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MAKING SrGAR.-The rolling season
was inangurated in Ascension last Tues
day on the magnificent plantation of
Messrs. Mccall Bros, where the manu-
facturc of sugar was begun under favor
able auspices. We learn that the juice
at first weighed about a. degrees, and
that it has been generally improving in
this respect, having now reached 81 de-
grees. The first shipment Of sugar from
the parish was made at the Mccall ware
house yesterday when q lot of twelve
hogsheads was taken on by the steamer
Belle. The quality Of the sugar is said
to have been excellent. 1t was reported
yesterday that Messrs. Mccall had stop
ped grinding on account Of the warmth
of the weather and greenncss Of the
cane, but the rum0r was subsequently,
contradictel. Cane is still being cut
and hauled to the mill and the manu-
facture of the saccharine staple goes
steadily forward, with cheering pros
pect for the most favorable results.
At Mr.. Soaring Taylors large ST.
Emma place, and on Messrs. Lemann e.
Lum's Palo Alto place, on Bayou La
fonrcle operations were also begun this
week, but we have no intelligence
from these respecting the quality OF
quantity of yield. On every hand the
"busy note Of preparation" is sounded
and anxious eyes are cast towards the
pioneers of the season to ascertain the
results achieved. There is a general dis
position among planters to commence as
soon as possible and grind with all prac-
ticable celebrity i'll order to escape the
dangers of an early freeze:
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A man rece stly asked in drug store
for box Of rough diamonds, but the
druggist knew no such remedy. After
much parley the druggist found that his
customer wanted Parsons Puryatire Pills.
He says, "that's the only fit name for 'em. y
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Card of Thanks.

HALL OF PHOENIX FIRE COMPANY No. l.
Donaldsonville, Oct 10, 1879.
TTvHE PHOENIX FIRE COMPANY No. l
II and their friends her.,by most respect
fully and earnestly thank the Centennial
String Band for their excellent music on the
occasion of the complimentary ball given
Monday night, Sept. 20. 1879, and heartily
recommend that organization as the par e.
ccllencc of string bands.
PHOENIX FIRE CO., No.
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Arrival T. Departure of Mails
D0nal((sOnville POst-ORce

DOnal(lsOnville POST Office.
Mails arrive and depart daily Sundays ex-
cepted), as follows:
Nr,c Orleans and DonaldsoMrihc-Pcr New
Orleans and Texas railr,ad-Arrives ut II
NJ, departs ut 1890.
DonaidsonriHc Il l Bayou Sara-Per steam
ers John w. Cannon and Edward j. Gay
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sat
urday evenings.
DoualdsonriNc aud Assumption-Per stage
line to Observation-Disclosures II A. NJ,
departs rM
All other routes discontinued Jan. ], 1879.
To insure dispatch drop all letters i'll the
post-otfice by 1880 AN.
w. G. WILKINSON, p. NJ.
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For the benefit Of our readers we give
this week sure cure for collie or belly
ache in horses. To one bottle Johnsoa's
dnodyac Liaimeat add same quantity of
molasses and same quantity of water,
and pour down the horses throat.
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The attention of orr sugar planters is
directed to tho advertisement Of Mr..
Henry Hethcr Of Donaldsonville, who is
prepared to supply them with sulphuric
acid cheaper than they can purchase it
elsewhere
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A Card.
$1,000.
DoNALDsoNv1LLE. La,
August Is, 1879.
Received from the LOUISIANA EQUIT-
ABLE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. in full set
Element of all claims under policy 2097 upon
the life Of my late husband, NARCISSE =.
LOUISIANA EQUITABLE LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY for its prompt settle
ment of said loss. the above amount having
been paid me long before maturity and
without any discount whatsoever.
A. Il. UUPUIS.
WITNESSES:
JEAN FEvRIER,
JACOB BLUM,
CAPT. JOSEPH AUCO1N.
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Local Politics.
Republicans Harmony Restored In
the Party.

