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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

MORE STAGE RoBBERIEs.-The stage
from San Juan to Marysville has again
heen iobbed. The impunity with which
this species of crime can be perpetrated
is causing to become alarmingly fire.
cuent. When it is reflected that stage
robbers 60 armed to their exploits, pre-
pa'ed TO commit murder if necessary to
the accomplishment of their purpose, or
for their own safety, it strikes US that the
punishment should be severe in proper
ton. A little banging might have good
effect
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01
VOLUME XXI. NUMBER l.

TO-DAY, January 1st, 1876, is New
YEAR, and with it commences the Twen.
'ty- first Year and Volume of the WEEKLY
Trinity JOURNAL. Having completed
its twentieth year, the JOURNAL will here
after, as heretofore, be issued once. a.
week. Thanking our kind patrons for
past favors, and soliciting continuance
of their support, we wish our readers
one and all, A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

SHASTA APPOINTMENTS see by
Nhe Courier that DR.. j. K. Pelham of that
place, has received the appointment OF
Resident Physician at the State Prison,
at salary of $50 per month. If there
is any man who deserves well at the
hands of the Democracy, it is our old Es-
culapian friend, and we congratulate him
on his good fortune. ID. ID. Harril has
also received an appointment at the
Prison, as one of the guards.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

A HORRIBLE case of wife murder oc-
Cured on Friday night. Louis Losse, a
Ge man, killed his wife, an Irishwoman,
by beating and kicking her. A daughter
of The murdered woman, ~ years OF age,
was the only witness of the deed. San
francisco was the scene of the tragedy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

"a PROPHETIC picture by Mast, which
was irst published in 1873 re-appears in
Hd'7'"r's Weekty. 1t represents Tweed
going in on one side of the Ludlow street
jail and coming out at the other. The
coming event cast its shadow before, and
Mast put the shadow on paper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

HERE now," said citizen of Raw.
Inns, Wyoming Territory, at a recent so.
cial gathering, " You see that heifer in O
red dress that's my wife an eff you
dance with her more'n two times, pard
J'll shute the hull top of yer head off. =
Now, whatll yer drink ?"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

A WOMAN aged 40 years was arrested
in Buffalo, New York, charged with the
murder ofAer step-son, lad of IA. His
body was found in an old well on the
premises, a chain and other weights at
taehed to his neck. Property belonging
TO him and revertng to her own child in
case of his death is supposed t. have
prompted the crime,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

IT, said New England preacher,
std lenl y pausing in his sermon, "the
youth who has just thrown that egg in at
the window will wait till service is over,
he will learn what a Christian minister
can do for the salvation of his soul"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

THE wife Of John Ruby, minister of
the Gospel, in the Fourth District Court
obtained divorce from him on the
ound Of extreme cruelty. That ruby is
not very precious one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01
Sf'sekly Grinity 5onrnal.
OUR AGENTS:

THOS. BOYCE. Room No. 30, New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
cisco, is cur only authorized agent in that city
GEO. P. ROwELI. a. CO.. 40 Park
Row, are cur only authorized Agents in New
York City,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

IT is a bit of almost forgotten history
that Jefferson was formally nominated to
the Presidency for a third term by the
legislatures of Massachusetts, Vermont
and Rhode Island, but he declined the
hnnnr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

ALL the bills extending the time for
the payment OF taxes, have been reported
against by the Senate judiciary Com
mittee. That ought to give them qui-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

THE Ceylon gov srnment is trying to
prevent the capture Of elephants, and the
price Of fine animals has gone up to one
thousand dollars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

The Commercial Bank in San Fran
cisco suspended Friday afternoon. The
Pre- lent says the hank is solvent and
the depositors will be paid in full.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, GO
COUNTY OF TRINITY. 3D.
On this 18th day of Dec, A. d.
1875, before me, A. j. Ross, Justice of
the Peace in and for Lewiston Township,
in the said County of Trinity, personally
appeared VIM. Watson and w. l.. Brown
known to me to be the persons whose
names are subscribed to the above instru
ment, and acknowledged to me that they
executed the same.
A. j. ROSS,
Justice of the Peace.
Filed Dec 18th, 1875"
A True Copy.
"Attest" JAS. G. TROTTER,
declS 81. County Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Take Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, to
IN whom il may concern, that | have
given to my son, Oscar Laws, his time
from the present until he obtains his ma
jority. Whatever he may earn hence
forth will be his own, and shall not be
responsible for any Indebtedness contract
ed by him. GEO. NJ. LAWS.
Junction City, Dec. 30, 1875. I'm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

