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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-19

BUTLER county has been relieved of martial
law by order Of General Burnside.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Removed from his old Ofrice.
Dr. A. d. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High st.,
Columbus, o., has devoted himself for series Of yeara
70 tho treatment Of certain private diseases He may be
consulted at bis ocs On Broadway near ths Exchange
Bank
Janl0dH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-19

EDITOR STATRsMAE
By announcing the name Of JACOB POWELL, Of Truro
township, candidate for County Treasurer, subject
to the decision Of the Democratic convention, you will
confer favor on tl.f..fs h5e 81. rigf.t e
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MANY DEMOCRATS.

EDITOR ONO gTATRsMAN: .+e ID. 5..s.s. .
Please announce tho name OF SAMUEL GULIcK as q
candidate for County Treasurer subject to the decision
Of the Democratic county convention, and oblige -
n. MANY DEM0CRATs.
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EDITORS STATESMAN:
Gentlemen- By announcing the name of THOMAS
ARNOLD, ESQ, as a candidate for County Treasurer
subject to the ection Of the Democratic Nominating
Convention, you will be but doing Justice o him as
good and faithfal Democrat, and will confer favol
upon his - NJ $3.50
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EDITOR ONO STATIsMAN
Pleas announce the name Of VIM. DoMIaAN as a can
didate for sheriff Of Franklin county, subject to the
decision Of the Democratic county convention, and
MANY DEMOCRATS,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06
Gratuitous Suggestions.

EDITOR JOURNAL :-Y GU have undoubtedly wit
messed the optical exhibition known as /" dissolv-
itg views" If so, you will perhaps justify me
il the remark that in handing the rebellion we
have had quite enough of the dissoving with
too little Of the permanent The President of the
rebel Confederacy once intimated lin substance)
to his fellow traitors that they had contracted
for a bigger job than they at first imagined, and
that failure stared them in the face unless assist
ance came from the other side of the Atlantic
1t has been too much the same case with the loyal
states Between the faith given to Seward as
prophet, Mcclellan as great General, and other
undeniably good men who feared the shedding of
blood, and who grew faint because the rebellion
was not crushed out in ninety days, we have eX
pended much time and money to very little pnr-
pose. Like some public entertainers we had
crowded more into the bills than could be acted
in one night. We have been impatient-q quite
naturally so perhaps-but we should rot allow
impatience to stay our efforts, cool our arder, or
dampen our patriotism. 1t should be IA fixed
question from which no loyal man may turn away,
that the rebellion must and shall be put down.
or shorter we must resolve that we will see it
crushed.
We are told by physicians that a relapse is
more greatly to be feared than the original dis
ease. The experience of the last twelve months
has taught us the same lesson in dealing with
treason the treatment should not be om tied or
altered, other than to increase the potency OF the
prescriptions and repeat the doses at shorter IN
tervas. Lead, not peace propositions coercion,
not compromise, are the weapons with when to
deal out justice to traitors Resolve to never
let star be blotted from our banner; never
yield an inch of territory give not back to a
single traitor the innocent cause of the uprising
arm every negro, and use every means to wipe
out the most causeless rebellion the world has
ever beheld. We can and should 60 it out OF
respect for our patriot sires, for our homes, and
for the future prosperity of our chldrens chill
dien. These are the sentiments of a newly
tledged ABoLrIoNlST.
WEAVER CREEK, June 4, 1868.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

NONSTABLE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
" an Execution issued ont of Justice Moloneys
Court, of Weaverville township, county of Trir
ity to me directed in favor of Dennis Deascy,
and against l.. J. Williams, have seized and will
expose for sale at public auction, at o'clock, p
m, on Monday, the
22d day OF June, 1863,
at the Court House door in Trinity county, Cali.
fornia, all the following described property, to
wit: All the right, title and interest of il. j.
Williams in and to mining claim situated on
Canon creek in the comfy of Trinity, on the
east side of said creek, opposite what is known
as Conrad's Gulch, known as f. j. Williams
mining claim, to satisfy judgment in favor of
;he said Dennis Deasey aud against L. J. VIII
liams, amounting to the sum of Sl00, and S25 Is
costs of suit, together with the costs that may
acCrue.--Dated Weaverville, May II, 1868.
OWEN FlNNEGAN, Constable
cots. Of said Township.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06
Mteklu Trinity Journal.
WeaverilIe, Saturday, June 6, 1868,

