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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17
A DESERTED VILLAeE.-The post

A DESERTED VILLAGR.-The post
Office at Horsetown in Shasta county, has
been ordered discontinued. OF itself this
is an unimportant item for the population
Of Horsetown is almost nothing. But
those who have seen the village in the
flush times, can alone realize how great
a change has fallen upon it. Twenty
years ago Horsetown was place second
only in importance to Shasta, the county
seat. Clear Creek and the fats, bars
and gulches along its banks, the low roll
ing hills bordering its valley, every place
in fact where miners could find water to
work with, was thronged with men. The
town had its Odd Fellows and Masonic
Lodges, and little later its weekly news.
paper. Then, as the mines became work
ed out population began to fall off. Other
gold fields carried off the miners, and the
business men OF the place were not slow
to follow. For six or seven years pas,
one small store has sufficed to supply the
wants Of a community which at one time
numbered more business men than twice
its entire population now. Horsetown is
not alone in its desertion-through ghout
the mines the decaying villages of the
past greet and pain the eye. But it is
seldom that place of the once import.
ancs OF the town we have named sinks
into such utter insignifcance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17
WASHINGTON CoRREspoxDEscE.- =

WAsHINGToN CoRREsPoNDENcE.- -
Seve al of our exchanges litter up their
columns with the letters of Washington
correspondent. The business of letter
writing seems to US to be little over
done. Any kind of letter can be got,
written to order, and as the abuse of pub
lie men seems to be the chief aim of poll
ticsl writings nowa-d days, it is not to be
wondered at that these irresponsible
Washington correspondents Gull and
gather all the scandal they can find and
dish it up for the edifcation of California
readers. The place occupied by this
Washington Correspondence" would be
better filled If occupied by extracts upon
the same subject from Eastern papers.
But we suppose these vampires Of the
press must make living somehow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

ELECTION OF CoNGREss.-A law en-
acted four years ago provides that in all
the States members of the Lower House
of Congress shall be elected on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in Nov,
1876, and every two years thereafter
Under this law California, at the Presi-
dental election on the 9Th of Nov, next,
will elect four mem bers of the Forty fifth
Congress, who, with the balance Of the
new House, together with &c Senators
and the President and Vice President Of
the United States, will enter upon their
duties on the 4th Of March, 1877. This
will be the first time in the history OF the
country that all the members Of the
House have been elected on the same
dav
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

THE PREsIpENCY.-Our latest news
from Cincinnati announces the continued
arrival of delegates to the Convention
Speculation is running wild as to the pro-
bable strength of the candidates. The
friends of Blaine claim that he has 3l7
delegates certain and they confidently ex-
pect that he will gain enough votes after
the first ballot to render his final nomina-
:ion secure. Per contra, the supporters
Of Morton, Hayes, Conkling and Bristow
all claim great strength for their favorites
Saturdays mail will doubtless bring the
final result and possibly we may hear it
on Friday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

SALT LAKE is said to be constantly
filling up. A reef of rocks on which
Che Saints walked dry footed at the time
the lake was discovered is now from
eight to eleven feet under water. Brig
ham claims to have had revelation that
n deposit of salt is filling up the outlet,
and that is the supposed reason of the
proposed emigration to New Mexico
But the New Mexicans have had reve =
lations Of the character and practices Of
the Saints, and are not disposed to give
them very hearty welcome.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

You can sop clock at any moment,
but you cannot stop a watch. So it is
with the talk of men and wemen. Man
Is great, ugly, coarse machine, and you
can silence him. Woman is beautiful,
fragile, jewsled thing but she will run
until she stops Of herself.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

MOST of the negroes OF Georgetown,
Texas, to whom sharper gave the first
three degrees in bogus Freemasonry, are
getting better, and according to the Aus
tin Statesman, can now sit about on the
ssumps and curb-stones. The letter an"
that was branded on them is large enough
TO be seen 100 yards distant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

HERE are at present in the State Pen
itentiary l,1s2 prisoners the largest num-
Der ever incarcsrated at any one time.
To the credit of the gender be it said there
are only four women convicts confined in
the prison.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

IT is striking instance of the deprav-
ity OF inanimate things that when bob
tailed coats are in fashion pantaloons
wear out behind in about quarter OF
the time that they do when the friendly
garment which reaches to the knees is
worn. n.-NorWtch Bulletin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

