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The Chicago TRIBUNE asks for the names Of
against Mr Loveioy's resolution declaring the
capture and return Of fugitive slayes to be no
part Of the soldiers duty. We second that
motion. No matter where they came from or
to what party they belong, the member who
in this crisis would degrade the patriotic SOL
dier into q slaTe~c catching machine for the ben-
eft of treason should have his name pillorfed
in every place where men congregate through
out the land. The sou11ess negro-husteEs VINO
would thus elevate slavery above the Union,
deserve to be in the ranks Of JEFF Davis, fol
they emulate his principles without exhibit.
ing his courage, or incurriug bis risks. By
all means give Us the names. We have only
ono as yet, and that is William Kellogg, Of Il
nnois.-Quincy IThig.
, 1861-07-15
The Now Congressional Apportton-
ment.

The Now Congressional Apportton-
ment.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT or THE SECRETARY OF TEE
ETEnIoH.
The Secretary Of the Interior has addressed
the following Official communication to the
Speaker Of the House of Representatives:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WAsHrsaroH, July i, 1861.
10 The Speaker Of Tie Hoass Of Representatives;
I, Caleb B. Smith, Secretary Of the Interior,
do hereby certify that, in discharge OF the
duty degolved on me by the provisions Of an
act Of Congress, approved May 23d, 1850, en-
titled " An act providing for the taking of the
seventh and enbsequent cersuses OF the
United States, and to fix the number Of
the members of the House Of Representa-
tiges, and to provide for the future
appo1 tionment among the several States," I
have arporticned the Representatives for the
rty-eighth Congress among the several
States as provided for by said act in the man~
ner directed by the twenty y-ff,bjsection thereof.
And I do hereby further certify that the fol-
lowing is correct statement Of the number
Of REPRESENTATIVES apportioned to each State
under the last, or eighth, enumeration Of the
population Of the United States, taken in ac.
co1dance with the act approved sd May, 1850,
above referred to:
E..4
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WAxRxx SPHntas, Perry Cou1ty, Pean-}
June Tta. 1850.
PROF. WOOD, ..-..- 80
DEAR EIR,-1 Was induced more than y.ar ago
t. ty your valuable air Restorative for the pE1osa
Of fclea1Eiug my head da ldru had suffered with
It upon ny head for yeA1 tpd bsd been able 70
ret snythlne to do me any good y rem o7i2g T. n
Eonr se5eItseme4t, Ha1Etsourgh pagf, B:ng
ste re, snd bought ab tte, and now prepared to
reeoamsnd t 70 1ays ~. US forit has eo1plstey
ton In two weele keeps nee fsoa any itsnz
ot preparation has beea restored q IL oEtsnal
se "a gfies y M e sS ap1 al s}'s 1 Il
arX kno~leags Ct i: - alley lev ger hairs 70 @ r.
10y head 3Iy head Il ot less trouble to me, IL
keeping II clean, &c. tcan at any time aince hsvs
been child. consider your preparation ol Er eat
value, and although do not Ike to expose myself
consider It my duty to ssy You can II aracy
rart pf it IN any SHAPE you think proper Il 1t Is worth
anything to you. Yours. &c. -
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The pfeEent W&t, Ike th4t Of The Rey0fu-
tiou. Is enIisting the services Of MANY braye
men In Europe, whose hearts hest high With
the lore Of 1ibe,ty. Among those Ffo have
recently arrived -6ea Psusslas *hefe they have
Liertenants, namely: Lieut. RadoKitz, Lieut..
Ha1denberg, Lieut. Uhden, Lteut. Zed1itz and
Ieut BONN. They have been IN America but
q lew weeks. Laeut Zedli1x has Joined the
29tIt Regiment Leuts. R1dowftz and Harden.
berg are Ii Washington, and are communleat
ing with the Pfusaian Minister u regard e
the tst means Of casfy4ng out their purpose
Fs29 sst; 9R$sB saa e&Ste rs u L E.
ccmp!etely il favor Of the sustatnment Of tn
United gis:es: and that In tie book Of fa.e l
| written the speedy aud utter overthrow OF IN
Ttht1s
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:69c Wtat has become Of those extremely
b1a5e and patriotic nepoe4. who Wa1h aome
such Woade.ful irte ! We don't hesr Of any
moze black IdGt1n esat ::SoRnnuik: forth to make
the srn!ao Il sthe,Mastha 4e1neu Southern
PoFder Assd t13 Bapthstn Atoe1" ~ Pethsps
Fems of or si1szspus 3 fsa ft1arn er6hAnses vi,
II ci7ut:un The matter, Are aos the Eegtpes
! "fsl.a..eeeriug" - tsst n ayx3
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WEAK s1sTERa Ra-some seventy or eighty Of
the "Ttak sisters Of the New Hampshire
Legislature have been seduced into signing q
protest egainet the passage Of the war bill,
because they fear the men and means which IT
au;1crizts will be used to assist In desolating
Southern homes and oyerthroHing Southern
srtf s+1,t;o
, 1861-07-15