We are accused of changing our sentiments IN
regard to Douglas Democrats since the County
Convention of May 26th. 1t is mistake, we
have not done it. We have made reference to
the course of some who heretofore claimed to be
Douglas Democrats, but who, to judge from their
btesent affiliations, were never any such thing.
When men who claim to be followers Of the great
statesman are required to council with secession
evmpathizers before acting, and who repudiate
,be very sentiments uttered by him with his eX-
hiring breath. we have reason to doubt their
penuineness We know there are such " Doug
las Democrats - in this county, and not few Of
them, either. Further, we know that a majority
Of the members Of " the reasonable Union
Leagues 10 this county men who were
formerly identified with the Douglas Democratic
party, and who up TO the commencement of the
rebellion fought alike the " j. lack Republicans "
and the Buchanan Breckenridge or eff.
Davis Democracy. There is this difference in
" Douglas Democrats" of to day most Of them
stand 10y the Government aud aid TO the extent
Of their efforts in putting down rebellion, while
few are so euamored Of the term Democracy
that they willingly consort with the enemies Of
the Government-these who notwithstanding
their fair pfelensons at heart desire the success
Of the rebels These latter are the men We deem
unworthy the name Of Douglas Democrats.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06
The Indian Campaign.

Lieut.. Tom Middleton, of Capt. Miller's Com
pauy of " Mountaincers," arrived from Humboldt
on Thursday. From him we learn that the other
companies of the Battalion are nearly full, and
will be put into service without delay. Lieut..
Col. Whipple had arrived at Eureka with full
supply of clothing, arms, munitions, etc, for
the Battalion. Clothing. blankets aad provisions
will be issued to all recruits as soon as they ar
rive, but no Company will be furnished with
arms until the adequate number Of names are on
the muster roll.
The Trinity Company is nearly full, and in
common with all citizens who have the welfare
of this, as well as the neighborng counties at
heart we hope to see the whole Battalion active
ly engaged before the lst Of July. There is
large amount of work to be done, and the men
enlisted for this service will be required tore
main for three years. or until the Indians in the
coast counties are thoroughly snbjugated and
removed to some secure location. 1t therefore
behooves officers and men 10 60 to work with a
will and rid the country Of these pests in the
shortest possible time. OF all the coast counties
Humboldt has suffered most, and will continue
TO suffer, until the Indians are entirely removed
from her borders. For this she may in great
measure thank the present Superintendent, Han
SEN who to accomplish his own speculative ends
at Government expense, and the expense of the
/ lives and property Of the hardy pioneer OF Hum
boldt county, did remove a portion Of the In
diaus Of Humboldt county to Reservation in
:. n L.. i
sired Uncle Sam to buy but neglected to pro
vide the proper means to keep them there. We
are informed that he will be speedily succeeded,
aud right heartily we hope he information is
correct Hansen may be good man and cti-
zen, but he has not done his duty as Indian
Agent for this portion of the Pacific coast.
Trinity county has also suffered much of late.
The citizens Of lower Trinity have fed from their
homes, obtained by years of toll and privation.
Their dwellings will be burned, their cattle driv-
en- off,, aud their crops destroyed. The entire
river from Taylor's Flat, in this county to
lIoopa Valley is deserted, and must necessarily
remain so until settlers are assured that there is
no further danger. AG matters now stand the
lives of the citizens of Hay Fork aud lIampom
are not safe for an hour. 1t is known that
large bands Of Indians rendezvous in the noun
taius Of that section, and no one knows at what
moment they may rise to murder, pillage and
burn.
The 4" Mountaneers are called out for the
the purpose of eXttrmnating, or collecting for
removal to some isolated Reservation, the Indians
of the coast counties. Let the work be done
quickly and surely. 1t is necessity which
can be no longer delayed. Let every man OF
the new Battalion feel that to him is entrusted
this particular duty, and the work will be speed
lily done.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06
dlieA

In Weayerville. May 9Th, OF congestion Of the
brain, WILLIE HOMER, son of Ambrose aud Joan
na Phelps aged months and II days.
In Weaveryille, May Goth, MRs. MARTHA N
NNcENT aged Il years.
Deceased was born in Roscoe, Winnebago coun
ty, Illinois, and immgrated to this State in 1861
She was dutiful child, an al1ectionate vile, aud
quiet, devoted christian, and departed this life
in the blessed hope Of a glorious Immortality.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

