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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-01-28
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FOR MilIness, Safety, Certainty. ThOroughness,
Slons Ointmentis rapidly supsTccdng all other Ont-
ments aud Linimeuts for the cure of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds. Calls of all kinds Crack
ed Heels, Ringbone, Poevil, Wndgals, Caus Spavine
Sweeney. Fistua, Foundered feet. sand Cracks
Scratches of GTcase, Mango and Horse Dlstemper,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06
S p c;al n Offices.
M a 8 Q N I Q


M a 8 0 N I g.
a Trinity Lodge, No. 81, F. "A M.-Hold
Wy their regular communications at Masonic
w Vail, Weavcrville, on the last Monday Of
each month.
Gas> Hour Of meeting, O'Clock, PM.
I've. O, II. z, NoRCRosS, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

MARYLAND AND KENrucEY.--The spirited New
York correspondent Of the Albany Statesman
makes the following allusion to the two mis-
chief breeding border States, Kentucky aud Ma
ryland
The border slave State incubus has gbed
too heavily upon the Presidcnt and he needs to
read the abe article in the Danvile (Ky) Re.
pie,r, by Rev. DR.. Rreckinrdgr, to show him how
hollow hearted Kentucky has been. 1t seems
to me that the late treasoEa6le speech of Wick.
lfr, of Kentucky, must open the eyes Of Mr..
Lincoln. II justice was speedily done to Wick
life, he would wake up very soon in Fort La
tayettc. If men who are our law makers can
counsel resistance to the laws Of Congress with
impunity, then men without position official
iaauencc, may council no more recruits to our
army without the fear OF imprisonment before
their eyes.
1t would have been far better for our cause if
Maryland aud Kentucky had gone with the other
rebel States. They have been the evil genius
IN this war, and have held the haud that should
have stuck heavy, powerful blow on the head
OF treason. Let the blow come now ; let it
tall with vigor aud energy even if it sewers the
chain that binds the slave to the rebel car VI
trcns0n-- strike
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06
The Journal.

rse CoNprrroS OF PRosPERITY.-In an article
.norking upon the prosperity Of business and
80 ,rospecis for future wealth and greatness Of
.C.,ifornia. the Grass Valley Natienai, well
. ;nted and ably edited triweekly journal, thus
4 ,couragingly puts up the subject:
Il .,ooe of the greatest causes Of gloominess
~, Csliforuians last spring and winter, the
n"n Of which was painfully felt throughout the
go woe found in the fact that all anticipated
- of dizziness and general business prOsratiou
II California. But the cloud Of business de-
4 I.osyion has passed away, and we find ourselves
Elmo in the sunshine of as prosperous times
~ Cslifornia ever knew. Stock, which had be.
- almost valueless to owners, by last winters
zshinninp out by the foods has been made source
+ af nroft to those engaged in that important
Sropoh Of business in this State. Cattle last
~oor we're sold at two cents per pound on foot,
n;nous price which would not in many cases pay
ztbe eypcnse Of driving cattle to market Such
nr;cos are now unknown. Fruit, which had he
io,no so plentiful and so low in price as to dis
Courage our fruit growers, now sell at remnnera.
;v nrces TO the orchardist and is yet sufficiently
cbpop to enable even those of limited means to
nrocnre enough for home consumption. From
III agricultural p0rtipns of this State, as well
oa from various mining districts. tdings of pros
rerity reach u.s. Crops are everywhere reported
unusually good even for this State so rich in ag
ricuture prodnctiveness. The mining interest,
which suffered from the foods of last winter aud
from the drains made on it 10y Immigration to the
British Columbia mines, it etiil prosperiug.--
The number Of persons at present engaged in
mining, Notwithstanding the accession to our
reputation during the past six months, is doubt
less less than at this period last year but the
mines are turning out as much money in the
proportion to the amount Of labor as at any
former time The Washoe trade is perhaps
donbe what it was last year, and is daily increas-
ing aud that country, which in its prospecting
times was a drag on the State, is now sending
along its immense quantities of silver and gold
for the benefit Of those Caliorniaps who risked
fortunes in developing the wealth Of the eastern
slope The Humboldt aud Esmerada countries,
whose wealth was last year considered Il myth to
oil but the energetic miner and persevering
capitalist, are now realities, and the trade OF
those sections is rolling in its benefits to Cafor-
niu. The Croaker family still resides among us
bat those outside the croakers' circle are well
satisfied with California's present and future,
apd we fail to see why they should be otherwise"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

The Grass Valley National says that a collec
lion was taken up in the Catholic churches of that
section on Sunday, for the starving Irish, and
netted as follows: Allison Ranch, $0O7 Grass
valley, $3.50; Nevada, Sill ,50 in all, with
ssundry small collections, which are not specified,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

