the company are very pleasant
Pn'Iemen and well-ftted for the positions
Nv Occupy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

INsTALLED.-The elective officers OF
Comet Lodge, No. 81, ]. o. o. F., OF
Trinity Center, were installed on the 10th
instant, by John w. Philbrook, d. d. G
M. They are as follows: f. ii. Bloss,
N. g.; JIG. Sohm, V. G.; T. D. Draper,
r. s.; Geo. Williams, Treas.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

SToRM.-During the past week there
has been a little snow, little rain and
a little frost. Seven inches of snow has
fallen, making the total fall of snow to
date, 26 inches; while the rain. fall up to
this time is even 80 inches.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

rlPE.-Mr. H. w. g. Moebus,
s'e"''ng the San Francisco house of
~ omith & Co., was in town this
4 N 0mlth & Co., are leading dealers
!. 'nu'acturers of Sheet Iron Pipe f,r
,e,s c' and are prepared to furnish
aiing desired in that line.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

BRASS BAND.-Weaverville should eel
f'e the Centennial, and the first step
zen should be the formation of brass
na' There are several gentlemen here
nave had some practice on brass in
uments and we certainly have enough
p'lc'I talent, in addition to the gentle
n referred to, to form a good band
4 great difficulty is that there is no one
give Instruction, but it has been sug-
pea that the services of competent
''clan from Shasta might be secured
Aume at reasonable cost. If any
ps Is to be attempted in this line, a
rHOnght to be made at once. Let those
AvOr the forming of band, and who
*'I'lng to take part or otherwise assist,
'Osether, talk the matter over, and
pc 10 some definite conclusion. Once
y started, the band will certainly
PHa. success.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

New Posi- OFFICE.-A post office has
just been established in the Cinnabar Dis
trict in this county. The office has been
named Altoona and Charles Howard ap-
pointed Post Master.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

ro'A ''A SOAP. This is a new article of
"Ofnla manufacture and surpasses
Y'a'Ag heretofore produced for the
'O' which it is intended. In another
a" Will be found an advertisement
A "0 article setting forth its qualities
4, au'ahtages. NJ. Lang, of this place
I '0on have a supply on hand, and our
H. sp' Will then have an opportunity
pug The merits OF Rock Soap.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22
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. 8, 1873. 6w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22
Settlement Wanted.

ALL PERSONS knowing themselves
II indebted to me, are hereby requested
TO make an immediate settlement Win
my wife, in Weaverville.
ALIEN. STILLER.
Dated, January 10th, 1879. I'M
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

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