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STANLEY MATTHEW'S.
His Views on the Silver Cues.
tfon.
He Demands Remonettxation Of tho Dol.
lar Of the Fathers.

lar rs 4ho Fs<horx
1"4 Va suo "s1A0A0'
The Hon, stan1ev Matthews. scnator NJ ,h,o
,a,rs,,oS nrsat m..tI,s "a, su Ath.u. u J.. onlo
~ .,,,,ta,s. T,,s ,n.s,h .s aanr '"'.eey
d suolec1s. Ane sneecn u very .onE, and
title to Ills office sgainst Tho cry of "fra,Hn
IN Nv III .onSantJo,. n.'S.-
m ~ ~ ~ .hs so,so1 nss a 70
Administration. He concluded his speech hv
.o,," re.,,a~,e. ~. tht, .,t.ss s,,a..tar
lows:
ruu Silver oux.r1os,
There ,seus 10 b. IN tbs te,olatian Of tho Ohio
n,sy nn.;hfx H. syEstInv 80 s,.c'i ioetsis,inn e ste
wonld iorbid s,l,st, wher, restored, from benx s
sgs snds, II .I sses A. ss,nnaon q
Nv sne,s trttmatino '""' '"e'' "' s''a"a 'of
fbs fsefs ~ nur Trsfstatton asf<cttnr thfa min.
arc not ,uGccp.ibis os dispute. The oseinai sofn.
H. p ~ ~ y,1s 81 ,ne eGGai sa
a.. sEs.s ~ .rasesrt ~ snI - rnnts;n Hs1 W. W.
rfnins n mia s;ix*r. thn nrono,i;nnai vstne ~
eojd 10 sFer In ali cases, CURRENT a. ;nUueY Icns
81ctl "a atteen 10 ono, rh,g continued n fv,cs
Hn!i! iI " se'n.ss .ft q jsnaa5y 1s5 VIA
~ Changing he quantity Of purs eol1 IN tho rold
tHe dollar nreelssly s ~ a. L a,wsys brto,s
had baen. Tia weight Of the eo:ned d
st'e, y aS!isr .s Va. fedassa from tlo srales
tho other haoti, she so.d Init, Of do',ar If Inv
fSn ssn; onv % foe Will
ia In IL oenai rato sna aa i Sesn
Hons of 1s37 Eus the sliyer dolar M rctnsnsd n.r.
elsely tbs same. aud waa ! Legal tcndar according
to IL ~ sW an hs cop,v
net Of Feb. II, 1879. and That did not alter III
legal quality Of the original silver dollar. 1t !a
esh o jt tes o III ,s
previously. establlahsd quantity OF pnro solI~
s%sty 2a g2,19o 1is,1 ts b. ts
Tinted states thoutt be: d trade dollar, d half d."
lar, quarter dollar, and dime the trade doi,s,
sr.n: Il pSre s1er bens er .od as
Sd si5' .,1 fEen' ao. Se tns9 s5 n: s ssasS IL
legal lender for amounts not exceeding s5in one
PAYMENT, Bnt noshtnR wns said a. 10 tho ortglus,
xeta s u,c}c eG Tar As tho In"
+ 4 lut 70 section of The Revised ataiutes tssc.
] o any coins Sther thao so.e specea, II,
dropped from Tho lit.. Dut dollar ol nny pr!oi
Sas Il eau.S Il: "'sy @s sc &c
There II no ctatm made that pstor 10 Mnreh il,
y psss Pee sss e tho eos G. e.
contrary Until taat lime. ths question was w,sshcr.
y the terms Of ths INV creating tient, tasy wrrs
the act Of that date, ITO strengthen tho
cs1e II order 10 reo'e az, Gouht =. 10 20 e. 4.
purpoao of the Government to discharge iii
!u.t obligations to the public crcAi'ors, aud to
tho Laws BY rtrtne Of which such obligations bid
been contracted, that mo faith Of lie Inited
states was thereby soletnnly pledged to tho nav.
lent Sf III,
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/. ureonbac&s in New York on Saturday
were worth aB4@FG4
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Cotton'a Crera-TTouse.
Monroe sircet. between 6t2te and pcastpru. 10
S1eulh, the De- etttyt"
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ADJUSTMENTS,

Ito0tey's T1ieNtret
Randolph street. between Clark aud Lasalte. En-
ehsement Of Nlss MssJGasy. "Poor TO-"
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.... aleTfcker'A Thcntre.
hadtfon stscet between stata and Dearborn. ''na
II
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14
Encouragement for the Feeble.

