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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-26

CYpTt0m5 Of a D;sc2ccd Liver.
(,A!N il tic right side, uadcr tic
cLrc ofther ribs, increases on pres
SG-c; sometimes the Pain is in thclci
SIDE; DE patient is rarely able 10 lie
ca TIC left side; sometimes tho Tain
j felt under the 5hou!dcr-b!adc and
it frequently extends to the top If
the t.culdc-, ard is sometimes mis-
taken fer q lhcumctism in Tic srm,
The stomach is affected with loss Of
appetite and sickness; tic bowels in
general arc Costivc, sometimes alter
latiyc nth lex; Tic head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in tic back part.
There isgcncrllya considcrabl loss
ciMcmory accompanied Will pain
FIJI sensation Ct iayirF left mdorc
rcmc.hingvLich cuGhttc lave been
Gorc. 4 Slight, dry cculh is scmc-
tines an attendant. The paticrt
complains o. Tc7liGcss ard dcJilitv:.
hc - c'.'Iy s'dl,NG' MS NTt arc Co"
CT pl,t.'iI & "'!o ~ S"nIPIG'ls OF "
IIishiy So';"..o" 81 .IG sN.h ms
sp'i,' IIG Io" ".u "ItIGIsn NC L
Gg;,l -, L;,,, otI" oan ceorIN.,
cnnr,o9 IN ~, ~fc l,SrcL totr.
il. In f,tt IL G;ctn,~t, ,Serr y,n;
[,~ crycr,I or tLc ,Love s.nn
tams attend thc disr,rc h,, Jg,r,
Law. orcnr~.J n,Lr-n C.,r ,Lon
i.tcd vet ry9r;notion ~ ,I,o Lnd~
Alter dam ne cI,rv., NO
Lovc LSc, 1rIcnsivcI,, Jc.,nr.J
NCUr tTTn ,rT,En
"a H. = ~ nD ~ r..
bM' y, N'LhNL 14ShE lIIlS'
- o"~L2 OF HotE AND fELE, "neM
IIEIn WIZ! Sui"ln'' a,c fT2dVctNs
olthe most marry results no better
,''I'2y''c can p? t.(I' PRO ''2i0T
TO- or lux! ''hIIG ,G''Hl"e, ne
"vt"" '"'L.c 81 MO &C t!hI~'It
with this G:sCrsC 10 liVe 3lcm 4,
ram rp,.r
fAIN lE4AD.
For all H;licrs fcrar ccrncn,e md
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-26
Let Sherman Alone.

a Washington date says: The
Secretary oltho Treasury is re-
ported to have said in converse
ton to-day that in view of the
present condition Of affairs, il
Congress does not interfere with
him by new Legislation on the
currency question, he will be
able to resume specie payments
and fund the balance Of the Gov
eroment six per cent. bonds in
-four per cents by Jan. |, 1879.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-26
WithdI4 YAkofthc Troogs from
EGe Orleans,

Our hallcslays Lcws from
New OH 4Bs says: As the Cadhel
ral clock. stHck y, to day, the de-
tackmcEt OF the 81 Infantry, un
der command Of Lieut.. Col. j. Il.
Brooke, marched out Of the Or
leans Hotel, passed ZIP Clarke
street TO st. Louis river. where
they embarked on Il s.eamboat
for the barracks.
About one hundred men from
other regiments assembled on tie
opposite side Of the street, IL
front OF The Orleans Hotel, 10 see
their comrades move. When the
Infantry band began to play, a
few hundred persons gathered on
the streets along The Eue 0
march, but there was not the
slightest demonstration Of any
kind. On the galleries of TIE Or
leans and ST. Louis Hotels stood
a few Of the adherents OF Gov
Packard looking at the move
mcnt of the troops and the PEG
ple,in the streets below.
The Legislature, in JOINT SEES
sion, elected Judge SpOhord Uni
ted States Senator. Many Eepub-
Leans, after patriotic speeches,
voted for SpGlTord. The ballot
stood: SpoGord, 10; Wilt, /:
blank. y; total, l53-necessary to
a choice, II.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-26
EEanlpton.s RroAen Pledge.

