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The following characteristic letter from Pres
ident Lincoln to Horace Greeley, Editor of the
New York Tribune, will be read with interest:
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ployment of blacks The following is General
Kearney's reply:

HEADQUARTERS FIRST Division, TnrRD Co,'rs, !
Camp near llarrson's Landing Aug b, 1909
GENERAL: Your communication OF THIS
date relative to contrabands is received. Inc
Southerners employ blacks as military 9n-
armed element, Wis ruralsts. am OF ohn-
ion that we should employ them unarmed, III
can render service, and thus enable the whites
TO carry the musket. Therefore. fully advise
their being employed as Transfers, pioneers,
Mnarncd :. and as cooks in the regiments
Lieut.. Col. Ingalls, will furnish them.
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CTATE OF VERMONT MARLBORO. s. s

~ .
- The Probate Court for said District:
To all persons interested in the Estate Of EBENR WELLS
late of Braeboro, in said District deceased, Greeting:
You hereby notified that the OF WILLIAM II.
WELLS, Executor will be heard and decided upon by said
a thereof be held the Probate in
said Braeboro the last Friday of August instant. At
tend II you
SO A. KEYES, Register.
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NOTICE. The Republicans and all other
l. citizens of Bratleboro who support the present Ma
tional Administration, hereby notified the
Town Hall in this village Monday evening August 11th
elect nine Delegates the County Convention be held
at Newane, the 18th inst, and to choose Town Com
mittee for the year ensuing.
Per Order.
Brattleboro, Aug. 6, 1862.
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NOTICE. The Republicans of Nottingham
hereby requested to meet at the office of H. N Xix,
Esq, Saturday the 9th inst at O'Clock p NJ elect
Delegates attend the County Convsnon to be holden
Newfane Aug 12h to nominate County officers and Judges
of Probate. l.. BROWN, Town
H. N. Xix, Committee
Whitingham August 4th, 1862.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28

Tur ESp OF THE LEADING REBELS-Ihere are
many speculations as to the manner 10 when
left Davis and the leaders OF the rebellion VIII
escape, and it is most generally helieved ,na'
thew will flee into Msxico-perhaps protected Dy
France. II is TO be regretted, for the future
peace of the country, that the Mississippi dema'
aopue cannot receive the punishment which be
1roposed. some fourteen years ago, should be
inflicted upon Yankee abOltiOnists. 1t was in
the Senate upon the Protection of Property in
tbe District of Columbia" and Mr.. Davis then
made this suggestive remark-it was on the loth
Of April, l84S:
when pr. johnson heard that man, whose
life had been source of villainy, had committed
suicide by hanging himself, he replied II was
right for a life which had been uniformly oblique
should be terminated by perpendicular "
At that time the Mississippian bad commenced
that o5lique movement which led him from the
Union, and on that very same day Senator
Dou plas told him ana Mr. Calhoun, and other
dsunionists, that 1t was " the speeches OF South
men, representing slave States, breathing wild
and reckless fanaticism, which creates abolition
ism in the North" Senator John Davis also
attempted to reason with the excited Southrons
and 10 pursuade them not to attempt the sup
preston of discussions on slavery. Every
attempt to stop IT," said he, will result in one
general sentiment, which will trample under foot
the power that attempts to suppress it," Surely
with these and other similar warnings on the
Congressional record the North can now say to
the South:
"Thou can'st not say did it
Shake not thy CORY locks at me-"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28
..orurn LESSON FOR JOIN BclL.-Before

-osov rop JoHN BCIL.-Before
n-;..;. hos ,scovered from the excitement
produced by the -MOnitOrial lesson, Ho'ae' 'Vn -,
.r.s ~. f,rr,ohed him with anothe. which will
create scarcely less sensation IN 'he iaFa' Upe''
atiops at New Orleans. The St' JOINS w. D''
Freeman concludes an article upon 'ne civil ""'
in America, with the subjoined paragraph
"The battle of the Monitor and tse Arrr,"nae .'1s
was q startling lesson to Europe. Ihe capture re
Of New Orleans is lesson not less Important and
ol.rming. IF on the Mississippi few vessels
bound H, in iron chains, and enveloped 10 trusses
of OfuSe wet b bay run past strong batteries in safety
and Al then reduce large city to submission with
threats of bombardmsnt. what Is tae safety o, o,
St. Petersburg or L9ndonL%nas Gharsourn re % Ton.
Cronstadt Chatham, Woowich, ChgDonrg' aII, rS;.
lon. or of the batteries on the DardAnelles. TINS
American war is indeed in many senses fe'o'u
tionary war"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28
Boston Journal.

