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ARMsgsoNe-At Gresnw ich, Conn, on Tuesday. July
%, JAMES H. son OF Catharne t. and the late George
Armstrong, In the 2bth year o. his age.
ALsxANpER--on Wednesday, July Is, NARY ALsxASpxR,
daughter of Robert aud Ellen Alexander, agod year
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence OF her
parents 6I7 Tenth avenues this (ihursdsy) afternoon,
~ one O'Clock.
BEssKrl.-In brooklyn, L. n. on Tuesday, July 90
Mrs JuLA ANN BENNETT, aged ~ years
The funeral viii take place at the residence OF hor
brother Nh Georgs Hustled, No Ia South iourth
street. this Thursday afternoon, at two O'Clock The
friends OF the family respectfully invited 10 attend
CAwoop.--Suddcny, at her residence Tuesday July
- BEATA, widow of the late Thomas Cawood, OF North
Allerton. England, aged o. years
The relatives and friends the family respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral from the residence Of her
brother Geo. johnson. No. So West Twenty nth street,
this Thursday afternoon az two O'Clock without further
invitation her remains will DO tafcn TO Greenwood for
interment.
CrARK.-on tuesday morning, Jaly q. after painful
illness CAruARISE beloved wife Of Alexander Clark, IA
the 35th year OF her age.
The friends Of the family those or her brothers. Pa
trick r. and James J. Clark respectfully invited 20 a.
residence 3l9 Eighth street Her will BIO taken 70
S. Bridget church, corner ~ avenue aud Eighth
street. at ten o'clock where nolcnn requiem mass III
be offered up the repose OF her soul and from thence
TO St. Peters Cemetery New, Jersey, for intcrment.
CAaR--Suddenly, on wo&nesday, July %, Sergeant
CHARLES U. CARR Fifth regiment New York Vohntcers,
The friends and relatives Of tho family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence OF his
ternoon, At two O'Clock
Orange county and New Hampshire papers please COPY.
CoLLSs.-On Tuesday, July ~. or consumption, NOR
GAN COLLINS, aged 81 years
The friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
10 attend funeral from his late residence TAT Second
avenue, this Thursday AFTERNOON, al two O'Clock.
\ CoogE.-on II the group Of tho Koosa Morris
Islands, Fast Indies, on Friday February II Of dyssp
terry Captain CRARLE HuMtgHEy COOKE, aged ~ years
/ Hartford (Copn) papers please cory.
CURRY --0G Wednesday, July %, TIxcruy JoHS, tn
beloved Of Peter and Ellen Curry, aged years,
i months and IL days.
The friends OF the family, and those Of his brother
law Cornelius Morgan respectfully inv tied TO after
the funeral from the residence OF his parents ia Ia
1 twenty eighth street, on Friday afternoon, at "
| O'Clock
CoLIss-On Tuesday, July 70, afsr long and tedior
illness, which he bore with Christian fortituds
sgnatou MORGAN GoLmSs In tina 5lst year Of his age
The frjsuhe and aequantancSs Of the family are r
spcctfully invited TO attend We funeral from his la
residence, TAT Second aven this )rhursday) afernoo
| Cemetery FOR interment.l
J ozmrRaxqs wsdhyday. July %, after short u
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GnIJcK-SuFRDAS Tuesday, July %, by the Rev.
W. H. Lourey Mr.. In MAS GnIhK 20 Miss ELLEN slsti
DAN, NTH daughter DR.. Sheridan, all OF this city
EIiEa-KtIsyv On Tuesday, July %, at Greenpoint,
Z. L. by the Rev G. Tslmage. Mr.. LpwAsD kIiEu TO Hiss
SARAH NJ. KELSEY.
the Rev. Dr Burchard WILLIAM u. LoRToN to MARY w.
daughter of William Il. Briggs, Esq, all of this city.
PArrsN-Mlr, itELI.-on Monday morning, July !, by
tho Rev. j. o. Hasany WV. r. pArrss OF this city, 70
EMMA FRANCES, youngest daughter Of the late Thomas
Mitchell Esq, OF Delaware.
Zsxpr--kmssi;DY.--At Pianfeld, y. j., Thursday
July IL lHADbgrs A. VAN ZAspT Lsq., Of New York, 10
Miss MARY REMEDY
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NEWS FROM GEN. P0PE's ARMY.

