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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

ANVNshN w ht y NUN htFl HlICAN 4
STATE GENITAL COMMITTEE,
San Francisco, May -, 1876.
The next Union Republican State Con.
ventlOn for the nomination of SIX PREst.
DENTAL ELeCTORs aud Six ALrERNA.
TEs, and Estate Controller" to tll ths
vacancy caused by the decease of Hon.
j. w. MANDEvILLE, the late incumbent.
will be held in the city OF San Francisco.
on
WEDNESDAY. AUGCST 9th, 1870.
at Dashsway Hall, south side Post street,
between Kearny and Dupont streets, at
ten o'clock A. NJ.
In calling the conventions for the elec.
tion OF delegates, the committees OF the
several counties aie recommended 10 in
vite all Republican electors, aud all other
voters, without regard TO past political
differences or previous party affiliations.
who are opposed to reviving sectional
issues, and desire To promote friendly
feeling and permanent harmony through
out the country by maintaining and en-
forcing all the constitutional rights OF
every citizen including the full aud freq
exercise OF the rights of suffrage without
anu NlNNuut WHO NFo
IN iavor of the continued prosecution and
punishment OF all official dishonesty, and
OF an economical administration of the
Government by honest, faithful officers
who are in favor OF making such reforms
IN government as experience may from
time to time suggest ; who are opposed to
lmpairing the credit OF the nation by
depreciating any of its obligations, and
in favor of sustaining in every way tho
national faith and financial honor who
hold that the common school system Is
the nursery of American liberty, and
should be maintained absolutely free from
sectarian control; who beluve that, for
the promotion of these ends. Tho direction
OF the Government should continue to DO
contlded to those who adhere to the prin.
ciples of l77B, and support them as incor-
porated in the Constitution and the laws;
and who are in favor of recognizing and
strengthening tho fundamental principles
OF National Unity in this Centennial An
niversary Of the birth of the Republic.
The apportionment of Delegates is "a
follows:
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HIco MARBLE WORKS. Elsewhere
l advertising columns will be found
ou'l ess card of Me,srs. Davis d
H. proprietors of the Chico Marble
H. This firm already has several
mems of its work in this county
speak well for their ability to give
salts actin in their line. Head-
Aonuments, etc., are speciality,
p''''es desiring work of that kind
%,"estlR requested to communicate
Davis & Green, Chico.
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Board Of Equalization.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ the Assessment Book for 1876 being
completed end having been delivered In
the undersigned, the Board Of Supervis-
ors will meet on
MONDAY. JULY 10Th.
10 examine the Assessment Book and
equalize the Assessment of property IN
tho County, aud will continue in session
for that purpose, from time TO time I'M
I'll The business Of equalization Is dls-
posed OF, but not later than the Fourth
Monday in July; and in the meantine
the Assessment Book will remain in my
Office for the inspection of all persona
interested.
July 9TH, 1875.
ASA TAYLOR,
jye.4t. Clerk Board Supervisor,
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~ 'ffIczBs.-The following Off
''aelIon City Division, Sons Of
'i'''e were in,taled July slh:
'gr m 1n' w. p; Tiny Laws, w. A.;
a'N'N K. S.; Mollie McCormic,
'" \" c. Given, f. s.; N. II.
- G. NJ. Laws, c.; Minerva
\ a. y; Jas. Gilzean, /. s. VIM.
~ =; JAS. C. Clark, P. w. P.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION.

Rooms or THE UNION REPUBLIcAN !
STATE CESTkAL Committee,
San Francisco, May -, 1876.
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lHE EUCALYPTUS TREE!
An Exhaustive Account of its Pc
culiar Properties -Reascns for
the Increasing Popularity
of the Trcc-.1tS re-
inarkahle Absorb
ton of Malaria,

