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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

A CAMP ScExE-At one time were en-
camppd in little place in Virginia, which, like
all the towns in that part. was entirely deserted
by all the inhabitants, who could 10y borse. foot
or crutch power, leave.
Our first Lieutenant was discOnsolate, az he
had fondly hoped to ind some brautifu secrsh
nvmph with whom he IN ght carry on Irritation.
He was great admirer of the fair sex, and the
sight Of a petticnat in those forlorn aud lonely
Regions, was Il great piece of good fortune.
We'll, one day as be was lolling in front OF his
tent dreaming Of the girl, or rather girls De l"it
behind him, accd'nly cast his eyes over hrlgh'
boring meadow where, as luck wOnld have II APP
pear,d an unmstakable crinoline of full ci'cnm
Iie,ence-wiih the DIR IS raised enough to show
clean petlicuat and white stockings. SrlZlng
field glass be gaz"d long at the vision
"By George, those are fne lrgs!' exclaimed
our amorOus Lieutenant
"Mke," be continued turning to son OF
Erin. ago and follow that girl, aud see DOW sue
looks, and where she goes'
Mike, glad TO get an excuse TO leave the camp
lines, of course made no objection, and the Lieu
tenant passing him through the guard, be set out
on his mission. lie made the best OF MS excuse,
and was absent for some three bours wbll" all
the time our Lieutenant was in u torturlng state
Of anxiety. So Immediately upon MIKE s re-eh'
tering camp be was accOsted by our FIRST
"Well, Mike"
" wen, sur"
"Was she bandsOmeW
"That's matter of taste, sure, as the old
wom-"
What kind of eyes, Mike"
Black, sur black aud Big"
"Ah that is good am fond OF large, black
eyes" remarked our model Lieutenant.
" Sure then, can give yees two, as nateiy as
any other man !"
"Ccrlainly. certainly, Mike-a good joke-but
her teeth, MikeY'
=" Like pearls, your honor"
Excellent excellent"
An lips blooming like rose" continued
Mike.
Superb! and her nose, MikeW
"Aquilne, sur aquiine reversed"
"Ab, | don't quite understand but never
mind /; and her hair, Mike !"
Dark, sur dark aud waivy.'
"GoOd again aud her age !"
"Well, sur, s0mewh-re nigh unto twenty.
Where did the little dnrliUg go, my bOy?'
Right b yant the meadow, in u frame house,
sur"
"All right, Mike. am delighted. Mike,
take something to drink here Is some OF my
best old Bourbon. and only my friends taste that
whisky"
"Thank yees here's to your honor's new
sweetheart. May yees become better acquainL
ed"
Never fear that, Michael, my boy. Was she
q brunette?"
mo, sir she ,cds a mayer, sure" said Nike,
coOlly, as he drained the bottle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

BRAGG.-Tbe Louisville Journal, speaking of
this rebel General says, October 3lst;
No one here has seemed to know where Gen
Bragg when he left Kentucky, intended going.
There have been various speculatons and con
lectures In regard to his intentions, expressed
more or less confdentially. A dispatch from the
East, says "here is no doubt he is Fastening TO The
relief of Lee." Certainly it seems probable that
he may actually be doing this. And the proba-
biity appears well calculated to create some
anxiety.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

EDIToRs' CoNvENTIoN.-The editor Of the Au-
burn Union .Adpocate discourages the idea OF
calling an Editors Convention but says II
the affair comes off we may possibly borrow a
couple of revOlvers, a pair OF derringers and a
sword-cane, make our will and attend. But we
really don't see the use of trihng with human
life in that deliberate way" This editor evil
IDENTIFY has very mean opinion Of bis cotempo-
raries.-dppedi
That's about what one might expect from Mr..
Bull. Well venture that no one of the fraterni-
ty would attack him with any more formidable
weapon than boot toe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29
INDIAN MAssAcRE.--We fnd the following in
the Bees San Francisco dispatch of the 18th

INDIAN MAssAoRE.--We fnd the following in
the Bees San Francisco dispatch of the 18th
On the 9Th of July last, party Of nine men
started from the Pine Alto mines. in Arizona TO
go to California. When they had reached within
two miles of Apache Pass, about l20 or l30 miles
from the mines, they attacked by the Apa.
che Indians and all murdered not one being left
When the bodies found by Gen. Carleon's
command, there were evidencrs that one Of The
unfortunate victims had been burned at the stake
aud probably suffered all the iortures Of having
been roasted alive. The massacre is supposed 10
have taken place on the 18th Of july, aud the re-
mains were found as stated and buried on Sun.
day the 9th Of The same month The following
was ascertained to be the names of the victims
Thomas Buchanan of Pennsylvania, William Al
len of Illinois, Conrad Stark OF Ohio, VIM. Smith
of Pennsy lvania, David Barry of Iowa, James
Barnes, an lrishman, of Wisconsin,, and James
Ferguson, an Englshman. There were two Mex
leans from Meslla, whose names were not dsCov-
cred.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
,e Medicn, aud s.rxicni In.,itu,e Of

