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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06
The State.

So far as returns have been received there 10
every reason to believe that the Union Admins
tration ticket is Overwhelmingly victorious, and
that large majority of the Senators and Assem-
blymen elected of the right stamp.
San Francisco county gives majority Of four
to one for the Union ticket.
Sacramento city gives large Union majority,
aud tas elected loyal men to the Legislature.
Iuba eola'y gives 500 minority for the Union
:iclet
Tebrma county, contrary to expectation, gives
q majority fer Tie Union ticket.
Shasta, ia- heard from, gives an over
wheimiug majority for SWEET, the Union candi-
date for Sup r,utendent of Public ln.truc tion.
CbappaN is o. course elected.
Si,ayon gives Stevenson, the Union Demo.
cratic candidate for Superintendent 100 maj ori-
ty-the first county in the State, as far heard
from, in which Stevenson is ahead. Both Union
Democrat Assemblymen are elected.
Butte county gives the Union ticket a large
nojolity. Crossctte and Vance are beaten.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

THE ELECTION IL TRINITY. Trinity county will
give SWEET he..,l."nla majority over either OF
b. opponents AID perhaps over both. For AS
serbiy, the vote is very close between PitzeI
ard Per-one,tc Indications ure that Pitzcr may
l. elected 10y small majority. Coffee Greek,
the two New River precincts, Grizzly Gucb,
Rattlesnakc, Qulmby's and Hiampon precincts
arc yet 70 hear from. The returns are so in.
d. lnle that we dare not express an opinion az
to who is elected.
In the lst Supervisor District, Qninc, Q. D.
candidate, is believed elected. In the 2nd Dis
tiict the indications Gre that Martin u. d. is
elected. In Weavervlle township Watson,
Union candidate for Justice of the Peace, lie cleo
ted by fine majority. between Jones aud No
loney The vote is close and undecided. For Con-
stables, Finegan aud Belchcr are elected beyond
doubt.
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SHERTFF"S SALE,

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID ont of the District Court of the Ninth Judi
cial District of the Safe Of California. in and for
the county OF Trinity, in lh" action of j. j.
Phibrook, ct. al. against William II. lluot, duly
atiestrd on the 4h day of September, 1862, |
have levied on all the right, title and interest
which the said william II. Hunt possessed in aud
to the following described property to wit:
A certain mining claim situated on the hill
cast of Junction City, county aud State arorc-
eaid, and known as Hunts mining claim Also,
certain water ditch aud hume taking water
out of Clair Gnch about two miles from the
@nnih of said Gnlch. aud empties into Canon
Creek about one mile above the mouth, snid
ditch IS about four miles in length, aud is of the
capacity to carry sixty inches of water. Also,
two reservoirs and hydraulic, together with
all the cnements, appnrtnances thereto belong.
ing or in any wise appurtainng.
Notice is hereby given that on
Wednesday, the 1st day Of October,
A. T., 1852, between The hOure OF II o'clock and
4 O'Clock p. m, in front Of The Coult House in
the town of Weavervillr, VIII sell all the above
described property to the highest bidder for
cash WeaVervillr, Sept 4, 1862.
JOHN p, JONES' Sheriff.
by 4. NJ kRUTrscHNIrT Deputy. 3lts
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