LATER returns from the Oregon cleo
tion show the State to be nearly equally
divided between the two great parties.--
The Legislature is so close that the In
dependent members hold the balance of
power on joint ballot and can elect a
United States Senator for either party.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

The Colusa S,sn thinks that Blaine is
too radical Republican TO make a good
President. And it hopes the Republican
nomination will be given to Bristow.-
Evidently the Sun does not dare 10 hope
for Democratic President.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

A STATUE ofa baseball player, sculpt
for the Centennial exhibition. was rejec-
ted. 1t had four straight fingers and a
sound thumb on each hand, and its nose
wasn't bent a particle, and no court
plaster on the ears. No wonder the fraud
was not admitted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

The New York World whose editor
evidently knows nothing about the sit
uatlon, says that the anti Chinese agi.
tation on the Pacific Coast has, in all
likelihood, been given more prominence
than il deserves
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

THE authorities of Baltimore are get
ting ready for the Presidential campaign
by passing an order prohibiting all poll :
tical professions at night. This comes
from the disturbances and bloodshed
which have so often attended torch light
pro e'siono in Baltimore during Presi-
dsntal canvasses.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

THE Piutes who hang around Vir-
ginia City express willingness to join
in the procession on the Fourth, and to
accept any cold victuals or old clothes
that may be rendered.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

A KEMPER's BLUFF (Texas) young
man named Thomas acquired the habit OF
tossing cooked and loaded pistol in the
air and catching it as it fell. The last
time he caught il was Immediately before
ha died.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

SMITH, the Prohibition candidate for
President, believes there will be polled
for him seven hundred thousand votes.
He must expect the Smith family to
rally around him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

AN appeal is being made to complete
the Washington Monument this Centen- :
nial year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

1T is believed that fully $4,000, 900
OF fractional currency has been lost or
destroyed,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17
CIR a M ID
B n LII

The undersigned will give a Grand
Ball and Supper at the Weaverville
Theater, on the evening Of the Fourth
Of July, and shall endcavor to make the
Entertainment worthy of the occasion.
Good music has been secured for the
Dance, and an Excellent Supper will
be served in the Arbor adjoining the
Theater. Great care will also be taken
to have the Dancing Hall and Floor in
the best possible condition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-17

A Grand Centennial Cele-
bration, beftting the Com
memoration of the ON E
HUNDREDTH Anniversary
of American independence,
will take place in Weaver
vile on the approaching 4th
of July, and an invitation is
hereby extended to all the
People of Trinity County to
attend and take part in the
Festivities Of the occasion.
1t is intended to make the
DAY one of General Rejoic.
ing and Jollification, and to
this end the Committee asks
the assistance and hearty CO.
operation Of
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Baltimore, Wtb, somfag, Den r. Suni 1876.

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Gin Den II der ertru item. - Sarl
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miro beute Worgen Die 2eidenidou balten.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17
Die 1rteriudDnng Der 8mnOeS6ms
tor TN &n19fSfn1tf
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bultbar iinb, unb Die Sieaisrung IN gSuihin9.
ton seigte cine 9euei9tbeit, 3mede BON reeaer
uuO fortOauernoer @ibtigf,it Den @infliitez
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Auslieieruugss sSeetrage bon ben Ser. Staaz
ten angenommen ulrb."
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rem 9eioweien eingeiteben, Daf pr. Stih benz
@eiete, iowie Der Yslitit nod Die holtbnrfte
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feit iiber bieie an9ele9enbeit aus. Der 9ou'
e0Her Correspondent oes ,Nan9effer @Rar-
6tan" iagt: rDie gau;e Angelegeubeit miro in
menigen Eagen Dem Sarlamente porgelegt
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feutliHten @orrelponoen5 rpiro ben @runo fur
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17
Das SotueS' 'fdbe Baieut. - Die .Sampfs5ep
1tdlreimiaunaS:@efelfd
Gtn ne1ter 2Ses, aIte 9 buIoet su
bea0hIett.