RI- The Medical aud surgicni Insiitute of
DR. L. j. CzAPKAY is already secured in position which
places it, well its proprietor 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 and they occupy with
others equally lofty position in the profession Rcord
is illusri0us example shining light among the phil
osophca stars of his in Europe and Dr Czapkay has
fully equaled him in this country proof of which,
the Philadelphia College of Medicine cOmplmented him
with Diploma and the honorary ad eundem degree. Sc
Letting this his field of operation although qualified
graduate of the University of Pesth and late Chief Sur
of the Hungarian Revolutionary Army for
tended labos Dr. T. j. Czapkay has bent his earnest
tenOn to the of chronic ana private diseases, in
which he has become great expert that he is
regarded the in this branch of his profession
throughout the United States, and his portrait and bog
phy published matter of interest to their readers
in the most exclusive journals The Doctors offices
at his Medical and Surgical Institute Sacramento ST
corner of edesdo nearly opposite the building of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
Hs- We ask particular attent ton of readers the
certificates Of remarkable cures in another column
of this paper 3s.3m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

The gallant Col Mcleod Murphy, an active
and influential Democrat, recently member of
the State Senate from this city, shames the Sey.
mOur Submissonists by The manly utterance of
his sentiments =" am War Democrat. | have
already pledged, and pledge anew, my life, my
fortune and my sacred honor to assist the Govern
ment in its Constitutional endeavors to suppress
ibis most unbOy rebelion.n-N. Y. Tribune.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

"REMINISCENCES OF THE DEAD.-Since onr last
number containing "A brief notice of the death of
the talented and distinguished vocalist, Madam
Anna Bishop, we have been Informed by a friend
of an incident in the career Of the deceased
which deserves TO lie mentioned to the credit OF
the memory of one who was eminenlly an accom-
plished artist and an honorable, high minded lady
Her career in California, though brilliant one
so far as professional success is concerned was
complete pecuniary failure, aud she became re-
ducrd to the very extremity OF want. gentle
man of this city called on her in one OF her
darkest hours and found her aud her faithful
female servant who bad cung to her with alfrc
tionate devOtcdnpss through all unvarying for
tunes, dining off crust of dry bread aud glass
of water. such being the only fare her poverty
permitted permitted her to indulge in. The
friend relieved her mediate wants, and often af-
trrwards assisted in driving the wolf from the
door. When Madam Bishop left California she
settled with every creditor, giving her note at
nine months for all liabilities she was otherwise
unable 10 liquidate, and when success once more
dawned upon her elsewhere she regularly trans
mittrd the proceeds of her labor To her agent IN
th city for the payment OF the notes thus given
untH nearly every dollar was paid when mslor
tune again overlook her and the pay ments were
for the time suspended.-S. s. f. Morning CM
MADAME BIsH0P.-The report that Madame
Anna Bishop was burnt to death at Milwaukee
turns out mistake. The Milwaukee Wisconsin,
in correcting the mistake. says
The Mrs Bishop who thus met her death was
not the cantatrce, but the wife Of the landlord
of the City Hotel at ST. Paul
So the above very pretty notice goes for moth
ing But as il was in type we concluded to give
her the benefit of it,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

VERY Much AL1KE.-An Irishman in Rhode
Island was about marrying a girl who had a
pretty sum of money. Now, the priest hear
ing Of this desired piece of this money, and
he told the bridegroom be would charge him
twenty five dollars for performing the marriage
ceremony.
It's rather high, your reverence" said the
latter.
"Tben I'll not marry you," replied the priest.
"Very WELL your reverence I'll go 10 some
other priest"
"Ill excommunicate you"
al can go TO another church."
"Then I'll not let the girl have you"
"There's plenty others, your reverence, and
I've been thinking, your reverence, that the
churces and girls are very much alike-if one
won't have ye, another will"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

brigham YoUNG adverlises that he is ready TO
receive subscriptions TO the stock OF the Union
Pacific Railroad and the Salt Lake .Neses lends
Its nhuence to the greatest enterprise Of the
~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

Col. FORNEY intends TO start a new paper in
Washington styled the Daily Chronicle. His Press
Of Philadelphia, has been strong, unwavering
supporter OF the whole war policy OF the Govern
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

