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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21
An- The Medical and surgical In..i.n.e of


DR. j. CzAPKAY is already secured in position which
places it, web as its poietor far above the assaults of
envy and professional malice. In the schools of France
the highest prizes often awarded to practitioners in
this department of Medical science aud they occupy with
Others equally lofty position in the profession Rcord
is an iustrous example shining light among the phil
osohica of his age in Europe and Dr. Czapkay has
fully equaled him in this country proof of which,
the Philadelphia College of Medicine mplmened him
with Diploma and the honorary ad eundem degree Sc
Iecnv this his field of operation, although qualified
graduate of the University Of Pesth and late Chief Sur
oeon of the Hungarian RevOu iiOuary Army for
tended abor Dr. L. j. Czapkay has bent his earnest at
tenon to the of chronic aud private diseases, in
which he has become great expert that he is now
regarded the in this branch of his profession
throughout the United States aud his portrait and hiog
ara published matter of interest to their readers
in the most exclusive journals. The Doctors Offices are
at his Medical and Surgical Institute, GU Sacramento st
corner of edesd0r nearly opposite the building of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
ss We ask particular attention of our readers To the
sworn certificates of remarkable cures in another column
OF this paper. IooH
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LNSTATE OF PAULIUs CROSSE DE-
LOST

WEAVERVILLE, a short time since. a No,e
l. for S545 -, executed by John Feick, and in
favor of Alex. Stller. Payment has been ston'
ped, and any person finding said Note will confer
a favor by leaving it at this office, or with s. K
Turner, at the Union Hotel.
Weaverville, May 20, 1862 9Otf
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Information Wanted !

or IRA c. GREEN, wl.o left Weavervillo
- - oct 3lSt, 1861, for San francisco. He had
,ae W consumption, and was very low when he left.
Sn M' ureen mad papers in his possession by which
fui1n i1"y Information regarding him will be thank.
h'WSMER' Weayerville, Trinity county. '-'''-'
"eaverville, May "a, 1862. 1o,a
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CERTIFoATE.-l, the undersigned, Governor OF
hungary do hereby testify. that DIR. l.. j. Cap
kay has served during the contest for Hungarian
liberty, as Chief Surgeon 10 the Hungarian Az
my with faithful perseverance, Whereof have
given INN this certificate, and do recommend him
TO The sympathy attention, and protection of all
lhose Is VINO are capable of appreciating patriotic
seltsacrllice and undeserved misfortune.
49, AossUrH LAJos, Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, Jan. 9th, 1852. 1918
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QUINN, the HALTER,

go not song,
:, Nor does he essay to fatter,
Your aid invokes to help along
In praise OF QUINN, the HALTER,
ana though my lines in pith and point
-, Be sure to fag-nO matter,
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when Others fade and latter,
win crowns far down and cone like shaped,
When QUINN is NOT THE HALTER
Though wind may blow with sleet and snow
=, And hal and rain may patter.
let winters snow and summers glow
Are matched by QUINN, the HALTER
II yon would choose hat for use,
Which no abuse could batter,
4 our cash you'll lose if you refuse
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Though States rebel and banks deplete,
ANA envious rivals chatter,
Yet merit will receive her due,
And so will QUINN, the HALTER,
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j22. SACRAMENTO. 2std,
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TRINITY CHAPTER,
/. o. o. F.

STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. IL, l. o.
o. F.-Meets on the evenings of the first and
third Monday of each month. at Odd Fellows
Hall, " Cliford's" building, Main street. Patri-
archs from abroad are cordially invited to attend.
ly6 Frank w. YoUNG, Scribe.
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Book and Job Printiu,