Coon ADvICE-The Shasta Courier, sound
Union Democratic paper which has lately re-
ceived numerous kicks from contemporaries avow-
ing the same politics, because it opposes fusion
with the disloyal element of the State, ventures
the following advice
la the event that the Union Democratic
Committee fuses in this State with the McCOn-
nelites they had better have an understanding
of how future Federal victories are to be receiv-
ed and treated by them. 1t would look bad
you see, for one " wing" to cheer over the cap
ture of Davis, while the other fipper grew dis
cOnsOlate."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28
Install lati o ms.

NORTH STAR LODGE, No. 62.-The officers elee
for the coming term will be installed on Wednes
day evening, July ID All members, and Bro
ed to be present.
COMET LODGE. No. Si.-The officers cleo! for
the new term will be installed OH Saturday eve
ming, July 18th. 1t is desired that every mem.
Der OF the Lodge should be present.
d. E. GORDON, d. n. G. NJ.
Trinity District.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28

Tue Prayer or 4 PATRIorlC CHAPLAIN The
following is u soPy Of . arief hut fer vent and
comprehensive prayer, offered in the national
IIouss vi Representatives an the 22d OF May, by
hev. Mr. Sunderland. the regular Chaplain Of the
penatc:
Omniscient Lord, whose eyes are upon all the
euds ot the earth, and who searcbest the doings
nt all Thy creatures, and who holdest in Thy
hands every minister of the creation, hear the
prayers Of Thy servants, which We now make to
Thee. iu this place. Look down upon the land
putspread before Thee, and as our armies are
poured out upon the Southern plains, to meet not
only their unnatural and bitter enemies, but to
face the Summer solstce, often charged with dis
e4te aud DEATH hold back, oh God, the pestilence,
breathe health upon all the winds, keep pure the
secret fountains Of our human life, that no poison
"f nature may be able TO smiie them down, and
ihen. if it please Thee give them free scope till
thcir work is done. Amen
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28

| The DAT WE CEIEBRATE.-While six hundred
thousand brave men are pressing through blood
carnage and death to restore to its true position
the starry ensign Of our country, which traitor
hands have trsiled In the dust, it is Citing that
our NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY should be commem'
GRATED with all the pomp, zeal and enthusiasm,
that loyal hearts are capable Of exhibiting.
The CORY fields of Lexington, Bunker Hill.
Trenton, Yorktown and Saratoga, the divine
image Of the immortal Washington and bis brave
compatrios, all rise up to remind US Of the price
Of American Freedom, and of the solemn obli-
cations resting upon US all, to duly celebrate ths
day on which our fathers wiled US to be free
and Independent. The armies of the Revolution
fought seven long years TO gain our liberty and
establish this Government aud We, The descend
ants, should fight seven times seven years to
preserve protect and defend it.
One year ago the Stars and Stripes had been
ruthlessly torn down in eleven States OF the Un-
ion, and cleaning sbayonets, bristling cannon,
and traitor legions were laundering at the very
gates OF the Capitol--tbrestening the complete
destruction of that city which bears tho revered
pane Of WASHINGTON. But how changed the
spectacle The black banner of treason, upon
whose folds were embazoned the Scorpion, the
Rattlesnakc, or the Skull and Cross Bones, has
been driven from one stronghold after another
into the mountain Businesses OF Virginia, Ten
nessee, Arkansas, and the pine forests Of North
Carolina, the swalnps of South Carolina. Georgia,
hof Miaco hR
gades Of Florida, aud the glad eyes OF Union
loving citizens in those States have again bebeld
the good old BANNER that had so long fOatcd
over our entire Country.
The pirate ships have been nearly swept from
the ocean, and no hostile cannon brste along
the banks of the noble Mississippi. The doom
of Treason is written upon the wall, and the
Fourth of July, 1868, will witness Il preserved
and united country. over which floats no traitor
flag, and the instigators of the foul and wicked
conspiracy, will have paid the penalties of
their crimes on the scafold, in the dungeon, or
as exiles n foreign lands Let every man who
loves his country and Ieveres the names of the
revolutionary fathers, who rejoices in the tri-
umph of the Union armies, led by our gallant
Generals, lay aside their usual avocations. and
join in the celebration Of the Fourth of Jnly
with all their hearts and souls. Hail lnde-
pendenee hail, heavens next best gift to that of
life and an immortal soul How few have known
aud priced thee as they ought p'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28