Gen. Burnside was born at Liberty, Union
country, Indiana. The Bulletin thinks :" the
Omens are good"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE 9TH
| Judicial District, of the State of California,
in and for the county Of Trinity;
JOHN j. MOORE, plaintiff. VS.. MORRIS o..
NEIL, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of the 9Th
Judicial District of the State of California
in and for the county of Trinity, and the
complaint filed in said county of Trinity, in
the Office of the Clerk OF said District Court
The Ppopie ofHe State IF California, 10 MORRIS
O'NEiL, Greefng:
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP
i pear In an action hronght against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District Court of
the Ninth Judicial District of the State of Cali
forna, in aud for the county OF Trinity, and to
answer the complaint filed therein, Ia copy of
which accompanies this summons) within ten
days, (eXclusivp of the day of sprvicpO after the
service on you of this summ0ns-if served within
this county or, if served ont of this county,
hnt within this Judicial District, within twenty
davs ar, il served ont of said District, then
within forty days-or Judgment hy default will
he taken against you according to the prayer OF
said complaint.
The said action is brought to dissolve CO.
partnership existing between plaintiff and de-
fendant, aud that an account be taken of all aud
every of said copartnership transactions. aud
also an account of the money received aud paid
in respect thereto, aud that the interest of said
drfndant in certain property mentioned in plain
tiffs complaint may he sold by an order of this
Court to satisfy any claim thai may he found
due this plaintiff on accnnnt of partnership hu,i-
ness costs of suit, &C.. all Of which is fully set
forth in the complaint, copy of which accom-
panies this summons.
Aud yOn ARE hereby notified that if you fail to
apprar and answer the said complaint as above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
District Court nf the 9fh Judicial District
of the State nf California, in aud for the
lLs.l county of Trinity. this 10Th day OF Octo
ber. in the year of 0ur Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty two.
NJ f. GRIFFIN, Clerk
1t is ordered by the Hon. e. J. Curtis county
Judge, that service Of the summons in the above
entitled cause be made upon Morris O'Neil by
publication of tn" same in the Trinity JOURNAL,
II newspaper published at Weaverville, in Trinity
county, tar the period of three months.
Witness, Hon. Il. j. CURTIS, County Judge.
Attest, NJ. #. GRIFFIN Clerk
Chadhouroe & Howe, plffs att'ys. Al.
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Might School

COMMENCES ON MONDAY EVENING
~ Nov. Sd, at u o'clock, at The Collegiate In
slitute on Court street. II. DESTY
WeayerYille, Oct 80, 1862. AZ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

The Constitution took one hundred and seventy.
i've passengers and Sl,S55,5S6 on the 2lst.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

A VOICE FROM THE ARMY.-A Douglas Demo
crat, in the One Hundred and Fourth Illinois,
writes home to La Sale county, an Indignant let
ter concerning the action Of his old political
associates. He says:
There are not forty men our regiment opposed
to the Presidents policy and will say further,
that if The La Sale county seccssiUnists were
here now, they would be tarred aud teathered in
three minutes. You have no idea Of the change
salt pork, hard crackers, burnt coffee, and long
marches have made in the political opinions of
your La Sale county soldiers. They would
make an Abolitonist Of the most invelerate
Democrat that ever lived.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

GEN. SIGEL SPEAKs.-This gallant officer in a
letter to New York committee, and dated Oct.
22d says:
"This Republic is in danger, and cannot be
saved by those who sympathize with the rebellion,
who contemplate dsgraceiul compromises, or
who aim at the establishment of slave empire.
Peace cannot exist while two antagonistic prin-
ciples govern in this land. Therefore, every
Republican aud patriot should stand to the oolors
which honor and protect him, aud should vote for
those candidates only who are tried like WadS-
worth who are the most earnestly devoted to the
vigorous prosecution OF the war; aud are in favor
of such means as will permanently introduce
liberty into the South"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

CERTTFIcATE-l, the undersigned, Governor OF
Hungary, do hereby testify, that DR.. L. j. Cap
Kay has served during the contest for Hungarian
liberty as Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian Ar
my with faithful perseverance. Whereof have
given hm this certificate, and do recommend him
10 the sympathy, attention, and protection of all
those who are capable OF approaching patriotic
self sacrifice aud undeserved misfortune.
kosSUrH LAJ0s, Governor of Hungary,
Washington City, Jan, 9th. 1882, 1918,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29
TRINITY CHAPTER,

an>es No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS: meet
yX& on the second and Fourth Tutsday ~
~ each month, at the Masonic Hall, III
Weaverville.
ly6. JNo. c. BURcH, Secretary
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

THE FOLLOWING LETTER, which emphalicaly
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.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan II. 1859.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

DIR. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and
Surgical Institute is on SaCRAMENT0 ST, beIow
Montgomery, opposit" the Pacific Mail Steamship
Companys Office, San Francisco. The Doctor
otfors free consultations. and asks no remunrra-
tion unless he effects cure. Office hours from
a. IN. to pm.
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Summons! t!