Seizure OF Citizens or Frederfcksburg as
Hostages for Captured Union Men
skirmish with the Enemy-our Troops
I'm Pursuit OF the RebeIs-Another
Stringent Order from Gen. Pope, Sc.
WAsHnaros, July %, 1859.
The following despatch IL received from the HERALD
correspondent. At Fredericksburg:-
fREpmucKsBlr s0, July %, 1862
Pursuant to an order or General Poi~ Captain Chand
lsr Of General Kings staff arrested lavs highs four Of
the most influential citizens Of FrederickRsurgNessr
Knox, Barton, Gill ind Dford-to be hsfd hostages
for the release Of certain Union carried on by tbs
rebels last spring. The parties taken from their
beds late at night and sent Washington this moaning,
In charge Of General Kings ad.de camp Cs ain Ben
kard.
There ara now large number OF individuals visiting
their families here furoughs from the rebel army,
and plans are being arranged Tor their capture night
Day before yesterday tho Third Indiana cavalry met
with the enemy several miles from here, the Rich
nond telegraph road, leaving killed six PRISON
srs Two companies OF the Brooklyn Fourteenth and
squadron OF the Harris Light Cavalry pursuit the
enemy.
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DELAWARE, ExsaA Glass 29i--July ~, lso2
8, 2s, IS, 80, "a, 3, SO, 81, Al, a., So, IL, II.
7, "a, 81, "a, Is, IS, 8, 81, GA, q, t5,5.
DgLAwAsx, Extra Glass 29s-Juiy q. ls6x
eS, 20, az 81, o., SO -, =, 3, tlsT 10.
4, 40, 1A,f5l, 81, 10, ~, 81, %. ", ~, 1, So.
oireu'.<s''a' ~ aaar'''inyo ux A. MORRIS 4 CO.,
Wnwingols pSASyn
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oaleial prawlngs OF s1nrray, Eddy q


Ca. 4 Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KESrucEv, EXTRA CLASS 35-Juy -. 1882
70, Al, As, OIL, IL, %, 4, 23, "a, AZ, AZ, 90.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 3t6-.Juiy ., ie63
80, 2, 7, 81, rs, 8, "A, Al, 40, rs, 81, 36, 80.
Circulars sent free OF charge By addressing either
Covington, Ky.. or st. Louis. Mo,
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Beautiful Compile Aion. -Lafrd's Bloom
OF Youth, Liquid PEARL has equal for preserving
wing the complexion an skin Ladies' using this dc
ishtful article Will nave other All cruggists
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mafshs NhUhCWi Ourt Iruss InstttUVCs-
Shoulder Braces Spensory ban isges Abdominal support
ers, Silk Elastic Knee Caps Anklcts SC Corner
broadway ami Ann street, under rnuIn's Museum.
female attend ladies'.
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very worst of Scrofua obstinate Eruption Of the
and old Ulcers No Division street. New York City, since
1894
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CristadOro's Hair Dye, Preservatiy
and Wig depot wholesale and RETAIL No. Aston Hous
The Dye is applied by experienced artists.
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Tru ses.-nlarsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss. Once No. yesay street opposite the church. No
connection with otncr truss oGe Of same name Fe-
male attendant
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yUEDDINa CARDS AND NOTE PApRRs -HxAyrNp
w specimSns and prices ~ J. EvERDELLs, ga nxek4
wsy, o5fnsv 81 Dusas wrsst Es,Atyshsd isA0
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MISCELLANEOUS.

