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t'Vh SALEEA one HORSE COUPE ENQUIRE At
n. sN' hcCLELL NS. corner 18th and n stsi
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20
TRINITY JOURNAL.
Weaverville, Saturday, Dec. 90, 1862

PAPta PRoCIAMATInN.--The Boston Watehmdt
and Rf5ector, the leading Baptist paper of New
ElaiN-y has among its army correspondents
Rev. :. T. Pierce. formerly of Gloucester. Mas
He writes over the signature of " Ranger,' auc
wirlds powerful pen. lie thus writes about
the Presidents proclamation
The Presidents policy is called a "paper proc
lamalion." So it Is, aud so was mGgHa chdrtd,
hut it fixed aud preserved English freedom. 81
were those %! Luther. hut they hrgat the Re
formation So was the Puritan Bill of Rights,
but it brought Charles |, I" the block, aud trans
mit',d the right OF pitilon aud hobetS corP"S 10
unborn millions. So was the D"cMra ion "i In
dependence, but it taught tn" world that govern
mpnls are instituted for man. 1t is paper
proclamation, which announces II change ot heart
ON The part of the nation towards slavery. and
makes the highest political advance OF Chris
tianiiy for 1890 years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

SUICIDE AT RED BLuFF.-Thomns Mitchell, az
rested and confined in the Red Bluff Jail for ah
stracling money from the mail at Grave City, in
that county, committed suicide in his cell on the
naht of the s h. Marshal Rand was to have
taken him to San Francisco for trial on the day
endcavorng to have him released on Il writ of
habeas corpus. But Mitchell concludrd TO take
II higher appeal and ushered himself into the
Eternal presence uncalled-for aud unh"raldrd
with the additional crime of self murder upon
his head, j." says the BeacoH,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20
Number 40.
The Rose of Warming.
A CHURCH LEGEND.

In a lonely desert region, far from the abodes
of m,n rose n cloister, whose inmates were ele
vatrd above their brethren to the holy duties "f
their calling. To pray, to mediate, to sing the
/ praise of God, was their only occupations and
the savage rocks and impenetrable forests which
iucloscd their sacred domcil symbolzed the aus
tore discipline hy which they shut in fr,''ss
all the passions aud cares of .he outer world.
This pious brotherhood was distinguished hy
one sp' cal token of the favor of heaven.-
/ Through the dark door of death, SO ofteu as it
was opened for one of their number, an angel
reach d "a token of loving welcome aud pledge
of immortal life to the coming saint; for on the
seat of the chosen one, as they entered the choir
for midnight prayers. lay pure white rose In
meek silence the summoned brother placed il in
his bosom. withdrew to his cell, and, In peUances
aud prayers. made ready to obey The CALL Thus,
tor many aud many year, the plous monks,
gently forwarned passed one by one through the
portals OF mortality aud the chanted requiem
aud the tollng bell announced the sure transfer
of the parted soul TO the immediate joys OF Par
adis'.
Oace, as they entered the choir at the wonted
hour. the white rose lay in the seat OF the young
est OF the brotherhood. Alas! the echoes ct
earthly pleasure had not yet had time to die IA
his heart u thousand confused images, gltterinS
with the morning light of fancy, peopled his bare
cell 4; fastings aud vigis had not yet cooled hts
blood. All the youth in his veins recolled itom
while the old. the inlrm, aud ripened saints,
longing 10 depart, were left behind : Oh, NO.
he could not die
lie glanced this way and that no Que but
himself had seen the token. The next aAstaAt IL
lay in thu seat of his neighbor an agedfaad Tee
HE brother, whose head was white with thesnows
of four score winters. The venerable man be-
held it with joy, reverently laid 1t in his bosom.
aud withdrew Before morning, his soul had de-
parted.
Woel woe the convent bell tolls for two
The hoary headed father has gone in his age,
aud a youth has been cut down In his strength
One sank away gently, like snow wreath IN the
sun the other, alas in terror aud anguish IN
horror aud blackness, as when young OAK Ia
wrput by the hurricane. On his eoiin lies the
Rose of Warning, aud its white petals are pnr-
Piled with drops of blood
Never from that day was the sweat token
reached by the angel through the doof OF death
to the departing brother. Never again did lhat
gentle lorewarning hid the appointed soul pre-,
| pare to meet the hnal summons. Silence ana
! sorrow settled down on the once happy clolsttr-
| One bv one, the deserted brotherhood mourniuliy
gave up their spirits aud none came to take their
places The wallis fen into ruin, aud became a
desulalion for the blessing OF heaven could not
rest on place dedled with murder.- E0se6ia Ut
the W Y. independent,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