OF every description done in superior man.
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SpermdtOIThGd Or local weakness nervous debility
low spirits assude, weakness of limbs and back i,d
position or ncapability to labor and study dulness of
apprehension loss OF memory aversion society love of
solitude timity, scdistrust, dizziness headache mains
in the side affections in the eyes pmpes the face sex
un or other inhrmties in man. cured by the Justly
celebrated ply stefan and surgeon Dr. L. j. Czapkay His
method of curing diseases is new Onknown TO others
and hence the great All o4nsultatious by letter
OF olherWlSe FREE. 1913
-iddresS, L. j. Cldpkdy ~ D., San Francisco Cal
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GARDEN SEEDS,

s~e FULL ASSORTMENT OF FRESH
I&5 Garden Seeds, carefully selected.
TSSr i. A. JOHNSON,
u, City Drug Store.
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THE FOLLOWING LETTER, which emphatcay
speaks for itself, was written by the Dean OF the
Faculty of the Philadelphia College of Medicine,
to the editors of the " Pacific Medical and Surgi.
cal Journal" " San Francisco, for publication.
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DIR. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and
Surgical Institute is on SACKAMKNBs' SYr. below
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific MslSttamsllip
Company's office, San Francisco. The Doctor
offers free consultations and asks no Femuncra-
ton unless he effects cure. Office hou's from
a. IN. TO pm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-04

Notice Is hereby given ihata Delegate County Cons
sention win be held at Charleston Saturday the
leth day Of july for the purpose OF appointing dele
gates 10 The State Convention at Des Aones on the
23d OF july also to appoint delegates to the Congres-
sional and judicial Conventions.
Each township will be entitled to one delegate and
one additional delegate for each one hundred votes
cast for Abraham Lincoln as President of the United
States and additional delegate every fraction
al vote exceeding fifty.
The ChsirneI os the several Tow ship Commi te *
request 10 call y meeting e ;h,Ir respective
townships Saturday preceding The County Conven-
ton Tor the purpose OF appointing delegates to that
Convention.
Loyal citizens, without regard to former political
Sssocialicns who in favor giving an honest s.p
port to the National In thorou rh and
sfeetuA suppression OF the Rebellion are tied to
cooperate throughout the county.
b s. MERRIAM
HEsRY sTRosa, Central Committee
EDMUND JAEGER, OF
ROBERT A RrssKLL, Lee County
john P. WisTERBoTHAM
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New York, July 3.E

The Tribune correspondent, after sta
ting We were outnumbered by the rebels.
INDUCES in the following When loyal
New York regiments, lifted from their
feet by the fire of rebel brigades, cry out
of their wounds and death for help; when
the troops of New England and Michigan
and Pennsylvania, outnumbered in front
and on both tanks by whole divisions of
the enemy beg for reinforcements. / say
that the blacklist crime that power can
commit is to stalk upon the field Of peril
and say, "SUidicrs, / have no faith in
your commander; let your martyrdom
proceed. = This army of the Potomac
'e2isters tonight avowals Of vengeance
as u marches i'll the dark from a position
WHICH their diminutive numbers disabled
them from holding, but which is conse-
Grated TO them forever by their sufIerings.
their labors and their wrongs. The poll
tlcians and statesmen who left as here to
be outnumbered and cut off from our sup
plies, and the possibility of retreat are
doomed now
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Gate City CsrrssPendence.
SlHTH REG. Iowa VOLUNTEERS
ILFAYrTTr. TrNr .Inne %

AIA a $3.50 0uC 81 j
Ed. GATE Co D is just in receipt Of
SIX numbers of your excellent Daily. /,
comes to us welcome visitor in this
stranger land"
Since last | wrote You the scene has
changed. We are now in beautiful sec.
ton Of country. The broad plantations
spread out like the prairies of Iowa, beau.
tiful and rich. Two years ago this was
happy lsnd, prosperous and peaceful.
The shrill notes Of the steam whistle were
heard as the iron horne swiftly glided
along the "smooth route" exchanging
the luxuries of the Sunny South for the
staples Of the North, and carrying the
surplus contents Of the overlooking gran
aries OF the West to give in return for
the merchandise Of many nations. Pleas
ant villages and comfortable farm. hou ses
hetoken general prosperity If the pso-
pie; magnificent colleges. splendid semi
naries and comfortable school houses
spoke Of the literary enterprise of the
land; their church steeples pointed to
Heaven, and told the passer-by that this
people had not forgotten their Creator.
"A change came DER the spirit Of the land =.
The blood of the slave stained the track Of
the steamers; the sweat Of unpaid Toll
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candidates Before tho judicial Com
ventiOn.

