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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25
To the Citizens Of
Trinity Go.

Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has this day been appointed
Assistant U. S. Assessor for the Eighth Division
of the Fifth Assessment District of the State of
California, comprising the county of Trinity
and that he wilt, OF before the twenty seventh
day of this month enter upon and proceed to dis.
charge the dntirs devoiving upon him by virtue
of said office. The attention of Tax PAYERS ia
especially directed 10 the g Direct and Excise
Taxes" officially published in this paper to-day.
Dated Oct Is, 1862.
JNO. A. WATSON, Assistant Assessor
40td. Eighth Division, Fifth District
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

with The above interIo8atory, has reached US. II
is issued by John Hatch, of San Francisco. who
says be is a practical printer and that be has
given up lucrative situation to commence the
publication Of paper to be called Tie Coed
SdmaritGn which shall be devoted entirely to
allevating the sulf'rings of our wounded sol
diers. All the prgfts of the paper are to be de-
voted to that purpose. 1t is a phianthropc
undertaking, John. in which we wish you all
sgccess--with much apprehension Of ultimate
failure, however.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

IBE ChfNesE QrEsTIoN-A majority Of ;be
Gupreme judges OF the State have refused q new
nearing in the matter of the Chinese police IL
cense tax, which has been declared unconsttu.
tional. So we may expect the next Legislature
TO devote great portion OF its time in deelsing
some new Act whereby all chinamph are required
70 pay tax II is veS"3l estiou-one over
wolch much valuable time has been expended,
a"o yet 70 law has ever been made to stand,
eng for its object the prevention of Chinese
immigration to the State, or one which in the
Judgement Of the Supreme Court can coustitu-
tionally exprl them from its boundaries when
once here. The law passed last winter was, in
our opinion. the best ever devised by which he
Chlhtse should be- placed on an equal footing in
the Saie. AT present the Chin Sc miner is
CURED to pay his Tax, and the Chinese merchant
MS llct use, while the lazy indolent wretches who
i've by gambling aud lbieving, aud prostitute
women are exempt. In its application to the
mining districts he law Of last winter was the
most just one ever passed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

REBEL ALLEs.-It has been stated frequently
that the Indian outbreak and massacre Of womep
and children IN Minnesota was the Indirect il
not the positive work of the rebel leaders. Mon
strous as this assertion is it is true by their own
confession. The proof is in the following para
graph which we cut from the Richmond Dispatch
Of September 24lh
CAS- WE EXPECTED The Yankees are about
to send their army captured at Harper's Ferry
against the Indians. Has the Government no
means of retaating for euch Il breach of faith ?'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

PREFERABLE, CERTAINLY.-A late Eastern dis.
patch reports another proclamation from JEFF.
Davis, to the effect that henccforth all Federal
officers captured shall be put to hard labor, if
Lincolns emancipation proclamation be carried
out. This is certainly preferable to being con
fined in the loathsOme dungeons and being
obliged to breathe the iOeted air thereof
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

PRENrIcE.-George d. Prentice and wife ar
rived here Ell route for Augusta, to see their sou
Clarence, who "as mortalIy wounded while fight
ing in The rebel ranks at that place .ou Saturday
last. BY the solicitation Of friends, Prentice
remained here, while Mrs. Prentice left for
Augusta on the Florence Miller. At last ac-
counts, it was the opinion Of the surgeon that
young Prentice could not possibly survive long.
-CMclAnah Commercial, Sept. 30M.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25
ANOTHER NAME ON THE ALcArnAz HOTEL REG

ANOTHER NAME on THE ALCATRAz HOTEL REG
IsTER.-- Lieut. williamson of the 4th Infantry,
arrived at San Francisco on Monday, having in
custody Henry Hamilton, late editor of the Los
Angeles Star, traitorous publication. That
there may be 10 mistake, the Lieutenant brings
a file of the paper for reference. The material
Of the star Office will be conGscated
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