CONVERTED Hindoo widows no longer
throw themselves on the funeral pyres of
their husbands. They believe with Saint
Paul, tina: it is better TO marry than
burn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

ES- THE National Gold Medal was awarded
to Bradley & Rulofson for the best Photographs
in the United States, and the Yienna Medal
for the best in the world. 429 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

THE New York Graphic says the Dem
.ocrats have thrown up the sponge in ad
vance. The motion in the House 10 re-
duce the Presidents salary shows they
have abandoned all hope.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01
Weayeryille, January l. 1875
BUSINESS NOTICE.

All communications pertaining to the Busi-
mess or Editorial management of the JOURNAL
should be addressed to C. W. CRAIG, Trim
srY JOURNAL" Weaverville, Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

THE dog tax in Tennessee is proving
fine thing for the lean treasury of that
State. In one county four hundred per-
sons have no. other taxable property.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

The Republican National Committee
will meet in Washington, January 18th,
TO appoint day for the Natio al Con
yention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

OUT of ten thousand persons, only one
reaches his hundredth year, only one in
five hundred his eighheth, and only one
in one hundred his sixty-ftth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

SHASTA must be pretty healthy place
at present. The physicians have nearly
all became successful politicians and fled
10 other places.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01

A BABY without spine has ventured
into the world by way Of East Haven,
Connecticut.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01
d e ATHS S :.

In Weaverville, December 25th, 1875,
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, son of
Frederick and Dorothea Lackenmacher,
aged years, 6 months and l6 days,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01
Certificate of Partnership.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, hereby
w certify that we constitute Partner
ship transacting General Merchandise
and Butchering Business in this State
that the principal place of business is
the Town of Lewiston, County Of Trinity
and State OF California that the firm
nama is
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01
APPORTIONMENT
OF
SCHOOL MON EY.

WEAvEKyILLE, Dec. IL, 1875.
One thousand, two hundred and sixty
eight dollars and sixty eight cents ($l,-
26S 6S) is apportioned among the schools
of Trinity County, as follows
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-01
WATSON & BROWN,

and that The full names and respective
places of residence of all its mem bers are
signed hereto.
Dated Lewiston, Dec. 14th, 1875.
WILLIAM WATSON, fSeal.
WILLIAM LANE BROWN, tSeal
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-12-06

nemocrats. There are two roads iro'n
where / live to Logtown po''s' anu
thew were both picketed on 'ne
n,orniug of the election. lhefc a'e
several rifle companies in the pafis,,
besides the one which tried 10 XIII
me-. These companies used TO rae !,
about by day and night, armed ahn
visit the cabins Of colored people anu
urge them to
JOIN DEMocgATlccLUBs.
They said there were men gong
around melting the colored people
not to do it, and they had them spot
ted. That struck pretty near me,
Colored people told me that they mao
10 ioin Democratic clubs to save
their lives. The election in Ouachi'
ia parish was certainly not a far
free and peaceable election.
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It's ingredients are so skilfully COM
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The reputation it enjoys is derived
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prominent physicians all over the coun-
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Of its usefulness.
| Certificates attesting its virtues have
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KNOWN As A REPUBLICAN
by whites and blacks all over the
parish, and had taken some part in
organizing the party. ! had been an
election officer at that poll at every
election since 1865, and had general
~ distributed Republican tickets.
The poll usually gave about one hun
dred and soventy-five republican
majority. Tie men who ATTEMPTED TO
Kill me, SO iar as | know were all
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-12-06

