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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-21

THE HoNE ARrILLESr.-The battalion OF Hone Ar
u cry" commanded by CllOnel Thomas II. Elhs, as
& Ehled on the Capitol Square ySseidiy afternoon, and
G.er a review aud inspection bT Governor Lsteher,
lrched down Main street 10 the inspiring mu'ie Of the
A nory BAnA Tbs eattaicn vas az ginally organz o,
" believe sith the understanding thar Il would not
b. called iato active service except IS volunteer auK
lsy, for limited period. 1, Is nov deemed e1pe-
d .nt BY the powers that be- hst the sannoreets
should take their position In the fed a. part OF the
graf Southern army. ard 10 this end the preliminary
spee lou aud review took rAee Yesterday The seve-
rsl companies composing the battalion viii probably
m ke arrangements this week for early departure 70
tn 'seAt OF var"
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: NAros'a CovS1-Tssterdsy. an Italian named O. oss-
sOui was Arralgusd for As'aultiDs an uOknO"n man,
Cary street. Monday aftsrnooG. The stranger scci-
ntay turned over small table which fruit was ex'
ised for sale and the partner OF C.snShon Who an
Y an also became 90 excited that be stabbed the sran-
once 10 the neck and twice 10 the breast He then
q !, and has not yst been caught The case con-
dluCd unnl Thursday. 80.
Pat Conkliu for being drunk and disorderly 10 the
siisst and abusing h' wife committed to jl in de-
fault Of security Cor his good behavior.
John Henry Lambert w. L for plAyfnlly pulling the
Naskers Of Ersd Witte and afterwards beating bl be-
be resented the familiarity, rqlised 10 give
{. 20 security for bis future good behavior
= James I. Lambert charged with violently assaultnS
W. Forsyth wounded volnntser of Capt. Docley o
company, discharged the evidence for the defence
81 sing that Forsyth used provoking language to
! mbeFIs father, In the first Marse,
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so THE SITLGRs
CONFEDERATE ARMY

~ aldsrsizasd cr fOs sale by package 0tAesss das
si'o-tment Of Cigars aud TsnufaC Jared Is-
u co, cf h met approved hrNsns.
~ Agents % L- "a seat ANEglctusTs
" vs-it, All afs ~, ias .s-yi1s seusrL
o ~ 81 kinds % TObAcCo. ~gtnE Rom 70 %
, p5un1 Also. al Uads S-BOkiaE Tobacco.
e fsrl- casa - kAfNk q 90,
Tad.r sDotsEoCI HoeL bichuont. "
Ssps,ial attention Pad 70 oSd-ss NON ssert ani Ns'-
a - "a. ~ suoblvias ~ a11u-sl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-21

TED THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA
NHE separai on between the Northern end South
ng doubtless beeoGe permanent si In great measure,
be expected supply the South wit BUTTER aad having
eng ged extensvy for In thatn business
h liberty o. st ng the propns Of beating Butter veil
before packing and ale OF putting In n
than the bottom and send packing you
possibly would be pleased consignment
purchase -so wing the highest market pce; and
clnsvey for cash. Will unh goods the pr
ces or send the cs. promptly for whatever be
confident that make Il the both the farmer
sess myself Iwouli be gs recsivs sny other Country
produce b. my principal object call your particular
ton TO Butter making Large supplies have been
10 the South RON The Noh, whilst furnish
selves give no reference FROM the have been engaged
In business In this city for the las. ihrynve All ask
hlsl-feeins confident OF giving ssssfsetlon
tAhPs0N JONES' gent
Grocer and Commits Ion Merchant
Gu2-d6c Main and nj st. Riehmond
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.wATRiSs a FICKLEN. are o2s