Debility, whether it be inherent, or
caused by overtaxed strength, or pro.mct-
ed Illness has most depressing inau-
ence upon the mind, breeding an object
melancholy nearly akin to despair, and
enforcing the Abandonment nt cherished
p'vect> and high hopes. Happily, tho
ehleebied system, even in extreme cases
Is susceptible olinyigoration 1t is prov
ed 10y iucuntruvrrlihle evidence that Hos
letters Stomach Bitters Is an unlniiur
strcligthrner of the weak. and that ih ad-
dltlon to vitaIizing the physical organi-
n,tl"n, it establishes regularity among
those organs upon whose efficient dis
charge ot the duties imposed on them by
nature, continued vigor and health de-
pend. Thousand, ol instances might lie
cited To show the regcnpratiug irtlueuce
OF this health giving agent in eases of de-
hillty, liver disease, dyspepsia, nervous
ailments, constipation, intermittent fever,
urinary and uterine troubles. gout and
rheumatism, aud other muladies.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

COURT PRoCEEDINGs.-Di, Court
convened OF Tue,dAy, Hon. A. NJ. Ro>-
borough presiding. The following pro
ceedings are had up to the hour OF going
10 press
Wise vs., Brush & Clark. Continued
for the term by consent of counsel.
Christy VS.. Brush Il Clark. Same or
der.
Battams VS.. Carey ct al. Case dismiss
ed On motion of IRWIN, detcndant's cour-
sci, for want Of prosecution,
Wright VS.. Carey ct al. Same order.
Lorenz ct al. VS.. jacobs ct al. Notion
for new trial before the Court. Court
takes time to comnare statements.
Rabb VS.. Osthon. Passed Tor the term
by consent of parties.
PIneI Il Carter VS.. Enright. Passed
for the present.
Goael VS.. Schwhtka. Now or trial.
DI5bins vs.. Junbans. Plaintiff, coun-
sci ask judgment upon the pleadings.
Ihe motion was oveiru d and defend
ants counsel given leave toumcnd answer.
Lorenz ct al. vs.. jacobs ct nj. In
junction suit. Argued on Demurrer.
Court takes matter under advi,cment.
George Frickinger, native of Bavaria,
WIS admitted to citizenship on the tesli-
mony OF p. NJ. Pausen aud Il. Clifford
Todd vs.. Henry Juninns aud Henry
Harvey. Judgment entered against the
defendant Harvey by default. Plaintiff
counsel ask judgment upon the plead
ings. Motion overrued, and defendant
given leave to amend answer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

The DIFFERENCE.-Tho who have
left Trinity for Southern California in
search of that terrestrial paradise it is so
vauntingly claimed to be. will be apt to
regret their choice of II home. Like the
other parts of the State, much of it, pros
Perity depends upon the season, but there
is this difference, that seasons north of
San Francisco are far more reliable than
south from that line. The amount Of
rainfall in the lower counties has been
next to nothing compared with what We
Fave had here, and that rs we all know
has been little enough. There has been
rain enough to insure good crops in the
Sacramento Valley this year, but south
from :here vegetation of all kinds is II To
tai failure. The losses in stock which
will either die or be "killed to save its
llfe" will be enormous.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

GLEE CLuB.-We have heretofore
neglected to mention the organization of
the WeaverviIle Giee Club, which was
started few weeks ago. The officers are
as follows; Mrs. &. w. Smith, P,esi-
dent Ms. E. P. Lovejoy, Vice Presi-
dent; Geo. Z. Noouan, Secretary T.
E. j mes, Treasurer Miss Molhe l..
McRaven, Miss Amanda Brady and n.
B. ShurtIetf, Trustees; Ms. c. w.
Smith, Organi>t Miss Emily Nieman.
Assistant Orgnni.t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

WILL VIsIT.-Mr. j. NJ. Estes, of
Steiner's Flat, recently received a letter
from Gen. j. w. Denver, in which that
gentleman declares his intention to visit
the Pacific Coast ere many days. We
presume the General will take in old
Trinity in his rounds, where he will find
quite number of his old chums who
Knew him when he was an honest miner,
and ab've going to Congress or such like
occupations, Denver located at Washing
t1n, ID. c., and his friends here will be
Pleased to learn that he has succeeded
well in the practice of his profession.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

SCARCITY OF DwELLINGs.-There has
| OF late been II great demand tor Dwelling
Houses in thi, vicinity, aud ii Dame Ru-
NOR saith truly there are numerous cou-
pies hereabouts pining for new fre>idc,
but are compelled to postpone the tying
OF the nupial knot because residence,
cannot be obtained. Tenants could be
found for several cottage houses were
some enN.rpri>ing man or firm to build
such in suitable locations.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14
COURT TERMS :