WHAT'S N A NAME.--A correspondent of the
Gai0n suggests that it would be sensible TO
change the name Of Lake Bigler to Sierra Lake.
We think not, for there is already Sierra Lake
near the Downievile Buttcs. Perhaps it might
be more euphoneous to ltalianize the present
name to Lago Beergier ; it would stand always as
punng allusion to the bibulous habits which
were reputed to charactcrizc " Honest John .
when he was Governor Of the Stalc.-.Uarys-
UHie dppeaL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

GONE SOUrH.-Sergeant W. o. Southwick, Of
Company e, Fourth Infantry, writes us under
date Benecia, May 26th, that his company haG
Just received orders to move. They left Benecia
on the 9th for San Francisco, and took the
steamer on the following day for Camp Drum,
Los Angeles county, whence they will probably
proceed to Colorado and Texas.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06
Aleu- Adrerti1eulents,
ON THE CASH PRINCIPLE
NOTICE.

IN AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF
OJuly next we will sell Fresh aud Salt Meats
at reduced prices,
FOR CASH ONLY!
Grateful for past patronage, we trust by due
attention to business to merit Il continuance OF
the tavorS heretofore bestowed. Believing the
Cash system to be the best alike for the purchas
and dealer our terms will hereafter be POSI-
lively CASH
All persons indebted to us will make settle
ment before the first day of July, next.
j. j. HUSCROtT x co.
Weaverville, June s. 1868. 2lto
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06
FOR CASH ONLY.
Prices Reduced.

TNHE UNDERSIG NED HEREBY GIVE NO
l. tice that after the first day Of July they in
tend to do business on the CASH PRINCIPLE,
believing it to be better for both the dealer and
consumer. We shall sell Meats at a considera-
bic reduction from former prices, and shall inva-
riably adhere to the rule above announced.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
us are requested to settle the same previous to
July lst, and take new start
JOHN MCGINNIS & CO.
Weaverville, June s. 1868. 2lto
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06
DISSOLUTI TON,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the CO.
" partnership lately existing under the name
and style of Ilerde ~ Wcckert, at Douglas City,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be continued at the Old stand by
VIM. Herdle. w. HERDLE,
j. WECkERT.
Douglas City, June 5, 1868. 2l2t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

LOOKS NATuRAL.-We received by last nights
mail letter from our old friend Eby, now with
Company NJ Cal. Cavalry Battalion, ID Massa-
chusetts Volunteers, stationed for the present at
Readville, Mass. The Battalion is actively pre-
pairing for duty, which from recent limitations
the writer thinks close at hand. Eby sends his
photograph, taken with his cavalry toggery on.
Without any desire TO latter We must acknowl-
edge that the picture is an immense Improvement
on The old original.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

WIND-And such wind as blew Monday
blue Monday is one OF the worst features If ilis
climate. Adobes, by 10 inches, were tossed
lie chati.-HumIoidt Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

STAR CoMPANY.-We notice by the Appeai
that Miss Sallie b. Goodrich, the accomplished
young actress has opened the Marysyille Theater,
supported by an excellent combination Of artistes
among whom are Mrs. Forbes, Mrs. Estelle Potter
Mcdonald, Miss Nellie Brown, Miss Dora Tracey,
and Messrs. Taylor, Young, Addams, Beatty
Powers aud Henry. company comprising 50
much merit ought TO succeed anywhere.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

received from Horace Waters, 4Sl Broadway,
New York, number of pieces Of lately publish
ed sheet music, one Of the best Of which is cnti-
tied Song of the 3ilh Regiment, N. Y. Yolun.
teers." Horace Waters is the great music pub,
Usher of the Empire City, and we advise person,
about to purchase sheet music to forward him All
order for s. worth (wth a "grecnback " for that
amounD and well guarantee that the return will
be satisfactory. Try it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

LATE DATE-We are indebted to VIM. =.
Mayhem, Esq, for a copy Of the U1iion Of the
ID inst handed us on tie morning of the 9Th
From it we learn on the authority Of the New
York Eoeaiag Post that Gen. Fremont has been
elected President Of the Pacific Railroad, Eastern
Division The treasure receipts at San francisco
from the sailing Of the last Eastern steamer to
the evening Of the "a inst. amounted to 81 ,900,-
900. Fitch, Of the Bulletin, it is said, will get
an interest in the State printing for supporting
the Low ticket for Governor, while Low promises
the Peoples parity the appointments in the Gus
tom House Tor their support.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

WHAT A NAME Steele, Of the Smelling Ban.
"er, had son born to him on the 18th ult. and
its name is Jefferson Davis Lee stonewall Tock.
son Richmond Steele. The boy was alive at
last accounts N'''0 az
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