from the San Francisco Evening f'ulIctin.l
OWING to the constant inquiries from
\ various PORTIONS Of the United States
in regard to tho Eucalyptus 0lcb!l'ns, or
Australian Gum Tree, We are induced to
rive a thorough description ut it, EN-
6racing many facts not hitherto pub
lished. Through the courtesy Of Som,
tagg & Co., of this city, we have devoted
much time TO the cultivation Of the tree,
we lave obtained most Of the intorma-
tion here furnished. Tire Eucalyptus is
extensively grown in California, where
nrolmbly no less than ono million trees
are planted. In this city, in front Of
handsome residences, you will lind 1t
| with its magnificent dropping branches,
making an effective and graceful shade
tree. III Oakland the broad avenues are
lined with them. ::
In Algeria its cultivation was under
taken on a large scale. Some $4,000 Eu'
calypti were planted in an extremely pes.
tilcntal and unhealthy sectio1t, were fever
prevailed to a great extent every year
During the first year Of their growth, At
the time when tie fever season use'l t.
sct in. not u single case IL fever occurred
VT tho trees were only nid6 feet high
Since then this place IS reported 1fo'
| from its t,iwtlconic visltatione.
In the vicinity of COnstantinop!!e; an
other fever spot, marshy and slckly, TIL
whole ground wa, dried mp by 1900 O
these trees. In Cuba marsh diseases ar
ran;l,y ltssvDeafinr upon tho intrOtluC
ton Of this tree. 4 railway station Il
the Department of Var was 50 pcstilemt,'
that the officials could not romain ther
longer than year. Forty Of these tire:
were planted, and the unhealthy con'l'
: ton Of the place was changed. -,
t Two miles fro,ii Haywards, in tl
: State, the Surveyor General planted tw
: gr0yes Of the Eucalyptus, one OF abor
t ninety acres and tho other seventy acre
c the whole comprising about 1900 tree
II They are now only about five years Oh
vet many Of the trees are forty to I'LL
f,,et high, tile whole making . most .:
tensivs and beautiful forest !: fdf fuel al
timber purposes being worth thousan'
of dollars.
Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama al
other Southern States are awakening
the Importance Of planting these tree
and tho same MAY III, said Of New Mex'e
These trees arc propagated ara I
sale by ,n,,,,>,o
Shreveport, In.
Price &c per dozen single plant
cents each. Orders left ut this 0fffcc "
receive prompt attention.
N. B.-They arc growing in boxes wi
:. . block Of soil for each tree and can
H. shipped and transplanted any month
Z the year without risk.
~ April l5-tf.
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YT)HIS Institution is pleasantly situated /
on the Mississippi River, about GO
miles above New Orleans. The buildings
are spacious and well ventilated. The
aim Of the Religious conducting it, Is TO
secure to their pupils thorough and &C,
complished education. Simplicity. OF
dress is enforced by the rules: Their
health is the object Of untTing solcitude;
and. in sickness, they are atfectiOnatGiy
and constantly attended to-.
The scholastic year, which IL divided
into two sessions Of five menths each,
commences on tho first Wednesday Of
October. and terminates in the last week
Of the following July.
Teras fer :ne Scholastic Year,
Payable in current funds, and always in
Advance.
Eycrance Fec, (bIt 0'1cc) -. %
i3oartl, with tuition in English ana 1oo
French Io oo
Washing ~
Books and Stationery ~ =
Doctors Fec, :,
Summer Baths a.
Music 1 1S
Use Of Piano or Harp IL IL
Drawing p..t ~
Septemtcf) 81
Pnpi)s are admitted at any time, and
cbarr,.l ONLY front the date OF entrance
No deduction is made for Vnpii Wllt
q NAV be withdrawn before the expiration
Of the Session, unless it bc on account
} No particular dress Is required; ex
d cent on Sundays and Thursdays, whe'
hlne Merino is worn in winter. and i
summer, pink lawn, ana occaslo"al'
white Jaconet or Nainsook. :. ,...,
Each pupil should lo provided with
blue, a white and pink dress a whit
Main Bobbinet veil, two and a half q
three wards long, according to the si.e
the Young lady; black plain l'ouolnt
veil. twelve changes of under garnient
twelve pairs of hose, q dozen aud Ia
= or two dozen pocket handkerchief, eigt
~ large napkins, eight towels, twelve co
Il. lars. SIX night gowns, four pairs OF slioe'
T., a foot tub. toilet box, work box, goblee
table knife. fork and spoon; two PAL
Of blankets, three pairs Of sheets, thr'
and half yards long, two and q M
wide q musluito-bar Of white nettln
i. four yards LONG. the top to be five fe
. long: two and half wide. All to
- distintly marked with the number a
be Parents wishing their children to
on furnished with clothing, etc.. are Q
pected to deposit with tho Treasnr
funds for the purpose.
Pnpils of every denomination are
'ri- ouired to assist at the public exercises
reIipioi,-ho further influence is ever
&c. ercised over their convictions on u
OF grave point. ..:..,,
osi. 10 Sundays and Thursdays, and are
!. be made only by parents, guardians a
tic. near relatives, unless when authorll
and by such a. have power to do 80.
lent 'Epistolary correspondence IS saD)ec'
For circulars and further particnle
apply to or address the MOTHER
2 20 PERiOR, St. Michaels Convent.
400 MR.. P. POURSINE, 40 0ravier Str
500 New Orleans, or 80.
Mr.. NJ. II. CARVER, Natchitoches,
!, AGENTS.. May20-t1
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GERMAN TAUGHT

