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The latest things in hats-bid
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

THE OREGON INTAMY. = The more
light is thrown on the Oregon affair the
worse it apTears for the self-chosen cham
piqns Of Reform. The Senate Committee
have ct last got the key and the work of
reading the cipher dispatches is creating
II tlutter in Democratic ranks. One de-
spatch, purporting TO be signed by Grow
yer, promises in advance Of argument 10
decide every point against Watts and in
favor OF the highest Democrat Elector.
Grover had previously sworn in his testi-
m,ny before the Committee that he had
neither received nor forwarded any dis
patches in reference to his contemplated
action, and has since the translation of
this one denied its authorship. But one
thing is pretty certain, that if Grover is
innocent Of the authorship, it was sent by
some one pretty well versed in his pro-
posed course Of ACTION. Another dis
patch, sent by Patrick, made request
for $40, 900 to be deposited to his account,
as it would need 5000 to purchase one OF
the Republican electors 10 recognize and
act with Cronn. This dispatch was fully
endorsed by Senator Kelly, who now
pleads that he did not know what it con-
tanned while admitting the endorsement.
One Of the dispatches was sent to Tilden
Himself, the other to the nephew of the
Great Reformer. If this is not carrying
bribery and corruption home to pretty
close .qua,ters, We confess we are at a loss
TO kn what would be so considered.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

PACKARD's EsCArE.-The dispatches
OF Friday informed us of an attempt to
as.assinate Governor Packard, of Louis-
ana, at the Capitol the day before. While
seated ip his Office, surrounded by callers,
ne was suddenly approached by one of
the number who leveled his pistol. At
the instant of explosion the Governor
struck it downward, and the ball only
inflicted flesh wound below the knee
The would be assassin is reported to be
ole WildoE, of Philadelphia. In the
present state of political excitement in
Louisiana, an event Of this character will
by many be given political Specification,
perhaps unjustly. Men become fanati-
cal in politics ms well as in. religion, and
when possessed of an insane delusion,
arc led to the commission of acts for
which none but themselves are really to
30 held responsible. Without doubt the
q t of the man Wildon would, if success
iul, been applauded by a certain class,
but good men Of all parties must depIore
any resort 10 Ae Spanish Anne lean
method of settling our vexed questions.
Packard has had narrow escape but
ne course of the w0uId-be assassin will
c cate friends for him and for those who
think with him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

THE Hon. Levi Marsh, a member of
Congress from Pennsylvania, submitted
to the House on the 9TH inst. proposed
pmenlment to :he National Constitu-
tiop TO provide that the Governor Chief
Justice and Secretary of State of the sew
eral States shall form Board to meet
immediately after each Presidential cleo
tiQn, count oil the votes cast in their State
and divide them by the number of Elec-
tors it is entitled to. Then one Electoral
vote is to be given to each party for ev-
cry such one part it has Of the whole vote
Of the State. The matter looks little
,cQmpl Gated but will probably work well.
As Te matter now stands if one party
has but II majority of n single vote in the
Safe it e lects the Eectors--u under Marsh s
proposition if the whole vote is million
SAY and the State entitled TO ten Elect
oIs and one party has six hundred thous-
and votes, one would get six and the
other four votes. Now, one would get
the whole ten.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

QNE of the greatest displays of amateur
rope walking ever seen in this world oc-
ours daily in laying the foot bridge on
the wire ropes over the East river. The
narrow flooring is laid in sections twenty
feet in length. Tie man carrying the
outer end of the section to be laid walks
backward on single rope until the in
her end joins that already laid, when he
stoops down, places it in position, and
step. from the rope on to the walk. This,
ut the height of 270 feet is said to be the
post dang 'rous part Of the great work of
Llilding the bridge. The careful and
rool- headed manner in which this peril
GUS work is performed relieves the spec
iator from any over anxiety as to the
fste Of the workmen, When this bridge
j. completed this man will probably come
out as professional rope walker.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

THE QUACKERY LAw.-The bill for
the prohibition of quNckery seems to have
failed of its intended effect if the inter-
probation given by Judge Ferral, of the
San Francisco Criminal Court be the
correct one.. One b. f. Josseyn, whose
advertisement "ye that suffer-" ETC., has
ornamented many n country newspaper,
was arrested for practicing medicine con-
trary to the law, the Judge instructing
The Jury that if the defendant believed
he was complying with the law, he must
be acquitted" and he was acquitted ac-
cordingly. Thus far the quacks seem to
have altogether the best of it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

