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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

CAMP MEETING. are requested by the
TRINITY JOURNAL to call the attention Of the
citizens of Siskiyou to the fact, that a camp
meeting will be held within one mile of Miners
vile, in Trinity county, under the charge and
supervision of Rev. j. S. Jordan; meeting to
commence Aug. lst We know the place where
the camp ground is to be located, and q more
lovely spot could not have been selected, nor in
neigh borhood of more kind and hospitabe people.
All who are desirous of worsbipping +" in Gods
first temples" are cordially invited TO attend
The ground is located eleven miles beyond Trim
iiy Center, on the road to Weavprvile. Brother
David, will you be in attendance? We might
be induced, &C. Yrehd Journal.
We appreciate the compliment paid our "knd
and hospitable people," and know the writer
speaks from actual knowledge But the truth
is, we are getting too old for such indulgence,
neighbor. Further, little reminiscence of the
last camp meeting we attended in old Orange, is
fresh in our memory. The camp ground was on
a little eminence, at the foot Of which ran
beautiful stream Of water. One Of the =" breth
rem" and his good old wife had retired for the
night in their capacious box wagon. Half
dozen perverse boys soon made the discovery.
and attaching themselves to the wagon pole,
sent it with tightening speed down the hill and
into the middle of the stream. The old gentle
man shouted his wife screamed, aud there was
great confusion in the camp when it was discover
ed. They were extricattd from their damp
quarters in due time and to our certain knowl-
edge one boy got n terrible larrupng for his
ungodly conduct. Hope you may be induced,
&C." anyhow, neghbor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02
Soothing and Brncing.-rhere Is no preparation

BOOthinR Nuu hFHC5"Bs '''''' 7" ''0 Pr F"Iu'IUII
in existence which has such soothing effect in
nervous excitement as
DIR. H0STETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
Although the fame of this renowned nvigorant mainly
rests on its astonishing of Dyspepsia Liver Com
nt and intestinal disorders il is equally ecacious i'm
peryons complaints Thousands Of ladies resort to II
remedy for hysera 1utterng Of the heart vertigo
vous headache general debility and alb peculiar disturb
ances and ders emens to which, sex, they sub
;ec II cheers nd ghtens the depressed mental powers
as well strengthens the body and its use never fol
lowed by any unpleasant reaction Sold by an Druggists
and dealers everywhere. Plat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02
REDEMPTION FUND NOTICE.
OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co..
WpaVnryilln Iulu 7 IAE

OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co..
Weaverville, July Z, 1862.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that in accor-
L dance with the provisions of an Act Of Leg
islature, creating Redemption Fund for Trinity
county, sealed proposals for the surrender OF
county Warrants will he received at the Office Of
the undersigned, in Weavervile, up to the last
day OF the session of the Board Of Supervisors,
in August next.
gss-No bids will be received for more than tho
par value OF Warrants offered, and each Warrant
proposed to be surrendered must accompany the
bid. JOHN MtJSSER,
Z6tSb. County Treasurer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

IMpoETED BuTTEE.-Tho California Farmer
says we might export butter instead Of importing.
Cows can be had from SC to $40 in the valleys );
fifty tuns of sugar beets or ruta-bagas can be
grown to the acre. and yet eastern butter sells at
30 cents pound. The Farmer thinks butter can be
made here for 20 cents pound aud yet afford a
tnp profit
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

NAVIGATION OF THE UPPER MISSOURI Steam
ers are now running to Fort Benton, 2500 miles
west of st. Louis, aud Lieut.. Mullan has COM
pleted the wagon road from Washington Terrific
ry to that point. a considerable emigration
from the Mississippi Valley to Salmon river is
going that way.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

poy'r LIKE IA Memphis correspondent
Of the Louisville Express lately had an interview
With the Orderly of Gen. Price, who was cspiur.
cd near that city lie heard Price remark that
" as far as the CONSUMPTION act concerned him,
he would see it ID, and its trainers, too, before
he wonld fight for it. He fought he said, for
State rights, and not for any such ID despotsn
as dictated by that act "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

OREGON GULcH VEGETABLE pEPoT.-Tim. Da-
cy requests us to state to the citizens of Weaver
vile that bis vegetable depot, two doors above
the Journal building is open, and that be will
supply citizens with fine, fresh vegetables every
morning for the remainder Of the season. He
says watermelons will be ready for market in
Ten days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