SUPREME CouRT CLERE.-It is stated on au
thority that VIM. G.. Wood, the well known com
pler Of Woods California Digest" will be a
candidate before the Union State Convention
for Clerk Of the Supreme Court. The gentleman
Is probably as well qualified as any in the State
for the position, and we trust he will be nomina-
ted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

THE DRAT.--if the press generally is author.
ity in the matter the draft will soon be enforced
in the East, while California is to be exempt for
time, or until foreign war or traitor demon.
ftration on our lower borders making the raisjng
OF troops here necessity
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

LovEyoY AS CHAmMAN.-The Washoe Times
gives an amusing account Of how the irrcprcssible
John X Lovejoy rose to point Of order at n
Union League in Gaena, n. T. Loyejoy was act
ing as chairman, and the business OF the meeting
was quietly proceeding, when a buttcrnut pres
ent with skin full OF whisky, commenced Civ
ing bis views relative to the issues Of the day in
an unbecoming manner. Lov,ioy called him to
order. After remaining silent for little while
be again clipped in Said Lovcjoy, have
once ordered you to keep quiet, and now order
you to be quiet the second time. Don't try me on
The the third round" Butlernut soon began
again. There are sweeter things in this world
of copper strikes, than Lovcjoy's temper. " Cen
tlemcn," said he, {" this League will take a
short recess" Descending from his chair, he pol
shed off the Intruder in short metre Taking
the chair again aud wiping the perspration from
his face he said "Thc League will come 10
order; the Internal scoundrel is squelched -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

CANADIAN LETTER.-Tbe following letter
from James A. Davidson Grand Lecturer Sons Of
Temperance, came to hand week after that
gentleman arrived in San Francisco. Mr. David
son and wife came passengers in the Golden Age
and we perceive by the Temperance Journal that
he is about starting on a lecturing tour through
the Southern counties. We feel confident he
would have preferred visiting his friends in this
aud other Northern counties, had the Grand Di
vision officers so ordered:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06
SETTLE 4!

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO TIE LATE
~ firm of lIerdle ~ Weckert must settle their
bills before the first day Of July or they will be
subjected to costs, all accounts will be prose
cuted. WILLIAM HERDLE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

SHASTA MmTARY.-From the Courier we learn
that the 'Iyon Light Infantry " was organized
at tbat place GA the 28th ut., with the following
officers Captain, Sam. Francis lst Lieutenant,
John E. Dent I'd Lieutenant, r. II. Booth Jun
ior "a Lieut., Il, l.. Reese lst Sergeant John
II. Lee I'd Sergeant, WIN. Tozer 81 Sergeant
}. NJ. Morrison 4th Sergeant, a. r. Ladd 9th
Sergeant, a. Dobrowsky.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06
Apportionment Of Delegates to County conpeltion =.
WEAvERvILLE Nav 26 1890

The members of the Democratic party arc ro
quested to meet in their respective precincts IN
Saturday, June 18TH 1868, for the purnoso ~ -,
electing delegates to attend county Convent;on
to be held in Weavervlle on the 18th dav -,
june for the purpose of nominating candidates.
for the different county offices and to elect dele.
gates to the State Convention and to attend 70
such business as may come before the Conven'
ton. We cordially invite all patriotic Union
men to attend. The representation will be in ac.
cordance with the following apportionment
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

GREAT MORTALITY AT DALLEs.-The .4ppoal
says that Mr.. L. W. Thomas Of Yuba county, has
received a letter from his brother at Dalles, Ore
gon, dated May goth, stating that erysipelas was
ieariully prevalent at that place. On the 18th
six died, and on the 20h there were ten corpses
in town
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06
POLITICAL,
UNION COUNTY CONvENTI0y

The following test adopted for the qualiHcatio,
ters at the primary meetings Are you in
sus,nining the Administration in its efrar,.
suppress the rebellion t''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06
Nor AN EASY TAsK.-The Stockton MdePead-
ent makes these forcibe observations

ent makes these forcible observations;
We have not yet fought our battle Of Jena
but we have at least by this time, convinced the
oligarcby that it is not so easy task to over
throw a republic of greasy mechanics" small
farmers aud mudslls,' as they bargaincd
for. They are by this time, we should think,
quite satisfied that Northern men will fight, and
that other people can fight as well as Stuart's
Virginia cavaliers. They are rapidly learning,
too, that the earnesness Of the Roundheads did
not expire with Cromwell's Projectorate, and
that somewhat Of the blood Of John llampden
has been transiused into the descendants OF the
Plymouth Pilgrims. 4 great nation like this
does not put on lis strength in day or year.
1t took France seven years Of constant war to
perfect her armies but when this was accom-
plished, her power was irresistible. The loyal
States Of America are proving themselves much
greater in resources than France ever was.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

