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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

WY THE PEACE DEMOCRATS CARRIED New
YoRK The last call for 100000 troops has been
filled principally by volunteers, aud almost every
man of these is either Republican or Union
Administration Democrat, which in New York
State alone has had the effect of withdrawing
from the ballot box more than one hundred
thousand voters at the recent electon.-Mlrgs
Vile 1ppeak.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

DoNGs OF THE GRAND JuRY.-Court of Ses-
vtfefHess. an Indictment
for the murder of Wiley Wicks was found against
James and Frank Daniels. The prisoners will
probably be tried at the December term Of the
District Court. The case of the People VS.. JOS
Marshall, held to answer for assault with intent
to commit bodily harm, was dismissed by the
Grand Jury, and defendants bondsmcn released
tlom further liability. There being no further
business, Court adiourned fog the term.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

INDUSTRIOUS EDToR.-B. p. Avery " does " the
leaders, news paragraphs, aud locals of the
Marysville Appeal, as well as making the miscel-
laneous selections and as ~e need scarcely say
to his readers, furnishes an excellent paper. No
idleness or incompetency about Benjamin, sure.
Grass VALLEY National.
That's fact which every reader of the Appeal
will attest
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15
Total amount received. S2,G76

THE RECORD OF KEY.-Major john j. Key, Of
the staff of General IIallcck, was not long since
dismissed from the service, by President Lincoln,
The cause of this dismissal is thus stated and
placed on record by the President, singedrSy his
own hand
"Major John J. Key-Sir: I am informed
that in answer to the question, Why was not
the rebel army bagged Immediately after the
battle near Sharpsburg" propounded to you by
Major Levi @. Turner, Judge Advocate, etc, you
answered, That is not the game. The object is
that neither army shall get much advantaG" OF
!he other, that both shall be kept in the field till
they were exhausted, when we will make "a CON
promise and save slavery
The President offered him twenty four hours to
prove by the Judge Advocate that he did not
say it, but he could not so prove and President
Liucoln writes
"In my view it is wholly inadmissable for any
gentleman holding military commission from
the United States to utter such sentiments as
Major Key is within proved TO have done. Ther"-
fore let Major John j. Key be forthwith dismissed
from the military service of the United States. "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

THE BIG PAPA gentleman just returned
from Granite creek, North Fork Of John Days
rvor,) informs the Dales MOtnfaince that
claims average Sc and So Il day. 1t will be re
mcmbered that En-. Dunlap and quite a number
of other Triniiarans were on that stream at last
accounts, and expected to winter there. We
guess they will all come home in the spring
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

MILITARY BALL.-The " Halleck Guards" in
tend giving grand Ball during the Holidays
probably on Christmas night. Committees have
arrangements, The Company now numbers for
" men, and new applications are received at ev.
cry meeting. A flagstaff for the Armory, to he
80 feet high, will be raised 10 u few days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

TEMPERANCE BALL.-The first Temperance ball
given in this county for many a year, is announc-
ed by North Star Division, Douglas City, for the
evening OF the Goth. We hope il will be well at
tended Every effort is being made in behalf Of
comfort and enjoyment of guests
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15
ANOTHER REpLY-Mayor Tesehemachar,

ANOTHER REpLY.-Mayor Tcsehemacher, ,oi
San Francisco, received the following dispatch
on the 5th
NEW YORK November 4, 1862
H. F. Teschemaker and James OTIS Gentlemen: Your
bounty oyerpowers Thirty five thousand nine hundred
and Gfty-sx dollars from towns in California One
hundred and thirty thousand sick and wounded Union sol
ders will foego their pains for moment when they learn
making their your own. Let stock
ton SHta Clara each and every contributors their names
not yet known as receive the heartful gratitude Of
navy, army ana country. HENRY W. BELLOWS,
nra.f
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

ARcArA STILL AHEAD.-Noting the donation of
citizens of Eureka, Sierra county. the Democrat
announces that it is So 40 to each voter at the
late election, and wants to know what town has
done better? We answer, Arcaia. Humboldt
county, which polled l57 votes, and has already
contributed S3,l70-oVer $40 to each vote cast
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

MORE DEsrRUCTIoY--We learn from the Times
that the Indians recently burned the house, barn
and stock Of grain of Mr.. Brehmer, on upuer
Mad river. Not satisfied, they dug and car
ried of his potatoes and destroyed his fruit trees
Good place to live, Humboldt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

