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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

"RoME KNow5 no DlsrlNCn0N oN ACCOUNT
OF CmoR.u-The N. Y. 9aJlei, the Catholic
organ, in letter, styled highly important from
Rome" has The following paragraph, which
we trust will call forth proper rebake from the
EIpTesS
On the came steamer with the above named
Bishops were several ccclesiastics from far dis
tant countries one in particular must mention
the Bishop of Senegal, West coast Of Africa,
who brings with him two ullbooded Africans
-negroos-yes, genuine, black negroes, who are
to finish their philosophical aud theological edu-
cation at the College Of the propaganda Rome.
This fact learned from passenger who arrived
by the same steamer Is there a college in New
England, or any part Of the States, that would
allow negro TO study within its walls Rome
knows no distinction on account OF color, be-
tween the children Of Adam. AppcaI
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

TuE Tehama County 5ecesh Convention kicked
the Rhoe Island resolutions out. They don't
stomach them as well as they did two months
ago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
FOEe, $ AIEE =
TMMETDTAT TEL "

NNE OF PIIELAN'S BILLIARD TABLES,
~ with Marble bed aud Patent Combination
Cushions. in good condition viii be sold cheap
for CASH Inquire of FRED. WALTER.
Weaverville Auo. 2 1862 29tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

An IRIsm UNION MAN.--We have been rcques.
ted to publish letter from an Irish Union
man." intended as a reply to an editorial which
recently appeared in the TRINrY Journal, an
inlieXhle Union sheet. Ga close examination Of
the editorial in question, we are unable to dis.
cover the point at which our correspondent is
driving and we believe he is laboring under Il
total msconception of the JoURNAL's meaning --
We take it that our correspondent is in favor OF
keeping up the organization heretofore known as
the {" Union Democratic " in the hope, doubtless,
of establishing some beneficial principle What
There is only one question before the country, az
perhaps he very well knows and that is the pres
servaion or destruction OF this Government. 1t
is not possible for him to believe that there are
loyal men in this State other than the inefficient
handful which last year voted for Mr.. Conness
# that party constituted all the loyal element
that California possesses, then indeed is she in a
bad way. As to the loyalty Of the Irish element
in this State, we have no doubt but that they
possess il TO as great degree as any other class
They are no doubt influenced by the same mpul
ses and prcjudides rs any other people. Yet il
there are grades in the iniquily Of treason, all
must agree that II shows worse, if possible, IN
one Of our adopted citizens than in anybody
else. We have invited them hlthcr, and made
them a part OF this country. But we have not
done so that they might raise hand TO smte
down our country. That was not the object Oi
our welcome, and we are proud TO observe that
they are mainly true to their oaths Of fcalty-
Plainly the Journal makes no charges against
the Irish or any other class Of foreign born cii.
zens aud if our correspondent will rc-rcad the
article of which he complains he will agree with
u.s. Shasta Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