A REASONABLE VIEw.--The London TImes
SENS disposed to convict itself Of lying. For
onths It has been asserting that our Govern.
ment vas without money or credit. and could
p"t obtain soldiers enough to squelch this =" un-
natural rshellipp." In a late number the Tnun.
dertr spake these words
Not if all the resources Of this country were
at the disposal of Mr.. Bright and his friends,
aud all our power we're thrown in 10 the North.
crn SCALE, could we add to the strength or the
CHANGES Of the FedeTals in this singular contest.
We might SEND them ships, but they have got az
many as they want. They have already posses
zion Of the seas, and the whole British navy
could give them no more. We might lend them
money, but Of this, too, in some form or other,
they have got enough to allow of an expendi.
'ure Of 100000 day. As to sending them men,
all the effective troops now serving in England
might be landed in New York without causing
any perceptble increase in the fabulous numbers
OF the Northern armies. We might send them
three times as many soldiers as we sent to Cana
aa, wiihpAt adding above five per cent to their
nces ip the field. No ruler ia this world, moi
ryen the first Napoleon ever disposed of so ma
ny men or So much money as Abraham Lincoln
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28

CoLToN's CoMMIrrEE.-D. D. Cotton, Chair
man, invites his Union Democratic State Central
Committee to meet 10 San Franciso on Wednes'
day next, July End. Business of great impor-
tance," he says, "will come before that body"
and that " proxies can only be given TO members
of the Union Democratic State Central Commit
tec." The important business is supposed to be
q proposition to fuse with the element which
kicked Colton's party out at Charleston, two
years ago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28

me UNION NoAiNEE-We are told by gen
'leman who is we'll acquainted with John SWEET,
She Union Administration candidate for State
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, that be is
rmiuently qualified for the position to WHICH he
has been nominated. Mr. SWEET is principal of
the ltincon Point GRAMMAR School, San Fran.
cisco. MIR. SWEET avows that he was n Democrat
up to the time Of Buchanan's election, since
"hcn be has been conservative Republican,
Dir. SWEET has announced his intention of visit.
ing all the Schools in the State, in the event Of
his election.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28

ISMGRANTs.-Ths Carson City SHuer .ags
under date of June 18th. saysi SoarOely a day
passes but what from half doxen to dozen
Mormon immigrant wagons pass through this
city en- routs for Califania from Salt Lake. They
bring excellent stock with them and goodly
number of children
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28

STELLA ENCAMpNENT, No. l2.--The elective Of
fcers for the next term will be installed on Mon.
day, July 7th. Patriarchs are requested 10 be
in attendance. d. E. GORDON, d. ID. G. p,
Trinity District
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28

As- Wa often hear ladies marvel how Shoenbar & Co.
can sell cheaps The mystery is easily solved The
Nez erces fever has laid its cold grasp them they
determined to sell out regardless of cost for
that section Ladies should avail themselves of the op
partunty, aud quick, too for H. s. Il Co are selling
an immense quantity of goods just now.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28
TAKE NOTICE!

AS The Fourth of July occnrs on Friday, this
yenT The next number of the JouRSAL will be is
sued on Thursday evening. Advertisers will
please make a NOTE OF il,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28
GRAND BALL IN TIKI IVEITG

~ The citizens Of Trinity and adining
counties are cordially invited to be presei, and
may rest assured that no pains will be spad by
the officers of the Day to make the o.asion
agreeable, and worthy the Anniversary hich
above all others. deserves the honor and mani.
nous display of patriotism OF the America peo
pie. BY order of the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Weaverville, June 28. 1862 42i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28

HAS0ING THEM.-An Eastern papers states
that two guerrllas were hanged at Chester. In
Western Virginia, recently, by order OF Cen Ere
mont. All such fellows should be served 10 the
same way when taken.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28

THE FpRTs-Fort Pulaski Fort St. Philip
Fort Macon Now for Sumter When the
Stars and Stripes again wave over the defenses
of Chsrlosion bsrbor, rebellion will be iu lie
grave. The lime is near at hand.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28
N q rr / Q d /:

In Weaverville, June 25th. by Hon. E. J. Cur
tbs, county Judge, Mr.. HUMPHREY KING to Miss
JULIA MANLEY, all Of Weaverville.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28

THE Richmond Whig intmates that some of
the rebel leaders are hanging back" Prentice
says: They ought not to hang back or hang for
ward, but to hang perpendicularlY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28
b tn s 4.