How THE MURDERER LooKs.-Felipe Herman
dez, who lately murdered the jailor at San Jose,
and for whose arrest $1,000 reward is offered, is
Mexican five feet eight inches high, dak com
pcXion, keen black eyes, and has an Unusual scar
on one hand, caused from knife wound
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

SERVED HIM RGGHT.-A Shasta correspondent
writes that the bogus Democracy OF that place
had jollifcation on Saturday evening, over the
Eastern election returns. One Of the Z" oonstitu
tionals" incautously hurrahed for jeff. Davis too
Justify to please the Union ears of that patriotic
town, and the fellow was saluted from all sides
very suddenly "dry up" and cautiously with
draw from the gay and festive scene. Served
him right! Treason sympathizers should not be
allowed TO insult loyal citizens in such manner.
Union men in the South are not permitted to de-
clare their reverence for the old flag above a
whisper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

THE pirate steamer 1920 so called because
29O British rebel sympathizers subscribed the
funds to build her-has destroyed whaling yes
sells valued at 10000 MarysoiHe .Appea.
At which " constitutional Democrats " in this
latitude chuckle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

An ERRoR.-We last week credited the San
Andreas independent with an article entitled The
Results of the Conflict" The error was not
serious, however, as the article in question was
from the Stockton Indcpendent, which was former
ly the San Andreas paper of that name.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

AUCTION SALE.-W. l.. Collins offers a great
variety of property at auction or private sale,
as purchasers may desire.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

TAKE NoTlcE-That neTt Monday, Nov l7th,
is the last day of grace for tax payers. After
that date five per cent. will be added. Pay up
promptly, and save costs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15
AZ AUCTION =

IT VIE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT AUG.
L ton at llealcys Saloon, Main street, on
Saturday, November 24d,
at ! o'clock, p m, the following described prop
eriy, to wit
A FLUME, situated in Garden Gulch. Said
fumc is 1000 feet long, 30 inches wide, feet high
aud feet standards.
FOUR MINING CLAIMS, each running up
the Gulch 250 feet. Said claims were located in
1856. Also, SIX CLAIMS located in 1859, with
two reservoirs.
HOUSE on Garden Gulch, 30x20, with four
rooms, ce4ar and good we'll. Terms. one-half
cash, the BALANCE at one year. with good security
Also, two Wood ranches aud roads, with about
1000 cords of oak wood and any quantity of pine
Also, one cow-~ll calve about lst of April
FOR CASH the whole will be sold CHEAP. as
the owner wishes to leave for the war. Any of
the above property may be had at private sale
by applying to W. l.. COLLINS.
NtaVerVlIle, Nov. Z2, 1862 442i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

f'LF-s ABOUT RIGHr.-Editor Wiley, Of the
hp' nboldt Times, had the independence to say
that Col. Lippitt was not the man to manage
Indian matters 10 that county, at which some Of
the oppressed" citizens grew indignant, and
propose to dictate to the editor what he should
and should not say. He Informs them that all he
is laborng for ia to see the natural advantages
of the county developed and that the stock
raisers and farmers who have been spared have
some protection for their lives ana what little
uroperty they have left. lie thinks that change
in matters down there could not be for the worse,
aud says a change the people must and '0W have.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

STILL GIvNG,-The people of Humboldt coun-
y are still manifesng their generosity, in con.
tributing to the Patriotic Fund. Ga the Sth the
amount donated reached the sum of S7,33S. The
little town Of Hydesvilie alone sent el.049.-
Humboldt leads the State
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE |
COURT STREET, WEAVEgyILLE.

PRINCIPAL, r. DESTY
EHiE FIRST TERN Of five months will com.
l. mence Monday, 10th October.
BRANCHES TAuGHT-Elementar English. Ge.
9Ggraphy, Grammar, Reading, Writing. Alg'bro
cal Music ''"'"' o.
TO which will shortly be added Instruments,
Music and Drawing. "'''''"'
Terms, $40 per Session 81 nor u,
IN ADVANCE.
o. r. DESTY, Principal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PATRIOTIC FUND.