I,ITHEK III class or at private houses.
" In tiio Years time will teach the art
Of writing and speaking this beautiful
language now becoming so important IN
the Uuited States.
viii also teach the art Of fireworks
with ali Of The variegated colors-fepafrs
Clocks, Watches jswelry and Musical
INSTR nlents.
All Of the above at the lowest prices.
F.ELSIG,
At the residence ofthe Bishop.
April 29-im.
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<o9S

To:al number Of delegates. ..375
All Democratic and CONSERVATIVE
r1pers In the State are requested 70
t. " VI. PATTON, President.
fHiLlrp POWER, Secretary
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he National Demo cfatlo Hesl'
dent COMMITTEE,

81 rs Q6UC VOSAAAAAsS0Ss
~ National Democratic Resident
ctnaittee have established head
sserter, at l324 F street, near the
SNitt House. The committee Is
6Aae - follows:
j Chairman-Hiester Clymer'
Fressurer-W. H. Barnum.
Secretary-Jamcs Harvey
He,tucky-J. w. Stevenson.
CoIbecticut-N. w. Eaton.
wet Yirgiuia-H. G. Davis.
Nsfyland-W. V. Whytc.
0sorsia-J. B. Gordon.
!, HOUSE.
Pennsylv ania--H Hester Clymer'
Nassachusetts w. Chaplin.
Taxasr-J. w. Throckmorton.
lississippi-C. E. Hooker.
Yenfucky-A. y. Jewett. ~
Ncfth Carolina NJ Robbins.
Ohio-M. Taylor.
IS Di.trict Of Columbia-W. ": cor.
! fan. James E. Harvey, aud Chas'e'
Is Democratic organizations II
~ the states and Territories ore re
1Seoted 70 report their committee
Hmediately to the National keslden
~ Arrlicationa for dOCn
rants, speeches, and, other pollt,c .
1 latter. aud oil communications O Q,
business ofthe committee, WI
addreseed to the secretary.
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State Democratic Central tx
ecutive Committee.
Rooms State Central Committee,
Democratic Conservative Party,
New Orleans, April 20, 1916.

Now OlICsSuS1 NtA" AZ,
Resolved, That a Convention Of the
Democratic. Conservative party Ut the
stats Of Louisiana be held at Baton
Rouge, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Governor, Lieut.. Gov
sruor, Secretary Of State, Auditor,
Attorney General, superintendent OF
Public Education, Members Of Con,
mess from the various Congressional
Districts Of tho State, and Electors
ior President and Vice President OF
the United States, on Monday, the
9th Of July, 1876.
Accordingly the several parishes
and wards Of the city Of New orleans
sha,l bc entitled to the following re-
nresentatiOn, to wit:
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PRICE:
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cine in five years, only for your Rcgula!.
tar; and must say it does all it says 1t
will: You can also recommend i in Collie
for Stock, It having cured a fine mule OF
r,;rs ,;ttti; five Hundred dollars.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-06-10
The Electoral Vote.

The Electoral Vote.
pY GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS.
NEW ENGLAND STATES.
connecticut 6 New Hampshire j
Maine M"ouo ls''"" :