HELIfSIT,
and he does not use the word in n
profane sense. One Of the parties
mentioned as engaged in the murder
or Henry Pinkston was this after
noon arrested here, after the testi-
mopy Of Eliza Pinksion. Ills name
Is Tom Lyon.
A DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNT.
A special to the Chicago Times
says:
Before the returning board to-day,
the Republicans introduced rs Wit
ness from Ouaclliia parish, eoiorcd
woman, who told how just before
election daya body Of soyenty-iiye
masked men attacked her husband,
who was IL prominent Keptblicn1
there, murdered him, and then
harnstrung her, stoned her, and eui
her 70 that she WIS LEFT for dead. Thu
wofHan's story and the exhibition d
her wounds before ti,c board seemoo
, 70 have u marked effect upon Demo
Gratis ~ well ~ Republicans. Cover
nor Palmer, or Illinois. sail that /
the woinaH's story WAS true, The par
ish Of unaehita ought 70 be sunk int
, hell. ie has declared himself &c
tefmincd 10 probe the slattrr ~ Ga
] bottom.
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Ayers
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For restoring Gray Hair to
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BULLDQZLNE

BULLUUzlNE
4 colored WOman's Story
Of Her Wrongs.
The Story of Eliza PINK
ston Eclipses that OF
Eliza in Uncle
Toms Cabin.
rhs Husband Shot and Cut 10 Pieces 'ne 1sD'
Throat Cut in the Mothers Arms, snu '"'
Wife and Mother Knocked Dow"
with Pistol, then RssIshed
then Hacked ~itb AZ
and Knives and
Shot.
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wiM Me gloss and freshness Of yonth..
Thin hair is thickened, falling HAIR
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
follicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayee. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead of foul
ing the hair with pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the har
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious to the hair, the
Vigor can only benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely for
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-12-06
Still ANOTHER.

Joe sheldon has a hnllot In his
breast, and his land Is all shot to
pieces. iIo states that this course
was taken % induce him 10 join a
Democfaticclub and he wassiot two
weeks before the election. iIe did
finally vote for i'ilden and Reform at
the Trenton poll. a man named
Willie Howard Is n leading Demo-
crat aud denounced Congressman
elect iIennari and Attorney-General
Hunt, the Republican candidates, as
liars AZ Republican mass meeting
previous 10 the election. sheldon
had refused TO join Democratic club,
aud masked men had visited his
house during his absence. On his re-
turn his wife told him about il, and
urged him to join the club, rs nearly
all the colored men around there had
done so for fear Of losing iheir lives.
lie left home again, and when he
started back he WAS met 90 tho road
by the nlan Howard 1t was a dark
night, but the lightning occasionally
made il bright. lie saw the man fire
into the mir twice, aud he Was afraid.
The man asked him who he was, and
when lie told him, he said: "Don't
Kill me, AIassa Howard. ON &c
| with ye right now and jine the Dem.
/ oerat club Howard said nothing
| but commenced firing at him, and
] fired until lie fell. When he revived
lie crawled to a colorod mans house,
who was afraid to let him come IN
and when he tainted again he was
laid out on the back gallery for dead
There are several other witnesses
l In the party whose eases are nearly
~ hard, and there are some parts d
The story Of isliza l'inInton loo horri
bic for publication.
The New York herald., 1876-09-26
NEW PUHLiCAriON

0,Tw1xT HAMMER AND ANvIL--rHIS CAPr
tai novel, by Frank Ice Benedict author q -Ns
Daushter klnor' Ae, 10 having an immense sale Feua
'''''-' w o. ~ oARL1rox 90. Pssus>sun
The New York herald., 1876-09-26
IMPORTANT INCOME TAX SUIT.

PROVIDENCE r. l., Sept 25, 1876.
In the United States Circuit Court to-day Judge
Knowles delivered tho opinion OF tho Court Judges
Clifford and Knowes) In a case Of action at law-Thc
United States vs. Rowland G. Hazard Tho action /
ono OF debt recover q sum OF s1745l for tax on
defendants income in 1868. Defendant pleads in
bar 10 recovery tho payment by defendant Of tho
made by tho United States Assistant Asses
sor. with the added penalty OF hity per cent. The
United States Attorney tardncr dcnurrcd this
other pleas, and the opinion OF the Court to-day sus-
tains tho demurrer, following tho principle OF tho
of The Dollar Savings Bank vs. Tho United
States
The care is important, 1t Is the first one that has
been instituted 10 recover income after "a citizen
haf paid the tax assessed by the Cntcd States Asses
sor, with dy per cent penalty The Judgment OF tho
Court sustuins such action.
The New York herald., 1876-09-26
THE BRITISH CORN TRADE.