SERIOUS AccIDENT.--Flora Mcdonald, well
remembered here. was dreadfully scalded at
Downieville, on the goth. She was removing
coffeepot from the stove, when the accumulated
steam blew the lid off, scaldng her face, neck
aud arms The Ners edited by her father, says
il is not probable that much Disagreement will
result We trust not
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

The editor OF the Auburn Union Adpocate con-
tinues to ask Republicans why they don't enlist.
II will be time enough TO answer his question
when be enlists himself .MdrysUiile .qppedl
II our memory is not very treacherous, we re-
member reading 10 the Union -4droeate last
autumn, that Bull had two brothers in the field,
and either had enlisted, or intended to himself.
II so. why didn't Bull go on?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

No Crown OF MARTYRDoM. Our friend of the
Marysvile Express is down on Republicans, though
one of that kind saved it the fate of Martyrdom
so it is said The report is, the powers Of
Washington were about to suppress the inslitu-
tion, when Black Republican, who knew the
thing well, broke in with: "Spare it, gentle
men, spar cit BY its damnable meanness, it is
disgusting honest Democrats, and making Repub-
licans faster than any other paper in California.
Let the d-n thing iive"-NeUada Transcript
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02
OUT! PAY up

HAVING DISPOSED OF MY INTEREST
l. l. IN the Gem Saloon to Messrs Prisk & WI
all persons indebted to me are requested to mae
immediate payment. " 'A"Ao
cordially recommend the old patrons Of tbo
house to extend their patronage to nv s,rcssS sn0
ors' knowing that they will spare no pains or oy
pcnsc TO merit the same - Ca
-. WM. H. BATCHELDCR.
WeaycrYille, Jnly 20, 1862. 2sIf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

"DoN'r write on newspapers" ," the postmasters
say or make any mark on the wrappers by which
you mean to communicate. amy idea to others, else
you viii cause yoar friend to pay letter postage
on the budget or get fined yourself
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02
mo- Trinity County Republican Central

lsJ- TIIIHtY OOuHtJ 1ScPuo11Ot1 NcIItIdI
Committee,-A meeting of the Central Com
mittee will be held at the rooms of o. H. p.
Norcross, Esq, on Saturday. August I'd. Busi-
mess of the greatest Importance will be before
the committee, and full attendance is request
II. ]. HOWE.
B. BLOCK Secretary.
Weayervile, July 26, 1862. 282w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

Saturday. and the Union Democratic Committee
ou Monday. Their doings are published in
another column. The Republican Central Com
mittee meets to-day (Saturday)
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

HArS.-Read the advertisement Of Quinn, the
Halter, 80 street. Sacramento He makes all
the IISE Hats worn in this State For a sample,
notice the elegant shaped, two story white one
our friend Fo9erty wears " Camp meeting.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

"MoFToE" TO BE BUILr.-It is said that
The Secretary of the Navy has entered into a
contract with the Douahues, to build an iron
clad steamer for the protection Of the harbors
and coast of California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

LETrERs foR HUMBoLDr.-Perbons in Califor-
mia writing TO friends in the Humboldt mines
should direct their letters care of Sale d Bar
6srs Express." which leaves Virginia City for
Humboldt every Wednesday aud Saturday
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02
M a rr 1 e d;

At the residence of the brides uncle, on Mud
Bar Trinity river, July 9th, by Hon. L. j. Cur.
tis, county Judge. Mr., GEORGE FlrzrurM TO M,ss
THERESA MEIER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

TROUT.--Uucle Fred. Leach sent III the other
day, from Mnersville, lot of fine, fresh noun.
tain trout, taken from the East Fork We help.
cd to " fork" them, and will send the FIRST copy
vi The Tribune received,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

The San Francisco Evening Journal has been
enlarged to accommodate its increasing patron
ronage. AS all exchange we prise it more highly
than auy daily paper printed ut the Bay.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

PoSSIBLE.-R Report comes from IA quarter sup
posed to be authentic, that Dan Showater is the
favOrite candidate Of the "Peace Democracy VI,
for State Superintendent of Schools.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

DowS THE RIyEE.-We intend to visit our Pc
irons at Big Flat and intermediate points on or
about the 18th of this month Will be prepared
+" receive new subscriptions and-psy for old
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

MAINE SoInIERs,-It is proposed in the State
OF Maiue to erect, in the park in front Of the
State House, monument, Oh WHICH shall be
engraven the names of all her gallant sons who
have fallen, or shall fall iu the defense of their
country
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