~ 7 Gl,4. U,-
~ CaruoZa' state Ifesufer o.
South Carolina, in answering
Wade Hampton's letter inviting
him 70 retire. reminds Uompfon
orL:s n1odro, onItLon .au,.
"", p'r7N'' ",'' ,''n "a
IN inc lace o. lheSo piouSc'
you now call upon mo to reiin.
quish my Office and inform
mo Of vonr nnrDaso IN Drornnt
a,inni.n 4oL.iI;t !,
''o AVN 00"'''"'uS ~ '0'u It, At
IS my duty 10 remind you Jhat l
was declared elected to my pres
cnt Office by The Board Of State
C,nvossors ., ira ra,,,,f or tbo
c]onvays n t6n Faco og Ill nGn 10, rn
firms hainr rn;nclod Of 1;snlInrv
al IN wLoIe ~ IN n0rf vyos
Ifh1rrfnrn rommistTonaI by Gov
IGbamhalioin ~ tiroa VIA, Ii.
Snfhnrifv nc Govornnr w,s nndis
nntnd, I immedialeiv "roi;God
by toEin@ 1bo oath Of oFire and
Giling mT Official bond, and I
boyn since Lenn and nm NOW in
the DISCHARGE Of The duties Of nv
Office, Ii il INV duty further to
remind Won thgt, under proceed.
incs in duo wnrranto, instituted
by those who were candidates
upon the ticket with YOU, and
INV nepdiny in tbo VSunromn
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-26
Tho TS1Pao-Russiap war.

The Russian Government has
turned loose the dogs Of war
The Emperor addressed his army
on Tuesday as follows; "lf you
should encounter the enemy,
show yourselves brave, and up
hold the ancient glory Of your
regiments. | hope the young
men among you, who have not
been under fire, will not show
themselves interior to their vet.
Gran camrades. ] trust you may
soon return covered with glory"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-26

Tor this railroad-pay US in dol
lars and cents just the same as
ii pays us 20 be skiIlful in meT,
chandising, banking, farming, OF
in plying oug mechanical trades,
Every one should lie interested
as there is 10 class such success
full enterprises do not benefit
More in future issues.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-26
hon Eutier.

\ Washington special to the
Cincinnati Gazette says; Ben
Bullcri is preparing a speech on
the Greenback question 10 deliy-
crat the extra session, if general
business of any kind is taken up;
if not, then next winter. He
says that he has made up his mind
that the whole currency question
shall be reopened again and ar
gucd from the foundation up.
,Erom The manner in which he re
fcrs to the speech he intends TO
deliver, he evidently regards il
as one that will wake the dead.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-26
Chicago has had a $4,000 fire.
4 monster sea turtle, weighin

monster sea turtle, weighing
over 1000 pounds shipped from
New Orleans and consigned to
Il. NJ. Freedman, st. Louis, was
cut loose from the Nat car to
which he was fastened by some
unknown party, while being
transferred across the river al
Columbus KY, and he made his
escape into the Mississippi river.
1t was impossible to recapture
him. He made headT way for down
stream.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-26
TUFTS Pills

distinguished physician Of Wow York
9ys;
1T is astonishing how universally Or.
TUFTS Pills are used. IN my daily rounds,
j hear Of them not only among The poor,
but thCig virtues sTc hgmIdcd from the man
SONS Of the wealthy and refined. Know
ing the inventor from his long connection
with the medical profession, ] have great
confidence 10 their waI,t', and OF ia:c have
often prescribed them w.lIilhg huppicst ro-
sails in cases where ! desired ~ make a T..
cided impression Oh the liver
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-26
The scourge oFthe west.