EAsTERN NEWS.
From our Extra OF saturday.l

ST. LOUIS, Aug. IS.
Three companies of the Sd Wisconsin cavalry,
sent from Fort Scott to reinforce the garrison at
Monticello Jasper county, We're fallen upon by
n regiment Of rebels, who completely suetoOeGed
them. The cavalry cut their way through, kill.
ing seventeen Including one Captain aud one
Lieutenant.
Col Guitars force caught Poindexter's gucr-
rilas at Campton's Ferry, on Green river on
Monday. They wounded twelve, killed three
and captured his whole train, one third of his
horses, arms, baggage and all his ammunition.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 10.
The Grenada Appeal of the Sth has dispatch
from Cumberland, saying that II battle was
fought there between Generals Rains and Carter,
ture of the entire Federal force and stores 1t
is stated that 1000 prisoners werc taken. The
same paper says Gen. Buell. is in q very prcca-
rious position, These are rebel reports and must
be taken with many grains of allowance. They
are not credited
The news from below is conflicting, The .4p-
peal states that Breckinridge attacked Baton
Rouge with 5000 troops, but was repulsed. Gen
Clark, of the Confederate troops, was not killed
as at first reported but was seriously wounded.
The Federal General Williams is reported killed.
After lighting three hours the rebels withdrew,
Breckinridge's dispatch says tho attack was re-
newcd, but there is no further mention of the
affair.
The APpeai publishes report of the blowing
up of the ,qI&aasas but is inclined to doubt it,
Reports represent Buell. as having Kirby and
Smith in front aud Gen. Bragg in his rear.
1t is currently stated that Van Dorm and
Breckenridge are combining their forces for an
attack on New Orleans, aud it is intimated that
the blow will not be delayed long, The Federal
feet at New Orleans may perhaps prevent u
result 50 satisfactory to the rebels.
WAsnNGroN, Aug l3,
A long correspondence between Gen Ualleck
and the rebel Gen. Lee is published. Ice in
quires into the fact of the hanging of Mnmiord
at New Orleans aud the Imprisonment Of citizens
of the Confoderacy for refusing to take the oath
of allegiance also regarding lluntsr's arming
slaves in South Carolina, and other mattors-
says retaliation shall not deter this Government
from doing right, according to the rules Of mod
ern warfare. Two communications were return
cd to Lee on account of improper language.
Gov. Andrews, OF Massachusetts, has ordered
negro citizens to be enrolled.
ST. LOUIS, Aug, II,
PoindeXters rout on Grand river on Monday
cleaned ont the guerrillos between North Mis-
souri,, Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad ana
along the Missouri river, unless Qpanterel has
recrosscd the river into Clay county,
NASHVILLE, Aug, 13.
Col. Miller, commanding this post, left for
Gallatin last night with two regiments aud sur
prised part Of Morgan's force, killing six, in
Guiding three officers. No loss our side.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

OPFosE IF.--Among the signatures to the San
Francisco Democratic address, which Fepudiatea
yenson, the candidate for Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction who the secessionsts say they can
consistently support, D. D. Cotton, Of " Colton's
Own" committee, Eugene Casserly and Sam.
Brannan.
New LNE OF SrEAMERs-Ross, Dempster Il
Co., San Francisco advertise that the Nicaragua
T1ylor will be dispatched October 2lst, for San
Juan del Sur, to connect with the Ameica on
the other side.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

A FRENcuwOMAN named Iluot, who has reach,
cd the extraordinary age Of 06 years, was re.
Gently much improved ia health by getting
knocked down by a cart ia the streets Of Pari,
Whereas she was previously quite weak anh
inirm the strong nervous shock has so revived
her faculties that she is now exceedingly vigoy
Gus, and as one Of the French papers says, "it is
tho't that she may yet live long tIsN ahu
followed most OF the campaig gns Of th ur4I Napo
leon as Il uiuaadiere.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

As thinking that the rich by easy trips,
May go To heaven while the poor and lowly
Must work their passage as they do Ia ships.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-05
TIE FINANCIAL CONDITION or
TIE q. ). TREASURY.
Government Swindlers to be
Called upon to Refund.
THF SUMTER CRUlZING OFF ST,
DONINGO.
Important from California.
Movements about Msnassas.
FORENOON DISPATCHES.
From Washtngton.