We understand that Judge Springer,
Mr. Phelps, of Burlington. and Mr.. Beck,
Of Fort Madison, will be candidates 70,
the nomination for Judge before the Ju
dicial Convention. And that Mr.. Tracy
OF burlington, Mr.. Palmer, of Mt. Pleas
ant, and Mr.. Strong, of Keokuk, are can
dldates for District Attorney.
gentlemen are aifii known, and
have an established reputation with the
bar and the people Of the District. And
1t would seem if old Lee fails to secure
the highest position, there is every pre-.
sumption that the second will be accorded
TO her.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-04

About tho Gunboat Fleet.
Steam Ram Switzerland, above Vicksburc
June 18th, via Memphis, July I'd.
10 u. III. Stanton, Sec'y Of Var.
Since my dispatch informing you that
| had communicated with flag officer Far
ragut, have been able to maintain con-
slant intercourse with his fleet, through
the active energy of Gen. Williams. On
the Goth inst, went up the Yazoo River
with two rams, the Monarch and Lancas-
ter, the latter under command Of m medical
cadet, Chas. II. Ellet. / proceeded
about IS miles, to point where the river
is obstructed by a raft built by the enemy,
and protected by four guns in battery.
My object was to'cspture three of the en-
emy's gun boats that / was informed we're
lying before the raft, the Van Dorm,
Polk and Livingston l ran up close un-
der the battery, and was mortified TO see
the enemy set fire to the boats and start
them adrift down the river upon us. |
was obliged to leave the river, to escape
the coniagration. The three boats were
totally destroyed. The enemy did not
IRE upon US.
It's with great pleasure that announce
the arrival Of flag officer Farragut, with
nine vessels of his feet above Vicksburp.
They passed up this A. NJ. about five
O'Clock, through severe FIRE from some
thirty or forty Of the enemy's gums
Their loss was four men killed and thir-
teen wounded.
[Sigaedl Col. ALFRED ELLET.
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t'orinth, July 9

Eight or ten regiments of cavalry un-
der Gen. Chalmers attacked Col Sheri.
dams advance about two miles south of
bonneville about y o'clock yesterday
morning. Our companies made most
brilliant charge on the enemy's rear. At
the same time Maj. Coon, of the Second
Iowa Cavalry, made dash in front and
on the enemy's left, alarming the enemy
so much, that Col. Sheridan was enabled
to hold them in check. About half past
three the enemy commenced retreating;
but Sheridan having only the Second
Iowa, was unable to pursue. No report
OF loss given The enemy make demon
STATIONS daily on different parts of cur
lines.
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MILTON.
CAMP ) MILES SeuTH OF CoRrNTu,
Tuesday Morning, June 2I.

ucouay mOlEt5EI, VI uIle II.
EDITOR GATE The I'd Iowa Infantry
which had been detached from Sweeney's
brigade to build railroad bridge nea,
Danyille, has joined the division again.
We are encamped on some sharp points
and hills near the Mobile and Ohio road
about three miles south of Corinth.
The health of the regiment is excelen.
not single member having died for more
than Sax weeks. The boys are getting
very ragged aud almost out of Dishes.
Only about every other man has cur,
plate, knife or fork, and no wonder, for
the regiment has been in Secessia, in three
engagements, and constantly moving for
more than year, and never drawn but
one set. Other regiments not half as old
have abundance of everything, but our
regiment must 90 starving and in rags
Our thieving, drunken Quartermastor is
SO intent on lining his own pockets, at
Uncle Sans expense that he entirely
forgcts the regiment.
Brigade Quartermaster Mccullough
tells me that Eaton can get anything he
wants for the regiment. Then Why don I
he do it? 1t can be proven, without
much trouble, that he has drawn some
articles that have never been delivered.
1t is thought he is in partnership with
the Sutler. AS those worthless are always
cheek by jowl, and seem to have Uncle
Sans horses in common, / do not doubt
it. Napoleon hung Commissares for GO
ing in partnership with Suffers. General
Davies threatened to hang Eaton, aud the
regiment has regretted ever since that he
didn't do it. For Gods sake Gov. Kirk
wood, turn these rascals out of the reei-
ment.
The I'd is still in Sweeney's brigade.
We were in great hopes of getting under
Gen. Tuttle again, but a special order
from Gen. Halleck forbids commissioned
Brigadiers having their old regiments
under them, probably to prevent partial
ity,-so We are doomed to remain under
Sweeney.
A train of cars left this morning for
Memphis. Only one more bridge TO com
plete on the route, and it is expected to be
done to-day or tomorrow. The road to
Columbus is expected to be open in
week.
Bragg is said to be moving up with
10000 men to prevent our connection
with Mitchell. Gen. Thomas started out
with force yesterday to watch him. A
large force is reported at Grenada. Our
cavalry is scouting in every direction and
being distributed along the railroads. -
Their time for doing something has come
at last.
Citizens are coming back to Corinth,
butare not yet perfectly confident in the
success Of our Government.
The Tennessee river is very low. Can
dispense with it in few days.
Weather hot. HIS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-04