MoUNT SHASTA AND THE PoToMAC.--A message
of the President of the Unit'd States started from
Washington, and flashed across Continent --
Through town, aud city, aud hamlet, It came,
until il reach a little city almost under hr
shadr OF Mt. Shasta, the highest mountain on the
Pacific coast, aud thu hrthrst p 'ini of telegraph
communication Ii was everywhere looked Tor
with anxiety, aud everywhere received with ap
pausc. 1t was II great message ahd cheering
one. 1t spoke of IA nation reconstructed, an EN-
pre established, aud country free, Abraham
Lincoln was its author and lis hearers were the
millions Of irrrmrn in the loyal States. W" are
proud that it was early delivered 10 u.s. aud that
we were Instrumental in disseminating Il north
wnrd TO The extremity of nur great Republic. -
Yrefd ,JOHyndL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

5gCEsh JCsilCGs--r. Seeesh sNiuou h~rpef al
Vsalia Tulare county, shot II private belonging
to Col Eva ~ command, nam"d Vogrl, on the
29lh nit. Vogel, with two of his companions,
went into the saloon aud called for a drink
SlaviGk, the proprietor, said that he did not
trus. his kind, al the same time firing shot an-
der the counter, which not taking effect, he took
deliberate aim and shot Vogcl. The jury, not
wib~tandng the mass of unmpeached conlirma
tori evid nee, found that deceased came to his
Geath from a guushOt wound, without stating mt
whose hands. That is what is termed justice in
lhtt secession hole.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

TRAIN IN ONE OF His SANE MooDs.-ln late
note to the New York Herad, dated Nov. 18th,
Train says;
The English aristocraoy eat, growl and side
with the South The English people are iamsh-
ing, aud side with the North, while the rich
and the republic hating arstooracy use the
lying shopooracy to make the half fed opera
ivrs in Lancashire pass secession resolutions
But the people invariably refuse, The Times
writes on two suhjrots-abuse OF America, dis
lrcss in Lancashire. The Times represents tho
clubocracy. The people have no representation.
America offers one hundred aud sixty acres of
good hand aud citizenship In five years to these
factory hands Can we not assist their arrival
here? Can we not send cargo OF corr to show
oar good will to the English people? II you ap-
prove Of it will devote the proceeds OF u leo
lurc at the Academy to that purpose, by way OF
introducing the idea. II II were known that you
would receive subscriptions, or would point out
some one to do so, believe that there are many
Americans who would contribute TO these worthy
mechanics VINO refuse TO side with rebedom,
although repeatedly offered secession money -
Mason has twice been among them, but the En-
giish people stand by the North.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

FLouR FoR WouNDs.--it 1t Is known to many, yet
moi TO all, that a handful ol lipur bound on "a
wonnd will prevent the blood from h"wlug. -
Thhusand- of men who have blrd to death on The
batllr field W iuld have been saved II they had
had a handful of -four in their sacks aud bound
il ou their w0und with their handkrrchlrls.-Er Er.
Nor is it known to evprybody, as IL ought to
he, that flour, either wet or dry, placed upon II
burn. will afford certain aud almost instant re-
lief--aud, il the burn be not very severe, viii
prevent the skin from hlislering
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

FEDERAL TAx.-Mr. #. II. Longlry, Deputy
Federal Assessor for this county, having submit
ted questions to Assessor Avery, received an
swers follows:
QHest,on Can a banker purchase gold dust
uud "a bankers license
ARswer.-Yrs.
Qast,on-l~ every person who purchases gold
dusi hroker2
AHHDeT.-Yrs.
Qurstion-Are milk pedders required to take
license?
Anstoer Yes Yreka journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