- ilg, tbs morning, more OF those
Linen Sets collars md -lsevesl a. S ca
Besut.tll Bg0che Barge ADgAls, ysry cheap
klega1t Printed JrgAndis3
BfAck BgreEe gegnAule
BrldNnt Lalteryd heavy Black slEs, very l0v
Mes style BLACK and Colo. PArAsOa 9Th many olher
" spring good b. every arrival
lido sks BArssss Class barge TOulaEi RSt -
en- ron Aa1on v be sold second noor,
n WATEIgs FICKLES
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ERos EUROrr THE EFFECT or THE BATTLE
MANASSAS


gROS EUROPE THE EFFECT or TIE BATTLE
AT MANASSAS.
NV YoEE Aug. Is.-Ths London Times. editorialiy,
saws that the Sou,hsrners obtained complete victory
over the Union (Lncolnl army st the battle Of ksnas
SIS Pains The Fejerals have lost all their former mill
Jary honOrs. AL prominent aud experienced Gan' rails
express the opinion that the battle at Manassas has
closed the door to all COMPROMISE.
Paris letter that the victory Of the Southern
es at Manassas has operated powerfully 10 favor Of the
SscessiOnists in France
The Queen in her speech says ths al her foreign
iioas are friendly and she trusts that there is dan
7 TO be spprehen6ed to the general peace of Europe
Sue has Determined 10 connection sith other pOsers
s;gtneutralty in ths var sasing between the North
sFa and Southern States.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
EoRTRKss kOSROE, Aug. ls.-Gen. Wool has assumed
command here.
heavy srng has been heard off Wlloughby Point.
TIE PRIV ATEER JEFF DAVIS
BosToS Aug. ls.-Tae schooner Wind.srd has az.
rived The JEFF Davis captured her. well the Santa
Claus aud Alyarado. The Davis put board the Wind
ward % captives from varou, prizes and let her CO.
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%A CAkD.-As we have TO pay Cash for
nearly every thing needed In the line Of our bu-
nsss, win from this date, decline continuing accounts, eI-
cep With those persons Who have regularly settled their bill With
ist OF January and July.
paid LIST July just passed csnno, increased
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-21

MOTTO We 10 call the attention OF those who are IA
camp for the defence Of county, that have ana ss
eonfany manufacturing all kinds Of Camp A.
hsss chssu Folding Table,, Co Camp Stools Matr sss
Abs new style Of Camp Bedstesd aud Mattress coutnei
which superior 70 anything Of The hind yet Invented us
sad takes bet small We have furnished seyss RCD
ent and the demand has been greater could .upp,
We take this psthod inform friends add pubic thai
have Ersassd iyer rHmb.r u men amer l. a.y s ..s
oil I'll orders 90 gysu AZ lOs prices.
We van 10 employ several good O.biss Maker to sts
w Camp Furniture
BHLyIs 1 ATKissoR, Cabinet n.nuiss.sr,I,
uyeU 18th Governor Main and ETankbn
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|. THE ,yOUNDsD sOLpIE q,