Nomination OF Parochial Ticket by the
observation-disclosures Restored In
the Party.
The Republican parish convention
which met to-day, at the Court House,
was organized without dissension, the
several contestants from the first, fourth,
fifth and sixth wards gracefully submit
ting to the adverse decision of the COM
mittee Of credentials for the sake Of har-
mony. The movement which has been
in progress some weeks, looking to the
healing mp Of former differences between
the Landry and Hill wings Of the party,
reached successful climax and unity
again prevails. Mr.. VIM. Diggs was
temporary chairman OF the convention,
Hon. G. H. Hill permanent chairman
while Hon. Pierre Landry was chosen
president Of the new parish executive
committee. Delegates we're elected to
tho State, Senatorial and Judicial Con-
ventions, whose names, together with the
proceedings Of the convention in detail,
will be published in our next issue. The
convention decided to 20 into the nomi-
nation Of a parish ticket at once, and
the following candidates were success
full:
For Representative, J. J. Sullivan, Jr.,
For Clerk Of Court, l.. E. Bentley,
For Sheriff, Peter A. Jones,
For Coroner, DIR. j. b. Vandegriff.
Ascension and st. James at Baton Rouge
How Our Delegation was Divided.
As was to have been expected, the six
votes Of Ascension in the Democratic
Conservative State convention at Baton
Rouge were cast for Gen. Ogden in the
gubcrnatorial contest, but contrary to
general superstition, the delegation was
by no means unanimously favorable to
the nomination Of that candidate. We
are informed that seven of the delegates
-Messrs. Thomas, LegarG, Hanson, Pugh,
Brent and Minor-were supporters Of
Gen. Ogden, while the remaining five
Messrs. Sims, Gibson, Lafargue, Gonzales
and St. Anlant-advocated the claims Of
Mr.. Wilt. Under the ruling of the par
ish convention that the vote of the par
ish should be cast as a unit as the
majority of the delegation might decide,
the friends of Mr.. Wilt were debarred
from giving their favorite the benefit Of
their ballots, but it is to be nevertheless
presumed that their presence and influ-
enco counted for something in deter
mining the result Of the contest for the
head of the ticket. Gen. Brent was
complimented by being placed OH the
committee of credentials.
The vote of st. James was given to
Mr.. Wilt, as expected, and the members
of the delegation were among his most
active supporters. A deserved tribute
was paid to the parliamentary ability
and well known popularity of Col. +.
p. Poch6 in his unanimous selection as
permanent chairman Of the convention.
Besides the usual functions attaching to
this position, he was intrustcd with the
important duty Of naming the State
Central Committee, and it is almost
supcrfuons to remark that his actions
were in every respect satisfactory to his
friends and the entire convention.
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The Judge Robert NJ. Buford Of Pointc
Coupce whose death is announced in
another column, was a cousin to w. w.
Bufortl, ESQ, Recorder of this parish.
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Codeld Battery, Attention

DoNALDsoNv1LLE, Oct. 4, 1879.
General Orders No. 2.
Extract.
GEC. Until further orders this COM
y mand will report in full dress uniform,
armed and equipped, ut their Armory Hall,
"a. II. & L. on the Fret Sunday of every
month at d O'clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of
parade.
BY order of DE. JONES,
Capt. Co,nd'g.
l.. E. BENTLEY, First Sergt.
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We are having rather moro rain than
is beneficial to the cane crop. Less mois-
ture and cooler weather are the cordi-
tons for which our sugar planters sigh
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
New Orleans e. Texas Railroad.