LARGE APPLEs.-We have on exhibition at this
Office an apple weighing 25a ounces, and meas
uriug sixteen inches in circumference, which we
have all along been considering n tolerably
large apple. But San Jose editor tells of one
left at his Office which weighs SO ounces, aud a
Mr.. Cooper. Of Santa Cruz has raised one weigh
ing 80 ounces. We begin to consider ours only
d middling sized apple after all
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE 9TH
Judicial District, of She State of California.
N and for the county of Trinity:
JOHN }. MOORE, plaintiff, vs. MORRIS o..
| NEIL, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of the OH
| Judicial District of the State of California,
l. IN and for the county of Trinity, and the
/ complaint MID in said county of Trinity, in
/ the Office of the Clerk of said District Court.
\ Tie People Of the State of CahJornia, 10 MORRIS
| O'NEiL, Greeting:
HVOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP
/ l. pear 10 an action brought against Won bv the
hhove named plaintiff in the District Court Of
Ihr Ninth Judicial District of the Slate of Cali
I"rnla' IN and for the county OF Trinity, and to
fntwrr the complaint filed therein, Ga copy of
which accompanies this summous) within ten
pays exclusive of the day Of srrviceO after ,be
service on you of this summ0ns-i If served within
Ihls county or, if served ont of this county.
put within this Judicial District, within twruiv
days; or, il served ont of said District then
within forty days-or Judgment by demult win
pc taken against you according to the PRAYER of
said complaint
The said acIion is brought to dissolve q ~.
partnership existing between plaintiff and de-
-Shdant' and that an account he taken Of all and
IeVery OF said copartnership transactions and
also an account OF the money received and n.id
ont by the plaintiff and defendant respectivplv
IN respect thereto and that the interest of said
defendant in certain property mentioned in nlai".
th complaint may be sold 10y an order Of this
Gourt 10 satisfy any claim that may he fonnd
oue thls plaintiff on account of artnership bn..
ness costs of suit, &C. all of which is fnIlv set
lot'h IN Inc complaint, a copy of which accom-
panies this summons - "'0N "00oih
anu you are hereby notified that if you fail TO
APPEAR ava answer the said complaint as above
I(equittd' ,he said plaintiff will apply 10 the
0oo'' ,0i 'ne reIieI d"mandrd in said complaint
Given under my hand ana The srnI p',|, pr ,,,a
DtHtlc' Oohrt ot the 9th judicial District
OF The State Of California. in and lnr ,ha
lL's'J county of Trinity. this lOlb day Of oct"'
oer, III me year of our Lord one thou.nnd
eigh' hundred and sixty two.
NJ +. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
~ N ordered by the Hon. E. ]. Cnrtis co,ntv
'uug'' 'ha' service Of the summons in tha ah"r1,
n,.''en n,It cause be made upon Norris O'Neil nv
'upnoa'' 'on OF the same in the TklNIry Jornv.,'
newspaper published ut Weayervie in GTriM1' Trni,"
oun'y' Tor the period of three months '''"
"i'hsss' Hon L. j. CURTIS, COUNTY J,dco
Attest, NJ T. cny Judge.
Chadbourne q Howe, pltfs att'ys tvs 0'etS'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

GwEN.-Ths boary headed, he'll deserving old
traitor, who is now in the South on parole, re-
port says had ordered the burning Of twelve hun
dred bales of cotton on his plantation in Mis-
sssippi. The ola reprobatc stopped in Califor.
MIA as long as he allowed to grow fat from
official position. He has property in the State
which should be confscated to Government pur-
poses.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

WHAT ONO Has Observation-Disclosures the
Buckeye State has sent her full quota of men to
the war; she has this year held forty three indus
trial and agricultural Fairs. And although the
Butler District had sent large portion Of her
Union citizens to the battle field, enough re
mained 10 defeat The arch strait or Vallandiug CHAM.
Happy proud Ohio
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

MARRlgD.-lt appears that Rev Jas. A. David
son, Grand Lecturer of the Sons Of Temperance,
has been talking to some effect at Santa Cruz a.
well as in Trinity and Siskyou. He was united
in marriage to Miss Hattie L. Alexander, of that
place, on the 18th. The urgent business which
called him so suddenly from his duties in this
county (Which at Tie time we supposed to br in
connection with The Grand Division) is now sat
islaclorily explained.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

DEATH OF NOTED MEDICAL MAN.-Among the
prominent men OF San Francisco who have died
the present mouth, we regret to have TO number
DR.. & S. Cooper, who during late years has en-.
joyed thc reputation Of being one of The most
skllIul surgeons Oh the Pacific coast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25
EIStrays

1 tAME INTO THE PREMISES of tho n,ao.
C'sntd' East Weaver. on the 2Gth of s.n'as unuer
~ 81 uafk Day mare mule, branded G NJ op ,h
nv snoalder' aud an ndisinct brand on ,Sn r' 'ne
UP. me owner can have her by proy,n., n''r 'e,'
e'y and paying charges. F'o''"s prop
wo.vo,u,,. o IL. II. GRAY Il BRO.
WV iV' low 39tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