A DEMOCRATIC DoOAERANG,-When
the Democrats of the House Committee
Jailed for copies of all political dispatches
Wi III had passed between prominent
Republicans in reference to the elections
in Fl, da, Louis ma and South Carolina,
4 ey forgot all about Oregon. They
iho"ght TO unearth something which
would damage the Republican side be-
tore the people and probably did not
think their own party was as deep in the
mud g were the others in the mire. The
result is that it has come back to them
kia / 0 merang, and while it has done
the Republicans no harm, has demon
slrated the hIl liowness Of their own pro-
fe sions. Some weapons have q double
eIge and ept both ways.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

THE sentence of John d. Lee has been
affirmed by the Supreme Court at Salt
Lake, and the District Court has been
ordered to fix another day tor the execu-
ton. Justice has been long delayed but
it has at last overtaken one of the guilty
parties TO the Mountain Meadow massa-
ere. The only regret which will be ex-
pressed is that Brigham Young is not to
meet the fate of his tool.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

SAN Francisco has got up water
excitement. The ChrOuicle proves that
the Spring Valley water is infested with
all sorts of water insects and unhealthy
TO use. AS consequence we presume
the saloons, of which there is apout one
to every ono hundred and twenty inhabi-
tants, are doing rushing business.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

Nor DEGIDED.-The laws delay is
proverbial, but it appears to us that our
Supreme Court could have settled the
point, (for there is 5u. one really in dis
pute between Pacheco and Wigginton.
The case is so plain that Pacheco recev-
ed majority of the legal votes of the
district, that it seems the count should
not require much time to decide in his
fn r,nr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

TRAGEDY AT SAN QUENTIN.-At San
Quentin life convict named Whitmore
killed fellow convict with a smoothing
iron and then cut his throat. As the two
men had been the best of friends, it is be-
lieved that Whtmore was seized with a
sudden fit of insanity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

WE'LL TRY TO TAKE IT.-The Alta is
out for the appointment of a Cabinet Of
fcer from California. We would prefer
to have the salary payable in gold, but
"if duty calls we must obey"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

PROGRESS OF THE COUNT. The Elec-
tora count at latest advices had pro-
.ceeded as tar as Oregon which was be-
ing argued by Kelly before the Com
mission on Wednesday afternoon. The
count will probably be completed this
week,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

A BLOOMING and blushing maiden Of
forty-five recently married young man
whose head had been whitened by the
SHOWS of eighteen Winters, at Green
Valley, Sonoma county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24
Weaverville, February "a, 1877
BUSINESS NOTICE.

All communications pertaining to the Busi-
ness or Editorial management of the Journal
should be addressed to C. W. CRAIG, Tms-
lTY Journal" Weayeryille. Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

JUDGE KNAPP of Ottumwa, Iowa, has
sentenced lawyer of that place j. S.
Painter, to two years of hard labor in the
Penitentiary, for the seduction off young
girl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

THERE are more than one thousand
4 ffcrent kinds Of pill in use in the Uni
d States. OF course those who make
I en- are to be looked up to as the pill els
of Aner.cal society.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

A YOUNG woman in New York has
recovered $3.50 from her dentist for
breaking her jaw while pulling TOOTH
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

DoN PIATT has been indicted by the
Washington Grand Jury for the incen-
diary articles recently appearing in his
paper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

a BEARS foot was found in a steel
trap in Vermont, the beast having gnawed
il off to free itself.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24
at'trklv Trinity 5oarnaI.
OUR AGENTS ::

THE "TRINITY journal" being
ronnocteh with the Associated Country Press
of the Pacific Coast, viii receive advertise
mrnts through no other San Francisco Agent
than the Agency of said Association. Office
32i Montgomery Street.
Row, are our only authorized Agents in New
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24
D e A T n S
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Referees Sale.