new orleans q IGXaS Ka1lfOa0,
TIMETABLE.
Y Tho steamer St. Francis Belle leaves head
of Bicnville street, New Orleans. daily
Sundays cxcepted) at 7:45 Am.
Mail train leaves Westwego daily lSundays
exceptedl ut "a. NJ; arrives at Donald
: sonville at l2:45 N. Returning, leaves
'Donal.lsonville ut LIS r. NJ, arrives at
New Orleans at Sis.
SUNDAY ScHEDULE-B0at leaves as above at
8 4. NJ. train leaves Wcstwego at 9:l5, ar
rives ut Donaldsonvillc 1880 Returning.
leaves DOnaldsonvillc l:45 arrives at New
Orleans Sis r. NJ.
fDaily freight train each way, Sundays ex-
'cepted Z. +. PAYNE,
Superintendent, New Orleans.
Observation-Disclosures Packets.
New Orleans anu Bayou Lafourche.
Henry 1ete, up Tnesday. Thursday and
Saturday nights down Wednesday, Friday
:and Sunday mornings.
New Orleans and Bayou Goula.
Whisper, up Monday and Wednesday
nights and Sunday morning; down Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
New Orleans and Bayou sara.
john W. Cannon, mp Wednesday and Sat
'urday nights; down Monday and Friday.
Edua,H j. Gay, up Monday and Friday
nights down Wednesday, and Sunday.
New Orleans And vicksbarE.
1aobt p. Ice, up Tuesday night; down
Sunday night
i AZ. White. mp Thursday night; down
Wednesday night.
Ed. Richardson. up Friday night; down
Thursday.
Matches, up Saturday night; down Thurs
day evening.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-10-11

AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL - The
worlds great remedy for Colds, Coughs,
Consumption, and all affections Of the
Lungs and Throat.
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The Supervisor has not yet announced
times or places at which he will attend
in the various wards for the convenience
of voters who are not registered, and it
is probable he will not do so until a
Clerk is appointed to assist him. Mr..
Winfree having been recommended by
the Republicans as their representative,
and there being no opposition to his APP
pointment, we trust Gov. Nichols will
take immediate action in the matter.
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Died.

FRERET.-On Friday. October 10, ut G
o'clock A. NJ, LILLIAN BELLE, infant
daughter Of Geo. A. and Alice Freret.
BUFORD-At his residence on False
river, parish of Pointe Coupee, La, Judge
ROBERT NJ. BUFORD, a native of Barren
county, Kentucky, and resident Of Louis
lana for the past forty years.
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Registration Notice.

: 1OO51OU1 1SVU1VOs
DoNALDsosvILLE, La, Sept. 20, 1879.
NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens
~ Of the parish Of Ascension, that the
office Of the Supervisor Of Registration will
remain open at the Court House OF said par
isl, in the town Of Donaids0nville, from
Monday, September 20, 1879,
to November %, 1870, both dates inclusive,
for the purpose of adding to the registration
list the names of all qualified voters who
were not registered in 1873 or 1879, or who
have become qualified since the registration
Of those years.
FELIX BRAUD,
Assessor and er obicio Supervisor OF Regis
tratiun
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Meteorological Record
For the Week Ending Thursday Evening
October o, 1870.
Temnerature.
DoNALDsoNv1LLE, La.
Saturday, October II, 1879.
LOCAL JoTTINGs.

Chew Jacksun's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
The card of thanks from Phoenix Fire
Company which appears i'll to-day's
CHIEF supplies All important omission
from the card published last week.
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Tuesday, the 2nd day Of Deem
Der, A. ID. 1870.

being the first Tuesday of said month, from
O'clock A. NJ. to & O'clock in the afternoon,
for the purpose Of taking the sense of the
good people of this parish in regard to the
adoption or rejection of the Constitution
submitted for ratification; for the ratifica-
ton or rejection of the ordinance adopted
by the Constitutional Convention in relation
to the debt Of the State; for the election of
all State officers as above enumerated, and
one Senator from the Eighth Senatorial Dis
trict, composed Of the parishes of St. James
and Ascension, one District Judge and one
District Attorney from the Twenty second
Judicial District, composed also Of said par
ishes of St. James and Ascension, one Clerk
of the District Court. one Sheriff, one Coro-
ner. ten Justices of the Peace and ten Con-
stables.
And do hereby order and direct the sew
eral Commissioners to be hereafter ap-
pointed by the proper authorities to conduct
said election in the manner prescribed by
law, and make due return of their respective
polls to my Office, within the shortest posi-
bic delay.
In testimony whereof. have hereuuto
affixed my official signature at Donaldson
vile, La, this LIST day of October, A. D. 1879.
p. A. JONES,
Sheriff of the parish Of Ascension
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For Sale.
Succession Notice.