-
49, THE WOUNDED sOLDIER,
On dc b.i,s na Of nanasss % the as eopisnipg silver
s sriicl-, vl eoufrr 'syor sy leaving Il al sase Of
sno-e - pyNLoI, aoNo, =. : :.
WANTED. q
10 y complete q. ,sss1i a,; Of .as s
ssupn.ns both furnished Apply at once Rs,lass Of
dee Capt Cssel hId "a. foar docs above Col W ss
Or % Cap, C. cAbe ?. NJ a,rss, David LA1ssfi IVA
ani4 -e6i Rec aiLtg sergeant
FOR SALE.
0kvrs vaasele Prairie Pl.nsslons IL cistassx cost, M
s.ppt sod Cotton Lsn =. hs s,. asoSs s rHo .o
y II. BE- Tor Issss 81 pss.
A''s' y A'' . = W.T. :" ~ J. D BENNETT, Agent
ssis-sl- pslo AI,s sl..
FINE HORSES FOX SALE.
onnibassss sne tass re rannlag the
Railroad nd the a r. RaiA for 100 or ,hes y.ns and
o'ocamOtIyes aud css and are eond en they can
be eonadsnty reco"mends well adapted t. hs ue o. a
n not disposed Of in few dsys tsy be sold auO,ien
-p" -''' THos H. wYsNs,
su,:-f Superintendent
Iyos DIARRHG, and sunaner Conpiatat.
ve have band very superior Arlele OF BiaekDer
nv by and warranted pure Also, esh
ana genuine BOOT Starch Extract
Of Jsnaies Ginger. MADE sAhks.
an; 1856 MAIN street, corner above Post ofes.
MILITARY FATaaUR sHIRTs.-suitsry D.
Nl ugue slrs Blue, Grey and Red nsnnel maarcsa
VI shori noiesby lAplel NM. ram. ~
MAP OF The CONFEDERATE STATkss
MI the Hrst Published
- A NORRIS o.
publish and portable Map OF The Confederate
States Of America price 80 cts
uber al DISCOUNT to the trsds
pre aud Psary ready, the Troopers Manual BY Col j.
Lrclus Davis, second edition, psioe iea
Resusop authorized BY the Congress the Oonfed
states corrected BY officer OF the War Department
jy24 A. morals No ~ HJn 81.
EmON sy RUP.- have OF hand = superior lot OF Lem
IL on syrup, Wish viii be std low ~ The case
AalG-a Louis J. bO-slEUN.
RICHMOND, AUG. IL, 1851.
WE have goods suitable for soldiers, usnufac
turst In Virginia. whca purchased by part
u OF The hr HS Go. Aso have 10 store, last
csved kood, 1ltab for sold purez ID Il Charleston,
o. Which Will be soli low scc1rdlng 10 quality.
P s-carps, Bags IAlees, also on hand, purchased Ia
Charleston q. o, BY -
Anlb A %.
OLD WHISkY.-25 bbls Hangers old whlsty, equal 10
- .nythlu 10 the Market for sale by
Aui5 sDhoSD, DANksfohr - 20.
DOUBLR BARREL GUNS! have stli = few Eng
sh double bArre Guns Of Importation, which Of
fer =, prices me remarks In Of the daily OF the
sy Of hi, morning in The Local column reference
enormous 10 wake implements, does not apply 70
having IN no instance charged isrihlngs advance.
ARA Importer OF Hardware u Main o.
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ALBERT MILLSPAUGH,
PRODUCE CONFUSION HEROHANr,
ooISEI oARY AND 18Th srRrrrs,
RICHM0AD, Va.
WI B. HOWARD, Clerk York county. .ess
M BAGs PRIME LAGUYRA COYHEx.-
on 20 baes best Java Coffee.
Is chest aud boxes y &C and Green Tea
30 PACKETS Ginger, Allsplce and Pepper
90 bbls. Crushed and Gran alatsd sugar
90 bbis. Coffee Sugars.
20 thds. Brown Cuba and n. o. euysr
" boxes Starch, Glass and AdsmAnune U.ni 80,
IS boxes Cogaies Toilet Soap
e. bbis. NuscovAdo Moasses.
90 half bbls Woods Family Roe Hsrrsnu
90 keg Sal Soda
70 bags Shot
loo bbls J. Trun 4 %. Rum.
10 hhda Creole Rum
20 halves, quarters and elghths, French braujy
~ quarter casks MADEIRA sherry and Por Wlns
SPpes Holland Gin.
Bumssrdners Old Rye Whisky, from 70 5 y,ar, ola
he above are all n class goods Of direct mpost 90 or q,
u,Aeure, and for sale By
ie22 ALVEY A LIpsO0hR
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~ 70 whom morocco hAvsnaek lent, % q pillow
e battle hed Of nanaso, the fis contanng ayef
mounted Oliver ady ds.u rsc,yPe and several other ~
lie stci-,, viii eoufrr 'sFor py leaving al Ms eoe OF
sul6-ss pJKLOr MONO, Rt OF.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
TIE PRIyATEER JEFF DAVIS.
-THE SECOND COMPANY OF