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE 9TH
| Judicial District, of the State of California,
in and for the county Of Trinity;
JOHN j. MOORE, plaintiff. VS.. MORRIS o..
NEIL, defendant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30

no 49,
ITNirfD STATES oF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
~ DIANA, ~
W0srAs. libel q inf-rna,ion has been filed ln The
District Court 81 The United states, within and fof tho
scvcnth Circuit and District - Indiana. The f1fh
day 81 December, i.f3. ~ John Hanna. Es. Attorney
OF the United States. Tor the district Of indana. against
the described credits and effects II hufT Y.
Noland to-wt One froni,eory Note dated January 81
1853, due October ison. with ineresl from asfr Coz
sls thousand dollar, zee oool aid note given bf one
james "a Crigon 90 David O. ko.~. Ia eon-idefaion q
oefian real estate IN isporte county. Indians, AID BY
saii Rose assigned and transferred b said burr r. Mo-
land, for v"lston q the powers f Of Congress
approved July ". lso2 ened AN act suppress IN
surrecton. punish treason and rebellion. and
toifscale The property " rebels aud ~ olhi puf.
pos~s and praying ptces against aid note. and that
the may be condemned and ss'd enelnies prop
vIty,
Now. therefore. in q the under the
seal of sad court. directed and delivered dc here
by glse pahiic notice 10 all perouf claiming said note
~ any pafihcfcu OI m any manner Interested therein,
that they be and appear before 81
the United States 60 be held the city II ndisnapuis
IN and of The District u Indiana the third Nondsy u
May neat. az o'clock a. the of that day.
then and there intero~e their claims. and MAX
their allegations IN that hehalf
h. q. ROSr. q. - Marshsl.
Per T. - niGfLow, Deputy
JonS n. Rts. Clerk. dsciI-dist
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no. 1874
LIMITED NrATGN o. AMEnaCA. DlS.

~
wssnxAs, 4 libel q information has been filed IN the
District Court ~ the United States within and Cor the
seventh Circuit and District Of indiana on the l2tb day
81 December lsG2. by John Hanna Esq. Attorney for
The United States for the District q Indiana against the
following described cr-dts aud effects one harr r. No
land 10 wit; one Promissory Note for the IL six
thousand lsG0vO) dollars. dated January Al ISIS. due
October L. 1855 with interest from date, said gwen
by one James VI. Creighton David G. Rose In conSrra-
ton OF certain real estate In Laporte county Indiana and
by laid Rose assigned and transferred y.
land for Violation Of the powers of Congress-
prosedJuly IL 1852 entitled An ppre
uon TO punish treason aud rebellion
the property Of rebels and for other pnrposes praying
process against said ioe and that the same may be con-
demned and sold as enemies property.
Now, therefore In pursuance a the monton under the
seal Of said Court 20 directed and delivered DO here
by give public notice 60 all persons claiming aid note
or any part thereof. IN any Interested therein
thst they be aud appear before the said District Court
Of the United States TO be held AZ the city q Ind anap
lis in and for the District Of Indiana the third Monday
81 May next n 10 o'clock Of the forenoon ~ that dew
then and there nterpose their claims and male their
allegations In that behalf
ID GANrASD ROSE, q. s NJ
ny L. :. BIoELow. DEPUTY.
Attest !oHS w. krA, Clerk dscl5-dlS
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ysrnish, rnsi, vholJ q N psr of gum eopsi. p<r
Do, msde ~ other gums sa1tsnuef pFTcL
Vegetable ols - gallon 9ccnis-
NsTeseeie puinoasry ssi>sna ssHze - ~rsarri-
veunifoge, same as "Dentifcs"
Wsrehousc entry, a. castaan hoas~s. not sxcssd-
ting one dollar IN value. stamp dusy 1.ccuts-
Do do, exceeding one dollar, And no' exceeding
tvs dollars 81 o-uts-
20. do. exceeding Eve dollars I'm w.iss
wsreho1ss rcceiPts. stanap duiy e ceats-
Whisky. per gaIon 20 oenix
Do. rectined, e. pay an ststlorsi dufv.
Wholesale dealers, under whish term 4 inrfnfef
every pcrson who's business accnpsfionis
90 sell or Offer % seii. gra<~ries-sr any goods.
tnrrcha fitse. - fore n a domestic
pro.iaciion - more than ous orir~lal pack
age piece ZINE, 10 the pur-
chassr. not inciudtng wine. spirtaous or malt
LIQUOR for each ieruse % %
Wholesale De aicrs D, lqaors q every descrfp-
tiea. includng distilled sflrits. fsrlncnt~d u
quors AMI wines II az kiud- lper~ons ether
than ti-iillsrs. Who eel "a o1ef for sale sny
snch nquors iu quantliie. % more than slrcs
gallons a enc uuls g tie sauie purchaser, ere
tncludcdl for esch license Ice 90
Willow, Manufactures a - psrct
Vine made Of Era-es. 80 ealioa ceutA
Nthra~a cntfy. q. custom house. stamp duty 50 cents
Wood, manufactures Of. n ut othefwfss pro-
vded Tor sreFet
Moci screws Ia eta
Wool, manufactures o. a,herwse feci6ed per
Morsied Manufacturers Il otherwise specified ~r c.
\ Worm iozenges. same as "iicntifrce."
Wnt stamp duty 90 cents
znc manufactures o. not otherwise specified per g.
1 Do, oSyde Of. Per 100 pounds - cents
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go. 1867
TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or md.