NtlcFccS Nalt.
In the DISTRICT COURT of the 9th
judicial District, of the state OF
California. In and for the Conn
ty of Trinity.
HENRY LoRENz,
NICHOLAS LoRENZ.
JACOB LEIBRANDT,
Plaintiffs. A Decree of
Us. Partition, and
BARTEL JACOBS, Sale Of Prop
HENRY JACOBS. ertV.
DAVID EVANS,
CHAs. III. BARTLETT,
Defendants.
Under AND BY VIRTUE OF AN
~ Order of Sale issued out of the Dis
trict Court of the Ninth Judicial District
of the State of California, in and for the
County OF Trinity, on the Sth day Of
February, A. ID. 1877, in the above enti-
tied action, wherein Henry Lorenz, Mich
olas LorenZ and Jacob Leibrandt, the
above named Plaintiffs, obtained Decree
and Order of Sale OF the property here
matter described and in said decree,
John w. Philbrook, John Martin and NJ.
f. Griffin have been appointed by said
District Court Referees to sell the said
property;
WHEREFORE, Under and by virtue of
said Decree and Order of Sale, which said
Decree was on the Sth day of February,
A. ID. 1877, recorded in Judgment Book.
ID, of said Court, at page 226.
We are commanded to sell that certain
water ditch. situated in the County OF
Trinity, State of California, and known
as the Conner Ditch, taking water from
Conner Greek at a point about forty yards
below the site of Bartlett & Evans Saw
Mill and conducting the same thence to
Red Hill for mining and other useful
purposes, together with all its privileges
and appurtenances, to-wit All the waters
Of Conner Creek or the first flow thereof
to the extent Of Five Hundred inches un-
der four inches pressure.
Public Notice is hereby given that on
TUESDAY, the Goth day of MARCH,
A. ID. 1877,
at - o'clock, noon, of that day, in front
of the Court House in the Town of Wea-
verville, County of Trinity, we will, in
obedience to said Order of Sale, sell the
above described property.
Terms of Sale Said property will be
sold as one parcel, for Cash in Gold Coin
of the United States, at Public Auction,
to the highest bidder.
JOHN w. PHILBROOK,
JOHN MARTIN,
NJ. f. GRIFFIN,
feb24-4i. Referees.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24
3 l r r S

In Weaverville, Feb. Goth, to DR.. and
Mrs. j. G. Montague-a SON.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

In the DISTRICT COURT of the 9th
Judicial District, of the state OF
California. In and for the Conn
ty of Trinity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14
DALLAS. TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING -; DECEMBER II.
LOCAL JoTTINGs.

The Stonewall Greys we're out
drilling last night.
THE wagon yards were again crowd
ed last night, fully one hundred wag-
ons being in the California wagon
yard.
The sociable TO have been given
at the operahouse to,night by the
Germania band 10 indefinitely post
poned.
The reserved seats for the return
visit Of the Dillon company are being
taken rapidly. The beautiful drama
Of the Lancashire Lass' will be per.
formed.
Yesterday Colonel J, @. Rainey
bought the building on Elm street oc.
cupied by A. A. Pearson, the property
OF B. Bowen, for FIVE thousand dol
lars.
--Woman's most effective charm Is
alovely complexion as impaired by
Gouraud's Olympian Cream. This
long established preparation has re-
oeived the unqualified commentator
of the beauty and fashion of the land.
Price In large bottles reduced to one
dollar. Conner u Walker, agents.
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Runaway.