A ST. Joseph Mo. dispatch Of a
late date says: The Grasshoppcl
subject is now beginning to en-
gage the attention of business
men and farmers alike. Eggs
have been Matching the last ten
days in Southern Kansas. Thcil
appearance in any numbers now
is confined almost entire to the
territory South of the Kansas riy-
er. North Of this but few are
Matching out. An inspection Of
the soil reveals eggs and in near
~ the whole State and Southern
Nebraska with the exception OF
the counties bordering on MIS-
souri, the eggs arc
BGGINNIEG TO UATCu.
Farmers are blowing and sowing
without limit, and it is hoped
many eggs will be destroyed this
way. Three weeks doubtless wi.
develop much Of interest. The
farmers are much better proDar
ed to meet and provide for Il Grass
hopper visitation than two years
ago.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-26

President Hayes says she will
carry out his policy let come
will" VIC are glad 10 know
he is not the "fgurehead' the
Democracy charged him with be-
ing whether his policy is right or
wrong.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-26
asc:,'. gA= n HEL
w2STT TaL;s vL,szT y GLE.
L~CgIsv!LLr, IT.
AUgg I. IsTr-

/ LCvIsvILLr, 1T.
Hug ), 1873,
DIX. TvTr Dear S.f:
For Ten year I have been
4 martyrtnd dyspepsia, cons
1 situation, and piles, and
4 hal well nigh exhausted
| tbs mAleriA mcl!cl for re-
4 lief f7ointhis living death,
\ " cu, ~ aoCiacut, vuuE
/. ri s were hruuglt; 20 my
/. notice. | hogan their use,
! and the Hr,i dose gave me
1 SnrE Tciiei that I continued
1 tota'Se them. / an now
; wei man, have - guoG Er-
pciilc, can GiErstwell, the
pilcs have disappeared,
ami ] have giiGrd forty
4 pounds in solid flesh. I
! would not lie without
them foi their weight in
4 ,old.
REy. II. l.. SEiPsoy.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-26

D. Tut ha8 hec1 en-
g4gs boo tire Practise Of
medicine lhirs years, and
f5Tu!gUgliuc Wa CrH0I-
-lTatuI 81 anatomy BOO the
Medical College II CC1r.
gia. hcnce,T-rOls using
his Pills have 80 gu1r1u-
tee l.ai i.lcy are prepared
ON scientific principles,
and are Tree from all
qua syry.
lie has succeeded In
combining In Ihc,u the
heretofore @u,aronisuc
qualities OF 4 sHfsg
iSg, ISygInirs, asi0 PR
yII7g 3sEJr.
Their first HnD7rCn; ef-
feet iSto Iurryals the APP
petite ~ cIu,iag the iCoi
10 properly assinilatc
Thus tHc system 70 nour-
bci, and by their ionic
actiOu 90 the digestive or
Rans, T-Luilr aHd healthy
eysCI.uuus are produced.
The nplJ.,y wub which
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-26
For C~ONTANEOUS DISORDER
ISl1cway'5 Pills
invariably cure the following diseases

IL o.! disease, affecting these oryans " neither
th'y s'aLvlc too much or TO- little Wa,cr; or
WIttl e the, be- aiiirtCl with stone or gravel.
4 cor With aches and pains settled in the lOiuJ.
IA the region Of the Kidneys, these Pills shyLii
be-, lnkca according q tie printed dircctiJhs,
! amt tine ointment sA1glt be we'll rubbed into
the amali o.; The back at bed tins. This treat
myut will civ. 9huJst inaCli-so relief WhGI
! all i.Agr mgans have fuIieI
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-26
GEE TElE

ST ought to be il erery Library, Glso
IN crcry Academy aad cucry Sch0ol."-
Hon. C4AS. SUMNER.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-26

Had Hampton and Nichols
been hung for treason, as they
should have been, the people Of
their respective States would not
now be bothered with them.
Judge t.. H. East Of Nashville
is spoken to I'll the vacancX on
the United States Supreme bench
caused by the resignation Of
Judge Davis. Mr.. Eastis IN old
line wing and was a strong Union
man during the war. The South
is entitled to that place and We
know one no better suited TO the
place than Mr.. East, unless it is
Horace Maynard.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-26
The Louisville Commercial ]

The Louisville Commercial is
responsible for the following.
Thirteen Democratic parson
representing five denominations
are appIicantsfor the chaplaincy
ofthe Texas pcnitentiary. One
of them says it is his only chance
to hold his congregation togeth-
or, and, besides, he feels more at
home among so many political
friends.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-26
ffaFk The3G Facts.
The Tcs,imouy Of the Whole To
~I9llC-vay'a
Iill5.