WILL FiGHT.-General Shields sent in his
resignation, but subsequently, withdrew it. The
old veteran is too good soldier to spare JUS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

ToBAcCo-As the price is now so high it is a
good time to quit using the filthy article. Just
make up your mind that 4" tobacco is a sinking
weed, aud from the devil il doth proceed" and
abandon its use altogether er.--1 transcript
That wouldn't be patriotic. Since tobacco is
made by the National Tax Bill an important
source of revenue, it should be more extensively
consumed than ever. Smokers should make of
it a burnt Offering on the altar of country and
all chewers who eXpecttorate high in the rank
of l0yalists, should take fresh qud aud have
for their motto" chews (choose) to support
the nt."--.8Ppedt.
Precisely our sentiments, Avery. Everybody
should do it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

ARCHBISHOP HpGHEs.-The New York Board
Of Aldermen passed vote of thanks to Arch
bishop Hughes for his valuable services in behalf
Of the Union cause among the crowned heads Of
Europe, aud public reception is talked of.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

SOME wide awake Yankee soldiers lately dis
covered cigar shaped submarine ram in Lake
Poncbartrain, which had been sunk by the rebels.
They raised it to the surface found that it was
built of iron, worked by propeller, and capa
bic of holding number Of men, II is 50 built
that should it strike an ordinary vessel below the
water mark, she would inevitably be sunk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02
PETITION IN INSOLVENCY.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF TREy.
- TY.-M County Court, Trinity County CAL
E. w. Woodward vs. His Creditors.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to an Order
of the Hon. e. j. Curtis, county Judge in and for
the county of Trinity, that all the creditors Of
u, she lnsolyent' Il. W. Woodward, be and appear
before blm IN open Court, at the Court House in
Weaverville, on Saturday, the 9th day of Son.
tember, A. d., 1852 at 10 o'clock, a. m. to show
cause, if any they have, why said petition sbonld
not be granted and he be discharged from al
bis debts and liabilities, and an assignment mode
Of his estate, in such case made and provided ~
And 1t is further ordered that all proceedings
against the petitioner be stayed.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
lLSI County Court, this 30th day of July. A,
d., 1862. NJ. +. GRIFFIN, CIsr, "a
Ii. j. HOWE, Attorney. 2gH
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

AsLD.-A house still stands IN Boston, which
,as bnilt 10 le56-uow 20C years old.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02
B i r tn S :

In Weaverville, July 2lth, Mrs Dennis Car.
roll, of DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

SHAKEsPEARIC.--" And had known he was so
cunning OF fence, would have seen him damned
ere | would have fought him." So thought my
ancient Pistol, and so with proper notifications,
doubtless thought the convicts when they got
Gov. Chellis to a fence, and he was too (adgued
TO get over Shasta Courier
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

THE commanders of british armed vessels at
New Orleans omitted the usual compliments on
the 4th of July.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02
A Mild Request

A ~ PERSONS indebted to A. J. LOOMS "
IL 20 are requested to make immediate pay,
hent as we are compelled to have money aIo ~
nope every one knowing themselves indebted !"
Us Will pay up without delay.
A. j. LOOMS & CO.
WeaveTyille, Jan. ls, 1862. lh'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

DEAD.--F. W. Macondray, one of the pioneers
and well known merchant of San Francisco,
died on the 27th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02
COMPREHENSIVE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the un-
u 1\dersigned have this day formed copartner-
ship for the transaction of a general
Merchandise and Commission Business.
NJ. Lang will conduct the business in Weaver
Vile, where they are now receiving new and
select assortment Of every variety of merchan-
disc required in mining locality. Mr.. Goldstein
will reside in San Francisco, and in connection
with the business of their house will do gcner
al Commission business for the accommodation of
Trinity people desiring purchases made ia San
Francisco. J. GOLDSTEIN
NJ. LANG.
Weaverville. June |, 1862. 23if
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

NORTH FoEK BUsIyEss.--We ask attention to
the new advertisement of Rudolph Boch, propri-
etor Of the North Fork Saloon aud Drug Store
Connected with his Saloon (Which contains Bill
lizard table, is a Drug Store, where prescriptions
are carefully compounded at any hour, night or
day, and where all tidotes for schnake bte,' dis
figured countcnances, or any other III, are speed.
lily prepared.
More than this. Boch is Justice of the Peace
kind in the county, We believe, who is prepared
to draw up legal documents in the French and
German languages, and make TRANSACTIONS in the
same. We have no hesitation in saying that in
trantlating those languages Mr. Boch has no su
perior in the county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

