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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

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ws induced to give 1t trial having for some yeats been
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as well "a the additional annoyance of many grey ans
the scalp being apparently diseased Alter faithfully
using one snail bottle OF the Restorative and finding
its gocd quaht apparent commence The ne of thl
scctnd anu hair isnOw in better condition than ever
before during my recollection. IL has sto ped falling
out aud the teLlp has resumed It's functions. | most
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will be happy to recommend your srclcs pei )naly On
/ any and nil oceasinns N0ur> respectfully,
JAMES STEWART,
OF the firm OF stewart Butler.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

DR.. EATON'S
TIQFANTTLE CORDIAL,

and whv3 because L never ais O Afford lnstantaneOus
r 3lie when given Ia lime II acts 4if by magic, and
one trial alone will conynceyou that what we say i
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15
TRINITY JOURNAL.
Death of Gen. -. HI. ID Osh.

It with the most profound sorrow that we to-day an
nounce the death Of SAMUEL II DoH senior editor of
the Shasta Courier died at his residence in Shasta on
the morning the l4th inst From the long continued
sickness and the of the disease which had 50 long
prostrated him. his sudden death event partially
to be anticipated.
For many years Gen Dosh has occupied prominent and
leading position as citizen of Northern California enjoy
ing the friendship confidence and esteem OF all who knew
him. In the walks Of private life he was magnanmous
social and exemplary in character One of the early p
this section Of the state, he, in connection with
his surviving partner the FIRST TO establish printing
press in the northern counties.
than nine years the Shasta Courier has bourne
upon its columns the vigorous mprtSs of his genus ana
the evidence of his forcibe pen. As writer " pos
had few equals in the State and certainly no superior III
the candid avowal of his principles As a" edtor he was
cool impartial and consistent winning the respect o
those whom he failed to convince ~ go
He honored by the people of his Istrict WIN seat
in the Senate in the year 1856 which position ne eu WIN
singular and important benefit TO the STATE ana cfedt TO
himself leaving the Senate Chamber at the expiration
of his term as few alas have done in california, win
character pure and above suspicion Ills hgh sense o
honor and unveding integrity of purpose. commanded
the respect of all classes of his fellow citizens In the
distribution military honors he not overlooked
Coy. johnson rendered him a Commission Brgadier
General of the State Militia for the Northern District OF
California which Commission he retained to the time OF
death We regret that limited space prevents us from
giving a just and extended notice OF our late ana
lamented friend.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15
f. A. o. PAYNE, Sec'y.

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM VRGINIA-To give some idea
of the feeling at the South and the fuel that feeds it
copy the following extracts the two first being from
the Norfolk Herald:
Just going to press last night, dispatch
received by Gen. Gwynn that the Seventh Regiment
of New York in the attempt to proceed from Annapoi.
Washington met and cut to pieces by the Mary
landers, between that city and Marlboro, Maryland.
1t is rumored that Lincoln has been drunk for three
days and that Captain Lee has command at the Capital
and also that Col lee of Virginia who lately resigned is
bombarding Washington from Arlington Heights. II so 1t
will for his not having arrived here to take
mand as il was expected.
The Petersburg (va) Express has this paragraph:
TIM BtocKApr-The proclamation of the Rump Presi
dent declaring the ports Of the seeded States to be in
state Of blockade is Of the best jokes of the
Fein hundred miles Of bockaded by about two
dozen vessels All the outside world is to see its
trade cut up by such contemplate naval force Great
Britain is to submit TO be ruined By paper flourish from
the pen of Abe Lincoln France ditto Every nation in
Europe ditto What a thought
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15
WeavcryilIc Union Club.

At meeting held at the Theater on Saturday
evening, June Sth, for the permanent organization
Of q Union Club, f. Ncbett acted as chairman,
and T. A. o. Payne secretary.
On motion, the chair appointed a committee OF
five to report permanent officers for the Club, as
follows A. Cochell, Chas. Miles, A. Kennedy,
Stephen Watson and S. Jacob. The committee
reported the following officers President, J.
Chadbourne Vice President d. Kinds Secre-
iary, Ii. J. Seaman Treasurer, f. Neblett.
A collection, amounting to S23 25 was then
taken to defray incidental expenses.
Hon. j. T. Ryan being present, addressed the
assembly, by request.
On motion, the meeting adjourned, subject to
the call Of the President.
+. NEBLETT, Chairman
+ q PAYNE Spc'y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15
Summons.