PAPER MA>uFAoToRY.-O"in to the great
advance in The price OF newspaper a company to
manufacture il has been Incorporated in San
francisco. number OF newspaper men are at
the head of the enterprise. People are advised
10 save up their cutlun and linen rags, as they
viii be needed, aud command good price as
soon the mill goes into operation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

GoNE- Reeds Cavalry Company sailed from
San Francisco on the llh. We had all along
hoped to see Trinity represented in the company,
and sure enough il is. Il. w. Woodward, OF
Weavervle, was the last name enrolled. 1t il
to be hoped that Woodward may make a good
fpher. as he II evidently good Tor no'hing else
county through his becoming member ol the
COMPANY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

Tue ANCIENTs-M Methuselah was nine hundred
aud sixty nlne when he died. The sacred writing
III ludia says that the average OF life IN their
day was one hundred thousand years. One chap
was made king when he was 2,OOO,OOO and then
regned $4,000 years, aud lived 100000 years
afterwards.
We might doubt some of the above statements
did they not come from an undoubtedly truthful
sOurce-the Marysville appeal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

THE MEsSAGE.- The Mary syIle Appe0t takes
the following very sensible view Of the Presi
dents Message:
"It il II remarkably calm and dispassionate
document, IL will be disappointment 10 such
~ expected the President 10 seize the occasion
Tor utterIug to the people some words ol ifrvld
aud eluqnrut appeal on The subject oI their dn
ties and the grand movements oi the houf' Dut
il Is iiguihrd aud sIrnng written WIN llhhSuhl
carefuness aud accuracy, aud full Of lrmness
aud conscious rrclitude Of purpose. ferh"pS
the inter absence OF drclamhtory ana sensauonai
passages il the result Of sagaciOnH design ahh
that calm strength ia the message Of our ch'el
rxrcutive will have u better eject abroad ana
upon the rehrs at home than the hhesl nufsts o'
patriotic elOqueuce."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

TnE London Hmericda thinks The Inanclal
condition of this country, after all, should not
Tighten US. IL says:
"sLet Americans who are disposed to take a
d spondug vrw of The linanc'ai G"nu'''"h o'
ther country, remember INA, sls uro's az ,'a
nnd nf Is63 he eiahIren hundred millions Of dol
la,s. il will still be less than one fifth that of
England onr.half that Of France, aud about
one h.,ll that Of Austria Surely the present
u, nrration need not fear that its financial burden
will be greater than II can bear"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

"THE SAArrARIAN " is The name OF new semi.
monthly newspaper just started al Oregon City,
Oregon, by Smith, Albright aud Richardson.
One half lhr rrc"ipls Of the institution are to be
dunatrd to the Patriotic Relief Fund
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

A ConnEspoNDEAr of the Taolumne Courier,
while speaking Of the proposition to tax The
mines, says:
Let the tax come, in whatever form II may,
the miners Of California will be found ready aud
willing to pay it., feeling II IA privilege that 10 So
doing they are assisting in the support of Gov
erum mnt, in this, the darkest hour Of It's exist
ence."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

OgEGoN RAnRoAD-The DaIlrs Muntaineer
says that the locomotive on the Dalles aud Des
Chues Railroad, made its appearances on the
track in running condition, on The 25th OF No
VemlrT
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20
CALIFORNIA WINES
M. KELLER,