LONDON. Sept 25 1875
Tho Mark Lane Ezpress In Its review OF tho British
tradc during the past week, says:-"Much Eng
lish wheat has como 10 market IN moro less damp
condition, but tho change to drier weather will now
enable threshing to proceed under favorable
cumstances. The agricultural season being far ad-
vanced attention Is now msiny directed the In.
gathering Of cereals Scotland where tho state Of the
outstanding crops has caused considerable anxiety for
some time past The rain has donc wonders for root
crops pasturcA The publication OF the agricultural
returns for lS75-76 enables form reliable idea az
to the ycld OF the homo crops and tho extent to
which fhall bc dependent upon foreign supplies
These returns show q decline in the Of wheat
planted Of 37s 900 from last ycar and Of CTS 900
from tho average planted during the
eight years previous 10 1876. The decline from
last year. bowcvcr, may be made up In
increased yield per aero and improved con-
dition, and tho yield OF the present crop 10
estimated at TO- COO 900 quarters. With 500 600 quar-
tcrs deducted for seed there will remain Q 800 900
quarters for consumption England will require tho
coming year about ls oo0 900 from tho stock on hand
and foreign Importation" Because or The deficiency
In the homo supply much interest Is centred In the
American crop.
GREAT rIMrDrrY RurERS
rho closes with local trade very steady but
without great anirSation. buyers acting with
much canton. the supply and demand at this mo-
pretty evenly ycounterpsancing each other Fine
white whcats realized occasional ADVANCE of shl
ling per quarter but tho inquiry has not been brisk
Feeding stuTs hold firmly. Barley, oats and maze
have improved In price. Wheat by the cargo is
quiet but steady and maize continues worry Hrm,
while IN rather higher prices have boon
obtained.
The New York herald., 1876-09-26
THE EAoLE THEATRE.

The Eagle Theatre hns bill this week engaging
mont last night commenced with tho amusing farce,
entitled ''sarah's Young Man." In which appeared
among others AFR. A. H. sheldon, Mr.. d. A. Kelly, Miss
Marion Fiske and Miss Mario Gorenno Alter tho
FARGO Dave Rscd the old timo minstrel appeared In his
negro comic sketches. Miss Jennie Hughes, tho rol-
licking singer, familiar 10 tho BOARDS OF tho variety
houses OF New York. sang several songs Ia her usual
brisk style Fat Pooncy appeared with his Irish broguc
and peculiar songs later and there sketches
recalling the scenes recenty enacted the Little
Big Horn and tho other buresauing. the recent ride
match. There was special clcverncss displayed IN
other sketch, tho object OF those preparing such far
cical compositions Tor our variety houses seeming
be tn write down to the level OF the performers who
mostly combine very low comedy with suggestions
OF dccaycd negro mnstrelsy The character o some OF
the performances at tho Eagle Theatre last night
strange commentary upon the title OF tho variety show
Tho variety comes back with savors OF tho past and
there was nothing new In tho new sketches
The New York herald., 1876-09-26
GAY creatures Of tn" clemeut
That In the colors II the rainbow live,
And play In the plighted clouds.
GRAND OPERA HoUsE--MEs. OATES IN COMIC
OPERA.

GRAND OPERA HoUsE--MEs. OATES IN COMIC
OPERA.
An English version OF Lecocqs amusing md tunefui
comic opera, ''Girone rona " was produced before
fair audience at the Grand opera House last evening.
Mrs Oates appeared good advantage the dual role
singing the familiar catching quite acceptaby. and
throwing dash and coy vvAcity into tho performance
which, though somewhat foreign to the original.
decidedly mirth provoking. The iady's frsky method
and funny antics stirred tho house TO tho best OF
huInor and thus was IN good measure preserved by
the support which throughout quite good. As
Bolcro tho timid father, Mr. John HoNson very
good, and Mr. Gustavus Hall made up wcll as Mour-
zouk, tho Moor. His dcmeanor. however.
was hardly nerco enough 10 render tho
part completely comca ms u Is susceptible
oil being made Mrs. Chapman Aurore and Mr.
Charles II. Drew Mnrasquin acted fairly. Tho Eng
lsh version. however. docs not preserve their
plctcnoss tho peculiarly amusing situations OF tho
original. Much Of the suggcstvc humor Of the French
is lost by tho Transformation SIN enough Is pro-
served TO make Giro0e-G irona exceedingly amusing
performance and as Is given At the Grand Opera
House is we'll worth seeing The pirates chorus
might be improved IL true, and Mcurzouk might DO
earnest and tragic. Some OF tho principal mrs,
which have long since become favores here. nss-
teringly received and rcdcmandod by tho audience.
The New York herald., 1876-09-26
BROOKLYN THEATRE.