RY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORE.
- closure of mortgage aud Order of Sale. is.
sned ont OF the Ninth judicial District Court OF
me State OF California, in and for the county Of
5It1lly' IN the action Of VIM. Kolb against II.
Sch!"mer' et al, duly attes;ed on the 4th day of
September A. D., 1852. am commanded to sell
al that certain lot OF ground, aud brick bouse
lhereon. situate IN the town of North Fork. conn
y ana State aforesaid, and known as Schlomor's S
oilcN mouse aud lot, together with all and simon
lar the lenements, herediMments and n,,,nr,',.
ngnGes thereun'o belonging or in any wise nppur.
Noioe is hereby given that on
Wednesday, the 1st day of October,
A. y, 1852 between the hours Of y O'Clock p,
ana O'Clock, P, m, in front OF the Co1rl iIousr
IN me town OF Weoverille, will sell the abore
described property TO the highest lidder f,r
cash Weaverville, Sept s. 1862 '0'
by A. NJ KFyTTscuSIrr, Deputy, s4,s s''"'
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We are indebted to our fellow townsman, c.
S. Kicks, a badly worsted, and very much dis
gusted returned fortne seeker in the north, for
a copy of the Goldeg -8ge, new paper published
at Lewiston, W. r., by A. S. Gould. The sub
jet Of the leader in the first number, is shoot
ing scrape in which two or three men were killed.
The local columns are filled with short notices OF
men being hing for getting up sensation exped-
tions, etc. One man id severely censured for
laying "A twenty dollar piece down in saloon,
aud shooting two men who attempted to pick it
up, as though he had no right TO perfect his
property. The balance of the paper is filed
with list of departures for California, but
nary arrival.--HambOLh Times.
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TREAsURER's NOTICE.
OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY COUNT

OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY COUNTY,
Weavervilie, Sept 9Th, 1852.
TIOLDERS or TRINITY COUNTY WAR.
L l. rants are hereby notified that / he following
Numbers, drawn on the County General Fund
from Aug, 8 tn to Oct 18Th, 1859, are now due
aud will be paid on presentation at my Office:
Nos. 290. 800. 866, 822, $50, 0Ol, COS,
435, 95l. 558, 1877, $40, 1853. 9l5, 200,
9l3. Also, the following Warrants on the Hos
pitai Fund, registered from Aug. 9th to Nov.
18th. 1861
Nos. o4, lO4, 95. lO2, lO5, 1906 lO7,
l0l. JOHN MUSSER,
34lw. County Treasurer
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Enron Journal - Permit M TO say through
your paper that the person who ind Gently expos
ed his person from the window of his room' IN
front of which qcvera families reside. had better
not repeat the offnsr. Justice already requires
the exposnre of the brute's name.
Sept d. 1862. SPFCrA'o"'
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REIrRNING.-Hardly day passes but some
one OF lbe adveuturers who left here last spring
comes trudging back. We learn that the Ger
man party composed of VOge!, Paulsen and six
Or eight others. are on their way and may be
looked for in two or three weeks If nothing hap
pens them.
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UrYBrg.-Sxteen overland mails are overdue
now Was there ever n greater humbug than tue
overland mail ?-TRrSITY JOURNAL"
yosi Latham, the man who removed mat
mail from good route to an irnpassable one
I7,soj-1 Tsifd
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NOTICE.

THE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING between
l. Charles Sloan and VIM. X. Yancey has not as
yet been been settled, and is not therefore dis
solved. The notice Of Charles Sloan of August
27Ih, without consulting me was unnecessary.
WIN. X. YANCEY.
Weayervllp, Sept g. 1862. 3ftf.
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MoHE THAN PRoBARLE.--The San Francisco
Herald and Wuroy says:
There is, we fear, II Democracy organizing In
this city aud State which is not Of the stalwart
and patriotic kind. but one that leagues with the
Democratic party which is at this moment mas,cd
on The south bank of the Rappahannock, and
whose platform was framed at Montgomery. it
is The fashionable Democracy that we have seen at
st. Louis and Memphis.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDxENTs.- There is no
doubt but the vote in favor of the proposed
amendments to the Constitution predominates in
TRINITY In w avervlle we know it is So but in
the remaining precincts the result will not be
known until the tIGial canvass is completed
except North Fork, which voted no on each Of
the Amendments by a considerable majority.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

NAIL TRoUBLEs.-PostmGster Parker, at San
Francisco, received Dispatch on the 9th of
August, directing him to send all New York
mails vta Panama, until further directed. Indian
troubles are anticipated on the route.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