EI The Hawkeye denies, with rather
more temper than the occasion seemed to
leqaife, that there was any effort on the
part OF Burlington Y obtain the distribu-
ting Office.
We are glad TO hear it, and only in
ferred the contrary from the absurd COM
plant Of the Hawksye that the Keokuk
Office had been paid for distributing the
mails while the Burlington Office actually
did the work.
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MORE FIGHTING NEAR RICHMOND,
Fort Monroe. Julv

Fort Monroe, July /,
A gunboat has just arrived here from
the scene of action yesterday ten miles
above City Point 1t reports that d.
vision Of our army has been fighting four
day, and has retreated about II miles.
The fighting of yesterday was most ter
rife, tho enemy having two and three to
our one. The battle commenced with
our land forces, and after about four hours
lighting our gunboats got in range and
poured into the rebels ghoavy aud inccs-
SAINT fire. This fire the rebels stood
about two hours and then retreated. Our
troops have captured. notwithstanding
their disadvantages, large number Of
artillery, and 200n prisoners, among
whom is the rebel Gen Magruder.
The place where this last action took
place is near Turkey Creek. Their loss
has been very heavy, much greater, it is
thought than ours; still | have nothing
definite in regard to losses in the retreat
forced upon Gen. Nc Clcllan by the supe-
rior numbers of the enemy. ! learn that
he had to spike his siege guns, and
leave them on the field after burning the
carriages. The nature ofthe ground rem
dered it impossible to move them in the
retreat. Many of our sick and wounded
were necessarily left behind.
There arc, of course, innumerable re-
ports and rumors here, but / send only
what appears to be authentic.
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ming, fishing, and watching secessionista.
The night is far advanced, and my
stock of knowledge exhausted, so the best
thing ! can do for myself and your read
ers, will be to "wind up"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-04
Washington, July /:

A scouting party from Cattle's Station
proceeded towards Warrenton YESTERDAY,
and on reaching that place found it occu-
pied by about590 rebel cavalry. Inform
alton was obtained that when a Union
man appeared in that neighborhood, tho
bells are rung and he is taken prisoner
and put in place of security.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-04
REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

peleTase Convention will be held al Mt. Pleasant
on edhcsasy the 9th day Of August, A. D. 1862, for
tae purpose OF nominating candidate for Congress
from The First Congressional District 10 be supported
al the next general election.
Each county In the District viii be entitled 10 one
delegate and one additions delegate for each one hum
dred votes cast for Abraham Lincoln as President of
the United States; and also, additional delegate
Tor every fractional vote over nfty.
All citizens who in favor II Heartily and As.<sis
supporting the National In all efforts to
spssdsip ard efftHat suppress the Rebellion are in.
sited TO eo-cperst~.
d. = MERRIAM, Gu Rep. Cen. Com. Of Lee county
LtAk rAtafk, Des Moines co.
s"AA aALk, Louisa co.
- r, iotho, Washington co.
EpwAhbs Henry CO.
,,oei = haSLiFf Jefferson CO.
" HeA FispLxY' Davisco.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-04
Republican State Convention.