| I S., 50 30 81 AND 81 81. SHOES AND GAITERS-
"A At JONES, 10 and II Aan street Please call
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A LII DISEASES. or THE FEET SKILFULLY AND
~ successfully treated b. Dr. j. BRIGGS. Surgeon Chtr
paas 2i2 broadway.
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Beputf. ul CcMpiexion.-Phalon' SNOW
White Oriental Cream TAM Frecsies 90 and rre
and boa ues the oompexin. For sale BY ali drus
piata
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A r GTMBREDES, a. ALBUMS (FIFTY PICTURES
"a retstled .; 81 Wedding Cards. Note Paper. Mono
in rci LAsle
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nEAFNESS CrREp-READ TUE FOLLOWING.
H. from distinguished merchant In our city. II speaks
rxw YonK, July ts is02.
This certies hat my mother las been for some time
afflicted with partial deafness suffering from pain and rum
bling noises head together win other tnica
1ors OF total css OF Nearing Or yoN EfsENREKG re-
noved FROM her great quantity OF ratter together
with blood relieving her and all
without pain. u Is with grasip thanks hst give this
'' CARROLL j. POST ~ south street
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Captain ). @. steacy, Assistant Quartormsster Of
Volunteers, relieved from duty with the Army OF Viz
sna been ordered report for duty MAJOR Gene
raj Wool.
Bgadsr General Gilmore is ordered to report TO Major
General Mcclellan.
Surgeon Halnes assigned 70 duty in tho Army of the
Potomac.
nv direction OF the President the Board to retire dis
Ssbed army officers pursuance of heact Of Congress Of
August last, will assemble at Washington on the 2sh
inst The Board will consist Of Brgadier General Philip
g. George Cook United states Army; Colonel X. Cray
Of tho Ordnance Department; Lieutenant Colonel H.
Brooks Of the Second artillery; Medical Inspector Cool
sxe, Z and Surgeon l. r, Edwards Major Prince 10 ap
poin.ed Receiver OF the Board.
Tho resignation OF John NJ Wallace, Additional Pay
aastsr, ia accepted by the War Department.
THE NAVY.
Commander Dahigsn has entered upon his duties as
n,sf Of the Bureau Of Ordnsace Captain Hawood, his
SrAscsssor has suonsedod H. We command Of tho wash
oSsos Navt Ysrd.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-1he Best I'm tn,
world harmless and reliable Sold by drug
lists ann everywhere. Factory 81 barclay sree
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

Loss OF THE GOLDEN GATE.--It is again our
painful duty to chronicle another OF those terri
bic disasters at sea, by which nearly two hun
dred persons found watery grave The steam
er Golden Gate was burned to the waters edge
fifteen miles sbove Mauzanilo. in the Pacific
Ocean, Sunday, the 27th day Of July. Full
particulars of the disaster will found in another
column. 1t is feared that the two Morcom bro
thers late Of this place. are among the lost, MS
they left Wcavervile with the intention of sail
ing on the 2lst, and their MONIES do not appear
among the lis, Of saved. Mr.. McMullpu, Who is
repornd d saved. but whose wife aud two children
were lost member Of Assembly from Trinity
county in 1852. MIR. Murphy aud wife, report
saved. nre brolher in law aud sister Of Juo. Mur
ply, Esq, OF Weavcrville.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

RIcuHoND.-A Telegram was received here
on Wednesday evening announcing the evacua-
tion of Richmond by the rebels No confidence
is placed in il, from The fact OF its not having
been confirmed ere this 1t is possible, indeed
probable, that the rebel army may have moved
from The city limits, as a late dispatch announced
that pestilence was feared owing to the nurnbrr
Of sick and wounded being cared for there. The
indications are that Richmond must soon he
evacuated, or tbe Federal army sufrrr disastrous
defeat. The correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Press, on the peninsula, writes in regard to TIE
ineriabte battle which is approaching:
Let the people nerve themselves for this-the
last great battle Of the war: let the hospital.
and nurses be ready for the sick aud wouuded ;
let more surgeons and muses. come down to the
army. and let them come truly, with their hearts
in thrir hands. Send as many male aud female
Barclays down as you eau fnd (and know there
are more whore he came trom.) aud let them
have storebonses full aud repenished just like
biz.
More hospital room should be prepared in the
Northern cities, as within ten or twelve days
ten thousand sick and wounded men will b. sent
north from our great armies ia Virginia. #
Richmond be taken it will be impossible for the
rebels to move back their immense numbers Of
wounded and consequently Uncle Sam may have
70 take charge of ten thousand wounded and
s elk rebels
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