TUE Territorial Enterprise records the pleasing
fact that the rebels in the Humboldt mines are
leaving that locality to join their guerrilla
brethren in the East. They will stand chance
10 get their deserts soon.
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D1G5O SOLUTION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the CO
Y partnership heretofore existing between 0
" A. Phillips il Ibis day dissolved by mutual Goa
sent The business will be continued at The old
stand 10y the undersigned, o. Phillips.
Lewison, Sept 4, 1862. Si3t.
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Man KILLEo.-At Shasta, on the 3lst ult., q
pan named Wecb. lately miner on Rush Greek
in this county, was SO badly c9t by one Franco,
Mexican, that he died in few minutes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INsrRUoTIoX-At
the last moment before going to press, SWEET was
some two hundred ahead of Stevenson, and
double that number ahead OF Fitzerald.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

N consideration of the iact that small pox is
a thorough and speedy ex;erminater of Indians,
a correspondent suggests that few cases OF that
1iseose be turned loose in Humboldt county.
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? HEL AN G CCLLENDER'S
-MODEI-
B11IiREd Tab1cS
AND
COMBINATION CUSHIONS.

GEORGE F. PHELAN AND MATTHEW f.
VI HUGHES having formed a coparlner-hp for
the sale of Phehn's Model Billiard Tables aud
Combination Cushions, would invite the public
10 visit their Establishments and inspect their
stock. fan supply of every article in the Bill
lard Trade constantly on hand.
G. E. PHELAN,
NJ. L. HUGHES,
f24 and 726 Montgomery street,
343mis. Opposite Metropolitan Theatrr. %
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THE Democratic Central Committee met last
Saturday, resolved to keep up their Organization,
passed resolutions, aud adjourned without eli.
dnrsing OF recommending any person for Assem-
NY The proc sedlngs were furnished too late Tor
publicAtiuu
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

PRENTIcE. We believe the editor Of
isyil!c Journal would joke at his own H.
the dead could speak. lie thus narrsie
Incident:
A few days ago, he met q pretty woml
be knew 70 be u little secesh sympathi5e
tells he story rs follows: She WI
meeting rs. when. tnrning off from the
she prolrudrd her red and tempting ]
boldly and dcfantly. 'Oh, certainly
you want US TO very bad, though ind"e
rather too public place said we viii
customed sgavty, advancing towards "
our lips s2oadnely pr0Iruded, whe
disappointment and ,uyprlse, she started
away FROM Us rs if Gc had bsen some
fellow Of forty"
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dlst ult. or
..soners taken at
=, had arrived at Wash.
i the whole rebel army under
-, is in front of our lines.
30 reliable news could be obtained. Rumors
good and bad were in circulation, and great ex--
citement prevails in New York, Boston and Phil
adelphia.
Gen. Pope is highly praised for his the skill
manifested in manUuverng his army. 1t is ru-
mored that Banks had been cut off from the main
body OF the army.
Here the wire broke east Of Salt Lake, but
Importance is received JOURNAL extra will lie
issued this friday evening.-ED.1
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The new lroDsides at last accounts had dropped
anchor at Fortress Monroe, and will probably be
made useful 6oon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

NINETY sgyEN votes were polied Ion Fitzgerald
in Weaverglle precinc. iaa. dn,sday. There
are rome " Peace Democrats lelt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

SUBSTANTIAL AID.-The Monitor is cur authori-
~ for stating 'thal The lrishmen Of Weaverville
rent Father Lavello $500 to aid the suffering Of
tlelr uufiVe luHd
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Tryp 7-Is is said that an un-
r Of emigrants are coming

ma rom the rebel states. What does
II mean? Are they tired Of secession and wish
IN dwell again under the protection Of the stars
and strpes, or is there some seresh plot going on
Let Union men keep their eyes upon these new
co,pers, until we know what spirit they are Of.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

THE VoTE OF CALIFoRNIA--As q matter not
devoid Of interest at the present timc in this
State. we suhjoin the vote cast at the last two
In 1GGO
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SMASHED TurNos.-We learn that little