EXPENSIVE JoEE.--A jury was empanneled at
Red Bluff last week in the case of Ledan VS..
Hastings. After disagreeing for some forty-eight
hours they got hungry and dry, announced to
the Court that they bad agreed. The foreman
handed in the verdict, and the Clerk read. " The
Jury in the case of Ledan VS. Hastings agree 10
disogrer" vhereupon the Court iued each of
them S25
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

RELEASEp.-S Senator Baker, of Tuare, was ar
rested by the y. S. deputy Marshal for treasona.
bic sentiments uttered against the Government
but has been released by order Of Gen. Wright
on agreement to meet the char ges. which be de-
uies -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

VALLANDINGHAN.-The speeches made by this
individual in the country places in his district,
where he has been defeated, are Infamous in the
extreme:
The Middleiown Journal says that in his speech
at Post Town he declared the President was II
dsunionist, said the Z" sun, moon aud stars would
turn 10 gore before the North could couoGer the
South" and spoke of the army Of the Union as
carrying the black flag"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

STEALING Masonic RELcs.--It is related that
while the rebels occupied Fredericksburg, Va,
they stole from Fredericksburg Lodge the Ma.
sonic jewewes worn by Washington in his sew
eral Offices of Deacon, Warden aud Master nearly
four score years ago. aud which were highl y
priced as relics
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

CHARLESTON, S. C.-The six hundred and fifty.
two houses burned in the great fire have as yet
been replaced by only ten small brick stores
One-third burned, onetbird deserted, and the
other inhabited ouly by the poorer classes.
Charleston is draining the poisoned chalce u
she prepared for the country's ruin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

THE Humboldt 1GmeS announces the death at
Eureka on the l7th, of a man named Butler. who
came there from New river. but who formerly
mined Oh Trinity river
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

THAT'S WHAT Ais HIM-Mr Edward Bre,oer
was recently married TO Miss Lucy 4uaftJy. The
bridal seems frigbtfully suggestive Of the bier.
and our reporter says they are bound to get at
lager. heads. If they avnt got the ops"
they re in 'ard luck. Both parties lately came
here from the (y)East.- Of the Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

MILITARY GoyEKNoR.-Lieut Col. J. B. West,
Of the California column, has been appointed
Military Governor of Arizona Territory. SO
says dispatch to the Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

We are in favor of the war, as the only means
of preserving the Union. Cancellation and com
promise are "payed out" The rebel leaders
ask or desire no compromise. therefore why
should the Union men keep on ctprnaly prating
about conciliation?-Red Bluff Beacon, lGM.
Boldly spoken, Fisher, but in striking contrast
with a mighty host of war sentiments uttered
through the Beacon during your absence. For
one, we heartily rejoice that the Beacon editor
has had opportunity to satisfy himself in regard
to the necessity of vigorously prosecuting this
war to the end. and that Cancellation and CON-
promise are played out" in his opinion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

BANKERS IN SAN FRANCisco-A dispatch from
San Francisco states that The bankers there had
decided to charge five and six per cent. on ex-
change, to cover the war risk. Mr.. Greenwood
Informs us today that the rate has been increased
to eli igAt per cent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

DEAD.--Col Ian nder, father of the gallant f.
W. Lander, of this State and Miss Lander the
sculptress. died at his home, Salem, Mass, on the
2lst Of September.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

HURRAH.--Gen. II. G. Schencll has beaten the
Infamous Vallandingham for Congress in the
Butler district of Ohio. This is a victory worth
cheering over.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

LrBERAL.-The proprieIors and attochees of
the Sacramento Union printing establishment
gave s $50 so 10 the Patriotic Fund
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25
B / + t h s

At McGillivray'S rarch, Trinity river, October
l9lh, the wife of Jos McGilivray, of a DAUGHTER.
Al Shasta, Oct. 10Th, the wife of Harry Burk,
of a son.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25
BASEMENT OF THE RUSS HOUSE,
Corner Of Pine nud Yanntynmerx Strecrs