Rook of Nature The evidence OF the
he greatness and goodness OF the supreme huiea @
of e9' 81 ,,inqs read there. Many an hour nave
IT, ICED o. in reading this book. And upon every
ndga and in every line discover traces OF lne
.sp'Tsencth and goodness Of the Beng VINO VIZ j
I'M the sun, moon and stars IN 'ne oIue ny
- ne in the widc dep waters arounu US III
aho cresn grassy earth beneath our iret' III 'ne
s;ncing birds. the laughing brooks and loe ore,ze
,hal mnrmurs midst the branches o1 Tue lO''y
PHI H~ sfopp speaking but wanted 20 near 5
,,1ra Of he opinions Of this strange man. anI
,bererore urged him on by question, ! aSAeu u
Ain, If N, didn't think religion good 'hl9g !.
h'' didn,, believe that the fear Of punishment
arer dealh sometimes deferred men from Tue
commission of criminal acts.
Perhaps" said be-, there may be cases %
that kind You remember Burns says
60 The fear o. DEATHS the hangman's whip,
To bauid the tcrech in order"
and very likely the fear of He'll may sometimes
have the same effect At any rate, remember
| once heard a preacher say, in the pulpit ina,
if he believed as the UnlversaIists do INV al
men will finally get to Heaven, he ~oGId nave
no hesitation in committing any act however
criminal or outrageous that is il j; we're not Ior
the fear Of eternal punishment after deaih, ne
would steal, rob or murder te accomplish DIE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

CANpiDATEs.-The following gentlemen are spo-
ken Of by their respective friends for nomination
before the Union mass Convention to be holden
in Weaverv!lle on Monday next, for The Legisla
ture Geo. Williams, at present one Of the Su-
pervsors Of this county. and man highly es.
teemtd by the people r. A. Faeg. an old and
resp,c Ct citizen of Weavcrvlle +. Bates Esq,
a former Representative from this county, whose
able and judicous services have saved our peo
pie thousands Of dollars NJ. W. Personeue Esq,
OF Douglas City, man well liked here. aud re.
spected throughout the county. All these gen.
tlemen are uucquivocal Union men. without the
offs " aud buts, " and will do TO trust in the
next Legislature.
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NEW YORK HOTEL.
FIR E-P r Q O r!
o1Al5. 1IESSErrsStS 12rres,iJ 2
PRoPNLGfoRs.

49, THIS WELL KNOWN AND rCP
ular Hotel fre-proof and hard dui-. q
throughout situated on Main street, run
door above The Bank Exchange Saloon, is prep3r
cd in every department for be accommodate
of cit.z MS and the tfayeliug puhic.
The Table is supplied with The best Of every
thing the market affords, and the sleeping aput-
ments with double and single Beds.
Board aud lodging by the day or week Pub
lie patronage solicit d. MORRIS q BRADY.
Wcaycrvlle, Aug. ., 1862. S9f.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN thata meeting
IN Of the Stockholders OF the Weaycryill auI
Shasta Wagon Road Company will De held at The
TRINITY JuCRNAL Office. 10 Wcuv,rvile, ol
Monday, sept. Ist, 1862,
for the purpose of elecung five Directors, a Pres
idpnt. Secretary Treasurer aud Superintendent
for the ensuing year. BY order of Board 81 D.
Itctors d. L. GORDON, Secretary.
Weavcryille. Aug. 4, 1852 3ale.
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-,.,T.ov and Heard AT Camp Meeting.