The first overt act Of the traitors in the |
seeded States was the conGscation Of all
the Federal property they could lay their
hands on. South Caroline took the
Charleston arsenal and Custom House, Fort
1foultrie, Fort johnson, Castle Piuckney.
and finally Fort Sumter, with all their
contents. Georgia took Fort Pulaski Flor
ida took tie immense Darlington navy
yard, Forts McRae and Warrancas, and
Mrs Slemmer's band-boxes. Alabama took
the Mount Vernon arsenal, Fort Gaines,
and revenue cutter. Louisiana took
Forts Jackson and St. Philip, the Marine
Hospital, The Baton Rouge arsenal, a rev
enue cutter, the Mint and over $500, 900 in
money. Texas took $1,70o,0o0 worth
OF army stores, the steamer Star Of
the West, and half dozen forts which
had been erected and supplied at an i'm
mense cost, to fend of hostile Indians and
Medcans. Arkansas took the Little Rock
araena1 and Fort Smith. Virginia took
the Harper's Ferry arnory, the Gosport
navy yard, the Bealona arsenal1 (at Rich-
mond) and finally, an immense amount Of
private property belonging to the Balti-
more Il Ohio Railroad Company.
When these States had actually levied
armies for the purpose Of completing their
work Of conascation, by the capture Of the
Presidents house, the Capitol and othe,
public buildings at " ashington, they began
with one accord to confscate the property
of citizens in the loyal States, simply ani
solely because they were loyal. Their Gov
erncrs directed that no more private debt
should be paid to citizens in the Norther1
States. Their Legislatures resolved to pa
no more interest on their public debts
such citizena- Their commanders conf:
Gated vessels and cargoes in port and O
the interior riyers belonging to such cit
zens. Their Congress sent piratical Exp
ditious upon the high neas to coudscat
private property. Their agents have take
passage On private steamers, oVerpowere
their Officers and run them into rcb
ports. They have driven off their on
loyal neighbon and oontiscated their pr
perty, decar.s thy toc's hyal IN eve
possible way in which they could Taee11
dollar or dime by unlawful p1underil
from the friends Of the Union, have th
done SC. They hare even put price up'
tie heads Of citizens Of the United Stat
captured On the ocean, dead or alive.
addition to all, they have entailcd up
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SOLD In CHICAGO BY
Alss, By ths following Druggist In Illinslss

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vile.
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IuB 4Eg1EIsate pE1DE l#U uuHt1e11 anu tI11 y
three {2SS} Representatives.
In testimony whereof have hereunto sub
ecribed my name and caused the seal Of the
Department Of the Interior to be affixed this
fifth day Of July. in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred aud sixty one, and Of
the independence of the United States Of
America the eightG-sizth.
CAIEB B. EMrTu
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sTERro74p1ka NEwsrAPERs.-Thc New
York Herald has commenced Etereotyping its
daily forms, By process long in use in Lon.
don and first introduced in this country by the
Men York Ixil1tts.
, 1861-07-15
FR0m CAIRO,

Si,,siA With 1asassins at Birsis's Ibinf-7nrce
of Me Rebels Kuled-Ezcitrsens at Camp D.
.fanet-4raiTs at Camp ismita-Pspn.pt DC.
ton Of onion Ae1, IT. Scot County, No
4s..nfssee Aots'ns1ts-oa. Dottahettv's Red-
rest qf Spies at th< 6&, Ehar2es-A Ladv of
Infinite Lt9sure-CN, !Schmtner's Regiment
Returns to st. Louis.
, 1861-07-15

lFro.n the Examiner. Norfolk. Val
Csphaltc P1I1a accomplish the object tor which se&
were made. r1k:-curt OF Headache Ia Ill IT. foraa
, 1861-07-15