BASEMENT OF THE RUSS HOUSE,
Corner OF Pine and Montgomery Streets.
The reputation Of California Wines has snffrr.
ed much from the many bad and adultpratpd ar
ticles pu' up by irr spnnsible parties aud brand
ed Pnre California Wine"-prpsrnt profit be-
ing their aim, although destroying confidence in
the purity aud quality of Native Wines Others,
again, probably without any intention 0 deceive,
bni from want Of knowledge of the treatment Of
wines. have bottled Tor sale wines that were not
properly made, or that were moi in condition for
hottlhg. Such causes have had an Injurious ef
iect 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 up of his Wines the product of his
own viBeya,ds--cOnfdent that their superior
quality will make them the favoritr brand with
consumers. In order more fully to guard the
sEahl'e gains. limitations there will he attached
to each bottle an additional label bearing fac.
simie of bis signature.
No" on band, and for sale by the case or pack
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

PATRIOTIC Packs Eleven brothers named
leck have enlisted under the late call for yolun-
letEs al North Goyerneur, New York.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

NEW ONk, OCT. I5-IU p NJ
To II. r. Teschemacher, Chairman of the Re
lief Fund The second Sl00,0 600 from yonr mn.
nifcent bounty has reached us. We send $50.
900 to ST. Louis. Tie admiration and gratitude
Of the nation aud the army are only exceeded hy
The wonder and praise with which the Sanitary
Committee contemplate your humanity aud be
nifeeuce. HENRY A. BELLOWS,
President
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

GsS- Having been appointed Agents for the
sale of the above celebrated Wines, we shall al
ways keep on hand large and full assortment
Of WHITE, PORT, ANGELICA and CLARET
WINES, of superior vin'ages, which we offer for
sale on reasonable terms
sH0ENBAR & CO., Agents.
Weavervle, Oct rs, 1862. 4ltf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

AT BENIciA.-Company L, 4th Infantry, Capt.
John G. Ciownnsbield, has arrived at Benicia.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25
WINES |
M. KELLER,

PROPRIETOR OF TIE RISING SUN and
l. LOS ANGELES VINEYARD wishes
TO acqnaint his friends and The public generally
with the fact that be has opened Depot for the
sale of his Wines, in the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

A HUNDRED THOUSAND MoRE.--The following
acknowledgement has been received by he San
Francisco Relief Committee of the receipt of the
second 100000 forwarded for the relief Of the
sick and wounded of our armY j.:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25
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Weavervillp, Oct. rs, 1862. 4Itf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-20
WASHINGTON STANDARD.
9UPPIsHGHNE.
loFviCIAL.l
Laws Of the United States.
Passed at the Second Session Of the Thirty.
seventh Congress-.
TPUBLIC ACf-N0. J7.1

PUBLIC ACf-N0. 81.
An Act to amend an Act entitled, can act to pro-
vide increased revenue from imports, to pay inter
est on the public debt, and for other purposes"
approved August 9Th, 1851.
BE IL enacted Ly the Senate aud House Of Repre-
,rn,ot;res Of the United States Of America Nv Con-
ess ussenJied, That the provision in the fifty third
section Of the act "to provide increased revenue
from imports, to pay interest the public debt, and
for other purposes, approved August g. 1851, allow
ing such portion Of the tax as may DO assessed by
any State, Territory, the District of Columbia,
ito be paid and satisfied, in whole or in part, by
the release Of such State Territory District du
" executed to the United States Of any liquidated
and determined claim Of such State, Territory, or
District Of equal amount against the United States:
Provided That in case Of such release, such State,
Territory, or District shall be allowed the same
abatement Of the amount of such tax as would be
allowed in the case Of payment Of the same in
money" shall be construed rs applying to such
claims Of Statcsfor reimbursement Of expenses in
Cured by them in enrolling, subsisting, clothing,
supplying, arming, equipping. paying, and trans
porting its troops employed in aiding to suppress
the present instruction against the United States,
shall be fled with tho proper officers Of the Uni
ted States before the Both Of July next. And in
such the abatement Of Is per centum shall be
made on such portion Of eaid tax as may be paid
by the allowance of such claims, in whole or in
part the same as il the final settlement and quida-
ton thereof had been made before the 30th OF June
Approved, May -, 1852.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-20