The Treasurer of the county Relief committee
has received the sum of s69 60 from citizens of
Big Flat, Trinity river Following is list of
the 1onorS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

VoTG OF NEW YORK CITY AND STArE.-New
York City gave Buchanan 24O0O majority, yet
the State gave Fremont majority of S0,0OO.-
New York City gave the fusion Douglas Breckn
ridge ticket 10000 majority, yet the State gave
Lincoln ma jorily OF $4,000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

Ihe MaFysVITII HPPFut WTIIcs "
Senatar Monoos"ll 10 e.orgia5 -. - 'so 81
gagged in raising a regiment for the war informs
me that he shall endeavor to induce Senator
Senator McDougall to speak at War Meeting in
few days. Perhaps can then inform my anX
ions California readers how our California Scna-
tor stands on The question of emancipation as a
war measure
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

PoIsoNEp-John A. Drebelbis, once Sheriff of
Shasta county was recently poisoned on his way
from Carson City to HUMBOLDT. He had opened
an OK belonging to his train, which had diea. aud
the poisoned virus entered Il sore on his hand.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

PRETTY GooD-CGsar and Perry are immor.
tallzed for their brief announcement OF victory
Gen. RoscncrAn2 has surpassed them both His
dispatch says;
la -kered the enemy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

THE Sierra Democrat learns that Noah Brooks
Esq late of the editorial department of the
Marysville APpeal has disposed of his interest
in that paper. and will go TO Washington as cor
respondent of the Sacramento Union
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

GREAT TELEGRAPnNG FEAr-The Eastern
news of November 9th was telegraphed direct
from New York to San Francisco, distance of
4, lSO miles The feat has never been surpnsspd
in the worlds history.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15
{ ALIFO RNIA WINES !
NJ. KELLER.

DROPRIETOR OF TIE RISING SUN and
/ LOS; hNGFT.ES UTGEiY ARDS, wishes
10 acquaint his friends and the public generally
with the fact that be has opened IL Depot for the
sale of his Wines, in the
BASEMENT OF THE RUSS HOUSE.
Corner of Pine and Montgomery Streets
The reputation Of California Wines has suffer
ed much from the many bad and adulteratrd ar
tcleS pat mp by irresponsible parties. aud brand
cd Pure Califor2ia Wnc"-prc,ent profit be-
ing their aim, although destroying confidence in
the purity and quality of Native Wines. Others,
! again, probably without any intention 20 deceive,
but from want of knowledge of the treatment OF
wines, have bottled for sale wines that were not
properly made, or that were not in condition for
! hottIng Such causes have had an Injurious tr-
feet with consumers. In order to give the public
perfectly sound and pure article the under
signed will, for the future, attend personally to-
the putting mp of his Wines The product of his
own yards--eonfdent that their superior
quality wfll make them the favorite brand with
consumers. In order more fully to guard the
public against limitations, there will be attached
to each bottle an additional label bearing a fac
simiie of his signature.
Now on hand, and for sale by the case or pack.
age
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15
COUNTY TREASURER'S SEMI ANNU
AL REPORT.
TREASURER S OFFICE. TRINITY Co., !
WeavCrville, Nov. 4. 1862.

TREASURER S OFFICE. TRINITY Co., !
Weaverville, Nov. 4, 1862.
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors of Trim.
ity County:
TT EREWITH SUBMIT MY SEMI ANNUAL
L l. Report of transactions in the Treasurcrs Of.
lice Of Trinity county to Nov Sd, inclusive:
Amount received from all sources from Nav 5th,
TO Nov "a, 1862. inclusive, Sl2,OO8 26
COUNTY GENERAL FUND.
Amt in Treasury May 9th, S2,434 ST
Amt. sluce received, 1852 AZ
--- S9,lS7 2C
Amt, warrants redeemed, S6,O23 10
Interest on same, l746 %
treasurer commission, 239 SO
--- $4,000 08
Balance in Treasury. sL477 28
REDEMPTION FUND.
Amt In Treasury, Nov. 3d. Sl5lO %
HOSPITAL FUND.
Amt. received since last report s33S2 Oo
CIR.
Amt. warrants redeemed, $2,3l4 OF
Ireasurers commission II 40
-- S2,3S5 81
Balance in Treasury, S7gG AZ
SCHOOL FUND.
Amt in Treasury, last rep SS3l 43
Received from all sources, gl5 IA
State School Fund, 19l "a
Received since Nov lst, 404 "a
- S2,3lG 80
CIR.
Amt. warrants redeemed, slGI5 n
Balance in Treasury, 73O 81
-- s2,si6 90
BUILDING FUND.
n Hp
amt III treasury Nov 3D. s345l OF
A4li JOHN MUSSER,
County Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