rious, and never ceaaing use Of those noble
faculties with which be WAs endowed By the
Crest Author Of all; and It the wea1th he ut
oEe time possessed does not remain to those
who were dependent on him, 1t Is because the
energies Of bis great mind were devoted rather
to the country and to the whole people, than
to providing Tor his own. 1aboring under the
detects Of m imperfect education in early Lite,
his industry and his energy supplied the want.
he was mphatieally selfmade man, and the
history OF his life affords q striking MustrA.
/ ton Of what industry and energy, united with
| strong viii, can accomplish
But that iron will, which had so often met
| and overcome obstacles, EAs compelled to
| yield at last to the King OF IerToTs for It ls
appointed unto men once to die. On1y feT
went forth from this Chamber to rally his
| countrymen to the support Of the. Constitu
ton ard the 1awe, and then to die; to die ct
| the very zenith Of his fame, when 3 whole
LOYAL people, forgetting past political ties,
stood ready 10 DO him honor; His death. u
us who are left that here we have no abiding
place-1t may be not even forthe brief periods
ior which We gre chosen members Of this
body.
Mr.. DougIas WAS not professor Of religion
GarcS S but t III n e. WITT Iii, executed m s. seseraj
yesrB before his decease, after providing fol-
his worldly affairs, he Gays: :" / commit my
| soul to God, and ask The prayers Of the good
reto1d 1t he eYiaence ofhis frust u The BapEsmt
Ruler Of the world. BE leayes surviving bin
widow, aud two children 9y former ma1
departure do not propose to enter, NOT t
attempt bJ any poor words Of mine to ad
minister consolation to these zee v4o vert 3aI benz
. .ablE must be fhe anguish Of the aged mother
the alater, the children, and the bosom com
parloa Of bin whose departure hss clothed
whole natiou IN mournlngl I can only polnl
them to Him rho has promised to be lathe
!. t. to the fathesleas, and tho widows God.
It On the 17th day Of June 1ast, al that n
/ manned Of onr departed brother xad intet1e
|, linear tie city Of Chlcsgo, on the ahoia o1 Lak
Michigan whose plre Nater7, otton 1aahed i
memsrto of tka stormy ind boiaf ftroaa pblit
= cal tutnnlta thYppgh[ Yhl;1 :th6- Sfe4f{ pAP1la
=. o1aHor h3 pesp :ptssct fhaEs " pop.
. rrwboas IDOL: .hAYN, :E1l7 erhf4 moalniagt
his memqIY. Ind there Ia tfe aoil q tha 3tlt
which ~ log without iak<rnpt1ont nad asrt
, 1861-07-15

YfsnAx11, Mich, January 14th, 1851
NE, HPAIpE8,
6iR:-Not long B1nce sent to you for box Of C-e.
halc Fills for the ours OF the Nervous Headache md
CosttyenesA and received the same and FUEY HAp al
GOOD Az zEFEcT THAT wAs EyDuckD TO sA1u Fox
AoKz. Please 3end By return mall.
Direct to AZ WHEELER
Ypailaau Aca-
, 1861-07-15

Col. Bthpt6etA q Hfka24 ff8$ $a01t!I1 ~ M5s@
.et.u} lett this afternoon, On hoard. tdn. E!o9.'
i,tSia, fpyBI Lo1Ia- ThsY IL, aneaE dta4ed<
far f.tfxar. &C
, 1861-07-15

Prom the Democrat st. Cload, Mimi
Kyou are. or have been troubled with the heada>h.
seud for bII tCephalc P1al 30 that you may hays
them Ii case Of IL att3ck
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-06
The People of the State Of California, send Greet
ing to 4. NEWFiELD, defendant:

You are hereby required TO appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plain
tilf in the District Court of the Ninth judicial
District of the State of California, in and for the
county Of Trinity, and TO answer the complaint
filed therein, Ga copy of which accompanies this
summous,) within ten days, exclusive OF the day
of service,) after the service on you of this sum
mons-if served within this county; or, if served
out of this county, but within this Judicial Dis
trct within twenty days or if served ont OF
said District then within forty days-or iudg-
mcnt by default will be taken against you accord
ing to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover the sum
of S2,SS6 4j, amount due plaintiff from said de-
fcndant for goods wares and merchandise, deliv-
cred at their special instance and request, costs
Of suit, &c.
And you are hereby notified, that if you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint as above
required, the said plaintiff will take judgment
against you by default as in said complaint de-
manded (Pubished by order Of County Judge }
Given under my hand and the seal of the
District Court of the Ninth Judicial District
Ills. ]of the State Of California, in and for the
county Of Trinity, this 10Th day Of June, in
the year of our Lord, 1861.
NJ +. GRIFFIN Clerk.
BY W. A. NUNNALLY, Deputy.
CmADBoURNE K MILLER, PITTS. Attys %.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-06
WIRE ROPE