VERY Leon Orpheus G. Kerr, of the Mack
rrcl Brigade, after describing IA fierce equestrian
combat between William Brown, of the United
Suites of America, aud Captain Munchauson of
the Southern Confrderacy, closes as follows:
"lIal r. says William, gazing severely at Com
rany 3, Regiment s, as il came pouring forward,
Phls the Southern Contedcracy concluded to
q submit to The ppt, States of America ?'
What The GnsWcr was, my boy, am not allowed
d 10 say but you may rest satisfied that a thing
has been done which am not permitted to dl.
;ulgr; and should this lead, as | hope it WILL to
4 movement am not suffered TO make public, it
cannot fail to result in consummation which
an forbidden to make known. But it, on the
other, the strategic movement which ! am not
a, liberty to describe should be followed by
stroke am restrained from explaining, you will
fud the effect it would not be judicous iu me to
set forth will produce consequence which the
War Department denies me the privilege Of de-
velopig.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
~ The N1cdienl aud surgical Ens,isu,c Of

CO. The Medical aud Surgical HnssisUtc Of
Dr. l. J. CzAPKAY is already secured in position which
places it, well its proprietor far above the assaults Of
envy and professional malice In the schools of France
the highest prizes often awarded to practitioners in
this department of Medical science, and they occupy with
others equally lofty position in the profession Ricord
il ilustri0us example, shining light among the phil
oophca stars OF his in Europe and Dr. CzapkNy mas
fully equalled him in this country n proof of which
the Philadelphia College of Medicine npmented him
with Diploma, and the honorary ad eundem degree Sc
Letting this his field of operation although qualified
graduate of the University of Pesth, and late Chief Sur
of the Hungarian Revolu tiouary Army, for
tended abors Dr. L. j. CzNpkay has bent his earnest at
tention to the of chronic private Diseases in
which he has become great expert that he is
regarded the in this branch of his proe 'sion
throughout the United States and his portrait and bog
raphy published matter of interest to their readers
in the most exclusive journals. The Doctors Offices
at his Medical and Surgical Institute, Sacramento ST.
corner Of eidesdor nearly opposite the building of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
GO We ask particular attention of readers to the
sworn certificates Of cures in another column
Of this paper. 109m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

SOCIETY AT SALMON RvER.-We learn from
the Lewiston Golden Age that an alarming state
OF society exists at that place, where recourse is
had to pistols and bowie kniV to settle MI dis
putes. There is no county or town Jail, and Of
tenders must be subject to Lynch law, or allowed
to go free. The .age publishes a call for sub
scriptions to erect jail detailing the above
state Of grievances. Matters are equally bad, ii
not worse, at Florence City, than in the heart OF
The diggngs. Old Calitorniaus who have been
there say the amount of gambling, drunkenness
and violence which obtains beats even the icen-
tlous days of 40.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

he LIvEs.-lt is not true, as reported some
weeks since, that Gen. Sam Houston is dead
river
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The LAST BArrLr.-The San Francisco Bal


iain Of Sept. lst has the following dispatch
CnIcAGo Sept. l.-l2 Washington, AnG,
30--To.day's evening Star, speaking of Friday
battle, says it was continued by the corps of
Gems. Helm zeman, Mcdowell and Sigrli against
rebels numbering GO 600, consisting Of jackson $
and part of Bragg army, which succeeded in
getting from White Plains through Thorough
fare Gap The battle took place in the vicinity
of Haymarket, but a few miles northwest of Bull
Run. IIeintzleman's cavalry came up with the
enemy's rear about 10 A. NJ, seven miles from
Centervilc, aud there found Stonewall jackson
fighting Mcdowell. or Sigel, CT both, on his right.
Our informant said nothing resulted from to day =
fighting, which, though continu ous, has not been
very bloody. Others, who left the field at
o'clock, say the fight is decidedly in favor of the
Union army, which pushed the rebels successfully
on both sides, An Impression prevailed that The
reserve OF Lees army, supposed to be from 20,-
900 to 10000, strong, might suddenly appear in
the field.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE Of Foreclosure
Id Of mortgage and order of sale issued cut of
the District Court Of the Ninth judicial District
of the State of California, in and for the county
of Trinity, in the action of Joseph Mckinney
against c. w. Dutkec ct. AL, duly attcstcd on the
231 day of August, A. D., 1862, am commanded
to sell certain Saw Mil in said State aud coun
ty, in North Fork township, known as the North
Fork saw mill originally bnilt by Buck & Car.
ter, and uow known rs Durkcc < Co. s saw-milL
Also, certain water race or ditch (and the
right to water) conveying water from North Fork
gulch to North Fork diggings, said ditch being
about -four miles in length, and ending on the Hill
back Of North Fork village, commonly known as
Bagdad, together with all aud singular the her
edtumens aud appurtenonces thereunto belong
ing or in any wise appurtalning.
Notice is hereby gwen that on
Wednesday, the 24;h day OF Scpien,bOr'
A. d, 1852, between the hours Of II o'clock m,
and O'Clock, p M, in front OF the Court House
in The town of Weaveryile, l will sell the said
above described property to the highest bidder
for cash. -Weaverville, Aug. 20, 1862.
JNO. p. JONES, Sheriff,
By A. NJ. KRUTrsCuNITr, Deputy 33ts.
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TRINITY CHAPTER,