STATE Of CALIFORNIA, COUNTY of TRIM
ITY-WEAVERVlLLE TOWNSHIP.
The People Of the State Of CaiJornia TO JOH.N H.
STUART, Greeting:
VOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED to APP
i pear before me at my office in the township of
Weavervlle, in the county of Trinity, on the
oath day of June, a. d., 1861 at II o'clock, A..
NJ, then aud there TO answer unto the complaint
of W. w. Tnnin IL Co., who sue to recover the
sum Of ffty-sx thirty-eight one bundredths dol
lars, (S56 38,) upon n book account for goods,
wares and merchandise, sold and delivered at
your special instance and request, and if you
fail then and there to appear and answer thereto,
Judgment will be taken against you for the said
amount with costs Of suit. And it also further
appearing from affidavit made by one of the
plaintiffs, now on file in my Office, that a good
cause OF action exists against said defendant,
and that defendant after due diligence could not
be found within this State 1t is therefore order
ed that service Of this summons be made by pub
fishing the same in the TRINITY JOURNAL for two
successive weeks,-Given under my hand this
10th day OF June, A. d., 1864.
WIN. MOLOMEY,
% Justice of the Peace.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE JOURNAL.
Proceedings of Union State Convention.
SACRAMENTO. June 14tb,-l2

SACRAMENTO, June 14th,-12 NJ
The Union State Convention met at the Or
leans Hotel yesterday David Jobson, of San
Francisco was made Chairman, and Ellis Taylor,
of Sacramento, Secretary. The following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted
Whereas, the people of various counties in the
State have in Union clubs and Convention fixed
upon the 10th day of July as a suitable day for
the holding of State Union Convention, ire
spective Of party therefore, be it
ResoIred, That this Convention do ADJOURN to
meet on the 10th of July, at l o'clock, p m, in
Sacramento that all persons, irrespective of
PARTY. who like Secretary Seward and Senator
Douglas, have the courage to proclaim that they
will sink party for their country. are hereby ear
nestly requested to select delegates to attend
such Convention, in accordance with the original
plan.
The steamer Sonora, with mails from New
York to May 2lst, arrived at San Francisco last
night.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

FOURTH OF JULY.-It is gratifying to announce
that arrangements for the appropriate celebration
of Americas natal day are being carried forward
with due earnestness. AT meeting held at the
Court House on Friday evening last, the follow
ing named gentlemen were invited to act in the
capacities named, each Of whom have accepted ;
For Orator, Hon. r. I. Miller Reader, II. j.
Seaman, Esq Marshal, Wells Wetherill. About
5000 has been subscribed by the patriotic citizens
of Weavervile basin, and Messrs Seaman and
Fox, now at the Bay, are deputed to purchase
Fireworks and six-pounder gun, which will sa-
lutte the old Union in the Old-fashioned way, at
sunrise on the morning of Anniversary Day
The Trinity Brass Band is engaged, and we hear
that big dance is to come off in the evening, at
Thomas Tbeater 1t will be grand day in
Weavervile, and we hope the people of all por-
tons of the county will come in and unite in the
celebration of the good old day which gave
American people liberty such as was never en-
jOyed by any other nation on earth. The day
has been sadly neglected in Trinity heretofore,
and we want to make amends for such neglect as
far as possible on the coming Fourth. 1t is the
desire of the Committee of Arrangements that
it be not celebration of the citizens of Weaver
willie, but one in which the people of the county
may all participate. We want to see everybody
run over with patriotism.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

EJECTGNG THE CHINESE. The miners of Lower
Springs, Shasta county, met on the lst inst, and
passed the following resolutions:
No Chinaman shall be allowed to work in these
diggings under any circumstances whatever.
And it shall be the duty of every person to use
his best endeavors to keep the evil of ChnameD
from our mines
That we, the miners of this precinct, positively
forbid the working of any Chnamen in or on the
grounds Of the same, and will prevent them from
so doing by all the means within our power
forcibly if necessary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

NATIONAL FLAGs.-Max Lang, cigar dealer, has
ordered, and will receive in day or two, large
lot of American flags of assorted sizes. They
are Of suitable dimensions for decorating build
ings on Anniversary Day, and as the demand is
great, persons desiring them, either in town Or
outside, had better notify Mr.. Lang Immediately.
In connection with this we will state that Clubs
or individuals desirOus of purchasing Union
badges can order them of Mr.. Lang, who has
samples on exhibition
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

Orator OF TIE DAY-The committee appoint
ed to arrange for the celebration of the 4th of
July, have chosen Hon. R. 7. Miller as orator.
The judicious selection of that gentleman reflects
credit upon all concerned. No man could have
been chosen for the occasion who could have
given more general satisfaction. The Judge en-
joys the reputation of being one of the best
speakers in the State eloquent aud forcible ;
clear and logical man who never fails to in
spire high expectation in the minds of those who
hear him, and whose speeches and orations are
always replete with strength, genius and origin
ality Let all who would learn, and all who
feel devotion to the Union give their attend
ance, and participate in minglng their respect
and CONCENTRATIONS TO the glories Of the day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