Yesterday morning while the wagon
belonging to p. H. Cleber, the Main
street baker, was standing in front OF
his establishment, a counryman. driv-
ing two'horse team, with one bale of
cotton on his wagon, attempted to turn
his horses Ground In the street, and in
doing SO the pole ofthe wagon struck
the horses OF Mr.. Cleber, causing them
to run away and smash the vehicle, a
new one just out of the shop. The
countryman then drove to the Califor-
mia wagon-yard, where he had stopped
the night before. He was followed by
CHARLEY Stultz, driver of Cleber's team,
who insisted on payment of damages,
but the countryman would not pay
anything and after few minutes lett
the yard. The team and bale OF cot
toh was afterwards claimed by anoth-
er man from the country as his prop
erty.
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- junction with the Denton Creek
ronte NJ ~ near Buffalo Springs,
~, That II the citizens Of Decatur
and Wise county will secure aud do
nate 10 The Dallas aud Wichita rail-
road company the right OF way one
hundred feet wide through Wise
county on the route collected, aud do.
nate depot grounds al Decatur equal
10 slga aud location To that given or
may he given by the oitigena Of Dem
ton for that purpose 20 the Dallas and
Wichita railroad company, and also
secure tho subscription by solvent and
responsible parties Of $4,000 10 the
capital stock of sald company 10 be
paid Ia five equal payments, as fol.
lows When tho track reaches u point
| live, ten, fifteen and twenty miles
west from Denton on the route to De-
catur, the last payment when the road
~ completed 10 the depot grounds In
Decatur, then, these conditions being
compiled with, and In case said route
Ia found 10 DO practicable, the Dallas
and Wichita railroad company agree
10 construct its main line TO the town
OF Decatur, In Wise county, within
twelve months from date.
[slgnod, W. II. oAsToN,
President Dallas and Wichita Railroad Co.
DALLAS, December IL, 1877.
DR.. Calder accompanied the Decatur
delegates to Fort Worth, and there
met and convinced majority OF the
other Wise county delegates that II
was TO their interest TO secure the con-
structlon OF tina Dallas and Wichita,
rather than the proposed narrow gauge
from Fort Worth. He proved TO them
that the Dallas and Wichita could be
extended from Denton TO Decatur for
much less money than II would cost to
build their proposed narrow gauge
road, and that the expense of transfer-
ring their outgoing and incoming
freights at Fort Worth would Of itself
pay their proposed subscription to the
Dallas and Wichita railroad company
within three years. That II they 30.
cured the Dallas and Wichita that De-
catur would undoubtedly remain It's
terminus for year or more, and that
when the road was extended to con-
nection with the Colorado roads that
they would be on trunk line, and
able to ship their produce and receive
their merchandise, to and from any
part of the country, without paying
tribute to any rival town.
The Wise county delegation having
decided to withdraw their subscrip.
tions, the meeting was adjourned until
January Is, to await the final decision
OF the Dallas and Wichita proposition.
Now, in the absence OF Heno erson, the
citizens Of Dallas will be called upon
to fit out and pay the engineer corps
that must be put in the field imme-
diately to make the proposed survey
in the required time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14

Wallace West had an examining
trial before Justice Mcclure yesterday,
on the charge of an assault with in
tent to kill Adam Fischer, on the Goth
OF November last. Fischer testified
that he was fired on at about ten min
utes after shutdown. West proved by
Mr.. Trust, a very respectable citizen,
that he was at the latter's house before
SHUTDOWN, remained there till next
mornirs, and had no gun with him
Wfen he came. This testimony prov
ing an diibi, the prisoner, West, was
discharged,
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wornnn,s Losr.

1t has become mooted question
among scientists whether or not wo.
mans primitive beauty and vigor.
which have been lost could not be. NJ.
stored and extended by the action Of
tain constitutional agents These
agents must regulate and build up, for
tify and antagonize all existing female
irregularities which produce iii health,
must re.vitalize the blood, aud give q
youthful bloom to the cheeks. We are
glad to anRounce that such an agent
has been found, and thousands of la
dies are being restored by its use. IL IL
known as English Female Bltters, the
only reliable female medicine ever Of
fered, and we are glad Conner & Walk.
er and DR.. Howell have secured the
agency for Dallas. dtillldecl5&w2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14
Dallas CITY Lumber Yard.

Fresh celery and tub Saddle Rock
oysters received daily at Delmonico. II
--Haggart offers two car loads of
choice apples at So so per barrel. III
Dallas CITY Lumber Yard.
Novelties in china, especially in
vases, toilet sets, dinner ware, tea sets,
etc., at China Hall. II will pay you to
look at the stock. nova I'm
Lamson, Goodnought q Co., Meri-
den Cutlery Company, Rodger, and
other celebrated makes of cutlery at
China Hall. nov4 I'm
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Insure against accident in the
Travellers Insurance company of
Hartford. I'm
Five hundred ladies' trimmed hats
ranging in price from $l.25 to $4,000 at
S. Iralson's, 5l2 Main reet.--tl-jnl.
Mr.. Lathrop, of the firm of Reed
u Lathrop, is now absent purchasing
very choice line of fancy goods for
their Christmas trade. Many novel.
ties will be introduced, those in and
want of Christmas presents for young
or old, will do we'll to await the arrival
of their stock. It'll janl
--Haggart has choice cured Buffalo
hams.-tf.
Go TO the clothing palace, 5l3 Elm
street, for the best cashmere suits, at
the lowest prices ever known in Texas.
dec1 lw
Baltimore oysters, so cents can,
at Delmonico. If
"A great bargain in apples at Adj
ans & Co.'S. If
Choice onions So per barrel at
Adams Il Co.'s. If
800 bushels of seed rye low at
Adams u Co. If
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Dallas CITY Number Yara.