-, AEw YORK, Feb.4.
The Tribune. dispatch states that an order h..
been issued to the commanders Of aiyisions in
Virginia directing all surplus baggage no, os,en-
sibly needed for the troops on the march. ~ n.
sent here and warehouse
Another order has been issued 70 the Suryeo
IN charge Of hospitals in this city, TO send the
convalesceht patients to Anna polls and elsewhere.
and TO have ready as many spare beds q, possible.
The Heratis dispatch ssys that the Secretary
OF the treasury, In a note to Mr. Spaulding, reIa-
tive 10 the Treasury Note bill. states "Imrnedia;e
nearly empty. | have been obliged TO draw for
the last installment Of the November loan SO
soon as II il paid fear that the banks generally,
will refuse to rece ". the U. >. Treasury Notes
lou viii rec the Ie-essity Of urgiLE the bill
through without delay"
The Chairman If the Ways and Mean. Com
mitee viii enieavsr 10 hiring the House - vote
IN tae Treasury bill on Thursday.
From informa ion received from our rcou.ing
parties, and from other sources, IL il believed tha
large bodies OF rebel troops have been, within q
few days, transferred by railroad from Manassas
relying upon the utter inability Of the Federal
army to move against them, on account OF the i'm
passable condition Of the roads.
The Words dispatch says that rumor is given
and the nalres Of partie. distinctly stated, that
orders have gone forward to Marshal Murry and
District Attorney Smith, 10 compel parties who
sold or chartered improper vessels 10 the War
Department for the Burnside expedition to re urn
the sums received or 90 to prison. A firm in New
! ork known to have been violently secession long
after tho fall Of Sumter, will, it is stated, be the
frs. called upon. 1t was regarded ms very strange
that this Ern should have been employed
Treachery as well IS fraud 10 suspected in the l,-
ting out Of the Burnside expedition, and those
who have sworn to falseho9d in respect to the
trat Of the vessels, will be compelled 10 refund.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-05
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
.x.iT CONGRESS- FIRST SESSION

" A'TiNGT0S. Feb. 4.
i0CsE Mr. Morrill, of VT said this .leasnra
was osisinate4 by Mr.. spsulding, ard yasA meas
urc o. necessity. iie die not think hos,itie-
worll be 0 I suca long Continuance, for with the
melting of tho saow AMI ice our army could rush
wards the Gulf, TO crash out the rebels. lf
men 81 the last will OILY ak tor an opportunity
to leave oT epi,he's and try what virtue there Is
IN steel, he had fear of the result. We can
close tae war By the seth Of July next as well as
in 80 years, and thereby economic blood as well
a. Treasure I'll this psier moIey is-a neas-
urc. II il 80. wagei acains, the enemy, who may
give with delight. lie would as zoos provide
Chinese wooden guns fer the army u paper mcncy.
" hat sc most need is money.
Ir. Dis rIil spoke at length against ~ auiiiag's
bill. lie ald hot eiJcct to aper Issue to limited
extca', but wished 10 establish bounds for il. la
ailudng to the state Of tue war Q said that Gen.
Mcclellan must harvest his advantages within
the next ninety days, otherwise he viii he ga get
tel gentleman but not as u General.
SENATE -Nr. Pomeroy asked to take up the
resolution oierei yesterday relative 70 the com
IN nd ot the Department of Kansas, DC. calling
On the Secretary Of War for the orders and dirac-
tions ia regard to the supplies for that co nm4id;
whether il is to be commanded BY Gen. Lane;
whether The orders have seen changed since Gen.
Lane left, and whittier the order of Gen. Hunter IS
aceordiBg to the order Of the War Department
Pass d.
Mr Hale novel 10 take up the bill providing
for iIon-elad steamers. Agreed 20.
Mr. Hale proposed TO Withdraw bo.h the amend
mcEts OF the Committee, and asked the Senate 70
make tbs subject the special order for Friday.
WIN n they would hear him (lialc) on the report
OF the Naval Committee, in regard to the Secre-
tary of the Navy. lie soped tho Senate would
pass the b Il as il came from the House.
On motion Of NJ. Hale the report 0: the Naval
Committee on the Secretary OF the Navy was Ia
ken up and made the sp-cisi order for Friday.
The bill to provide iron clad vessels was recon-
mitted 20 the Naval Committee.
Mr. brights case was thcn taken up.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-05
ORIGINAL NOTICE IN FORECLOSURE.
sta:e Iowa. County In District Court.