STABBED TO DEATH.-W. Halsey cut Thomas
Rooney 80 badly at Sacramento. Oh the 10Th, that
b. has since died.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

No MoEE LIQUeR.--Gen. Butler has issued al
order at New Orleans. that no more liquor shall
be allowed in camp, on pain Of confscation lie
believes it to be more deadly than the climate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

CONE AGAIN WITH SALES TO GREET THE
DEAR PE0PLE.-Hon. Milton S. Latham, late
Senator, and Senator in expectancy, arrived on
the 25tb.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

CorroN.- The editor of the Marysvile Appeat
has been presented With a blossom from cotton
plaut now growing in that city.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02
And the following

In chemistry, the way to dissolve two bodies is
10 introduce third. The same holds true in
politics. Rebels and Republicans are growing
over the negro question, aud the preservation of
constitutional government demands the success
of the Democratic party.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

AN EDIToR AssAULTED-C. Is. Mcdonald, edi
tor Of the Sierra County News. was roughly
treated at Downieville Saloon, lately-so bad
ly beaten as not to have much use of bis eyes for
day or two. Nc publishes card in the News
nearly column long. giving particulars of the
affair says the assault was planned by a" clique"
which be bas been scoring through the Nei0s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

EASTERN BUTTER.-The Golden Gate brought
., IL Q firkins of butter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

The camp meeting at Minersville commences
this evening. Quite number Of our citizens
and several kegs Of lager beer went out on Fri
day
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

SoSs OF TENPERANcE.-The Temperance Lee
lures OF James A. Davidson, G. L. of the Order
Of Sons Of Temperance, we're listened TO by at
tentive and respectable audiences on Sunday
Monday and Tuesday evenings, and resulted in
the formation of Division of the Order, with
the following officers
Geo. II. Lord, W p; P. II. Paynter, W. A. /;
f. J. Miller, R. S. Jas. Fredinnick, A. r. S. !;
Christopher Bawden, +. S. Nathan Blank. C. !;
Isaac Penrose, A. C. Jas. Tregary, l. S.. Peter
Blank, o. S. : John Terrill. T. Rev. Thos. Chiv-
ers, Chaplain.
The meetings Of the Society will be held on
Saturday evening of each week, and persons de-
firing to become members will receive every in
FOL nation in reference TO the rules and regula-
lions of the Society by applying to Worthy Pa
IriaIch Lord
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

Irr Board CT Supervisors meet ncxt Monday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02
ROAD MEETING.
FOR SAIEy
IMMEDIATEr,v

NE OF PIiELAN'S BILLIARD TARrps
C--', 49, with Marble bed and Patent Combination,
CuSHionS. M VI III good condition. viii be sold cbeon
'o' TAoH' Inquire Of FRED, WALTER
W-aYeryile, Aug ? 1862. = - 1o"r "nt'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02
THE editor of the Butte Record il getting
sarcustically sarcustic For instance

The resignation of Fremont the Republican
candidate for President, from the army, was lbus
announced by Government bulletin from the
Secretary Of the Treasury "1he estimated
expenses Of the Government for the current
quarter are fifty millions less than the preceding
one"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

SINCE the beginning of the present century,
100000 persons have committed suicide in
France.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

Nor So.-NO confirmation Of the report of
Marshal Rabe removal has been received at san
Francisco.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-19
solid wen I'm Pb,IadeIphIa.


The rich men of Philadelphia have never fig
nred so conspicuously as most of those in New
York. The tax list gives us some insight into
the mysteries of their purse. Strangely enough,
the second on the list has carved out the whole
of his fortune in twenty years. This is DIR. Da-
vid Jayne whose real estate is assumed at $780,
600, though worth half more He came there
some twenty years ago from small town in
New Jersey, and commenced the patent medi-
cine business, without capital, and almost un-
known. But he has worked himself up to the
top OF the ladder, his great lever being adver-
tisipg. The newspapers have made him. He
has probably spcnt 100000 per annum in ad-
Vertising his wares, and now runs steam presses
on his own premises, in making labels for his
preparations; After him comes George w. Gar
penter, another druggist, who, having grown
rich by his advertising, is assessed at $360,OOO
in real estate alone. DIR. J. Rush is highest on
the list, his estate being put down at 450OO0.-
Or. John Rea Barton represents $I95,00O SO
that physic and medicine seem to be the roval
road to wealth.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-19