Happy tidings for nervous suffer-
ers, and those who have been dosed,
drugged and quacked. Pulvermacher's
Electric Belts eifectually cure prema-
ture debility, weakness and decay.
Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Ad-
dress Pulvermacher Galvanic Conn
pany, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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A Railroad 90 Decatur DaIias vs.. Fort
Worth.


Worth.
Wise county contains some wise
men, and they have finally convino-
ed the broad.horns that II is foolish
and suicidal to continue to expend
wagon road rates Of freight when the
adjoining counties have or are about to
receive the advantages of railroad
rates, and the consequent enhance
ment OF value In real estate, therefore
Wise county 10 determined to have
railroad. Negotiations were opened
with the Fort Worth people, meet
ing was held and committees were ap,
pointed TO draft articles Of organiza.
ton and Incorporation for the Fort
Worth and Decatur narrow guage rail.
road company, and to solicit subscrip.
lions to the capital stock OF the pro-
posed company. The meeting then
adjourned till the evening of the 10th
instant to receive the reports OF the
committees and perfect the organiza-
ton Of their company. In the mean
time some Of the Decatur delegation
were interviewed by Captain Lemons,
and induced by him and Captain
Work to visit Dallas and ascertain
what arrangements they could make
with the Dallas and Wichita railroad
company TO construct its road to Deca.
tur before they committed themselves
TO the Fort Worth project. Accord.
ingly part OF the delegation called
on President CASTOR on the 18th. An
informal meeting OF directors and 9th,
ers interested in the construction of
the road was called, and the following
made to the Wise county
delegation /:
PROPOSITION.
The Dallas and Wichita Railroad |
Company propose 10 the citizens OF
Decatur aud Wise county:
lsL That II they withhold and sus.
pend their subscriptions TO the pro.
posed Fort Worth and Decatur Rail-
road Company for thirty days from
late lDecem Der l2,) that the Dallas
md Wichita Railroad company will.
Fithin that time. survey the route
rom Denton BY the way Of Decatur 10
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10 CoIIeee. .,,,I scI,.o,.

Wanted, BY Virginia lady who has
had some years experience, Q position
as teacher. Teaches English and
mathematics; also rudiments of
French, Latin and music. Specially
successful with young children. For
further information, address
MISS EITHER L. BAIRD.
Principal Fair Lawn Institute. Jackie,
Mississippi. Al
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14

Christmas Reunion-The soldiers Of
Gan0s brigade, regiment and SQUAD.
ron, will meet In Dallas on the 25th
Of December for the sake OF happy
reunion. Dinner will he provided.
The military companies will turn
out TO receive them, and addresses
VIII be delivered. All the soldiers OF
The brigade, regiment and squadron
that served under Gano we hope may
attend, that all may have voice as
TO when and where the next reunion
may be held.
Done by order Of the old comrades.
tiuec1o r. n. gANo.
Texas and Kentucky papers please
copy
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FOR SALE.

=, The well known Clifton mills, located ON
the Bosque river, at Clifton, Bosque county.
texas, tnirty-two miles west of Waco, in one
large quantities. AZ
These mills are located on and run nv ono
OF the nnest water powers In the state.
:, Inc building and dam are built of the host
limestone rock, on q solid rock fonndation
on both bottom and sides.
the mill house Is 40xB5 feet square. two and
o half stories high, and contains two sets of
wheat , and one set of corn rocks, ali In fine
me location ia high and healthy. with
good schools and good society. "-''
ms desirable property will be sold for
u1lvisionl ON the most advantageous terms.
both as to price and time
VIM. A. FORT, Agent,
tiueVuu~WEm Waco Texas.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.
Cotton Aeca.

The highest price paid for sound cot
ton seed, at Nichols u Co.'s, Elm and
Austin streets, Dallas, Texas. d&wt
-Cummins IL Davis are thoroughly
reliable business men, and having q
large experience in business are pre-.
pared Ia give satisfaction. s29.lm.
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ROBERT cocKRELL.

Parties having houses, stores or
farms to rent cannot do better than to
put them in the hands Of Cumniins &
Davis, 100 Lamar street. s2y-lm
--Burlaps sacks at Haggart's.-tt