PROPRIETOR OF THE RISING SUN and
| LOS ANGELES VINEYARDS, wishes
to acquaiut his friends aud the public generally
with the fact that h. has opened Il Depot for the
sale of his Wines, in the
BASEMENT OF THE RUSS HOUSE,
Corner Of Pine ard Montgomery Streets
The reputation Of California Wines has snffr
ed much from the many bad and adullerat d ar
ticleA mt up nv irr sPonSible parties. aud brand
ed Pure California Wine'-present profit be
ing their aim, although dos r0ying confidence IN
the nnriiy and quality of Native Wines. Others,
again probably without any intention 30 deceive,
but from want of knowledge of the treatment OF
wines, have bottled Tor sale wines that were not
pronoriy made, ar that were not IN condition Tor
liottling Such causes have had an injurious eff
feet with consumers. In order to give the pubic
a perfectly sound aud pure article. tn" under
signed will. for the future, attend personally to
the uniting up Of his Wines the product of bis
own vinpyalds--c0ufdeut that their superior
quality will make them the avoriie brand with
consumers In order more fully to guard the
public gains mutations, there will he attached
10 each bottle an al lltlOnal label bearing lac-
simie Of his signature.
Now on hand, aud Tor sale by the case or pack
WHITE WINE. PORT WINE, AN
go n GELICA. CLAEET-of old aud sn
&GSgES prri"r vntages,
sE9EF WINE BITTERS- Made from the
@ss.Ss5,3B' best Native Wiue-a healthy and agree
E%8S able tonic.
95- Having been appointed Agents Tor tnP
sale of the above celebrated Wines, we shall al
ways keep ON hand "A large and full assortment
of WHITE, PORT, ANGELICA aud CLAREl
WINES of superior viniages, which we offer Tor
sale on reasonable terms.
SHOENBAR & CO., Agents.
Weaverville Oct %, 1862. 4lt''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

Tne Sonora Flag, bold Union journal that has
won the hatred OF all the secesh in its section
and ought to feel proud of it, has entered lis
second volume. Long may it wave.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

A BIoop THIRSTY NJ. D.--Lieut Col. Evans, of
the Second Cavalry, attended by invitation a
meeting held in visala on Sunday night week,
to take into consideration the best means OF pre-
serving the peace there. This meeting was held
in view Of the fact that on the night previons a
soldier had hcen killed there by u Secessloaist
ard the troops, il WAS feared. muhi, whse oil
dusy, hold somebody respoesible TheteTwere
seven loyal mnn aud thirty s cessionists at that
meeting. One DR.. Russell said that the oh"ct Of
the meeting was TO ascertain what Col. Evans
would do in the premises. To this invitation the
CnlonI responded in substance, as we learn
from III" Dtitd.
81 will, with the whole force at my command,
aid in executing the civil law. But, gentlemen,
there is Que thing will not dn. | will net pun.
ish soldier in my cnmmaud for doing what |
should do myself | will puni no man for re
s,ntng u gross Intentional insult. My men wear
the uniform of the Government oi the United
States | wear that uniform l am proud of it.
THE soldiers have sworn to uphold that Govern
mrnI, aud if YOU want peace in this community.
the most certain way to obtain II is Just Ia stop
Insulting the Government aud its defend rs
Stop calling the soldiers Lincoln hirrlingS' and
Union sans of - Stop cheering for j II.
Davis aud Slon"wall Jackson III Their presence.
An these things are DIR CT Insults which all the
officers from hrIe 10 the Potomac caunot prevent
the men from rcsenting. Aad gentlemen, will
not try to prevent them. II any man darcs in
suit my uniform will resent it with the Whole
strength Of my right arm, aud no power on earth
can prevent the soldiers from doing the same
thing Cease your outrages aud Insults then,
and the public peace will not be- disturbed by the
soldiers Dr.. Russell, the gentleman who waats
hu has al a
vpiy good example himself He has paid III"
agent of the Govrrum. NJ for license to practice
his profession, and On the bottom of it he has
written, Il pay This t11 to htlp m"rd@ my
6re'hreHF Aud he has signed his name TO it aud
hung it up ia public place "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

Coop Place TO LIvE.-The Sacramento San
day Dispatch, an aholtive affair in the newspaper
llnp pays that city high compliment-says il
l. " hell on earth"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