SMASHED THGNGS-We learn that little row
occurred at Trinity Center on election day The
ballot box was smashed and some faces damaged,
but quiet was finally restored. new ballot box
obtained and the election went on. The vote on
Assemblyman was tie. So says dispatch
from Shasta.
tbs town of Bear Valley, Mariposa county.
was entirely destroyed by fire on the night Of
Aug. 10Th.
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As We 80 10 press We learn that Batte county
has given large majority to he entire Union
ticket
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NJ a ri G d.:

At Oregon Gulch, Sept. lst, by Hon. Z. J. Cur
tis, county judge, V. v. WILSON, ESQ. to Mrs
ELIZA MorHERwELL
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rious peace which shall be broken by
more forever.
Now, my fellow citizens, this is for
credit; it is what your country asks
want you to so conduct yourselves IL
coming election that no cry OF" Rcpubl
tina: no cry Of " Democracy," no cry of
lionism can be shown to have frightc
from the pathway Of duty. You know
duty is.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

We have lately intro
"a New Style Family
Sewing Machine, max
ing the Lock Stitch, or
stitch alike on both
sides, arranged in the
sa me style and sold at
IS me prices as our Gro
yer Il Baker Stitch Ma
chimes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

,as
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-26

S3.E oF rur OFFICERS AT FKEpER1cYs.
nrz;a-Bri,. tsan. John Fulton REYNOLDS
lyas n,tiye of p4nnsvlvania He Grad
natel at West Point in lS4l. Han ilton
Rnan Tottcn I.yon. and other men were
IN the saro class With him He served
with c,ro,t credit to himself aud the ser.
vice in Nev;co and was nromoted far Gal.
lantry at Buana Vista. lie was a gallant
oefieer and has heaD IN several hattles since
the nrcscnt war he ran.
Rrig Gen. t.ibl,,n was pennsvl.
yanian. bat was appointed to Wet Point
f.om North Carol;n, He oraduotod in
ls47 with Brnsi1r WiIcoS Griffin. and
others Of note lie has nublishcl a work
ON artiller7 which has mach merit. Fl.
!. b,JIy wounloI
Br;s Gcp. Geo. D B,v,rd 0,illedl
was n,tive of New york and oradnated
At West Faint in lS5G He was \ soIen.
di3 caralry of,;; .er ond has led c,I.
liant caarrc in this war; He is said to have
been botrothad to 4 lovely youno ladv.-
Gen R,vard v,s vonndcd IN the face bra
noisencd arrow by Indians on the frootiers
and which his nhys;,ians nreaicted would
nIti,nato]v car,le his dn,tb He often ex.
nr,ss,J . datcr,,;nat;on navar 70 die from
HAT cansc if bs could die in tbo battles Of
hi, country. He ha, met the fate and Sc.
cnred the fame he coveted
or own Howard l,ybo we think was
in ncrson,l command Of n division Of the
army octinr major cenoraN We need not
sneik for II, "one armed man. is fnlIv
known TO aIl Maine as the Christian sol.
,lier and true Gentleman We do not as
vet la,rr onv Fin ncrso,oI ot him in con.
1actian with the bottIe
Brit Gen. Caldwell went ont os Colo.
mol oy1be Maine IItb Ue rece;ve1 b;s
1romot;on hv mar;t Cen y had b;s
boms in E,sf Uacb;as II. was tw;ce
woualel In the Il ,ht-.nt not dangerous.
lv
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CZGarrick one day, d.ains with
company, soon after dinner In the ROOM
aud it was supposed had left the house.
bat one of the party on going into the