r@THE SECOND COMPANY OF
49, the Rehaord FAYErTE ARTILLERY return
.hLk 70 Mr. chTAn tor two boxes OF Tobacco. and 70
Mr. g. Davenport Mr. RrAnkln rteAra Mr d d. Londcn OF
Rchaond. and Mr. Junui P1rkhlm u fennssee for sub
sOn 10 the - Company Of the Richmond Fsyeite Art leiy,
part OF tAs friends Company sni donations
non The St the Company will IN short s, be ready
Cor active service Let the friends Of the conpsnJ be active md
prrssVvng and ssnd rec We than the
81 Company vii be complete 10 a saorf while au9l-t
RAILROAD Iron.
tSn Tons KAlrosd Iron, lying al ulty Point In bond,
THOMAS BsAsos soss,
susI-ls Peter, urs.
THE MISSES CLOPTON,
DArGHrks Of The a's Judge cIop'Oa viii school
y, iarthei norasuoa Apply to the Misses ClOp,On Al Ms,
Hutch ~. on I'd Street., between Canal and Cary
an2i-lnh
EaUILY FLOUR, Superior quality, for sale in quant
susl-is DUNLOP. MoSoUREA co.
OLD wHISKY.-lO bbh very old and superior.
1sfI-is DUNLOP. MoscURs q 90
rNaE yOLUSrEEns MANUAL AND pRILL
IL BOOK, vol, u mo az pp. Price 81 %.
UErEsRs and MILITIA Of The Confederate States BY Lieutenant
Col Hn richardson, gTAdaAie and orusry Assistant 10
fht valuable book liberal A6rdgemeut Of "HardeeS Tao
uo ans the school for the Baitons and for
me balance STEP and Manual Of Arms for The yusLe, be-
ns introduced from -Ghan MANUAL" Also the forms Of Pa
raae Reviews Inspeeoa Dress ParAds Guards Mounting
1shs. Camps ie, ic toEsSsr viz SOLDIER Kaons and
asra A AoRRis,
J23 Pubr.her q Bookseller.
nARBY's PROPHYLACTICF LUlD-rhsI. the
Ssa .Tgsdy or and .9rss and NE ss
Deoded By the best Physeans 10 The south ISr sale BY
Main efrae4
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DOGGETT C ANDERSON,
GOVERNOR STREET,
kE receiving for the Fall Trsde CArpetnss, OIL Cloths Ma
"A tngs iodS oOruiees and Bands Windo. shsds
Paper Hangnss CuEled Hair and Eos for sale Low prices
Mattresses made order a short
es Paper hanging done IN the ey country By superior worn
men. loci--
ISINE BLUe BkOADCLOTH for Fine Uni
n,ntar, Gait Bui.ons WATKINS 4 FIcKLEs.
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TUE MISSES CLOPTON.

nACGHfks OF the ats Judge Copto1, viii open school
the ira day Of0 tobsr, 1851.
20 further niermAton Apply TO the kses Copon, Mis-
Hutch : "a. on sd Street, between Canal and Cary.
1rm
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E,aHILY FLOUR, o, superior quality in quaint
II ia 70 sai;, By
auai-lu DUNLOP MoScUREk co.
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WANTED.

OK rs RECRUITS complete the secnni company OF NE
w "sIuHMoSn fAYEuE ARTILLERY" Inftoi ms aud
equipments both furnished Apply at the VI
dee Capt uspe hIid az foar docs above Col W. bsns
ecott p Nc ouARlEA
aui4 -dGt Rec aiItg sergeant
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13
The Journal.
Senatorial ImbrOgiio.

,,,ob of our space is occupied with the Sena
,riol Convention proceedings and matter per-
'ini,o to it. The cause which led to the action
= tbe Senatorial delegates from this county is
stained elsewhere. We know most of the del
d lucknow them to be worthy and reliable cit
,lors all of whom in person, with the exception
If Mr. Hutchinson, Che by proxy have read and
tened both protest and address in fact we doubt
,rbother more unanimous and feeling action
,roo ever taken by an entire delegation TO Con-
rontion. The Union Democratic party of both
counties put forth its candidates; both held Con-
,pntions and elected delegates to the Senatorial
Convention. Trinity elected twelve delegates,
nninstructed, untrammeled, but supposed to be
favorable to A. c. Lawrence, Esq. Shasta elect
Oh thirteen delegates and before electing them
odonted a resolution ins'ructing the delegation
Al vote as a unit for DR.. Benz. Shurtlif, first, last
md all the time, thereby taking from them all
rigbt of Independent action, and beyond ques-
tjon nominating the Senator, for the very good
reason that Shasta had majority in Convention.
therefore it was useless for the Trinity delegates
10 90 to the Tower House. Naturally indignant
tbat upon the first political intercourse had with
our neghbor county, she should act so dctatori-
al, and going upon the old provcrb that " q stitch
In time saves nine" thought it proper time to
nip in the bud the assumption of Il sister county
joined, with Trinity, in all probability, in the G.
lection of Senator for the next ten years
For long time feeling of dstrust and dis
satisfaction with reference to the trickery of con-
yentions has been gaining round, and if any par
fy is desirous of long preserving the convention
eystpm as the best method of selecting fit men to
Represent their peculiar views, that party must
- 70 81 and m
Hons, and abide their uninstructed, unbiased ac-
tion.
P. S.-We ask particular attention to the re-
marks of DR.. Shurtff, printed in the next col
hmm, and which have been received since the o.
bove was in type. They are plain, frank and
Just to the point.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13
Adjourned Senatorial Convention.
TOWER House., Shasta Co.,