Succession Notice.
No. ia.
Succession of State Of Louisiana,
Widow , Parish Court.
ULCER DUGAS. Parish Of Ascension.
WHEREAS, GUsrAvE DuGAs, of the par
w ish of Ascension, has filed a petition
in this Hon. Court praying to be appointed
administrator Of the above entitled and
numbered succession;
Public notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern to show cause within ten
days why the prayer Of said petitioner
should not be granted.
Clerks office. parish Of Ascension, this
- 9th day of September, A. d. 1879.
{ SEAL l.. E. BENTLEY,
wv Clerk Of Court.
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No. 1898.
VICTOR NIAURIN vs.. HIS CREDITORS.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ of Victor Maurin that the cession of his
property is accepted by the court for the
benefit Of his creditors, and they are further
notified that meeting of his said creditors
will be held and convened before Frederick
Duffel, Esq, n Notary Public in and for the
parish Of Ascension, at his office in the town
of DcnalasOnville, on
Tuesday, October 20, 1879,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of taking
into consideration and celebrating upon the
affairs Of said insolvent, and in the mean
time that all judicial proceedings against his
person and property have been stayed and
that E. N. Pugh. Esq, attorney at law, has
been appointed to represent the absent cred.
itors in this matter.
By order of the court. Parish Of Ascen-
sion, this 9th day of September, 1879.
l.. E. BENTLEY,
Clerk of Court.
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REG1sTRATIoN.-ToM Mr. Henry A. Win
free, who has been assisting the Super
visor of Registration in the discharge of
his duties, we arc indebted for the fol
lowing statement Of the addition to the
list of registered voters since the open
ing of the rolls for revision Monday be-
fore last !:
White, 6
Colorcd, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 43
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No session of the Police Jury was held
last Monday, probably on account Of the
absence of President Hanson and Cen
Thomas, who were in Baton Rouge at
tending the meeting of the Democratic
Conservative State Convention. It will
be necessary for the jury to assemble at
an early day to designate polling places
and appoint commissioners to conduct
the nDprOachinr election
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-10-11

It gave us pleasure, last week, to meet
f. N. Pugl', Esq, and Gen. J. l.. Brent,
who had just returned from summer So
jonrns i'll cooler ATTITUDES than this. Mr..
Pugh and family spent their vacation in
western North Carolina, near the Ten
nessee line, ut suburban hotel located
on n mountain many feet above the level
of the sea, while Gen. Brent rusticatcd
at his old home on the eastern shore Of
Maryland. Both gentlemen have evil
IDENTIFY derived much physical benefit
from mountain air, sea breezes and alb
stention from hard work, hence they re-
turn to their respective avocations with
renewed zest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-26
ELECTION LAW.

SrC. 50 Every person who wilfally dis
turbs or breaks up any public moe ing Of elect
ors or Others, lawfully being held for the pur-
pose OF considering public questions, is guilty
OF miSdcmeanor.
SeC. "a. Every person who makes. offers, or
accepts any bet OF wager upon the result Of
any 81 sction, or upon tue success or failure OF
any person or candidate, or upon the number
OF votes To- be east either in tue aggregate or
for any particular candidate, or upon the vote
TO be east by any person, is guilty Of miSdS-
meanOr.
SNC. IL. Every person who wilfdlly violates
any ofthe provisions of the laws OF this state
relating to elections is, unless q different pun
iShmeut lor such violation Is prescribed by
thus Code, puni,hable by fine not exceeding
one thousand dollars, or by Imprisonment in
the state Prison hot exceeding i've years, or
by both
Ssc. ~. Every person who prints any ticket
not in conformity with section ono thOusr nd,
one hundred and ninety-Vne of the Political
Code, or who circ1ldteS or givrs to another any
ticket, knowing at tho time that saeh ticket
does not conform TO the provisions of section
one thousand one hundred and min ty-one OF
tho Political Code. is guilty ofa miSdemeanor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-26