DROWNED IN TRNTTY.-Just at dusk last Fri-
day evening, John Sedenburg, miner at Evans
Bar, attempted to cross the river in canoe.
Shortly afterwards the canoe was discovered
adrift without an occupant 1T was recovered,
and Mr.. Sedenburg's hat and one Of the paddles
still remained There is no longer a doubt that
he fell out and was drowned, Mr.. S. was well
and favorably known in this community, having
resided here for several years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

TIE BURYIxG- -GROUND FENCE.-Mr. VIM An
derson, of Red Bar, has taken the matter of
fencing in the buryng- place in hand, and is sue
ceeding admirably. About $500 was subscribed
on Wednesday in Weaverville, and that amount
will probably be doubled. Subscription books
will be sent to the outside mining towns in few
days, when all will have an opportunity to con-
tribute their mite. The work is commenced now
and we believe will be finished without delay. 1t
is a most worthy undertaking, for which Mr..
Anderson deserves credit.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

FATAL ACCIDENT While on his way home last
Sunday, George Leibenguth fell over a precpce
at what is known as The Slide" a short distance
above Canon City, and was instantly killed. lie
fell q distance of nearly six hundred feet Es-
quire Dannenbrink writes us that he was a native
of Wellesweiler, or Ottweiler, Province of Rhine.
Prussia, aud late of Worcester Ohio. His age
was 36 wears
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

THE San Francisco correspondent of the Ma
rysville Appedi says of the Breckenridge party
Having an existence nowhere but in California
they propose, with the broom OF anti coercion, tC
sweep back that sublime wave of loyalty which
Starr King says is "rolling from the western
scope OF Nebraska to the dusky pines of Maine
its foaming edge line of sacred steel"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

PoNY News WHICH WAS HoT Issued IN AN EXTRA.
From the San Francisco EUming Bulletin we
condense the following most important items
contained in the dispatch received by the Pony
which arrived on the evening of the 8th instant
G0vERNMENT has information that the COnfed-
crate States Commissioners have met from En-
gland and France decided refusal of recognition
JEFF. DAVIS and Gen. Beauregard were eX-
pected at Richmond on the 29th of May. GEN.
BUTLER had 10000 men at Fortress Monroe but
would not commence operations until the number
was doubled. IN Virginia, Alexandria, Grafton
and Parkersburg are in possession of Government
troops. e.. Ten thousand people attended the
funeral of Col. Ellsworth at New York, May oath
-. GEN. HARVEY has been ordered East, and
Col. Fremont has taken his place. THE garri-
son at Fort Pckens numbers 1000 men, enough
to hold out against any force that can be brought
against it. ALL the ports in Texas are block
AIDED, and the war steamer Brooklyn has occupied
the mouth of the Mississippi.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15
WEAyERvILLE, June Q. 1861.

WEAvERvILLE, June Q, 1861.
GENTIIMEN Il am in receipt of your very
polite note, conveying to me the aattering invi-
iation of large public meeting of the citizens
Of Wcavervie. to deliver an Oraiion on the ap-
preaching Anniversary Of our National Indepcn-
dence.
1t will afford me great pleasure to perform the
pleasing duties assigned me on that occasion,
though must be permitted to express my regret
that some ADLER orator had not been selected.
Very respectfully, yours. &c.
II. Il. MILLER.
To Messrs. A. CocHEL, J. I. JONES, THos. CARR,
and others, committee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

PRENTICE. - Gentlemen secessonists your
movement here is a failure. 1t is an abortion.
Don't you see that is? You can't cram secess-
iOnism down the throats of Kentuckians. You
might as WE'LL" in the language of distinguish
ed member of the Missouri Legislature, try TO
stuff butter in a wild cat. tciA hot d,rL ~
READ Ir-THEN LAUGH.-A little the richest
thing we have noticed lately is the following.
"E. Co." Weaverville correspondent of the
Mountain Dcmocrat Placerville sent &" Dear Dam
the proceedings of the Compromise Union
meeting of May 2jth, preiaccd in the following
language:
Last night we had glorious meeting-a meet
ing of conservative Union men, who are largely
in the majority in this county. The people here,
with the exception of the ultra Republicans,
dance to the music OF equality and anti-war. War
must be avoided If it can he without dishonor
and does any intelligent American believe that
we have no statesmen in our country of sufficient
intellect to devise some satisfactory plan Of ad.
jusmcnt?
If there is they live up this way. "Fun is
fun, but sticking" etc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