ORIGINAL NOTICE IN FORECLOSURE.
s'a:s e. i.s,;, i9sa, County In Di.trietcour
John Hornby VS.. George b. Havley, Daniel 8.
Hawley, Jas. d. Rea, Miles Lewis, Jas. Spear,
Vim. Ferriday, Executors Of the estate Of Hell
enc. Ferriday, deceased.
To the above named befen iant.
iou are hereby notified that the petition Of
the above named plaintiff was filed in the Office
Of the Clerk Of the District Court oe Scott coun-
ty, on the nnereenih l9) day OF december, 1861 !,
claiming Of you the m Of <562 5o-lUo with in-
torres. from the ilth day Of April, 1857, the sanse
being the amount dac on certain proynissory
note given by George B. and Daniel S. Iiawley,
payable to the order Of John Hornby. bearing the
asi above date payable four years after date with
interest annually at ~ per cent. said note con
tains q condition, tina. said note is not to be
deemed due until the payment and discharge OF
. certain mortgsge, execnted to secure certain
amount Of the School Fund and the said mort
gage has nov been paid and discharged. Plain
Tiff also claims of you the foreclosure Of certai
mortgage. gwen to secure the said note, and n p-
O the following lands, to-wit: That part Of lot
No. one Il, } in block Efty-four (54,) in the city
Of Davenport, described - follows, viz: lie gin
ing at the south east corner of said lot tn ence
west sixiy-four 64) feet to he south west 0erner
Of said lot thence north eighty e0) feet, thence
east sixty -four 64) feet; thence south eight,
(so) feet to the place Of begin1lDy; And unless
the second day of the next regular term of the
Scott County District Court, 70 be holden on the
FIRST Monday Of February, 1862, default will be
taken and entered against you, and judgment ren-
jersd thereon. And the defendants, James b.
Res, Niles Lewis, James Spear and VIM. Perri-
day, Executors Of the estate Of Helen q. Ferri-
day, deceased, are hereby noti6sl that 10 person
u claim in made agsinst them il The above &C
tion. LANE : SKINNER, III t
Att'ys for PIT By order Of ths Court.
fb9-dlW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-05
DISTRICT COURT.
HON. JOHN DILLON, Judge.
taA II. CLIFFORD, Clerk.
SPECIAL TERM.

HON. JOHN DILLON, Judge
IRA n. CLIFFORD, Clerk.
TUESDAY, Feb.
Court opened at o'clock. A. NJ.
The jury in the case of Follett vs. Schmit
trought in q verdict for Defendant. Juae-
meut -. Hans Born for amount of note.
joy W l.. Cone vs.. James Thorins,on ,ria
by jury. Verdict for Plaintiff iudg.
aeEt on verdict.
1885. Jane Johnson Ts.Wm. Speer, trial by Jury
Plaintiff, IL widow, sues for the recovery
OF 500 damages, for the alleged conver
sion Of certain property by the Deeni
ant as Administrator Of her deceased
husband. The examination Of witness
esi this ease occupied all the after
noon. Shorey for Plaintiff. Lane
Skinner for Defendant.
1850. Jones, Adm nistr3tor, vs. Hoffman, ct als
Trial to Coart. .Iudgmen. for amount
Of note.
5''5. Barrows vs.. Mcneil, ct ais Settled.
6lo3 Tallman vs. Losg, e, ais. Judgment :,
per stipulation.
o2oo. Merwin 4 Co, W. Pumer, ct als. Con
tinuei till June term.
CouIs adjourned at half past elk o'clock. P
IL tine O'Clock to-morrow morning.
The Court appointed Saturday sc the DAY
for taking defaults
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-05