EDWARD EyERErr's assertion in his last Union
speech that Crittenden's compromise Of 1861
was humbug, and would not have prevented
the rebellion dlsturbs all the CopperAeads big
aud little, from Boston Uia Washington to Gin.
cinnati and Chicago. They don't think so much
Of Everett as they did
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

REWARD OFFERED.--Goyernor Stanford offers a
reward Of $500 for the arrest ana delivery to
the Sheriff or Solano county Of the person or
persons who murdered Manuel Vera in that
county on the 9th ult. The circumstances of the
affair are that on the 9th Of May Vera secreted
himself in wheat field by the road side, and
shot and dangerously wounded young man be-
tween whom and himself some previous difficulty
had occurred. Vera was arrested and placed in
charge OF Constable who secreted him in a
private house in the town of Vallejo, where lie
was discovered and murdered by mob. lnno-
cent parties who were in the house at the time
came near sharing the same fate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06
PREPARE TO GROUND AnMs.-A law was passe

PREPAhE TO GROUND ARMs.-A law was passed
lg that on and
IN, not being a
gear or carry
sung shot, or
pom, concealed,
n fore any court
of competent jurisdiction, be deemed guilty OF
msdemeanor, aud shall be imprisoned in The
county Jail for not less than thirty nor more
than ninety days, and fined in any sam not less
any $50 nor more than $500. Such persons
and no others, shall be deemed travellers within
the meaning OF this Act, as may be actually
engaged in making journey at the time
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

Ir PAYS BETTER-Ihe HUMBOLDT Register, On
To edited by W. j. Forbes, has the following:
We have been favored, this week, with calls
from several ncquuiutaEces who came over " to
spy out the nakedness OF the land" NJ the sage
of Washoe hath it. First came d. d. Cotton, Of
San Francisco, who assisted us in running the
Democratic Central Committee Of California
He is now President OF the Sheba Company, and
says it pays great deal better.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

ATTENTION, WIFE IluNTERs In a recent mum
Der Of the Virginia On. T) Union we find the
following remarkable advertisement:
A LADY OF SOCIAL NATURE AND PURE
y motives, wishes to form an acquaintance with
some disengaged, intelligent, whole-souled gen.
tleman, between the age Of thirty aud fifty, Of
good business habits, and high-moral character.
Beipg rather tasty and choice, she finds few who
can fiji the bill If any such should see this,
and feel inclined, please address MINNIE HOPE,
NiE.i4B54 n y IP'99iAi9y humpqu suouracrcd, snp-
notice this.
A young friend Of ours read the first clause
and Aattered himself he could 3" il the bill = sat
sfactory, but the {" n b." cured him. Tho
drop from sublime to ridiculous was too great
for him. Hope on, Minnie, but when you next
advertise omit the closing stanza.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06
8itths.

At North Fork, May 3Otb, the vile of J. NJ.
Fisher, Of q DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

Man Suor.-At Eagle creek Shasta county
May 21th, Peter Lopez shot Andrew Pointon in
the abdomen, from the effects OF which he died
on the following day. This we learn from the
COuTicr.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06
NOTICE.

MARTIN FEGAN is MY AUTHORIZE,
INl Agent to carry on the mining claims a"u
manage and use the water and ditches, reS9t W
yoirs, &c, this day purchased by me n,Tc OF :; We
Phlbrook. WILLIAM FRlEo'
Weavervile, May 10, 1868 ls'"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

We respectfully recommend the strict applica
ton Of the following test 4" Are you Demo
crat? Do you or do you not belong to any Sc.
cret political organization Are you in favor of
supporting the Constitution of the United States
and the restoration of the Union? Will YOU
pledge yourself to support the nominees of the
Convention ?"
1t is hereby recommended that the Democracy
of this county organize Democratic clubs in the
different precincts throughout the county
On motion it was ordered that this call be pub.
ished in the TRINITY National and TnNIrY jour,
NAL +. WALTER, Chairman.
W. A. QuINE, Secretary. 20.3i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

TIE Napa Reporter is pleased to be Informed
that l5O acres will be planted in tobacco in the
county of that name, this season.