DRAWING To THE END.-One more
issue and the New Constitution discussion
will be ended. We shall be glad, and
douhtn I that the JOURNALS readers will
also rejoice. The matter is Of such great
Importance that "ur space has heen almost
wholly monnpoized with the question !:
hut such elections do not occur often, and
beirg matterof general interest to every
CITIZEN we have given it precedence over
all others for the time being.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-26

The VoTE. - From all sections ot the
country come reposts that the New Com
stituiion has few Supporters and many
opponents. Which ever way precinct
may 60, we ask that a statement Of the
vote he forwarded to this Office for .he
the heneft of the public as soon as practi
cable after the votes nre counted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-26

DENTISTRY - Readers arc reminded
that DR. T. j. Holden, nf Sacramento,
has nm office nj the New York II ,tel and
is prepared to do all dental work in n sub,
stant,nl and satisfactory manner. Re
member that his stav is limited aud those
desiring h,s services are requested to call
without delay. Charges moderate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-26

PRFCINCT NEEpED.-Thera should he
u voting precinct established ut Cedar
Flat on Trinity river. At present there
are 2S voters in that ncighbnrhood who
will have to go Is miles in order 10 vote.
The Supervisors will prohahlv establish
precinct, ut their May meeting, on II
proper showing being made.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-26
WEDNESDAY. MAY 7TH, 1879,

lhere will he held mn election, ut which
the people nf the State snail vote To adopt
ar r. ject such Constitution.
All parsons. entitled by law to vote fol
mem beers ot the Assembly,, shall be enli-
tied Ia vote ut such election in their re.
,peciive election districts and not else,
whrrs.
Such election shall he by bnl;ot, and
such voter snail express hi opinion hN
drpn,iling in the ballot box, ticket
whrreon >hall he written ar printed III,
words. "FuR TuE CoNsrlTuTIuN" or
AGAINST THE CuNSTITL TIuN."
And | do hereby oifra reward of on,
hundred dollars hr the arrest aud con
vclim of any and rvery person violating
any at the provisions nt Title w. Part |
of the Penal Code such rrward~ Ia be-
pnid until the total amount hereafter rx>
pended for the pui pose reaches the sum
of ten thousand dollars.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have here
unto sci nv hand. and cnu,ed the G enl
Seal of the State to he affixed, NJ the Cltv
nf Sacramento, this the second dav oi
April. \ ID. one thousand, eight Eun~
dred and seventy niue
WILLIAM IRWIN,
SEAL. GOvelnur.
Affect,
THOMAS BECK,
Secretary Of State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-26
SUPERVISORY PROCLAMATION.