Mra a. C Howard begun wcsk's engagement al
this house last evening" In the DOT play OF Unole
Toms Cabin" Tho iady's performance Of Topsy 10
already familiar to tho public, and deservedly held In
high regard 1t Is remarkable for naturalncss which
could only srso from long familiarity with the part
and "A keon appreciation OF iss humorous araitea
There In outire OF motive actions and
sudden drolery ever breaking forth TO
please and captvate tho audienca Mrs. How
ard succeeds In giving correct expression
to the adroit cunning OF Topsy's nature,
without appearing to aim particularly at this result
Sno avoids the idea OF simplicity OF character which 10
often attributed and conveys tho mprcs.
OF inbred ignorant gcenncss Thoroughly good
throughout she especially excced last evening In her
scenes with Eva, which character, by the way,
very cleveriy assumed by little Oracle Wade This
'chiId actress" played eth charming gracc, dong
nothing that was not In keeping with her part Mr..
George KunkeI tho Uncle Tom OF the cast, Mr.
Howard usual, tho 81 CLAIR. Mr. Barker as Deacon
Perry, Mr Webster as Phinoas Fletcher and Mrs. Dar
ker Amt Ophea did qne fairly In their respective
parts Tho remainder Of tho support Was Indifferent
The New York herald., 1876-09-26
THE SIOUX WAR.

GENERAL MERnITT's MOVEMENT A nECoNNoIs-
sANcE-TnooPs REcUPxRATING PREPARATORY
TO WINTER CAMPAIGN.
FoRr LARAMIE, Wy T., Sept 25 1876.
General Merritt, In command OF the Fifth cavalry,
simply makes dcour for tho purpose OF reconnois-
by way OF the hcadwatcrs OF tho Little Missouri
lie thon proceeds directly possible to this post
which tho other troops are also ordered
WINTER CAMPAIGN.
month will DO spent here in recuperating Tho ex
pcdition will 90 again tho Geld with very ew II
any, infantry soldiers. II will probably engage In
lcngthcned winter campaign, which will severely try
tho physique OF the troops The terrible experience
the orcf ono of last spring was sufficient foretaste OF
what may be expected
Tho wagon train OF tho expedition proceeds toward
the Black Hills tomorrow, TO meet tho rcturnin ng
column.
The New York herald., 1876-09-26
POSTAL RAILWAY COMMISSION.

YEsTEnDAY's PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE COM
MISSION At CHICAGO ON POSTAL RAILWAY
TRANSPORTATION.
CHICAGO. Sept 25, 1916
Tho special Postal Railway Commission, which was
appointed under authority of an OF Congress passed
last session. convened hero this morning. Tho com.
mission consists OF g. g. Hubbard, OF Massachusetts;
r. W. Palmer, OF Illinois, and II. NJ Fox, of PcnusyI-
vania The commission received John Macarthur
Postmaser at Chicago; John NJ. Hubbard, General
Superintendent OF Letter Carriers at Chicago; George
Bangs. late General superintendent OF the Postal
Ranway transportation, and Hugh Riddle, General
superintendent and Woe President OF tho Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company Thesc
gentlemen gave evidence postal railway irnnsporta
ton the compensation therefor, and the best means
for improving ~ Tho Board Will probably SIT most OF
the week and hear representatives oi tho lending
roads having quarters hero, officers OF tho Postal Ser
vice, merchants, bankers, manufacturers members OF
the press and all persons Interested fast mails Tho
Board has already collected much valuable data for
their report to Congress. Tbcy wall VISIT Milwaukco
on Wednesday by special tram, ana will return tho
same evening.