Mn. GorDoy You didn'! 20 to camp meeting Z
went. acknowledge that was led to 60 more
from an idle curiosity, desire to see how such
things are conducted-in California, than from
any better motive.
At home in the " Hoosier " State, would as
soon have thought that Thanksgiving day
might 60 by without roast turkey, as that a
camp-meeting might take place without going to
r.. How carefully. for weeks beforehand used
to board with a miser's care, when boy, the
dimes and quarters that got hold Of for spend
inc money on these occasions And how easily
found chance to invest those little savings
Uer- we're the quarter-sections Of gingerbread,
and ,be nice brown-crusled pies with their never
falling attendants, cider aud beer, and there
were The large ripe apples aud inviting water
melons all waiting to BE- bought and eaten. What
bov ever passed such things, with money in bis
pocket and didn't purchase? know never
did it.. Hence conclude never got back home,
in those days, except as a consistent member Of
B. The Nary Rcd Society" But where am ! get
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

ELECTION OF OFFcERs.-At the regular quar-
terly meeting Of the Weayervile Gymuastc
Club, held on the 7lh inst, the following officers
KrOhn, Vice President A. LOTHIAN, Secretary ;
p. Panlsen, Treasurer c. w. Craig, Collector; /;
Jno. 5. Keuney, LIST Leader Fred. Yomer, I'd
Leader Henry Wick, Sd Leader; T. S Brown,
Doorkeepcr +. Brtten, =. Weise. F, Moduger
Finance Committee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

HIRAM LY0N was killed by Indians near The
Humboldt river on August To- Sacramento Bee
If the lille busy Be won't take offense we will
suggest that the above item would be more cor
rect if ii had read in this wise Hiram Lyon
was killed by Indians on Mad river, humboldt
county, July 10Th Don't you see!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09
FOR SALE.

4 >Ns5-yN THE UNDERSIGNED offers
{iatSA, rsr< for sale his uouse, barn and gar-
fs sfi8E.ni43, den, located on Indian greek in
'--;zS-- tAls couuly, together eiih the
Billiard Table and fixtures connected with The
house. The whole property will be sold cheap,
for cash. G. VI. STRAIION.
Indian Creek, Aug. ., 1862 30l
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

ONE OF TuEM.-The socesh-that is, the "peace
Democrats" of Cousa county have chosen c.
r. Street as one of their delegates to the State
Convention. He has been Advocating peace, p
at any sacrifice, ever since this war commenced,
aud viii have to do SO or leave Colusa county.
His last 4lh of July Grafton sounded very much
like Vaihndinghams last " peace address.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

AN exchange tells Of "a fellow who attended a
4tb Of Jnly celebration and v hen the Declaration
Of Independence being read, said io a compan.
ion: Come, let's leave here, that leler's
making id secession speech"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

SUDDEN DEJHs.--Col. Geo. B. Tingley fen
dead at bis residence in San Francisco on The
morning Of the 81. The same morning Wilde.
of tue MN OI Tu1rait ana fIdu, die ia - I'th-
inc tub
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

HEw STORE A. j. Feller Esq announces to
our readers that be has leased the hitherto
vacant store in Latbrop's building, where be will
keep a constant supply Of fine vegetables and
fruit which bis Oregon Guleb garden is noted
for producing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

WELL ArTENDED.-We learn from one who
was present that some eighty ladies were present
at the hinertvilIe camp meeting last Sunday
IN this connection we refer to the communication
OF j. M in another column
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09
ATTENTION ! TAX PAYERS

VHE ORIGINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL I1R
1 the fiscal year Of lsJ2-'63 having this day
been filed in my Office, notice is hereby given
that there will b. "a meeting Of the BoatI of
Equalization for the purpose Of equaliziug lbe
assessments therein made, at the county Clicks
Office, ia Weaveryille, on
Monday, August 1lth,
1862, at 10 o'clock a. rn, ot which time end
place all persons therein interested are rtqu ST..
cd 60 attend. Said Boatd will continue r. s.s-
soa nutil the business OF EQualizatiou shall have
been disposed Of N. +. GRIFFIN,
Clerk Of Board of Eqmlzatio1
Weavervillr, August s. 1852. 30lv.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