OIUerrU, Tint The Clplk cause the
GnvrIunr's Proclamation ordrring IN
election on the 7h day at MAY, 1870, Inr
ar against the New Constitution tu b..
published nc, oidihg la inw ; mud he it
!urlhrr ordered lhnt the Ciwk mrui-h
the necessary number nf the G'vernur's :
snid Proclamation lnr pn-iing ~ the scv-
rr"l Pteciucis, and furnish the Election
Officers with one copy nt the printed
Great r gister Tor ench Election Precinct
in the County nlsn lhr necessary mum
her at PnIi "nd Tally Lists.
Ordered, That the f,llowing Officers o.
Election nnd nlace. for hold ing the Poll.
hr and the same nre hereby appointed rol
>nid Election in the several Precincts
sINNABAR.
j F. Dollife, Inspector; II. G O.good
md Samuel Essrrs, Judges. PoHs ut
StoIe.
TRINITY CENTER.
Fred Zarli. Inspector; f. ii Bloss ard
\. Rumlelt, Judges. Polls NJ HaIl'-
Hotel.
MINEHsyILLE.
Daniel Coon, Inspector John Cum
mugs and Jncuh BoWcImun, judges
Puls at Bates Store.
LEWISTON.
John TAYLOR. In,pectnr. 0 Philip-
and NJ Van Matte, Judges. Polls ut
Bel ber's Hotel.
WEAVERyILLE.
f. w Young, lnsprr,n; f. II Brown
and David lavIur, Judges. Polls AT
Shuuti's Office.
DOUGLAS CITY.
David Hrnnessv. Inspector j. w.
Smiley "rd S. |. Thayer, Judges. Polls
at School House.
INDIAN GREER.
j b. Srigfrird, Inspector r. Sillcox
aud Il S Ghplill, Judges. Polls ut
Morris Saloon.
John Coniin. Inspector II. B. Well
aud Tho Smith, Judges. Polls at Stat
fnd's Store.
GEORGES.
II. b. Kingshuiv. Inspector Henry
Walters nnd w G. ID INK water, Judges.
Polls at baylr,' Store.
IIETTENSIAW.
j. F. Wilhun, Inspector; Alonzo
Duncan md G,olpr Burgess, Judges.
Polls al Wiihurn', House.
L0>G RIDGE.
LII, n ,,.,..n ,.,, L. An
mnn aud Chas S'o"n, Judge. Pills at
John Dnncnn's House.
IEYAMPOM.
Wesley Trimhlr, In-prcior; jacob
WnIdntf aud Zach Mckay, Judges.
Polls ut Trimblc's House.
junction CITY.
john w. Reed, Inspector F. Chris
linn-cn and Geo. NJ Laws, Judges.
Poll- at Garter House.
CANON CITY.
James Gilucan, Inspector; Chas Grau,
man aud j A. Buiger, Judges. PoIls at
Gilzean's Hotel.
NrTH PORK.
VIM. Ri,terhush. Inspector; J b.
WMious and II Schooner, Judges. Polls
at Yohe's Hotel.
COX'S RAR.
Wm. Wiltshire, Inspector; T. b
Price and A H.dges, Judges. Polls at
Tlnsley Store.
MARTINVILLE.
John Krach, Inspector T. T. Buesell
and john Sehnber, Judges. Polls nj
Thomas Stare.
HOD0HEN.
O. S. Over, Iusprch.r Moses Patter.
sou aud Lrmnel Brown, Judges. Polls
at CarawaY Pmce.
Done nj Weavervile, In the County OF
TtIniiy, S,ntr of Caihnnia, Ibis l4lh day
of Amii, A. ID. 1879.
+. BATES. Chairman.
Attest; }. NJ. EsTgs, Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-26

GONE HOHE.-Henry s. Martin. Of
junction City, who has been i'll ut the
""ion Hotel lor several weeks, returned
WIN his family Ia their home on Frday.
Mr' Martin is much Imprnved in health,
"nu desires us TO return the thanks OF
H''hSeit aud family To the people al Wea-
fsrVllIe who have shown him such great
a',uhess during his illness, aud parlcu-
iArly to DR.. Montague.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-26

New GOODS -Dnn't fail To make a
note oi the fact that / Abrahm will have
splendid stack of Spring aud Summer
Goods here in Il very short time. The
ir.t shipn-nt will urrivJ in dny or
two. Read his new advertisement and
await further developments.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-26

g 0FkoiAL AaEET.-Nr. 7. r. Tracy, of
S"" 1' Francisco, Special Agent OF the
o'' ohce department., was here early
'"'s week and found everything running
sm"olhy in the Weaverville utfice. Mr.
Is constantly travelling aud told US
"' 'ounu very decided expression
"s' 'he new Constitution in nearly
every town he visited.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-26

NEw AND NEAT Mr.. j. r. Balch
returned this week and expects portion
at his new stock of Clothing to morrow.
He has purchased ~ assortment of many
articles which he has not dealt in hrreto>
fore. When fitted up in hi. new store,
all are invited to call.