are. 10 SEX him. ,ound Nh GArricS fully
occupied ia au,lsins negro boy, who was
\ servant in the family, by nllmiciu{ the
manner anl noise OF Il turkey-cocN' which
diverted the BOY to such degree that he
w,s co- yulscl with laughter, ani only
able now and then to utter, "Oh, Massa
t;srriek You will kill me, Massa Car
rick !"
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OLD MAIDs.-Many of the satirival as
persions cast upon old maids tell more to
their credit than is generally imag;nsd.--
II a woman remarkably neat in hes per-
son, "she will certainly die an old maid"
And if she is kind aud humane to the
animals about her, nothing can save her
from the appclation of "an old maid
In short, We have always found that neat
ness, modesty, economy and humanity ara
the never failing characteristics Of an old
maid,
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There is no danger that your children
viii ce, the impression that you love them
more than you really do aud the remem'
berance OF your ardent and tender aHee'-
;on will crown them with benedlctions
after YOU are in your grave.
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bit of paper. is allowed to lie on the
grounds. Our blankets arc taken ont and
shaken, folded and hung out each morn.
lng, and tents swept. Thus you cannot
tail to see that We enjoy some at least, of
the advantages which soldiers life is
heir to. But, however pleasant all this
may be, yet, am sure that We shall not
forget the comforts of home. The home
Of our sires and children, the home of our
mothers and fathers, ah yes, the home OF
our childhood, how dear its name, how
sacred the memory. We may fare well
in the army, and preserve our health and
morals, yet we shall learn to dearly ap-
preciate the blessings Of home
BY the way, we have lately received a
goodly number Of noble recruits. Some
thug near two hundred and forty have
joined Us, all hearty and robust. The
good old State of Maine, turns out some
Of the largest and best men in the SER
vice. Company e, as well as the others.
IN consequence of disease, was sadly re-
luccd but our ranks are now nearly
iiiei. Twonty-scyen of the recruits
joined cur company, notwithstanding we
had 10 outside influence at work in our
f,yor. OAr company now numbers ninety
nine a,.re,4tn, aud am confident that
every man .. them will prove serious
obstacle tor the enemy should m opporfu.
atfy be o.iere. The greater part Of them
| think are FROM Bildetorl AMI vicinity,
b4; ~ have some in our company flom
Nj D.seyt, amherst, and two believe
from Ellsworth. hY TIVE names Of Charles
ii. Orcuu .n=l Lewis Wentworth.
Al thi, you say is well enonsh, but
0ha, has TO do with putting down the
r.la.l6ou2 We would not undertake te
ia>,j,y any m4n for inactivity at thi. or
1aY other time when the country so much
ae.l, our active strength, but to wA9a
shaa.l W. laeS far Orders b4' 10 those u :
m whom re.ts the resPon- nifty? o.
ztl +. good easa:h, bat the wag is left to
,a1se whose a,ifla.i'y W. hive sworn to
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Mrs. Grunly was recently thrown INTO
ecstaeies on being told that she re'em'ied !
the wife OF Socrates. She had heard OF
him. aud thought it highly complimentary
to he tod that she rcsenDled the wIIe oil
20 great a man.
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y o t I 4