County JAIL--We refer our readers to the
advertisement of the Board of Supervisors, offer
ing premium of fifty dollars tntAe nerson who
Shall ni uigL tbs sI4vut suitable plans and specd
cations for q County Prison building. A new
jail is to be built soon, (cost not to exceed S5O0O
and the Board hold out the above inducement
TO architects in order to have variety Of plans
to select from Any person competing will be
allowed to furnish one or more plans, as be may
zee it, or course persons presenting plans are
not necessarily expected to baye ever boarded at
one Of these institutions. The time is short aud
we hope to. see goodly number Of competitors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

when our forefalhrrs signed the Declaration OF
Independence. they were led to do 20 by no
nob,er incentives than fear? Patriotism, love
of country, natural hatred OF tyranny op.
preston and wrongs. and natural liking OF
justice aud the right, these were the causes by
which they were Influenced.
If a child or woman should by accident fall
from steamer deck into the ocean, would 1t not
b. a noble, generous and good action to leap
into the water and save the unfortunate one
from a watery grg9e2 Aud yet no man would
hesitate to do this. Nor would any one do 1t
through fear of Hell. Believe me-. sir, there are
other. and stronger incentives 10 good minds to
good actions, than fgar'
But | must bring my letter to conclusion,
allowing you, sir, aud tie read rs OF your jour
Nal, II hey wish to know anything more of the
opinions Of This IuGdel. Harvey 70 form his ac-
qu,iutauce, as aid, and get them trom the fonn-
tain head. D. N.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

DRowNED-Jomrs Cole and Robert Stinson
were drowned in the Mokelumne river a few days
SINCE. Cole was from Massachusetts,, Stiusou
from Maine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09
TRINITY JOURNAL.
Patriotic Action.

The Republican Central Committee exhibited
the highest evidence Of patriotism in their action
on Saturday last We call the attention OF all
Union men TO the able and conservative address
issued by the Committee, and published ON our
first page No Union man can read the address
and withhold bis most cordial support, and CO.
opera ton with the movement. In the action Of
The Committee we have the strongest proof Of its
fidelity to the Constitution, well as their sim
cere devotion to the Union cause. Every citizen
in THE county who is really in favor of the Gov
ernmcnt crushing out the foul treason that is
now seeking to divide and destroy our country.
will fall into line and endorse the movement.
Every precinct in the county shonld send its
Union delegates to this Convention, In order
that the whole Union element may be repre-
sented. and present Que unbroken front in the
coming canvass, against the opposing elements,
md the ambiguous " ifs " and " butts" of pre.
tended Cnionism. Let every loyal citizeu rally
ot the primary meeting to be held this, Saturday
evening at Felter's store. in Lathrop's bnilding,
adjoining the Banking House Of Greenhood &
Newbauer.
The Republican Central Committee have wiped
by
in
yy
-.si. e.. The
tA..t l... not
only creditable to The men as members of the
dominent party throughout the Nation, but hon.
orable TO them as patriots who have thrown aside
party and party platforms for The good OF the
country. Let their example be followed 10y the
full CO operation Of the Union Democracy Of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

A SILLY FAtsEuooD.-T Amador Dipatch
" Peace" paper, pays Col. J. D. Stevenson a
high compliment ia late article and winds up
by calling SWEET, the Union candidate, " an abo-
liton school teacher Of San Francisco The
editor well knows that SWEET was Democrat up
to the time of Buchauhu's Administration, which
sicEeard him, as it did thousands of the Demo
cratic party In the eyes Of the Dispatch editor
everybody is en- abolitiouist who does not sympa-
thizt with treason. We have noticed that Tor
some time
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09
IH TLLH S

TJAVING PURCHASED THE BOOKS AND
i i accounts OF A. Greenwald, all persons in
debted to him. or TO The undersi igued, VIII please
settle Immediately, and save costs, as have sold
out to Mr. Henry OVermohle.
WILLIAM KOLB.
Wcavorville, Aug. s. 1862. S0iG
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

NEW CHURcH.-Tbe Catholic citizens Of Ore.
gon Gulch have resolved to build new Church,
and awarded the contract to Mr.. Jas. Gibson, of
this place
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

IAPnovNG.-Mr. Durham, Humboldt mailman,
tells us that be Nj Olmstead on his last trip.
and that be il rapidly recovering from The wounds
received on the tenth Of lasl month
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

RATHER WARM-In Wcavervlle the thermom-
etcr stccd at l0Z9 10 the shade, Cd the lst inst.