imitation wasso good. and the eagerness Of
Illinois merchants TO get bold 0: Iowa funds
vas 90 great that they went of like hot cak e.,
and In the course Of IN honr or two had shovel
out about eighty dollars Of the trash upon the
unsuepec.ing merchant OF the rural village Of
Princeton. One man, . little sharper than the
rest. saw the joke and had the woman arrested
just az she wss about leaving On The cars for
another field OF labor. She gave her name as
Mrs. MeElroy.,o! Davenport bu. refused TO
make any revelations respecting the matter
declaring che would rot In Jail fret. She had
about Elk hundred dollars Of the stuff with her
-part OF which Was ready for use, and part
just as 1t came from the press. Aperaon who
pays no particular attention to the minute Of
bank note engraving would take it readily.
OLD SETTLERS AssocIATIoS.-At a
meeting OF ,hi. Association. held on the morn.
ing oi the Alb Of February, preparatory to
attending ths flnera! Of Thomas Lindsay, one
OF their number, the following resolutions
we're unauiu nu.y adopted
Resolrei That In the death Of Mr. Thomas
Lindsay, this Association has lost one Of lie
most worthy members Thst W hie We mourn
the loss OF the aged and nfirm of our number
who have fallen during the past year We ar.
Low called TO pay the last sad rites Of burial
to one in the prime Of manhood ; one who by
his many virtues, his aniAble de- portmen, and
bis charities had drawn around him many
friends, and Won the respect and confidence
Of all who Knew him. lie was one Of the
boys who entered the first Catholic school in
this city, and WIS the first boy that Father
Pelamorgeus ever taught TO sers e at the altar
Mid In Ll. disposition. temperate in bis habits,
be had always msintained a good christian
standing in the Catholic church, u which he
belonged.
Resotrtd. That we tender to his atfl cted
family ard friends our sympathies and con.
dolence, and that a copy Of these resolutions
be Transmitted 10 the widow OF the deceased
W. BAERows, President.
D. p Mckows, Sec'y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-05

PRRsoSAL.-Gen. Baker arrived In
town last night on the Western train. He re
csived information by telegraph on Monday
evening, that his wife wac sick, and left De:
Moines in time to make the connection al
Brooklyn, and took private CONVEYANCE fol
Clinton last evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-05
CouSrER Fits OF Iowa MoNE,

COUNTER Fits OF Iowa MoNEY.
Yesterday morning We we're shown by H. W.
Mitchell. couple Of specimens Of counter.
feit fivs dollar bills on the Osk aloosa Branch
OF the State Bank Of Iowa. The bils were fire.
autographed In very superior style, and then
put through the "oiling" operations, which
gives them more honest sud substantial ap-
ps.raaes. Mr.. Mitch ell says that at Princeton,
Ill, coe day last week, Q woman stopoed and
commenced systematic attack on the stores
-buJios as each soms tribe worth dollar or
less. and payias in bogss Iowa fsss-reeeiv-
ing bssk In change good money, Of eourss. The
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-05
New ORR Market.

NKw YoKg, February 4
Market frm and unchanged. sj.55,G5.h5 Su-
per State S5oo.e5..5 Extra State; S555 y > -
Western; 50 s 0s5.aJ Common u medium ezra
Western $5.95dG o. Shipping brands and Extra
Il. ii. y.
Rye FLOUR STEADY, S3.5o0425.
HEEAT.- Market quiet. 81 % in store for Mil
waukee CLUB 81 ~ 4 nber Jersey.
kYE.-Firm at s2T lie.
BAILEY Scarcely 50 firm.
CogS.--Market shade frne-. ftG66c mixed
Western.
UATs.-Quiet.
PoES.-stcajy. sl2oO@lSo0 mess; ss9s5'
@9.so prime.
REEF.-Stea1y.
CTR NEArs-Unchanged
LAKD.-Fair dem and. Sales $50 lbl- at 7L@
eac.
BurTER.-:Sel!ing a, ll@l5 for Ohio; lt@2ec
State.
CHsEsE.-Steady at 5L67i5.
H.sKY.-Aaiket nominal at %.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-05
From st. Louis.