TOWER House., Shasta Co..
July 10, 1861.
To The delegates from Trinity county to the Senate
rial C5nve,on called al The Toner House, July SM:
GENTLEMEN Owing to misunderstanding
in relation to certain resolutions and Instructions
made aud given by the Shasta county conven-
ton, June 28 1861 nstructing the delegates to
vote as a unit for Dr.. Benz. Shurtlif, first, last
and all the time, in convention held at the Tower
House, on the 9Th day of July, was appointed
committee to confer with the delegates of Trim
ity county, and request them to meet the Shasta
county delegates at the Tower House on Monday,
July 22, 1861, at 3 o'clock, p M, for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for the State Senate.
DR.. Benz. Shurtf came before the convention
of the Sth, and declined being candidate for the
nomination for State Senator under the instruc-
tions given by the Shasta county convention. lie
further declines being a candidate for said posi-
ton unless the delegates come free and ioifhoM
instruction, to vote as they may see fit, and for
whom they please, and after due consideration,
such being the wish of the delegates from Shasta
county, the convention adjourned until Monday,
July 22, 1861, at O'Clock, p. NJ, with the hope
that there will be a full attendance of delegates
from Trinity county at that time. Gentlemen,
we hope to see you all here.
BY order of the Convention,
G.. TAGGART, Committee and Sec'y.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13
BILLIARDS!
Bank Exchange !
THE FINEST SALOON IN TOWN.
BY DAY OR NIGHTi

THE PROPRIETORS BEG LEAVE TO
/ state to the public that their Saloon is now
TABLES. Marble and Slate beds, with Phelan's
Combination Cushions direct from O'Conner 4
Collender, makers, through their agent, M. T.
Hughes. San Francisco.
The Bank Exchange Bar is furnished with the
best the market affords, at all times.
Champagne, of the celebrated Clquot brand.
always on hand. +. J. fOUNG
Weavervile, Jan. 10, 1861. lv6.
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A ii d T. q y y

TO the Union Democracy Of Shasta and Trinity
counties -
The undersigned delegates, elected by the
Trinity county Convention to attend the District
Senatorial Convention, composed OF the counties
#Of Shasta and Trinity, and appointed to meet at
the Tower House, on the Sth day of July, 1861,
Tor the purpose of nominating a State Senator
ITO represent the Union Democratic party in the
& approaching election, would respectfully repre-
sent that they have declined meeting in Conven-
8fion with the Shasta delegates for the reason :
3 that Shasta county, through her convention,
&adopted and made absolute and binding upon her
Adelegates, the following arbitrary, and to Trinity
Acounty insulting resolution
Resolved That the delegates from Shasta county to the
senatora Convention composed of the counties of Sa
and Trinity be and hereby instructed to cast the vote
#of Shasta county unit for Dr. BENZ Shurtli first
last and all the time
BY this resolution Shasta county has dictated
a rule to govern the Senatorial Convention, an
entirely separate and Independent convention, in
which Trinity county is equally interested with
onasta and over whose rules and regulations a
onasta county convention has no right or power
10 exercise any control whatever. Yet the Shas-
tn convention adopted the foregoing resolution
lnstructng her Senatorial delegates to cast the
thirteen votes OF Shasta as unit, and further
! binding and taking away all power or exercise
of Judgment on the part of the Shasta delegates
TO do otherwise, by adopting the resolution before
= eecting the delegates.
Trinity county having one less delegate in the
Senatorial Convention, it will easily be perceiv ed
that by this most arbitrary and unjust dctaton
u OF the Shasta county Convention Trinity county
is deprived of all power and influence in the
Senatorial Convention. The peremptory order
to the Shasta delegates to cast their votes as a
amt, entirely ignores Trinity and renders it ut
tery useless for her delegates to attend the Sen
atorial Convention.
We sincerely regret that upon the first occasion
that called the counties of Shasta and Trinity. to
meet in joint convention, to select Senator to
represent our party in the new Senatorial dis
trlct, our sister county should have treated us
with SO little respect and consideration had
Shasta met with us on equal terms, permitting
The Senatorial convention to adopt its own rules,
and DR.. Benz. Shnrtlf had received the nomina-
tlon, Trinity would have cheerfully submitted,
as we believe him to be very worthy aud capa-
Die gentleman but Shasta has dictatorially
through her County Convention, to all intents
and purposes, nominated the Senator by the
adoption of most despotic and arrogant resolu-
tlon-a resolution from which there is no possible
escape by the Shasta delegates, as it passed the
snssta convention before the nomination of the
aelegates, and was made the condition of their
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13