MOVABLE MAC.--C. B. Mcdonald has quit the
Placervillc Np,cS and gone down country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

re- Having been appointed Agents for the
sale of the above celebrated Wines, we shall al
ways keep on hand II large and full assortment
of WHITE, PORT, ANGELICA and CLARET
WINES, of superior vniages, which we offer for
sale on reasonable terms.
sHOENBAR & CO., Agents.
Weavervlle, Oct. 25, 1862. 4ltf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15
B i + t h S !:

In WeavorviIc, Nov. II, the wife Of Otto Vol
mers, Of il son.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15
NORTH FORK

Sends through Mr. Wm. Gardiner the following
list Of donations to the Fund, amounting in the
n.rnrnnnIn To Slnh
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

Coon FOR PAr.-An exchange tells of an Irish
man who enlisted in the 18th Regiment, in order
to be near his brothor who was in the 74th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

The citizens of Sierra county have thus far
subscribed 81 ,S34 to the Patriotic Fund.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

U. 5. TREAsURY NorEs taken at par, and Trim
lly county scrip at its highest market value, in
payment for subscriptions and advertising, at
this Office
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

THE cavalry company raising in San Francisco
is to join Gen. Banks Texas force.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-10-30
ELECTION RESULTS.

From all quarters the cheering news
comes pouring in that the Democracy
have made large gains. Pennsylvania,
Ohio, and Indiana are once more all right.
The Democrats have a working majority
in both branches of thu Legislature of our
own noble Hoosier State. and we antici-
pate startling Developments when eIamin-
alton is made, as it will be, of the manner
in which our State officials have crnduct
ed matters for the last year or two
If certain men high in Office do not in
their hearts cry out for the rocks and
mountains to fall upon them and hide them
from the indignant frowns Of an outraged
and swindled people, we shall be greatly
disappointed.
We may perhaps yet learn how much
of the peoples money has been apPropria
ted TO defray the expenses OF certain asplr
inc political schemers, to influence The
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-10-30
Honesty!
the army.

"Center, German and North townships
are Democratic and further behind in fur
ni>hing volunteers than any other town-
ships in this County
The above was published in the NJ. c.
Republican On Thursday last, three days
after the completion of the draft-the SEN
Tor editor of the Republican was the draft
ing Commissioner and koew that Center
Township had furnished her full quota of
volunteers for the war, and that lot a man
was drafted from that township, yet for
some reason best known to himself. he thus
sanders the fair name of the township in
which he resides. We leave the citizens
of CeIter township 10 make their own
comments and draw their own differences.
Had the election anything to do with it?
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-10-30
THE NEWS.
BoLIvER HErGHTs, Nd. Oct. "a.

BoLIvER HErGHTs, Nd Oct "a.
Contrabands from Stoneu all Jackson's
command report that, after the utter des-
truction of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road west Of Marlinsburg. the entire re bel
army commenced falling back yesterday
morning; that rebel officers believe.th
1t is Lees intention to winter near Cor
louisville. This rported falling back is
corroborated by unusually strong picket
ing in our front yesterday and to-day.
This morning squad of rebel cavalry
came on our videtts unperceived, and
dashed into our infantry pickets, who
were driven back. with considerable firing
on both sides.
PLEASANT VALLEY, Oct. 81.
Orders have been issued in Burnside's
command To Issue no more clothes than
the men can carry comfortably on forced
marches.
1t is reported here that Hooker will re-
join the army on Monday.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. %.
The Star says: We have very late in
formation from the country between the
lines of Gen. Sigel's corps ard Gordons'
vile. Three days ago the only rebel troops
occupying 1t were regiment of North
Carolina Cavalry, with one regiment of in
fantry. They had their headquarters at
Warrenton, with pickcts along the Kappa.
hammock. At times they sen: out small
scouting parties in various directions. Cul
pepper Court House had then ceased to be
plies from Richmond for Gen. Lees army
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-10-30