Notice i. hereby given thai 4 Delegate Repubiica
state couysn,ion will be held Ut Dies Moines on Wed
rs.lay the 2ad day OF July. A d 1862, for the pns
s Of nutting In nomination candidates for the office
.f Secretary, Treasurer and Auditor of State, Al
t.rse, General and Register OF the State Land oniee
to be satported al the aeat general election.
The foII"w lag will form the ratio Of
via One delegate from each original county In tho Sssie
sud one delegate for every 100 votes cast for
Lincoln as President the Ur tied States at the cleo
ZION Of 1860 and one additional delegate for every
fractions vote exceeding SO.
Loyai cxsns, without regard to former political as
soaons whnare In favor Of giving an Aosss support
10 the National In thorough and eff
feetua suppression of rebellion invited
operate throughout the State.
JOHN n rEWEf, Chairman, 5th District.
sAarKL F. MILLER, LIST do
W b. DUNCAN, ed DO
JoHv D. LOCKWOOD, Sd do
W r.. SMITH. 4ih do
II SkFDERs 9Th do
JACOB BUTLER, 18th do
]. sHANE, eth do
CIV. MILLER, 9th do
L.. FrLLrR 10Th DO
h. ii. TAYLoR, 18th do
State Central Committee.
&. c. BROW MILL Secretary.
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Baltimore, July 3

Baltimore, July 3.
The steamer Daniel Webster has ar
rived here with large number of soldiers
wounded in the recent great battle before
Richmond.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-04

There was disposition on the
part OF large PARTON of the Democracy
to resist the ultra position of Mahony
Jones d Co., at their appr oaehing Con,
ventlons. Clagett, however, managed to
secure delegations composed of men who
supported the traitor Neal as he dub
bed him last fall, who will vote with the
Mahony and Jones creed of symps.hizers
on every question in Convention. Both
the State and Congressional Conventions
Will be engineered by men whom loyal
Democrats denounced last summer "A
traitors. And the Democracy Of Iowa will
be manipulated into the endorsers and
body guard Of Jones and Aahony. 50 far
IS Conventions can do that thing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-04
Backward steps,

The new Locotoco paper ut Muscatine
is much exercised over the course of thc
Administration. 1t specially denounces
The acknowledgment of the independence
oi=Haytl, the emancipation of the slaves
OF the District of Columbia, and the pro-
hlbition OF slavery in the Territories, as
gigantic steps in a wrong and backward
direction by our government. The rcyi-
val OF the slave trade, the extension Of
slavery into all the States and Territories
ana the reduction of all free negroes to
slavery and constitutional provision for
the pefpetuat'on Of the peculiar institu-
ton, would be counted steps of advance
IN the right direction in the view of the
Muscatine Courier, We presume.
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4 RNOLD'S WRITING FLUID,

Received this day, one cask Of ArpoId,s Writing
Fisid, which guarantee to be genuine
n " WESCOTT,
bl-d Main-ss cd door from an
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Republican County Convention

STATE Central COM mtftff.
6. c. BRoWNELl., Secretary.
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B Y TEL &C r A p n.
afternoon Report.

About tho Gunboat Fleet.
Steam Ram Switzerland, above Vicksbura
June 18th. via Memphis, July I'd.
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NEW BOOKS,
IENL. sAML. r. CURTIS.

An elegant phoinkrnnh Likeness Of the General Cali
aud see H. so another stock Of Photograph Albums
IN Turkey Aoreeco just received ct the CITY book
Store. aauES
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May 9Th, 1862.

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st. Louis Markets.
New York MARKET.

NEW YORK, juno 2.
fLoUR--Market favors buyers. Sales at $420d
4so super State; ~ 40M4.70 Extra state $4,000
4.25 Super Western S4.40oL4.8c Common TO Me-
dunn s. 10 Extra Western s5.o0@6.l5 Ship
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WHEAT. sales at 85Ms9sc Ohio Spring !;
ssmS .ol Milwaukee Club 81 "a Fair White
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CosH i8159c Mixed Western in store and de-
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BARLEY s0Gns5c.
IoHk Unchanged. sI2,25912.S7 mess; So
7Jalo % prime.
BEEF STEADY.
CTR MEATs-UnchaDgcd
LARD-Sals at 75sNS2c.
BUTTER-Uncnanged,
WHISKY. Market dull ;23@2Shc.