Sn 9arforbeGonntn purbe porgeftern ein
idauoerbaiter Moro begangen. Gin juuaer
WenidD errnorbete in Der Dtdhe bon @lermont.
Utills Elm iunaes Widodlen in Der entiebiifr
jien sSetie. Ser M6rDer muroe BON ben
Sarmern Der llmge9eno cingefangen unb &c.
itano leln Serbreden Elm. Jfuu ueriteben Die
2eute in Sarfore~ County befanutlidl feinen
Spa6; nod Dem, mas iid] bort crei3net bat,
ldeint eS ibnen Dielnebr groBeS Ser9niigen
III MAIDEN, einen Serbref)er obne pcitere @e=
remonie'n in'S SenjeitS 3u beiDrbern. Der
iunge Ut6rher ihien OieleS 9emuBt su baben
ooer bod, su nbnen. Wian iiibrte ibn mad,
elmer abgclegenen Steas, CAB ihm eineu Str;G
BON geniigenber 2ange in bic 6anO ilnb mar
tete baum in aller Hube bas gSeitere ab. llno
Ter Serbred)er oerftano bic Sntention leiner
GiGter. @r ntadlte einsu fnntgered)ten Stno>
ten, mie ibn en erfalrener Sd)eriif nidt better
id)lingen f0nnte, beifieg einen Salm, legte
iid) Die Shliuge nm beu 5alS mo banb fas
anbere @noe beS Strides Oil einen @lt, bann
Elm Sprung in bic Siefe - unb baS Serbre-
den mar geIiibnt.
Die Sarmer, pelde angen,eugen bieier
| Selbltblnrtd1tnng iparen, iparteten geranne
tie n0tbige Nnseise.
SOtt ltuo SSSeu Svuu9t tetIugtSu, Duylelu
basielbe in p.elen Sallen beln regelmdBigen
@erihtsperfabren, bel melfem mitunter Der
@elbiad bes Anseflasteu ODER Der blenoenoe
gDit ietnes Sertbeioigsrs Der ftodblinoen She
mis- bic Safe in einem gang anoeren 2iGte
BARTLETT, por3usteben wdre; rpenn oasielbs aber
in einerBeiie ausgeiibt miro, lple's oorgeiteru
bic 8auern BON 5arforo-eountn praftiSirten,
oann labt iid tpohl ytihts I'M grnite oagesen
iagen. Dem County werben Die Soften er.
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eiren geriebeneu aOuofaten, Der ben bofis
nunsSuollsn Singing als Oil Der Moro'
manie leioenb oargeaelt unb ibm Die @gnl>
pathie Der alten S8eiber beiberlei @eiblehta
perlhafft bdtte, entrifien meroeu fomnte. Heliel
10! = DaS baben Die 2eute BON Sarforoz
Gounth gut aeulad3t; ibi Seiipiel uerbien
ba, po Die Nedtspfle9e aHf gar 81 idpader
6iiben lteht, Hadabmung, nno ielbit dltert
@emeinmelen, mie !. .. Bottom, f6nnten Dor
ben iflidltsn MarDldnoer Bauern @tmas ler
men. Da bat Bottom ein dhnlifeS iuaenb
/ lIihes Shenial in ieinem @efdngnib, meldes
bios allein Saour6 bis ieet Dem @at9en ent
gangen, baB eS etni9en Sentinentalifen ge
! lrnSen if, i'm Staate Snmpatble fiir ibn 81
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ren Der Observation-Disclosures" eiue meitere
Donation BON 100000 9emadt.
- Apolinor 3errarc, Siihof BON Sa=
paHua, ltarb geitern Nadmittag in gcnannter
Start am gelbcn Sicber.
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eriuedcn. Der arne Sunge leioet an Der
Oforomauie, betBt es, uno oa tpare es natiir'
lid nod ibrer Aniid)t ni6t re1t, meuu man
ibn bdngsn woute, neil er, Dem gebeimniB'
Dcaen Orange folgeno, 5luei ooer Srei &inSer
un9ebradt bat.
9ie ygu. STEMS" bemerft in Serbinbuns
nit Der moeernen opudaffaire in Sarforbs
Gountp, oaB oieielbe iid audi iehr gut auf
Seiie YomeroD in Soiton aumenOen laiie.
Senn oerelbe oil Der Worbmanie leibe, oann
lei es ieOenfalls better, peun er fid, ielbft er-
morre, als oab CT pielleidt nod etn ueitcres
frenlOcs, abnungsloies Mtenfdenleben ser-
fibre; man ioue ibn mir ein idarfes Weiier
in Die 3ele gebeu uno ibn aemabren laiien.
Sodl alien Sdlsrs bel Seite, Der Sauern=
ueritanb in Sarfnro=@ountD bat oicsmal fir
Die 9auboiitrifte Der Ser. Staaten osne 3mei~
fci bas 9fid)tlae gefunben; bas Seiipiel bon
SlerrIout= gHilIS per0ieut TQd)QbnlUrQ
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sSepel1ex.
See AZ. GpnQref. (srite stk,t,.e