II NTED sTATEso AMERICA. DISTRICT or IxDI-
~ ASA-sS
Whereas, libel 81 inform alton has been hIed In the
District Court Il the United States within and for the
Seven Circuit and District Of Indiana on the l3t dax az
December. 1884, BY John Hanna ESQ.,. Attorney Of the
United statesfor the District of IDdsna against the fol-
lowing described credits and effects Of one Burr r. No
land to-wt One Promssory Note, dated January ~
1852 due October !. 1864 with from date for
the sum OF six fhoussn. dias 000 said note given
by one James H. cnght 10 David c. Ros In esn,idsra-
ton Of certain real estate IN Lsporse county In
diana. and by said kse assigned trsn-S~rr~d 60
Burr y. Noianf. for the violation Of the powers
OF an act 81 Congress. approved July ~. lss1 entitled
an act 10 suppress nsnecion, 70 punish treason and re-
belon 90 seize ana concse the property of rebels and
for other purPose and praying process against said
note aud that the same may be condemned and sold
as enemies properly.
Vow therefore, ga pursuance Of the monitIon under the
seal Of said Court 20 directed and delivered DO h~rp
by give public notice % all persons claiming sssd nose
or any part thereof. or Ia any Interested
therein, that they be and appear before the sac the
District Court of the United States 20 be held a. the city
81 Indianapolis IN and for the District Indiana on the
thri Monday Il May nex'. O'Clock 81 the fore
noon o hat day. then and there nfsrpose their cams
and make their allegations Ia that behalf
u. q. ROSE. u. q. Narsksl.
ny l. q BiakIow. Dspssy
loss H. KKA. Clerk. dscl7-dl<s
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mo lt3.l
TINTED sTATEs OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN.

TINTED sTATrs OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN.
u DIANA, IS:
WHEREAS. libel of information has nied the
District Court of the United States within aud Tor
lac seventh Circuit aud District % indiana am the 18th
day Of Dcccmbcr iss2, by John Hanna, ESQ. Attorney
TOT the United States for the District of Indiana against
the following described credits and effects Of burr a.
holland, to-ws on- rromi,sory Note dated January a.
is5e due October iss2 with Interest from date
sum Of sN thousand tf6ooo) dollars sad note given by
james N Creighton 10 David q. Rose In
Of certain real estate IN iapore county Indiana, aud
ssd Rose assigned and transferred 20 Sad Burr A. Nosnd
for violation Of the Powers 81 81 Congress - July
IL is62. entitled IAN act 20 suppress insurr~con pun
sh treason and rebellion. Ia seize and ooniseste the
property Of rebels aud fa other purposcs and praying
process against said note and that the may be
condemned aud scld n enemies property
Now therefore. In pursuance of the monition under
the seal OF aid court TO directed and delivered do
herebs give public notice to all persons claiming said
note any part thereof IN any Interested
therein that they be and appear before ,he aid District
Court of the United States he held the city
apos IN and for the District Of Indiana. the third Mon
day Of May next, at ten o'clock Of the 81
day. en aud there Ia in;erro-c their claims
thcirn'legations In that behalf
ID. a.. ROSE. a. \. Marshal.
Fer L. =. bsoElow. Deputy.
Attest
JonN II. Rsa, Clerk dccif-diu