District COurt-Second Monday in April,
August and December
County COurt-First Monday in anu
ary, March, May, July, September and No
vember.
Probate COurt-(Same as County Court }
Board of SnpcrvisOrs--First Monday
February, May, August and Noycmbor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

OF COURSE Nor When j. X. was
here last tall he promised to send us II
pair of red garterS rs soon as he arrived
at Washington, and even wen 50 far aS
to nme the person who should present
them to us. or course the galters nre
not forth coming, for we knew at the
tine j. X. was lying as usual. Ii he had
said we should not have the cutters we
sho"d have received them long ago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

QUARTERLY MEETINGs.-Rev. II. B.
Shcldon, Presiding Elder of the North
crn California District, NJ. L. Church,
has made the following appointments for
this county. Trinity Center, April 18th;
Lewiston, 10Th ; Douglas City, 2O;h ;
Weavervlle, 22d.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

WATCH STOLEN. Mr.. Jacob Singer
was at work with others on Thursday re-
pairing the water pipes in Chinatown.
His coat and vest bad been laid aside,
the batter containing his watch which ii
did not contain when he looked for it at
noon. As there were quite number OF
Chinese hooking ON at the work, it i,
thought p'nhabie that one Of them got
away with the timepicce.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

PIANO TUNING Mr.. A. II. Lorraine,
President of the PAno-Tuning Board oi
San Fa"ci>"o, is in town prepared to de-
any work which may offer in the way ol
Pianos, Organs, or Melodeons. Mr.. Lur-
ranie has with him letters of introduction
and recommendation from prominent cit.
liens and leading Mu>iciunS in number
of towns that he has visited. and the
work which he has already done here
gives entire satisfaction.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

YIELDING QUICKsILvER.-Mr. Law.
renee, Superintendent of the Altoona and
Boston Mines, in Cinnalmr District, wns
IN town this week, and from him we learn
that the mines under his supervision are
yielding sufficient quicksilver to pay n
handsome profit, even at the rate of 40
cents per pound. Four hundred and
twenty htSkS were procured la.t month
with the retorts now in operation. 1t is
probable that furnaces will be erected be.
fore another season.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14
c1N0 Can't be made by every agent every

S)N0 Can't be made, by every agent every
~ ''I1 month in the b isiness wa fllni.h,
pat those willing 10 work can easily earn II
dozen dollars day ight in tn ir own luuali-
ties. Have no r on to * lain here. Busincss
and girls do as woil as mcn. Wewiil thnish
yoha conplote Outfit free. Tho basin IS pays
batttr than anything else. We will boar ex-
penSo OF starting you. Particulars free Write
and 500. Farmers and mechanic, tn ir sons
and da ghtrrS, and all Glasses in ed Of pay
ing work a: home, should write u us and leal II
all nbo It tao work at once. Now is thetime.
l!en't delay, Address TRUE ~ Co., Augusta,
Maine. ll,3m
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14
TOW NJ AND COUNTY.

MINING ACCIDENT.-We are indebt-
ed to Mr.. Ellis Flowers, Of Canon City,
for the following particulars of rem lrK
able escape from death. Mr.. Flowers
writes under date OF April 9th: "This
morning, Mr.. j. q. Purdy and myself
went to Corral Bar to get out some tim
Der for our mill, and while going up the
mountain we heard some one bal0oing
several times knowing II stranger was
living in the neighhoihood, sent Purdv
TO see what was the matter, who in Il short
time called me to his assistance. We
found that the mana Mr.. Hpnley-had
started tunnel in the Bar, that it had
caved and covered him entirely, except
one arm and his head, with gravel, bout
ders and dritt-timbers to the depth of
four or five feet 1t took an hours hard
work to get him out, when we were
pleased to find there were no bones brok-
en-. We had scarcely got him clear of
the bank when another cave came down,
one large boLlder of 500 or 600 pounds
falling exactly in the place we hnd taken
him from, and which would certainly
have killed him had we not succeeded in
getting him out just aS We did. Ate
resting awhile he was able, with our aS
sistance, to walk to his cabin, and ut
noon was able to walk about alone. lie
thinks now that he was very lucky in es-
Gaping, and | think 50, too, as he would
certainly have died in short time if we
had not happened along. There is no
one lives III heating distance OF his tun
mel, except Mr.. Birmingham, and he
had gone mile away and would not
have returned until evcning.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