CRoPs OF THE YEAR lS62.-The New York
Tribune has the following concerning the crops
for the year 1862, in the Western States:
When we lonl AT the crop returns for the cur
rent season we fad that in all the great wheat
growing region of the Norihrrn aud Western
States are now safely stored in sacks, b .rns or
grain hus, or on their way To mill or market, the
greatest number OF bushels 1T sound wheat ever
produced upon the same area. The growth was
ma gniicrnl. the grain large, and the crop was
hai vested and stored, Ms general thug Ia eX
c"llput condition aud IN good weather. In rye
growing districts, that grain is also good, aud 80
Pare oats Hud barley In The great opra gruwinB
States of Ohio Indiana. Illinois, Iowa, etc, there
is more Indian cora than ever was grown ia one
year before. How the crop is ever 10 be hhr-
vested is beyond our comprehension, IN c0nse-
quenee OF The absence Of 80 many men in the
army. There now many owners of cattle in
Illinois, anxious to buy Il Ids of corn to feed
who cannot get it out. Owners say, " We will
sell You the field cheaper than you ever bought
corn in your life, if you will take IL as it stands
but can't cut it would sooner give it to you
standing, than to undertake To harvest il at any
price you would pay" Fortunately it is crop
that can b. wint red in the field, aud we have no
doubt that millions oi acres will be 50 winlerrd,
aud some of it II not be harvested ia time for
planting the next crop. IL is the crop, II any,
that will fail.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

TuE Quincy (Plumas) Union nominates Tom
u. Shannon for President pro ten OF the Senate
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

A CONSERVATIVE GENrLEMlN.-T Cleveland
Leader Of late date tells the following good
one " of one of its Democratic fellow citizens:
Vending our way homeward recently at late
hour after the last bit oi local had been SET,
aud the last proof rrad, we came upon an indi
vdua clinging aftecIinnatrly 10 IA lamp post -
lie was incbriatrd We asked him what he was
doing there and he replied, walln' for lection
turns-can't go home nll know whose 'l"ctrd ;
got ten dollars bet that Sr-(hcI Srw0rlh III beat
Wad Got any turns from (hic) N"whurg :
No? Gu ss Nrwbnrg Ztl right for > worth (hlc)
'Rah for s worth N'nIk State III go license,
surr--N'ork states good frllrr--~o's S"worlh -
I'm ia favor 'ot (hc) tell rrrlng zzers tn 60 IN
pracr- Srworlh j., t00--errlng zzer's good teller
don't want 10 zasprratG erring zzzrrs-ld say
gn--sod Buvauj jouren-so'd 5rworth-su'd Ben
Wuod-hrt he would. LEES send olive branch 10
crrlng (hic) zzzers. Easy 'nongh TO sIop the
war let errlng u III RS keep house fot us that
wa the matter. Rah for Seworlh and erring
y zz 'rs Has lection turns brought any telc
graph Office? ll,s crring zis (hici zlzzers car
ricd any States IL New JrIsryy Tell rs the
news cant ye ~ We lett him rlill cllnEinR u
the lamp. post, and shouting hystrricaly f1r Sc
worth aud "erring zzzers." Guess he mus
have been buttcruut.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

SCARLET FEVER AND EaYsIPELAs IN THE MINES.
The Tuolumne Courier of December 9th, thus
speaks of the health of Columbia and its neigh
berhOud
There Ia now great deal of sickness prevailing
in our community. Scarlet fever and eTysipeas
j. prevalent to IA most unprecedented extent, aud
our physicians are completely harrassed with
niphl and day attendance upon their numerous
patients hut fatal cases, however seem to bi
rare Scarlet fever prevails more among tue
young, aud erysipelas among the adults OF all
Glasses and conditions Of the community, and but
lew families escape the unwecome vistatlon.-
A deletpri0us principle in the atmosphere uh-
questionably predsposes the system to these
Diseases
! IL may be proper at this juncture to nollce
| what is called u sure cure Tor tue efysip'l'H'
winch we fad Ia the Providence Or. H. JOaraot :
-" Cranberrios applied as pouitice w'li eneetn"'-
Iy cure The erysipelas. There is not an instance
known where il has failed to effect cure when
faithfully applied before the sufferer was Ia
lying state. Two or three applications generally
do The work"
IN q recent speech at New York, John Van
Buren, got off the following good Que on " Ola
Abe :"
IL il related that, on going to see General
Mcclellan after the repulse OF our army, aud the
troops we're again inside of their delenses, the
President said, " Mac, have frequently head
before Of man being knocked Into tue middle
of next week but this is the first time | ever
heard of any Que being Knocked Into the middle
OF last year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

CHANGED HIS BAsE.-P. T. Tuthil, formerly o.
Weavervile is " going, going, goue ling il al
Dales, on the Columbia river.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

Two INCHES OF snow fell aL Yreka Oh the night
of the llth inst.