advanced within good range. halted. and
then opened upon them. The boys stood
right up TO the work. They fired so fast
hat their rifles got os hot that they could
not handle them, and would have to rest
awiie for them 10 cool. After fighting
nearly two hours the rebels fed in great
confusion, as they recrossed the field in
range of our batteries they once more OPEN
ed upon them, until every rebel was out
of reach, when the firing ceased. =
Soon Gen. Roscncrans and staff rode
along the lines cougratulating the troops
OH their success, and said that he would
follow Price until there was not grease
spot left of his army, He was received
with great enthusiasm, every one was wild
with joy. The boys yelled until they
could hardly speak. can say this was
the proude,t day Of my life, and one never
to be forgotten,
l cannot speak too highly 10 the praise
of company C. The boys fought like vet
Grams. Company c suffered severely,
Samuel Jacaby. wounded in head, severely.
HAS since died of wound
William Shigly wounded in thigh. severely.
Cor5an Spencer e left breast "
Geo. Dunlap % Sc abdomen slight
Corpl G. Chambers " arm "
d" Jeff n Cherry " foot, badly
(bruised by a spent cannon ball.
We were ordered TO march at 4 O'Clock
a. m, Sunday. after Price. we drove
him to the Hatchie, where force under
Hurlbut, from Bolivar, intercepted him
and captured two batteries and large
number of prisoners. After week march
ing and counter-marching, We have got
back to Corinth where hope we shall re-
main until can get the company once
more regulated. We have been for nearly
two months on the move, most Of the time
without tents or even change of clothes.
The boys are ragged, they have lost most
Of their knapsacks and blankets in the two
fights; am afraid they will suffer with
cold before Uncle Sam can supply them.
WELCOME.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-10-30

election Just past-how much it cost TO
attend the Altoona conspiracy-how much
was used 10 procuring the displacement of
Buell., and how much has been devoted to
the importation of votes into this district
for the purpose of bolsterlng up the wan
ing fortunes of the Hon. Schuyler Colfax.
We confess that We have some curiosity in
relation to these and other matters, which
We hope to have gratifed next winter
Had our opponents been successful in their
efforts to carry the Legislature Of course
all these things must have remained forev-
er in the dark, but as it is, We shall see
what we shall see
We lave elected seven of the eleven
Congressmen from::this State; and un doubt
eddy had there been no imported votes,
We should have elected Mr.. Turpie from
this District. The majority against him
is only nominal as compared with the vote
two years ago, while at least from 600 to
1000 votes were illegally brought in for his
competitor. Judge Turpe may well feel
proud of the race though beaten, aud we
envy not the feelings of Mr.. Cofax though
elected.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-10-30

HE Nj. y. republican In It's Issue VI
last week attI biutes the success of the De-
mocracy to the alledged fact that nearly
all Of the volunteers who have gone to the
war were its party friends-Democrats
nearly all staying at home and voting.
There never was more contemplate
SANDER charged against the real Union party
than this. We can show by actual facts
a1i figures that the defeat of the abolition
lists here was not owing to any such cause
that at least one half of all the volunteers
iiom this county were Democrats. and we
verify believe that If every soldier from
Marshall County lad been at home and
voted, our majority would not have been
less than 600. 1t may all be well enough for
our neighbor to keep whistling that worn-
out tune, because that is perhsps the only
way it can keep up the courage of its
friends, under the unexpected ffagellation
which they received at the hands of the
people, but in all sincerity we say to the Re-
publican, you cant make any body except
those who wish to be deceived, believe that
Democrats are less the lovers Of order
and good government, less devoted to the
perpetuity Of our free institutions, or less
ready to peril life and property for their
support. than their neighbOrs. 1t may be
vastly convenient to cry out against Demo
Gratis as tories, traitors, and rebel sympa-
thizers, and to land the abolitionists as the
only simon-pure patrols in the land-this
requires neither brains nor thought, and
may possibly serve merely partizan pur-
pose, in the absence of argument with
which to meet opponent.
Gro in neighbor, continue to charge your
recent defeat to the absence of your party
friends. but remember that the people
know better, that they know ola truth
that the real cause of Your defeat was alb
olitionism.
Examinations every where prove the
fact that a. least three fifths Of the army
are democrats, and even republicans who
have returned from the war are almost
universal in their denunoistol Of abolition
ism. Men who while here at home Were
blatant in the support OF anti slavery dog
mas, find it very agreeable in the army to
play the task master to some unfortunate
contrabanl who in his simplicity thought
that within the federal lines was freedom.
We have conversed with quite number
of officers, who were the party friends of
the Republican, and all without exception
agree that aboltionism is play ell out in
the army.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-10-30
WASHINGTON Oct. %.

The advance movements Of the Army OF
tho Potomac continues. Gems. Reynolds
and Fitz John Porter are on the march, IN
the rear of Gen. Burnside: and Gen. Me-
Clellan has removed his headquarters into
Virginia. our forces will probably occupy
Winchester this week. 1t is believed tina,
Burnside will succeed in overtaking Long
streets rear guard, and that fight will
ensue. Reports are contradictory as to the
positions held by the rebel forces.