COMING BACK" Don't write, for |
exp ct To be there in another month. =
This is what Charley Whiilock says in
his letter to j. NJ. Estes. Charley has
been putting in the Winter ut Marshall,
Clark Co. Illinois, and we don't wonder
that attcr trying 50 many years of Cali
loruia lie he teei, disposed 10 get out OF
"A country where .he snow is still banked
up in the fence corners.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14
Important to all EmvaiiIis. Iron la
the Blood

The Peruvian Syrup, protected solution Of
disease ~ Supplying tho blood with its vital
principle or lie civmeut-Iron. his is the
secret al the wond rial success of this remedy
in curing Dyspe sit, Liver Complaint, Dro.,
;. Chr, mic DiarrhOea, oils, NeIyOAs Alice
tious, Snlls and revcrs. liumors, Loss Of
Constitutional Nigor, liscase OF the Kind W
and Bladder, Female Complaints and all dis
eases iSinaling in bad state ottho blood
or accom-. anied b bility or II lOw stat. Of
tho system. Sold 6y all druggists.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14
TO &C NSuMPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dreadfl diSea.e, Cons. an ution.
br a 81 nple romedv, is anxious to make known
to his fcl low sdhcreis the IN ,ans OF care. To
all who d 81 it, he will send copy of the
prescli tion used, free OF chaIgol, with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which tn y will find II : ire cIro Tor Consump-
tion, Asthma, lirun"h hits. &c.
alti1s wishing the prescription will please
address,
tev. Z. 4. WI son. lH1 Penn St,
0O-jm. Williams burgh, ew York
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

PuBLIc LECTURE. We are requested
t. announce that Levi Leland, the Her
nit, & and Lecturer of the Oder .!
Good TrmpnrS, will lecture at the TEN
perance Hall in this place next Sunday
evening, April 18th. The public are re
spectfuIly inv tied TO attend.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14
SOI.GIls ami COl.lS.

From Samuel A. Walker, Esq. the we'll
known neal Estate Auctionecr of Boston,
Having expert need resalts ofa stis, fac
tory character from the use o. NiStu's Ball
sam OF ~ lid Cherry, in the eases severe
co dS, during the past two years. / have f,ll
iced to try this medicine by the strong re
ommennaio ofa fri md, who was well-nigh
gono with c ms .lmption, and whose rcliel fl ON
the use o. it satisfied n, of lis great value in
cas-, OF colds and decline. and most cl tariv
demonSt ated to my mind its great valhe as a
restorative, that only needs Il fair trial to in
sure = grratt,l recognition from the public''
Sold by all druggists.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

PUBIC DOCUMENTS. We are indebt-
ed t" Senator Sargent for large number
of volumes of public documents, received
last week. They torn quite an addition
to the JOURNAL library.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

GRAND REPRESENTATIVES, Es.-E. Cor
nell, of North Star Lodge, No. 81, L. 0.
y. f., of Weaverville, and Asa NJ Car
ter, Of Comet Lodge, No. 81, OF Trinity
Center, have been elected to represent
Their respective Lodg at he session OF
'he Grand Lodge of California, which
c1nvenes in San f ancisco, on Tuesday,
Nay 9Th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14
LIST OF LETTERS
WEAVERVILLE POST OFFICE,
April IL. 1877.
CHURCH DIR ECTORY.

Religious Services will be held as follows,
until further notice:
WEAVERVILLE-Chu every Sabbath,
at7;a O'Clock, p. M. Sabbath School at : p M.
A. T. JACKSON, Minister.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

TRINITY CENTER is pretty well repre-
sented in town this week. Among those
in Attendance we notice A. NJ. Career,
SAINT Iubbell, j. f. Carr, E. Enrght
w. p. Hail, 5. Pndeioid and others.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

THAMES to Horace ChilGers, of Sandy,
Utah, for copies of the Salt Lake Trf-
dW"e containing full details Of the confes
sion and execution OF John D. Lee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

THE The Shasta Courier,
speaking of the A>semhlymnn from thi,
District, coucrdrs the right of Trinity to
furnish the candidate nnd calls ON us to
''uot him out" In due time, Mr.. COur
j11,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

In Town.. Berry, Esq, of the Yre-
ka Bar, and Clay w. Taylor, District
Attorney of Shasta county are in town.
in attendance upon District Court.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

Mr.. NJ. OYER has received the Con-
tract for printing the Catholic church,
gliding the cross and doing some other
work on the inside of the building.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

SHERIFF PHILBRooK returned this
week from his trip to Napa, having also
visited San Francisco during his absence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

Hon. w. j. TINNIN has been elected
Grand Captain OF the Host, in the Grand
Chapter, X. a. NJ, of this State
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

DISTRICT COURT has brought num-
Der of people to tOwn-which is good iol
the town.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

RAIN.-Another shower this week ad-
drd 24-l00 90 the total rain tall, making
27.73 inches to date.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

Send for one of my $40 gold Ameri-
can Watches. Uncle Harris, 702 KenI-
ny street, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 GEVTLEM\N who suffer for years from
y Nervous Debility, i'r muturo Decay, and
th sake OF Suifolinp humanity, Sc. d tree to ali
who need it, the rcci pe and direction or max
Ing h. simgl rem d. BY which he was rcd.
NHtcr rs wishing to most by the advertisers
experience can do so by addressing in perllct
conid ance.
JonN B. OGDEN, A. Cedar St., New York
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

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A. r. EARL.