By MARY ROWLAND.
The small. light coated characters
Have driven hard all night
10 drop their mitred heads in sleep.
To fold their ermine white.
Thew come like thicklv crowdlng thot'
That press each other out.
Small bishops from friendly court
To quell this world of doubt.
They speak of silence. and Of rest.
No cabalistic lore.
No new unwritten poesle
From their unvary store.
They say. the world is not fursook
By Gods unshaken laws,
And He who rules the seasons we'll
Can overrule its wars.
The rose. bush and the syringa knecls,
As meath n weight of woe.
The elm-tree bends. the maple bears
With IL. own weight of snow.
And 40, be still unquiet souls,
Kneel where thy burthen lies.
God, TO thy supplica,ing hands
No truest good denies.
The hills. that shudderirg and bare
Complained before the blast
OF yesterday. rejoice IN white,
And are well clothed at last.
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Gorrespondr rntr.
BEAUFORT, s. G. Nov. 9th, 1S6,


negligent Of late in writing to YOU, a-
we'll IS to my many esteemed private cor.
respondents, for which | humbly pray to
be forgiven. would promise to be more
faithful in future were it not fact that
q soldier has no business to make promises
outside Of his own precious little military
department, and if our friends expect any
such thing, it is because they have never
belonged to the command,
I am not sure, however, as nv neglect
ha. caused any serious feelings Of di>ap
pointmen,. as my friends believe are al
very cousiderate and Of amiablc disgos
tions,-of course they arc for it other.
wise, | should now be destitute of singfe
friend, as my claim would long ago have
been forfeited. in as mueh as uHFayorahle
circumstances, together with my shameful
avkvariness AMI natural unworlhness.
have rendered my case one OF desperate
hopelessncss. Bat have reason to tnans
God for friends whose hearts thro5 sent
men,s OF true sympathy AMI lasting dleh-
ty. If You will wait a mam mt, however.
tyou need no; holl your trca'b1 VII
satisfy you if possible, win Te1afl To- M
seeming neglect In the ii5>t li.' taar
"As "'''''''
10 my N"o"'sess "''' "...'
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= au;. tt, L..a z.,t,t..,.,..a
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"o''''' '''s"' 'as,
IAN " '"'e'ea NE'
WI '"'
hop'hs 'neso 'e" ,'''' ',.'z.g'
will sufice Tor preface WI 'Yl'
make sueh o'hef f''"'' - -
proper or as co'''"'" ~
snai' dictate 10 so''' NM y, =,
be bret though ioF eve" nov az ''"'' :
limited.
Well. the sth Maine regiment remains
on the same ground that 1t occupied on
its arrival here on the 9th o. July lae
weather has slightly changed since a Inc
thermometer indicates temperate degree
of heat, or mercury at 90 above zero
at L. O'Clock to-day. Iae n'sh'' are
much colder here than at home "''n Tue
sane degree Of heat By Jay Inc ooys
many Of them have built BRICK c"''nns}s
in their tents with fireplace "ne'e ~,
tie pitch-pine wood renders Ii deii-htinL!Y
sociable. The health oi the Fes'"e''t Is
much better than it has been before 'or d
long time. Oar duties are much more
agreeable now than year aso ln''ea !
of building batteries, unloading ships,
choppins and hauling logs building
wharves and performing an amount Of
guard duty, we are only required to dr'',
from four to five hours per day. And
now just lie, me remark here that the s'A
Maine regiment, is fast becoming prone
lent in drill. Under the management OF
Colonel j ohm d. Rust, We have learned 10
regard him as man aud an officer, and
in every way worthy of his command
The appearance of our camp denotes the
host of order and discipline. The ten
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aAistellaneous.
The G. )adt ions of Peace.

THANKSGIVING SERMON, PREACHED BY REV.
GEORGE PUTNAM, D. D., AT ELLIOT SQUARE
CHURCH, RoXBURY, THURSDAY FORENOON,
NOVEMBER u.
| "Pray for the peace of Jerusalem"
Psa!Hs, cxxii G.
Alas, that we have it still to pray for,
and have it not yet to give thanks tor;-
the peace of our national Jerusalem. y
year ago we might have hoped, aai it
would not have seemed oyer.sanguinc to
predict, that on the next return Of this
testal anniversary the temple Of Janus
might have been closed, and grim visaged
war exchanged for smiling peace. We
might well have expected to keep the
feast this year with unwoated and reloub
led rejoicing, and anthems Of praise, and
mess,s OF graduation ana GOODWILL
FROM height to height throughout The
Tribes OF oGr e1ple, Tor C zee restore ana
our land delivered
Vain hope! The harvest is plst, IA
Summer is ended, and We arc not saved.
We have to keep our Thanksgiving, as
we'll as we may, in the abseaee OF that
caieiest blessing, without which all other
blessings OF oar iut seem insecure, insult
Gent, and to be enjoyed with trembling.
Through our Ioude., songs Of praise there
must run an undcrtouc Of anxiety and
tam.ntation. Though we should laugh
aud dance and make ali cheer, there Is Il
/ tf.l l,.u ., ,fn IN ata+y heart tb1t can ut
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-26
.sryyIolrsr uxro TUB DAY IS THB EVIL
THEREOF"

Strength is promised-strength Is gwen
Wbere the heart by God is riven
But foredate the day OF woe,
And alone thou bear - the oio"'
One thln; only claims tn, care;
Se,k that first by faith and prayer;
And what ere thou need'st below,
lie thou ,rus,est will bestow.