1T. LOUIS, FeD ..
Two thousand people attended the sale Ct the
secesh property to-day. and there was much com
pe.itio. for trophies .! the seizures.
A teamster belonging to CO.. Jeff c. Davis
brigaie, who came down last nj ght on the Pacii,
Railroa trings ncws from thar command up 10
Friday night. II had progressed 10 about eight
miles south Of Versailles the Big Ttavers, and
was almost hope.ess!y stuck in the mud. The
roads were in fearful condition. AMI the baggage
wagons strung along the route tUr miles.
The brigade is destined for Lebanc q.
Madison Muller, late captain IN Bans regi
men', has been srpointei Colonel u the lSih Mis-
souri, regiment.
All the good. sei7ti from the possession of as
sessed seees.i nists were sold to day, realizing a
large sum. Norc Ct the property was bought in
BY late owners, except library taken from u. IA
Armstrong.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-05

LEeIsLA11vE JAcK-KSvss.-The Des
xoinss correspondent Of the Muscatine journal
Who writes over ~" eays We stated that the
members voted themselves knives aud silver
pencil cases. and goes on to deny the assertion
and to ststs that these articles were reckoned
IN With the stationery. Nov. II" tells what
is not true. He never saw Any such statement
in the DRxccaAr AND News II he will fiod
any thisg Of the sort, We shall feel in duty
bound to confess. what ve eannet BOZ believe,
that be 10 uaa Of truth-on The knife ques-
coa. We said that leach member wss pre
ssnted viii silver psseil. sosr-bladsd jack
kn.vs'. ETC.. bot essh,sg Ghost ~ msmbers
voting then - thoneclvea F-Q 80.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-05
From New York.

NEW ioRk, Feb s.
The Northern Light from Aspinwsll, Dece mber
18th, arrived here this morning.
Panama dates Of The 24th Of December state
that the CyInne If at Panama, and tho Lancaster
had sailed for san Francisco. business dull owing
to trouble in the il tefitr.
The British steamer from ~. Thomas states
that the Sumter was seen by the steamer from
Havana cruizing close TO St. Domingo.
The Pauama X. Co's steamship p Columbus.
lost at Point ReKeders, had a cargo valued at q
million and halt dollars, mostly English goods.
Her passengers 60 to New York per the Northern
Light.
Heavy rains at Costa Rica caused much damage
10 the coffee crop. Large sh pments of wheat and
four we're going forward to Europe.
United States Minister Robinson was formally
received by Il te Peruvian authorities on the 10th
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-05
From Fort Monroe.

Fl. MONROE, Feb. ).
The Chippewa left the blockade of Wilmington
on Thur.dsy and arrived here this morning she
reports that every thing was quiet wher she LEFT.
The Chippexa encountered a westerly gale during
the whole voyage. She passed close 70 Hatieras
Inlet and saw . large feet Of vessels inside NJ
anchor.
The Constitution IL still here AID will sail -
soon ~ possible.
A flag u truce went to Craney lsland thi.P. NJ.
hat haA Lot retumed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-05

RuSAwAY.-The team which hauls
barrels to Barrows' mills started for run yes.
terdsy evening on Front street, and in so do
lag frightened a gang Of dray horses and aw ay
they ecattsred At full speed in all directions.
making the barrels and dray pins fly 10 lively
style. Nobody hurt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-05
Davenport Lumber. Market.

W. F. ROSS, AGENT.
THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
Or New YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, OsE MILLION DoLLARs.
TIE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
CHARrEREB A. D., 1910,
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
OFFIcE-MHTROPeLITAN BCILpiNG, DAyEsroRr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-05

ACCIDENT.-As the Eastern train was
coming 10 last evening, The parallel rods on
the locomotive we're broken. which caused .
short delay. No great damage wss done.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-05

The city tax sale is progressing finely
and will continue several days. The chances
for sceuuulatiug property through this chan.
ne! 10 excellent.