In Weaverville, June 18th, the wife of Jno. F
Copeland of twins-soS and DAUGHTER,
The New York herald., 1862-05-26
A NHARLrs D. DAVIS, AucTIovEEg
- sALb on sE1nNp HIND FuENITURE

YIN self Monday. May e, At 10 O'clock A NJ ihe,r
dtesrcom i william str sc between Frankfort
large assortment OF Household Furniture, eonsistino III
Brussels ana Ingram Carpeta mahogany CIrd ntre
Yables rosewood aud mahogany Dressing Bureaus Tee,
Ecse roswond Csir In reps black walnut and other Bed
leads, mato ogany ROctels OIL Paintings EngravAg Feather
Yeds Pillows aud Bolsisrs black walnut and mahogany mar
e tor Wassnnds Gas Chandeliers ani Brackets Cane scat
Gasifs and Rockers pe Danask Curtains Mirrors Iookjuy
ssses mshcgany and black walnut Cribs Hair Straw
siI sases; also. extensive lot of China
'Wsss. Advances mstle ON coasignmsnta.
The New York herald., 1862-05-26
A uCTToN NOTICE-M. B CHAPMAN, AUCTIoNEER
"A MAGNIFICENT
eEvRN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOR ORTE.
ROSEWOOD DRAWING ROOM SUITS,
Ranttng Statuary Rare Works Articles yert
AT PUbLIC AUCTION.


sKvRN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANoROafE. 80
ROSEWOOD DRAWING ROOM SUITS,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
n D. cHRPHaN CO, Masonss viii aiEIssaas sss ss public
sant Household Furniture contained in the story
1one mansion 4S West sixteenth street. between Fifth and
Sixth avenues, the catalogue comprising the largest
richest assortment OF Household Furniture. &C. offered
bad ct ofcc ct the house the morning OF sale
Drawing R0om-Msgnucen seven octave rosewood Plano
forte round made by Broadway MAKERS Stool
md Music Rack, French Cloth Cover; Pier and Mancl
Mirrors dcred Lace Curtains Corrces Shades Gard
Tables two full Drawing Room Suits covered with satin
brocsde consisting Of two Tcealee Sofas do. Arm two
Reception and eight oval back Chars Table, Ea
res statary marble top Secisaiy and Bookcase An e
Reception Chairs, Recnn Chairz Couches. Sevres
Dresden China Vases ArtIsc Bronze ssuary represent
tng Minerva Crusaders Hamlet Cheval DE Marley Paint
Morning. Antique Vases Pompei and Hercuianourn
magnificent Vases from the collection Of jerome Bona
psrte valued a $500; OIL Paintings b Cole, Innan Eaw
Sellers Deiacrox and Hcoy; two match Paintings hy Coe
copy from the celebrated painting Ia the Louvre gallery
rsris two superb Paintings, panels. the Pnic and
TWinaE,sss-ul Winss1 s rssraad rrui! and and Flowers
p.rbiy decorated Vases Hat saud oisioh stair carpet
Rosewood and black walnut Dressing Bureaus
Wsrdrotes, Commoes French China Toiet Sets and
Spring Mattresses Ieaher BEDS Bankets Counterpanes.
Hooms-Oak Buffet, GxtensoH Table, Arm Chairs Sof-s
Chairs covered with reps elegant Sets OF Crystal and Rgby
sia,swsre imported for the present. owner from Paris all
Cake Baskets Butter Dish, Napkin Ring., Srons Forks
&C.. Sheffield Talc Cutlery fable Linen Fre nch cbins
Dinner and Tea Sets, &C Also large Of
tn-nt and Kitchen Furniture N. B.compctant persons
The above elegant residence for sale For further
PARTICULARS inquire OF the auc;ionscr.
The New York herald., 1862-05-26

AMUsEMEHTS.
yNALLACRS.
w kntran es In Broadway and Thirteenth street
Doors open Mt TX B sgin az O'Clock
BENEFIT
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- M0sDAr, MAY "a
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