Nse0s No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS, meet
sNNy3 on the second and Fourth Tuesday IN
sszszsS each month, at the Masonic Hall, in
Weavervillc.
I've. JNo. G. BURCu, Secretary.
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PROBATE NOTICE,

In the matter Of the Estate Of WILLIAM JAMES,
deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that J. A, Ber-
~ ger administrator Of the Estate of William
James, deceased, has rendered aud presented for
settlement and flied in said Court, his anal ac
count of his administration of said estate and
that Monday, the Sth day Of September, A. D.,
1862, being day Of term OF said Court, 10
Wit: of the August term, a. D., 1862, at II o.
clock a. m, at the Court room of sad Court, at
the Court House in Weaverville, in said Trinity
county, bas been duly appointed 10y the Probate
Judge of said Court, for the settlement of said
account, at which time ana place any person in
terescd in said estate may appear aud file bis
exceptions in writing to the said account and
contest the same Dated at Wcaverville this 9th
day of August, A. D., 1862.
33lw. NJ f. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
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TPUBLIC-No. An

AN ACT to provide for the appointment
of clerks in the Office OF the Assistant
Treasurer at Boston, to fix their salaries,
and provide for the absence of the Assist
ant Treasurer, and for other purposes.
Be Il enacted. by the Senate and House oJ
Representatives. of the US1ited States Of Anser.
sea in Congress assembled, That from and
after the FIRST day of January, eighteen
hundred and sixty-tWo, in lieu of the clerks
heretofore authorized and provided, the AS.
sistant Treasurer at Boston be and he is
hereby authorized to appoint, with the ap-
probation of the Secretary of the Treasury,
one chief clerk at salary of fifteen hun
dred dollars per snnum, and one disbursing
clerk at salary of fifteen hundred dollars
per aunum, and one other clerk at a salary
of twelve hundred dollars per annum, and
ona messenger at salary OF seven hundred
dollars per annum and the compensation
for such clerks for the current and next
fiscal year be and the same is hereby ap-
propriated, out of any money in the Treas
ury not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. 2. Asad be Il further enacted, That,
in case of the sickness or unavoidable abb
sence of the Assistant Treasurer, he may,
in his discretion, authorize the chief clerk
to act in his place, and to discharge all the
duties required by Law of the Assistant
Treasurer.
Approved, March 19, 1862.
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pTeseHtatiess Of Che United States of America
in Congress assembled, That the thanks OF
Congress and of the American people are
due, and are hereby rendered, to Capt. A.
h. Foote, of the United States navy, and to
the officers and men of the western fotilla
under his command, for the great gallantry
exhibited by them in the attacks upon
Forts Henry and Donelson, for their ef-
fcieney In opening the Tennessee, Oumber-
land, and Mississippi rivers to the pursuits
Of lawful commerce, and for their unwa-
vering devotion to the country in the
midst Of the greatest difficulties and dan
gers
Approved, March I9, 1862.
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Approved, March 10, 1862.
rPUBLrc REsoLUr1oN-No. 21.1

4 l.
A RESOLUTION to authorize the Secretary
Of War to accept moneys appropriated BY
any State for the payment of its volun-
teers, and to apply the same as directed
by such State.
ResoE0ed 6y the Senate and House Of Rep
sesentatUes of the United States Of America
in Congress assembled, That if any State,
during the present rebellion, shall make
any appropriation to pay the volunteers oi
that State, the Secretary of War is hereby
authorized to accept the same, and cause il
to be applied by the paymaster general to
the payments designated by the Legislative
acts making the appropriation in the same
manner as if appropriated by act Of Con-
gress; and also to make any regulations
that may be necessary fer the disbursement
and proper application Of such funds to the
specific purpose for which they may be sp-
propriated by the several States.
Approved, March 10, 1862.
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Advertisements published IN both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL win be
charged the full Daily rates, with one hall
the Weekly rates added.
Business notices published In the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance.
Military Companies, Order OF Odd Eel
lows, Masonic Orders, benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies
For each notice not exceeding hines IS
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral Eotice
attached, 81 without notice, free
Marriage notices so cents.
Notices Of Festivals, Picnics and Bxcur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head Of Special Notices, If ten lines or
over, will be charged double the usual
rates.
Advertisements making less thaa three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, will be
charged fifty cents
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every deserip-
ton to be charged at the rate Of 81 so for
each name in the Daily, and 50 in the Daily
and Weekly, the same TO be, In all eases,
paid In advance.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL CO.
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fPuBL1o REsoLUrIoN-No. 22.1