Is FORTY PER CENT. LIGHTER, less than
| one-half the diameter and six times dura-
bic as Manila or Hemp Rope of equal strength,
and is unaffected by change of weather.
1t is more particularly adapted for Derrick
Deep Shafts aud Inclined Planes.
Mining Companies. Ferry Owners, 30. who use
rope for WINDING HOSTING or STANDING
purposes, will affect an immense saving by order
ing Wire Rope through our agents.
Circulars, with scale Of weights, sizes, strengths
and list Of prices annexed, will be forwarded to
those interested, who can then compare tie cost Of
H1re anu Hemp Rope. Address,
2Jl3w A. S. lIALLADIE & CO.,
Patent ITUe Rope Manufacturers, and
Suspension Bridge Builders.
Office, 4l2 Clay Street, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-06
u A Y Y 9 u R
POLL TAX !
REDEMPTION FUND.
OFFICE TREASURER TEINGrY Co,
WnoCnrXilln Inlv 4 1871

OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co,
Weaycrville July 4, 1861. {
TN ACCORDANCE WITH TIE PROVISIONS
/ of an Act of Legislature, creating a Redcmp-
ton Fund for Trinity county, sealed proposal Is
for The surrender of County Warrants will be re-
cevcd at the Office of the undersigned up to the
last day Of the session Of the Board Of Supervis-
ors, in August next.
No bids will be received for more than the par
value OF Warrants offered, and all Warrants pro-
posed to be surrendered must accompany the bids.
A. NJ. kRUTTSCHNITT,
25.fw. County Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-06
BRIDGE NOTICE.
To the Voters of Trinity County.

The undersigned, at the earnest solicitation and
request and solicitation of men of all parties, has
consented to become candidate for the Office OF
SHERIFF al the ensuing September election.
My platform is the Union, the Constitution
(Which | have SIX times sworn TO suppOrt,) and
the enforcement Of the laws | was in favor of
the last war, am in favor Of the present war, and
shall be warmly in favor of the next war.
| am not running TO defeat any particular can
didate, but all candidates for the Sherlalty, and
| expect to be elected, therefore politicians de-
string to be on the popular side had better fall
into line as quickly as possible. G0d a,M Lib
erty ~! DANIEL HITCHCOCK.
Weavervillc, July 4, 1861. 2itf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-06
Letter from Canon Creek.

CANoN CREEK, July 2, 1861
ED. JoURNAL i noticed an article in your last
weeks issue, in which j. NJ F. of this place,
has wlrully and maliciously made an attack on
my personal character, a man, and my actions
as a Democrat, in which he iumed and foamcd
and spirited forth a large amount of venom, for
the simple reason that the honest Democracy of
this place refused to be led by such petty vile,
corrupt, would-be politician as he is. The people
refused TO elect him to the county Convention
simply because they could not trust him.
/ 1t is still fresh in the minds Of Democrats here
that he upon time wormed himself into the
confidence Of the party by a smooth aud oily
tongue was duly accredited to the county Con
vention, and there, Arnold-like, sold his Demo
cratic friends aud party like an OK in SmithGcd
He says the meeting was not Democratic meet
ing. agree with him that it could not be where
he took part j. NJ. +. says that affiliated with
mongrcls.' Well that is more honorable than
to affiliate with monsters lie says was Jones
man, but lost my virtue and integrity Ca some
thing he has never had, to lose,> for the place of
honor. | answer that as cmphatically false ! |
was sent by Democrats TO represent Democratic
principles the will and the wish of the ma iority,
which duty performed TO the best of my ability.
"Mr. j. NJ. Fisher was Jones man, first and
last" We have only his word for that. do
know he thought he saw high official place, and
political emoumcnt in the distance, which ac-
counts for the above assertion. lie says at least
six Democrats did not vote. To my own certain
knowledge there was not a Union Democrat there
who did not vote. l suppose he must have coun-
ted his irrepressblcs," (the Chnese.) Mr.. j..
NJ. f. is man who is ever mixed up in some dis
agreeable broil with his neighbors, and ever on
the look ont to take the advantage of his fellow
man, consequently am sorry to be drawn into
so mean and contemplate controversy with
him. But with this / hope ii will sink to where
it belongs if not will return this article fully
ndorsed 10y the people. JAcoD WEIs,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-06
BRIDGE NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
J. tice that he will apply to the Board of Super
visors at their next regular session, for License
to build Free Bridge across Trinity river at his
house, one mile below the mouth of Canon creek,
LOUIS RAAB,
Trinity River June 20, 1861. 234
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-06
SUMMONS.
IN The District CouH of the Ninth Judicial District
efhe state Of California, IN and for The Comfy
Of TRINITY.
Moses Heller, Martin Heller and Jonas Heller,
plaintiffs, vs.. A. Newiield, defendant,