ALL WRoNG.-It is a wonder that the San
Francisco Times is tolerated. let alone patron
lied, by the Republicans of that city and the
State. The most dangerous and damnable doc
trine that we have ever heard advocated, has
emanated therefrom within the past two weeks.
Pixley-" Woody Horse" Pixley-is said to be
the INSCRIPTIONS individual who has done the
Republican party more harm than benefit by
&" favoring the freedom of negroes in the seeded
States as a means of weakening the war power
of the enemy" which he calls Republican doc
trine. We give place to single extract from
the Times
IF slavery is the cause of this war, we must so
dispose of the institution that it shall never cause
another If one slave is left be may germinate
a crop. Then let slavery be abolished-let it be
wiped outlet there be no more human bondage
left as a reproach to our boasted freedom.
Slavery is bighting and
damnable curse, and America should be free OF
it, and we look upon this war as the excuse, the
opportunity and the justification of its abolition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15
National Anniversary.

Hon. r. #. Miller has been selected orator of
the day for the approaching National birthday
celebration. Below we print the correspondence
between the committee appointed to notify him
of the invitation and that gentleman
WEAvERvILI.E June g. 1861.
DEAR SIR AT public meeting held at the
Court House in this place, on the 9TH inst, for
the purpose OF making arrangements to celebrate
in an appropriate manner the approaching Ami
versary of our National Independence, resolu-
ion was adopted extending an invitation to you
TO deliver an oration on that occasion, and also
appointing the undersigned committee to
wait on you personally, and communicate TO you
the sense Of said meeting, which we take great
pleasure in now doing.
Hoping TO receive a favorable response hereto,
we remain Your obcdient Servants,
A. COCHEI, j. e. CRowNGNsUGELD,
THOs. CARR, j. i. COPELAND,
j. =. JONES, i. a. Buck,
G.. w. HAM
To Hon. Il. T. MILLER
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

REPCBLIoAN STATE CONvENTIoN.-Dr Edward
Trask, Ii. J. Seaman. Esq, and Orson Fox, left
on Monday morning Tor Sacramento where they
go to represent Trinity in the Republican State
Convention, which conveneS at Sacramento next
Tuesday June 18th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

DISTRICT School Mrs. II. j. Howe, of this
place has taken charge Of the primary depart
ment OF the District School. Mrs Howe is an
accomplished lady and excellent teacher, and the
school will prosper under her control
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

The Breckenridge State Convention adjourned
to July 23d, on Thursday. No resolutions were
passed or business OF Importance done.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

GEN. PILLOW threatens to humble the flag OF
the United States lie can never humble it eX-
cept by carrying it.-Prenhce.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15
Birth:

At Miltown, June 9th, the wife of John W.
Phbrook, of a SON.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

MnITARY.-A military company, numbering
thirty odd, has been organized in Weaverville
They will parade on the Fourth of July.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

"GEM. M."--Bachelder Il Dinsmore have just
fitted up their Saloon and Bowling Alleys in
superior style. Their old friends aud customers
will find the "Gem" improved in every respect.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

JULIA DEAN HAYNE.-This talented actress,
supported by large company, is announced to
play at Red Bluff next Monday night In all
probability the company will be at Wcayerville
in the course of Il week or two.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

GONE.-SeDator Latham and War Bond Com
missioner, j. w. Denver, sailed for the East last
Tuesday
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

No MORE LOTTERIES RAFFGISTeact against this spc-
cies Of speculation passed by the late legislature and
which will take effect the 1s of July is very comprchen-
sve will be by the following prohibory clause
"Any ra1le gift, gift entertainments gift enterprise.
gift concert device or chance of chance. drawing
numbers figures letters. represented by tickets
cards. throwing counting dice and other in
the nature of lottery by whatever name may be called
by which an uncertain disposition of money goods per
sonal property. real estate, demands things in action
other yaluablcs is sought to be had and any other plan
scheme game, gift device cOntryance thing in the
nature of lottery rattle game Of chance, by whatc>
name il may be called etc"
This il will be seen includes all the usual methods
sorted to, for disposng by chance Of articles at ladies
fairs, concerts, etc, etc. for charitable purposes well
sporting mems horses ewery fancy eases guns etc.
The penalty for violation, is for first conviction inn
prisonment in the county Jail for exceeding six months
or line not over 5000 tor second conviction mprisnn
ment not less than six months than twelve
fine not more than 81 900 less than $500. The
of house in which the lntery rattle is held and any
person who sells tickets of chances the printer who print
the scheme advertisement by handblls and the
purchasers of the chances all liable the pen
aes, and conveyance made of landed estate disposed
Of by this means will be eyalid.-Eceaiag JouIRGt.