See 49, Gpnare6. - Grite Stkmns.
Salbtngton 16. SUM-. - <Sn Der
heutt9en Sibuug beS Senats mnrSe ba8
SmpeaAment Selfnap'S, oes ebenaligen
&riegsminiiterS, on Der Sagesorouuus er-
fldrt, nnb Der Inrpalt eeS 9lngetlagten aufz
geforhert, eiue 0tepltf auf Die anflageurtifel
einSureidIen. 6tdter glad oerlas barauf
Die uerlangte 9teplif, in mel9er CT 3m belpei
len perlud)te, baB 6r. Selfnap, obgleidl Der
Scnat 2(utoritdt babe, eine Brosciiirung beS
@rferen an5uorOnen, nidt i6ulSig befunoen
treroen t6nne, inosnl nebr ais Elm Orittel Der
Senatoren erflQrt bGtte, ba6 Der Senat mad
Der 4boaRfung oe5 Ingeflagten feline SuriS=
5iftiou iiber benielben BETTE, uno beB cine
3neiDrlttel8 Wtaior,tGt su Der lleberiibrung
notbwenOig lei. Sr. @omuus5 fteGte Die
5rage, Oh Der 4ngefla9te 2eugen babe bor
BON 1877 3eugen porlegte, Dereu Anpcienbeit
SeIfnap piinidlte, nno oisielbe benz Senate
SIM &erfii9ung lttQte. @8 entipann it6 iO=
baum cine ldn9ere Debate in Se3ug auf Die
6rdge, Oh Die Eiite an9enommen merDen
IoGte, o0er nidlt; ehe Die Srage entidlleoen
tpuroe, fra9te Ior. @OmnnoS BEN Soriiter, oh
etn SHorum anmeleuo iei, lno etne 3dbluug
ergab, oaB lid1 % SenatOren, a9t ruenlger,
ais Su einem Quorum erIOrOerfld, auf ibren
Often befanoen. Ser Senat Uertagte iid)
hagauf.
5m 9tcprdientautenbaufe leste
or. 98illis, Don Dem @omite iiber SlOtten.
2(n9elegeubeiten, elue Sill Dor, ipeldye Die
Nbi0Ggung unD ben Serfaui etnes &arO.
Hides III 2Sallabouts Ban, N..Y., Oil Die
Staot grootlDn peroronet. 9ie Bill iuuroe
nab Ginger Sistuifion angenommen.
Das 5auS ging Oarauf in Blenaritung
uno nabm Die Nrmee Seripillisun98 9fte
Dor. !Sr. Sannina aus Sblo bieltetle &eoe
gu @uniteu Der &laulel, melde cine 0teouf.
tion Der Grmee beitinmt. Die Atte mlrbe
barauf pard9rapbcnweiic in @rwGguug $780,
gen. Sr. Softer beantragtet baS Saldr beS
@cuerals Der Irmee auf S13 800, Oen 9e9ens
tpdrtis beSogeneu @ebalt, feit5uitellen, unO
CAB funO, OaB er eineu alei4en antras in
8esug auf bas Saldr beS @enerallieutenants
stcllen luiirOe. Die 9egenmdrtiqen Snhaber
Dieler be!Oen Stellen erbieltcn biee @ebalte
i'll Nnbcta1t 9eleiiteter Oieniie, unS Die Sc.
balte iolten mdbreno Der 2ebenSSelt Der Ses
trefieuoen nidt uerfiir6t perDen. Sr. Sanz
ltiug iprad) geg eli ben 9lntrag.
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8ermtId)te Sepeid3ea a7tS Ne&ps
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Iews9 orf, 16. Snni. : Sob er0fuete
beute su 1l2a.
: Der 9ampfer uOenmart" truf bon Con.
Don bier elm.
= Der 9pfr. rSt.@srmaia" if BON 5apre
bier eiu9etroffeu.
Der nnteribatmeiifer sablte beute fir
Sntereiien $22 900 MnD fir eiugesogeue Ob.
ligationen $l42, 900 aus.
= 0ie 3oa ginnabmen betrusen bente
S232 900.