'lial n' aIgF;iiai FOLLOW Iflls gave IA
10 p as. uUy.'
- org lIll- are WnTv.lp.s.
thr Huss %
"nr Holloway las cmed ny head a.h, ut
Was ,hus,g.'
If gave O.C o. your rI!s TO any lalu ~
r.i1.' % m1raiE. Tie u,ar ltiIv ding g4t
we'll .H taE.'
~! Iaa-,a ia morning % TOW rUIpl."
- ugr unN uf Hollow n, . Ointment ,uTtd Ha,
al HH -- in ihy head lWlbgd s"nc 81 !tlr
p-aiucrt hvhhut ,hc o.gs, ami tEe IO.se Las
trIL.
">il me two boxes; ! want one for q rcos
fsHtl
81 rl,iJsr q dollar; your price Is % c"uts, bus
.aH r~f1T'-iEC g. mr O. worth a dollar
"NgHi me uyv bosses Ol yUIT PIllJ'
1T m" have ~ er boxes OF your Pills by Te-
..iE us-l; iOT OLi,!s aHI fever.
have over two hundred such ~tc.iinguiHls Is
I ivs., hat want ofspauc cuinpcls me to conclude.
For CONTANEOUS DISORDER.
adI all rrIptiDus 0f the SKIN, this Ointment Is
m3ss yI,JaUit. II dos not heal externally
al ia", but penetrate, with taS nsJst searching
CA.II1 t. Nts Nery root Of Ell.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

MEXICAN MARAUDERs. = For some
years past Mexican desperadoes have
been in the habit Of crossing the bounda-
~ line, and committing thefts, murder
and pillage in the United States territory;
and then making their escape across the
line into their own country before the
outraged citizens or the United States
troops which are stationed on the frontier
could kill or capture them. 1t is now
proposed to follow these marauders into
,neir own country if necessary, to effect
their capture, Notwithstanding it is not
according 90 international law for one
g1vernmenttos to send its troops into another.
with which it is at peace. AS the Mexi-
can government is poweress to prevent
IL desperadocs from pursuing their evil
lrse and committing outrages on citi-
zen- of the Uuited States, it hasn't much
reason 20 complain if the latter govern
ment takes the matter into its own hands,
nnd catches the guilty parties upon their
own soil, if they can't be caught before
they leave ours. The people in Texas,
near the Mexican border, have suffered a
good deal from these Mexican robbers and
nurderers, and, as Mexico is very
"sick man" aud can't ropress lawess-
ness on the part of its own people, Uncle
ram may well try his hand at repressing,
in n more elective and vigorous way even
than heretofore.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

HOMESTEAD LAWS IL BRiEF.-Under
the Quilted States Homestead Law, any
iirr,on twenty one years qf age and over,
male or female, native or foreign born,
married women excepted, may obtain one
hundred and sixty acres of Government
land on payment Of Sl4 fees, and after a
residence of five years on the land they
can have clear deed TO it from the Gov
ernment. After six months residence, il
il be preferred, they may get n deed on
payment Of 5000, aud no further residence
will be required. Soldiers may deduct
time spent in the service Of the Union,
not to exceed three years from the five
years. BY the Pre-. empton Act, any
person over II years of age, except a
married woman, may take 100 acres OF
Government land on payment of 50 fees,
and after residing Oh it six months, for
any time not exceeding three years and a
half, may get a deed on payment of 5000,
and giving evidence of settlement and
improvement. The timber law gives 100
acres TO any one planting one-f fourth of it
in trees and oultiyatirg it for eight years;
40 TO so acres may be taken on like condi-
tirDs. The fees are the same as for home
tteadinQ,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