OFFICE. At Marshall & Masnn's
Store, Douglas City. Deeds drawn, Acknowl-
edgnents taken, etc All business faithfully
attended TO. spIE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14
ROLL OF HONOR.

,scRIprlOS RECEIPTS DURING THE PAST WEEK
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-30
Nallomell local NcmS.

Rev. A. Il. Crane, formerly pastor Of the Dap
fist cbuch in this city, has recently removed with
bis family TO East Winthrop, where be has set
tied as pastor of the Baptist church in that pleas
ant village. He had been supplying the church
most of the time for the past few months, while
retaining his residence in this city. For many
years Mr.. Crane occupied the position of chair
man Of the school committee in this city; and we
learn that the teachers of our public schools re-
Gently raised sum sufficient TO procure for him
valuable present rs . token Of appreciation of lis
services while connected with them in promoting
the cause of education.
The friends of Mr.. Nathaniel Littlefeld of this
city, gave him surprise visit recently. carrying
with them substantial contributions Of groceries,
&C., to add to the family supply for the coming
winter. He desires TO express his thanks for
these manifestations of friendship and good will.
Mr.. NJ. L. Stevens of Portland. preached in the
Baptist church in this city on Sabbath afternoon
and evening last, to large and attentive congrega-
tons. At the Congregational church, Rev. V. NJ.
Hardy, Of Morrisville, VT, furnished an able sup
ply. At our other city churches the resident pas
tors officiated.
The funeral Of Mr.. Joseph F. Mason was at
tended at his late residence on Central street
Monday afternoon last, by large number of our
citizens, who for many years have enjoyed his &C.
quaintance and friendship. Impressive services
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Penney Of Augusta,
assisted by Rev. Mr.. LeLscheur of this city.
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STATE NEWS.

The Calais Advertiser says "A man by the
name of Mcbride was found on the Little Ridge
road, Saturday night last dead. He had been in
St. Stephen and purchased barrel of -four, and
some other articles which he WAS taking home.
When he set out to start for home he had imbibed
much of the staple article of st. Stephen trade
that he had to be assisted into his cart and perch
ed upon a seat which rested upon its rails. The
consenuence was that he fell out and broke his
neck"
there have been fifty three steamers and seven
hundred men engaged in porgy fishing on the
Maine coast this season, but fewer fish than usual
have been caught, as the fish have been smaller
and escaped through the net meshes. TIE largest
school seen five miles long aud mile wide
and was estimated to contain millions of barrels,
but the largest single catch was fourteen hundred
barrels. There are sixteen porgy oil-factories in
the state, each employing from twenty to
sixty men, and involving capital Of over one
million dollars.
Some of the passengers who came down from
Augusta on Holmes dummy train last evening say
a water tank burst before reaching this city. We
cannot learn that any serious damage was sus-
tanned, however. [Gardiner Reporter.
The town house at Milford was totally destroy
ed by fire recently. As there had been no fire in
the building for some time il must have been the
work of an incendiary.
An emigrant train consisting of several families
passed through North Arson, Monday, on their
way to Aroostook county.
The schooner Arcturus from Bangor for Boston
during gale about twenty miles off the coast had
had topmast blown away and her msinmast brok-
en- down to the deck. The schooner worked in
towards the Pool and the tug Ellen brought her
to Saco Ferry. She was loaded ith lumber and
portion of her cargo has been discharged.
In the last issue Of the Newport News, it Is said
that the paper will be increased in size and inter-
est directly.
The following from our Bowdon correspondent
| arrived just too late for last week: Thursday,
October 18th, Mr.. Charles Maxwell Of this place,
was blasting stone, and in drilling out an old
charge. it exploded. aud blew the thumb of b 10
rig BIT hand first two fingers from the left hand,
and badly tore the flesh OF both. Mr.. Maxwell
was a young, smart and industrious man. and il
seems to be all the more lsmentable. 1t will lay
him up all winter, and perhaps entirely incapaci-
tate him for work. Bath Commercial.