A RESOLUTION expressive of the thanks Of
Congress to Capt. A. e.. Fo0te, of the
United States navy, and to the officers
and men Un0E his command in the we6s
ern hstilla,
ResoIeed By the Senate and House Of Re
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I f q mt Ha is & CAPS.
splendid assortment Of fancy hats and caps
spring and summer styles.
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NEW ADVERTTSEMEN ENTS.

Approved, March 19, 1861
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MPUCK w.HR.RT r ELOUR.-5O sacks Buck.
A9 wheat Flour, Extra, at
jams H.A. COOKS.
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AN ACT to provide for the appointment of
suffers in the volunteer service, and to
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FILL UR.TH OLD RB0lMKWrs.

FILL UR.THB OLD RB0laBNE1.
II nay not Be smiss 70 suggest 70 ssch a.
have been holding b.ck that De- Moines county
has not yet farnished her qaota, and unless she
does there viii certainly be . draft and the
draft viii fall where It deserves TO fall. Thus
for one third Of the townships in tho county
have hardly sent man. The draft will GER
tainly reach these townships II Is unnecessary,
now, TO determine the motives or Influences
which have kept back those who ought TO obey
the call Of their country. II is ss&cient to
know that they are At homo and that they can
Be reached BY the draft Bat the door is still
open. They can enlist and 60 into the old regi.
ments and yet secure the bounty and have the
credit in The field, among our brave men, Of
being volunteers and not Conscripts. they
will be better o6-haye better fare, and better
recommendations in the old regiments TLey
will sooner learn the drill-learn to take care Of
sooner broke into camp life and
be of far more uss to the country. They can
sniist and 60 into the old Regiments among the
heroes Of Pea Ridge, Donelsoa and Shiloh
Capt. Brydolf is waiting to take all who como.
Let Pleasant Grove, Benton, Augusta, Wash.
ington, Burlington, Dsnville and Flint River re-
,pond. Two hundred more recruits are wanted.
Let them be forth coming. The time 10 short
md If we do not respond promptly, there csr-
Eainly will bs and ought to be draft
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D. A. Misunderstanding to the Dubuque
Herald, Its Editor, now under arrest, 1t Wash.
ington. for disloyal conduct has been nominated
BY convention of the socalled. democracy Of
the Third Congressional District - their candi-
date for Congress. Honest and loyal people will
appreciate the patriotism of the political scoun-
drels who composed the Convention. We can
not believe that any considerable portion Of the
people Of that District can be induced to look
upon such nomination, in times like these,
With any other feeling than that Of abhorrence.
II there are any persons there who will support
an avowed traitor like Aahony, they ought to be
looked after by the Marshal. Political scamps,
- s,aitorous - Aahony, viii Of course endeavor
TO varnlsh his conduct, and induce the party
they profess to lead TO do the same thing. They
make very grave mistake, however. Not many
persons will DO 20 foolish - 70 take the short
cut to perdition when they zee II 90 plainly
People who have entertained the idea that the
Dodges, HallA Hendershotts, and othess of that
ilk, s's patriotic, though poesiby mistaken, will
have their eyes opened, when they see these pre-.
tsudsd patriots iudorsing Nahony and Steward.
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PIC Nc At AlDDLEfowH.-Cspt. Uttsrs con
psny attended picnic at Niddletown % Monday
where . large number of persons from the vioia
ity in addition were present Speeches were
made, the band discoursed patriotic music, good
eating was abundant, and general good time
was sEoyed BY III. 2t4aa s.E
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q Tho people Of Ne~buryport are expert.
uenting upon lighting che e Gee With Kerosene.
Il 10 said TO give more light chan gaa as about
half tie clOk
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: a. The President, it will be seen BY our die
patches, has written an explanatory letter 70
Horace Greeley. The letter is we'll enough, but
the presumption Of the public will be, upon read.
ing It, that Greeley's approval ID nessary to tie
success Of the war, and that the newspaper
shafts Of the philosopher have penetrated even
to the White House. Our impression is, that
Gfesley's case should have been attended to BY
somebody besides the President Of the United
States. t-
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a. The Chicago Journal says it would b
glad TO sec Gen. Harvey At the hesd Of CON-
msnd TO put down Guerrilla Prom bic antece.
dents it thinks be would Do likely to hands
them without gloves. --475r