The large meetingat Toledo, the other even
ing, to listen to the able and patriotic address Of
Gen. Walbridge, among others, all sound, adopt
ed the following ringing resolutions:
Resolved That the territorial limits of the
United States, as they existed when this infam-
GUS rebellion began, and the Constitution which
guaranteed their existence, should forever re-
main one, entire united and indivsible.
ResolUed, That the division of the former and
the overthrow of the latter would constitute
damning crime to all eternity.
ReSolped That the blood of our slaughtered
citizen soldiers fallen in defense of constitution
al liberty, cries to Heaven for redress, we declare
that to suppress this rebellion and save the ma
tional life, the Government should call into ex-
ercise every agency employed by the rebels
themselves to make the war effective, conclusive
and of short duration.
The spirit of these resolutions is echoed by
every loyal man in the North. Whatever fail
ure may have occurred in the field, there is nc
failure in the loyalty of the mass of the people
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-19
what the Government thought OF Pope.
Mashingion Ihttar to Philndalnhia Press

Upto Friday night, know that General Hal
leck and the Administration were entirely satis-
fed with General Popes management on the
Rappahannock and at Manassas. They declar-
ed that he had saved McClellans army, and were
profuse in their praises of his soldierly skill and
Of the perfection with which all his combinations
had been planned and wrought out. The besi
military judges pronounced his management moi
only unexceptionable but admirable. From that
time his friends declare that he only failed thro
the failure Of others to give him the support he
had right to expect Can we not afford, in
view of such services in the past, simply to sus.
pend Judgment till the investigation that ha:
been demanded, shall have shed the needed
light on the subject? Then let the blame ial
where the facts place it and let the guilty party
be he who he may, be punished with the sever
est penalty the seyerest construction of military
law can give to his offense.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-19
what Victor EmmanueI said.

Turin correspondent of the London Daily
News tells this anecdote of Victor Emmanuel:
Yesterday morning the King said, in tone of
indignation and grief to a friend Of mine. 10
whom he had granted an audience upon impor-
tant business, II would rather have lost an arm
than found myself constrained to acts of rigor:
but must save Italy from enemies, both foreign
and domestic. l observed the Constitution and
must make it be observed by all. Anarchy
would quickly undo Italy. / have done every
thing to avoid these dangers; now cannot lon
ger hesitate; weakness would be abdication and
the triumph of Italy's enemies." IL 3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-19
letter from ,he astA Ohio regiment.


ALExANDRTa, Va, Sept 9th, 1862.
Enron JouRNAL:-Supposing few words
from our regiment might not come amiss in
your worthy paper, proceed this morning to
inform you-although it is with sad heart-of
the movements of the 25thregiment of the pre-
ceeding few days. On the 7th CT August we
left sperryyilie with a large force, commanded
by Gen. Pope, sigel and others, in pursuit of
Stonewall jackson. He was attacked al Cul-
pepper by Banks and defeated, our regiment
and others marching all night to have hand in
the muss. Our men were two days in burying
the dead and caring for the wounded On the
18th we marched 10 miles to the Rapidau river,
and on the 10Th % miles to the White Sulphur
Springs, having continuous hard fighting until
the 25th. We then marched for Warrington
Here our men destroyed about 81 100000 worth
of government stores to preyenttheir falling in
to the hands of the enemy, On the 9th jack
son was again defeated with heavy loss ON his
side by Sigel, Here we took 400 prisoners.-=-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-19
New Orleans safe.

The troops from Baton Rouge, some 10000
strong, arrived here quietly, and at once, without
noise or parade, proceeded to their places on the
lines, and there are now formed a series of mag
niticent encampments which hold soldiers VIII,
defy the approach of the enemy. These event
and consumations have called forth two or thre
reviews from the Commanding General, whcl
resulted satisfactorily to all concerned. 1t /
now unquestionably true that General Butler
force can hold the city against the attack of l00
men; in fact it seems TO me that any attempt L
take New Orleans on the part of the Confed
crates would be only to provoke its destruction
by our own forces, for such unquestionably woulC
be the result ifany apparent success was gaineC
by the enemy.-Cor. NJ Y Times