CHOUKICGEE.-This amisble person
nge, with the gurgling name is Chinese
giant who holds his receptions on the
north side of j street, between Third and
Fourth. Choukicgee is so, weighs 4l2
pounds, is feet and inches high. lie
does not believe in single blesscdness, so
TO k to himself wife, and has now two
children. He is well-proportioned man,
not corpulent nor get angular, but of me-
dunn roundness for his extraordinary
height. His fingers are so large that a
man car scarcely encircle them with hi.
and. Everything about him con
leys an idea of largeness combined with
ease and grace.-jSdc. Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN.-Colonel
Ingcrsoll, who had good opportunities for
observing, is of the opinion that had
Samuel j. Tilden acted manfully and
honestly he would have been declared the
elected President. Leading Republicans
were not wholly satisfied with the manner
in which the elections were conducted and
the votes counted ia Louisiana and South
Caolina. and desired to relieve the party
of the odium connected with those pro-
ceedings. But when the Democrats en-
deavored to Offset fraud in Louisiana by
greater fraud in Oregon matters assumed
another shape. Col. Ingersoll thinks that
il Tiiden had come out manfully and de-
bounced the Oregon iniquity and declared
that he would not accept the Presidency
with Cr0niH's vote, the vote of Louisiana
would not have been counted, and Tildcn
would have been declared President.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

THE Sultan is a martyr to toothaeho
and the tooth being decayed dentist was
sent for who recommended that it be
drawn. To see how this was done n slave
was brought in and operated upon. The
sight of the blood cured the toolhache for
a time when tie operation was repeated
and now eight slaves have lost tooth
each while the imperial grinder still aches.
We don't know that we blame-his high
ness for being timid. We know a soldier
who was in seventeen pitched battles dur
ing the rebellion, who says he would rath-
er go into the eighteenth than sit down
to have n tooth drawn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

THE papers report the death of gen
tleman in the lower country from the
sting Of a scorpion. There are plenty of
scorpions all over this State, but this is
the first ir stance in which we have heard
Of the sting OF one proving fatal. We
have been stung by them ourself several
times, with no worse result than would
follow the sting of a "yelOw jacket" d"
There was doubtless some other reason
why the sting proved fatal. Oscar Wei
lendorff, who clerked in his brothers.
drug store at this place some years ago,
was bitten by one of the " China bugs "
erysipelas supervened and he died. Per
haps there was some reason like this con
nected with the case of which we speak.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

The population of the Indian Territory
is about 1900. The wild Indians by
blood called "blanket" Indians, who
do not.cultivate the soil, are the Osages,
Cheyennes, Arapnhoes, Kiowss ard Paw
nees, and number 10000. Those mixed
with the whites and partly civilized are
the Chcrokees, Greeks, Seminoles, Choc-
laws and Chckasaws. A white man
marrying n squaw becomes "a white In
diam" and white woman marrying an
milan becomes "a white squaw." There
also lot of "blacl1 Indians" who
are negroes. Altogether these number
$1,000. Besides these there are 6,00O
negro citizens of the United States,
formerly slaves ofthe Chickasaws. They
do not rank as Indians, while a "black
Indian" does.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

CoNCILIATION.-The Chicago Tribune
HIS iha nail pretty squarely on the head
when it says, that as some extremists of
the North carry their policy of hate TOO
far, there is danger that some of the ex.
tremists of the South may demand more
coacili zion than the most generous theory
0 pacifcation can contemplate" That
j. about so, for portl, oflhe Democrat.
ie element appears to think that the only
proof accel table OF the return Of the "era
of good feeling" is TO elect no one but ex
CJnfe1elates 10 Office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23
af'eeklu Triaity 9onrnal.
OUR AGENTS

THE TRINITY JOURNAL" being
connected with the Associated Country Press
Of the Pacific Coast, will receive advertise
ments through no other San Francisco Agent
,han the Agency of said Association. Office
4.J Montgomery Street.
GEO. y. R0wELI Il CO.. 40 Park
Row. are our only authorized Agents in New
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

Our peaceful Chinese develop some
traits occasionally that are not so peace
full. Two of them entered McDermot
orchard at Orovile to steal fruit in the
night, and being caught in the act drew
pistols and a hot fight ensGed. The Chi
namen were put to flight we'll filed with
bird shot, the watchers being armed with
shot GUNS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