REV. ROBERT KELLEN.-At meeting OF the
Young Mems Christian Association of Washing
ton, D. c., held May 3Otb, the following resolu-
tion was passed
ResolUed, That we heartily appreciate the un-
firing energy, zeal, and labors, of the District
chaplain, Rev. Robert Kelien, and by him the
courtesies of the War Department.
The reverend gentleman is chairman Of the
Association. We are informed that be will return
to this State in short time, and that he will
probably locate 10 San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13

acceptance therefore. Trinity must either sub
nit to the VIZ p7ton indignity, or follow the exam
ple set by Shasta county, and nominate senator
to represent the Union Democracy OF the 10th
Senatorial District II Trinity now admits the
precedent of Shasta county s right arbitrarily to
nominate the Senator, she can never hope hereaf-
ter to make herself respected in Senatorial
convention whilst she is Joined IN the same dis
trict with Shasta.
We therefore respectfully submit to the Union
Democratic voters of the 10th Senatorial district
the name of the Hon. A. G. Lawrence, as q can
didate for State Senator gentleman in whose
experience, capacity, and honesty, and Union
principles we have every confidence, and pro-
nounce him quite as regularly nominated as tho
ordered SO by County Convention.
A. J. FELTER, JOHN FEICK,
C. STANHOPE, PAT. HEFFERON,
JAS. MCCALL, d. NJ. KELLOGG,
FRED. LOUPEE, PETER QUINN,
0. P. MCKINLEY, JOHN SHIELDS.
A. MOYER, J. II. HUTCHINSON,
(by proxy)
The Shasta Courier and Herald are respectfully
requested TO copy.
Weayerylle, July 6, 1861.
DISTRICT SENATORIAL CONvENTIoN.-Pursuant
TO notice, the Senatorial Convention tor the Dis
trict composed of the counties of Trinity aud
Shasta, met at the Tower House on Monday, July
Sth, at o'clock, p. m. The following delegates
were present: Riley Babcock, James Ragan,
(Taggart, proxy,) Wm. Thompson, P. Gilhooly,
E. Connor, (Taggart, proxy,) Jas. Tauk, A. c.
Taylor, (Taggart, proxyO Cbas. Litsch, L. B
Matlack (Gilhooly, proxy) John Flynn, Tag
CART, proxy,) G. l. Taggart.
The Convention came to order by calling Chas
Litsch to the chair, and appointing G. |. Taggart,
secretary On motion, the following gentlemen
were appointed Committee on Credentials -
Riley BabcOck Jas. Tauk and VIM. Thompson
A protest being handed in from the Trinity
county delegation and read by the secretary, DR..
Benz. Shurtlff being present made some remarks,
when the chair appointed G. |. Taggart com
mittee to confer with the Trinity county dele
gates and request them to meet at the Tower
House on Monday, July %, to which time the
convention adjourned.
RESOLVED, That these proceedings be published
in the TRINITY JOURNAL and Shasta Courier.
CHAS. LITSCH, Chairman.
c.. |. TAGGART, Sec'y.
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WILL EXHIBIT Ir.-Seth Kinman, the trapper'
pioneer of Humboldt, has made an Elk Horn
chair, which he intends to present to one OF the
crowned heads of Europe. The Humboldt Times
says he will make a tour of the State for the
purpose of exhibiting that and the other curiosi-
ties comprising bis collection, previous 10 con-
signing the chair TO its destination.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13

~ the Shasta County Senatorial Delegates, assem-
6led at The Toner House, Shasta County, July
SM 1861.