u ther Once they shall sac take an oath q rake arm
atm beiOlv sstisc VI the peace Of sald oospty
or the counsslcns: u priinary schools. who Z hsreey
charge the dstss psrtaning to h sad ocs II trustee
without p.sudics pastiality and sccoedngto Nv and
.id school districts msjury Il them to fnrns, It
tho expiration Of their term ofservice tho comisso-
ers correct Of al ncnsy transactions
primary schosa district. v - z = - :
Fec. rs. Aud be h further enacted That Il shall be The
apportion a aorys which sa ccas Into ths ssods Of
the trsayurer of the school fh aioswsad awdsv snd ~
rss u The Cisrk 81 tho ssa ~ treasurer q
the school fund r the Of primary schools Aforesaid n
soo may Be after such moneys shah be received BY The
In said county which shall have complied with tHe proyis.
Ions Of this Act; and oil moneys be apportions by
BY them according to such spportonaent the trustees
Of the distsictto which such moneys shall be appor.
tionsd e aores. whose receipts therefor shall he good
and s'iaceut evidence u such payment which moneys,
10 70 b. received BY the aforesaid sha BE- s
piled andsxpsnded BY them, after the superintendent 6r
employed by them, and for no other purpose Provided.
THAT no money. arportioned ne Aforesaid except the a
.s . T.; 5 .s ;s: ss @ x y.
anita and the trustees Of the district which such moneys
shall be :pporoned a. Aforesaid shall have substantially
complied with the provisions Of this act And provided
further That It shall not be lawful for the commissioners
Aforesaid to draw any moneys from the hands Of the treas
school und aforesaid sxcept by dra In fayur Of the
trustees Of the school district to which such moneys sha
be apportioned - sioread and Ill moneys which shall
" ny the ~ which
either , ~. "o -. ~ ss.c arH I
primary schooi dstct entitied 10 receive ~" n to n
y therefor and make tho necessary certeaes 70 entits
them to the sa.ss or from defect In such certificates,
Ila S =. .na. snsr .s sxSsson o. saM term 10
I 4; !; \: IT,. =.
OF each .ch"Cl district shall hold their once I'LL their
s os e'eG.cH sa and IN case Q! vacsn.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-20
TPUbLlC ACr-NO. ST.
An Act to establish port Of entry in the collection
district of Beaufort, South Carolina.

An Act to establish port Of entry in the collection
district Of Beaufort, South Carolina.
BE It enacted BY the Senate and Housc IF Repre-
sentatices Of the United States Of America ia Com
yrc~s assembled, That port of entry and delivery
shall be aud is hereby established in the collection
district Of Beaufort, in the State Of South Carolina
ut Hilton Head, to be called tho port Of Port
Royal, which shall 10 subject to the sume rcgula-
tons and restrictions other ports Of entry and
delivery in the United States; and there shall be
appointed q collector of the customs, to reside ut
said port, who shall receive salary Of one thou
sand five hundred dollars per annunl. And tho
Secretary Of tho Treasury shall have power to ap-
point, OH the nomination of the collector, such in
spectors, weghers, gaugcrs, mcasurers, and other Of
fcers AZ may DO necessary for the collection Of the
revenue at said port, whose compensation shall not
exceed the rates allowed to similar Offices ut other
ports of entry and delivery in the United States.
Approved, May 10, 1862.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-20
fPusIic Am-No. os.I

An Act To provc r the pullc Instruction q youth In
primary sclu0ls throughout the county Of Washington,
cities VI wushington and 0sesgst0wn.
BE- Il esdsed b ia rate and Alb&~ n Representatives
Q dc Uitei Nates IF Imericu IN CbH0,v@ asssmlied,
That the lazy Court ~ the county Vt Washington, In the
District q Colnnnia IT their r meeting xsr tho PAS
sage of this act, wall appoint
u the sad county. who shalt reside within tho mits II
the cities Of Washington and 0ecsgcton two Of whom
shall be residents VI that portion Of the sad county lying
and being west Of Rock Ceo three between Rock Greek
aud the Eastern Branch and two east and south VI thc
Eastern Branch to be Commissioners VI prinary echo0s
for sad comfy, which sad commissioners shall hold their
oiccs until tho second Monday In May 1885, and until
others appointed In their places and In any u
the said commissioners thus appointed to b. appointed
~ aforesaid shall rfss to serve. die. remove from
tho county become incapable u ssrving the vacancy Or
vacancies shall b. sd BY the Levy Court ~ rsc
ticxble.
ecc. g. And be Il further enacted That sach or the
said commissioners DoSors he enters upou the execu
ton " hs oce, and within hesn days alssf uotinca
tion Of bis appointment BY tho MD Levy Cou: shall take
and suscrbe ~ cath bsre sumo Sustcs VI The Psacs VI
sad county, In the toE @lowins that h to NY ~,