IDAHO has Indian war, the combined
warriors of the hostile tribes of Nez Peces
and others numbering about 1000. A
number of settlers with their wives and
children have already fallen victims to
the savages, and a detachment Of troops
sent against them were worsted by the
superior numbers of their adveYsaries.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

A DEMOCRATIC VIEW. - 1t is very
rarely that Democratic journal is seen
which appreciates the beauty of civil ser
vice reform. The Merced Express has
been sitting in judgment upon the case of
Governor Irwin for removing the fore
man of the State Printing Office because
he was Republican, and after fully de-
liberating arrives at the conclusion that
the only Teprehensibe circumstance
about the matter is that "a Republican was
appointed 10 the position in the first place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

New VoLUME.-T The Lake County
Bee commenced its sixth volume with the
last number and speaks encouragingly rs
to its prospects. The Bee comes out in
new dress on the occasion and presents a
fine appearance. We are pleased to hear
Of our cotemporary's prosperity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

BUNKER HILL DAY.-Last Sunday
the 18th Of June, was the anniversary OF
Bunker Hill. Already two years have
passed since the Centennials Of Bunker
Hill and Lexington, the two opening bat
ties of the Revolution, were celebrated
Time nies.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

A SAN FRANCISCO Court has recently
decided the value Of kiss to be 800,
gold. At that figure it wouldn't take
n fellow over hail an hour or so to run
through with pretty considerable Of for
tune, and he'd have nothing TO show for
it, either. .--Deh'0H Press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

LITTLE Johnnie Smith, Of Heads burg,
found an empty whiskey barrel on the
sidewalk, and thought it would be fun to
point his toy pistol into the bung hole
and snap percussion cap, Gas had gem
Grated in the barrel, and young earth
quake resulted. Sticking plaster made
little Johnnie all right.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

THERE is an indignant young lady in
Eureka. The other day she sent twenty
five cents and postage stamp in reply to
an advertisement in an Eastean paper of
show to make an impression," and got
for an answer, "sit down in bowl Of
dough.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

SoN0MA COUNTY is 1872, 600 in debt,
and the Tax Collector gathers in an av-
erage Of $4S ,23 from each voter. 1t must
be borne in mind that Sonoma has always
Been under Democratic rule. Yet in
spite Of these blessings the Petauma ar
gus is not happy. MAN never is, but
always to " etc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

WANT YANKEEs.-An item from n
Tennessee paper runs to the effect that
"wo want capital and emigration in the
South, but we can never get either until
Il New England Yankee can express his
opinions as freely in Tennessee or Georgia
as amid the Green Mountains" Frozen
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

AN EDITOR IN LUCK.-Smith the edi-
tor of the Marysville Appeal, has receiv-
ed the Republican nomination for the
Assembly from Yuba county. For years
the Appeal has been doing good service
for the party and it is gratifying TO OBJ
serve that Il esservices are remembered.
Jesse O. Goodwin leads the ticket as
nominee for Joint Senator from the Dis
int
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

The Senate Commit
tees of which Senator Morton is Chair
man, is now in session at Portland, Ore
gon, investigating the charges against
Governor Grover, of having obtained his
seat in the United States Senate corrupt.
ly. Whether Cronin's nose will be again
brought into prominence through the IN
vestigaton, is a matter yet hidden in the
womb of the future.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

AN egg laid upon the deck plating Of
the monitor Monadnock, which is being
rebuilt at Vallejo, was cooked hard with
out any artificial hea: one day during the
recent heated term.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

ORPHEUs G. KERR tells in the Grol1hic
how purely legitimate business transac-
tions are consummated "You are a
legislator. viii you vote for this bill ?
Let me see your jOckknife. | will give
YOU SO coo for that knife"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

JAMES PRcHARD, living in Modoc
County, turned his brother Henry and
his wife, who was sick, out Of doors into
severe snow storm. As a reward for
this fiial act Henry subsequently flially
murdered James.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-23

A VIRGINIA CRY Chnaman tied his
donkey by rope to the front door knob
of mans house, who owed him dollar
for frewood, and let the beast howl while
he sat on the steps and waited. The be-
sieged man capitulated in three hours.