A CTION BROUGHT IN THE DISTRICT
n COnrt of the Ninth Judicial District of the
State of California, in and for the county of
Trinity, ana the complaint filed in said county of
Trinity, in the Office Of the Clerk of said District
Court
The People Of tie State Of Calf6raia, send greeting
to A. Newfield, defeadant;
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plain
tiff in the District Court of the Ninth Judicial
District of the State OF California, in and for the
county of Trinity, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, "a copy of which accompanies this
summons) within ten days, exclusive of the day
of serviccO after the service on you of this sum
mons-if served within this county or, if served
out Of this county. but within this Judicial Dis
trict, within twenty days /; or if served out of
said District, then within forty days-or iudg-
ment by default will be taken against you ac-
cordng to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover the sum
Of SG,291 81, on account of goods, wares and
merchandise furnished said defendant by God
Chau Brothers, San Francisco; amount Sl0S4-
7G, by j.. NJ. Sachs, San Francisco; amount
Sl,7jS G3, by Eustein Brothers, San Francisco
amount $27l2 40, by SchoIIe Brothers, San
Francisco amount S73j 2j said accounts be-
ing transferred to the above named plaintiffs for
value received costs of suit, &c.
And you are hereby notified, that if you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint as above
required the said plaintiff will take Judgment
against you by default as in said complaint de-
mandcd. Qublishcd by order Of County Judge
for ninety days)
Given under my hand and the seal of the
District Court of the Ninth Judicial District
lis. ]of the State of California, in and for the
county of Trinity, this 10Th day of June, in
the year of our Lord, 1861.
NJ. f. GRIFFIN, Clerk
c. y. WHLLANs, Pltnfs. ATTORNEY. ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-06

DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CONVENTION. - The
Shasta County " Union Democratic Convention"
held at Shasta, June 2Gth, adopted the following
dctatorial resolution
ResoIred, That the delegates from Shasta cOun-
ty to the Senatorial Convention, composed Of the
counties of Shasta and Trinity, be and are hereby
instructed to cast the vote OF Shasta county as a
una for Dr. BENZ ShurtlefI first, last aud all the
! time.
We doubt very much whether just such reso
luton was ever before passed by any Convention
1t being adopted before the delegates were elect
ed made the CUNT rule IL condition OF their ac
ceptance, consequently the instructions TO cast
the thirteen votes in that manner leaves no 9TH
er course to be pursued by the Shasta delegates,
and entirely ignores the twelve delegates from
Trinity. Truly, Conventions are ncarly-light-
ninp.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-06

FmE.-Mr Jones, of the Douglas City gazette,
informs us that the blacksmith shop and house
adjoining, the property of i. F. Trask, was de-
dent Mr. Geo. Dyer was sleeping in the house,
and was quite severely burned
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-06

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-The installation
of officers Of North Star Lodge, No. Gl, /. o. o.
F., is necessarily deferred until Wednesday eve
ming, July 10th. AT that time it is hoped all
members Of the Lodge will be present.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-06

PATRIoTc.-The little town of Eureka, on
Humboldt Bay, Humboldt county, has subscribed
$1,000, and paid the same, for the celebration Of
the coming Fourth of July The town contains
only about 250 inhabitants. So says Il correspon
dent of the San Francisco Mirror.
AS further indication Of the patriotism of th'
Bay people, we notice that at one of the churches
on recent Sunday the exercises were closed by
singing the =" Star Spangled Banner"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-06

MARTINETn TRouPE.-The general opinion of
Trinity people is that the Martnetti's are very
good of the kind, but that the kind is mighty
bad. On the opening night their pavilion was
crowded-the second night the crowd was outside