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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-16
DISSOLUTION

TNHE COPARTNERSHTP HERETOFORE EN-
l. isting between William Ware and John j.
Downhouer in the saw mill and lumber business,
conducted in Trinity county, State of California,
is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved. VIM.
Ware having purchased the entire copartnershp
property and Stock including all notes, books,
book accounts and demands due or to become,
the late firm is alone authorized to collect the
same to his own use, and to receipt for the same !;
and all demands against the said late firm are
hereby assumed and will be paid by the said VIM
Ware. W. WARE,
j. j. DOWNHOUER.
Weaverville, May C, 1868. l7.3i
The business heretofore conducted by the
above firm will be continued by the undersigned
W. WARE
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PRoLLFIc.-Mrs Ellen Barrett, residing on the
Potrero, says the Alta, lately presented her hus-
band, Mr.. E. b. Barrett, with three children, two
boys and girl each weighing nine pounds
Mother and children, at latest accounts, were
doing we'll The happy father is overwhelmed
with delight at the liberal dispensation of Prov
idence
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UNION TORPEDOES
AND
CONSTITUTION FIRE CRACKERS!

larger style of Fire Crackers than ever sold
before in this counry-made in China for our
special order-and explode with "a very loud re-
port.
All Fire Works sold by us (exccpt small Pin
Wheels, small Serpents, and Fire Crackers) are
manufactured at our Laboratory in San Francis
co under the superintendence of Mr.. George II.
Fowler, long connected with and manager of j.
G. IIOvey's celebrated Pyrotechnic establishment
in Boston, Mass, and we, with confidence guar
antee the excellence of our work.
Printed lists of Fire Works and prices supplied
on application by mail or Wells, Fargo Il Co.'s
Express.
CHURCH CLARK,
No. 407 Front Street, San Eronciscc.
my172p-td
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NORTH PACIFIC REvIEw.-We acknowledge the
receipt of the May number OF this California
magazine. 1t is embellished with an excellent
portrait of the Rev. Chas Wadsworth, formerly
OF Marysville, pastor of the Cavalry (Presbyte.
ran) Church, and contains twenty pages of very
Interesting reading matter
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M'eektu Trinity 9onrnal'
WeavervilIe, Saturday, May 16, 1863
NOTICE.

The Union County Central Committee viii meet at Wea'
veryie on saturday May 23l By order OF the Chairman
T. A. BUCK, Secretary.
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Editorial Correspondence.
SAN FRANcIsco, May 10, 1868.

SAN FRANCIsCo, May 10, 1868.
DEAR J. Enclosed send you what editorial
time and circumstances permit me to write
I trust you will receive it in time for your issue
of the 10th inst. San Francisco is certainly the
Queen City of the Pacific. She contains in her
population opulence and wealth of the most en-
during character, unsurpassed enterprise marks
her citizens and the very highest order OF intel
ligence distinguishes her people. The dedication
of the Odd Fellows New Hall, corner of Mont
gomery aud Sumner Streets on the 9th, was the
occasion of the most enthusiastic demonstrations,
but as intend to note few particulars in refer
ence to the celebration, at future time, will
not, in this hasty episle, condescend to particn-
lars. Many old Trinitarians were present, most
of whom had the pleasure of seeing.
have met the pro ointment men Of the Union
party, and they are so clean and'cear from all
the old crust and partisan odor, which used to
make the Democratic party hacks so obnoxious,
that it becomes pleasure to meet them They
speak the sentiments of patriotism, not poiItics'
The Union Leagues are the most lourshlng
condition All CLASSES Of citizens true to their
country are members. understand from good au-
thority that eight hundred and fifty Joined in one
nipht The Germans 90 in in large bodies. They
are anyiou. 10 leave some proof to their children
of their love and fidelity to their adopted land
in the darkest hour of its existence, and they will
do it h.; because they are as general thing, true
and loyal to the Government. AS far as party
organization here is concerned, it is understood
that the balance of the Douglas Democracy will
wheel into lire with the GREAT UNION PARTY
as soon as the Breckinrdgers are brought in for
enrolment. The principle question debated here
amongst the dixieites is, Which will be the
conquerer OF the Davis Government-Federal
gunpowder or Confederate whisky?" Many of
the high minded Southern gentlemen of this
city have collapsed and turned their backs on
Jer's dynasty, cursng the Northern copperheads
for prolonging the war; and bringing the Conied-
eracy to the bitter dregs by holding out the hope
of more eiectual aid to the rebels d. f. g.
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Rich CLAM.--The Shasta Courier says that the
mining claim of Mcssrs Hoy & Kennedy, located
near the Sacramento river, below Waugh ferry,
has yielded for the past week from 5000 to 81 200
Il day for three hands. This valuable claim is
supposed to be Il continuation of the Bunker Hill
claim so long noted for its richness.
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A CnANGE.-George c. Gorham, Superintend.
ent OF Marysvile Reform School, has been ten
dered and will accept of the place of Clerk of
the IT, S. Circuit Court lie will be succeeded in
the Reform School by j. c. Sargent late an As
semb yman from Yuba.
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Nrw YORK ommercial correspondent of the

NEW York commercial correspondent OF the
AHa says: ~, h;oh no - In .
local tender at the option of the holder, will, in
an easy money market become iaVor1e invest,
lienasing or them. WHILE if money tighteps up,
thev will be used as a currency and will relieve
.l,o ctr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-16

OULToN, of Siskiyou, will be a candidate for
State Controller, and not for Congress, as pre-
viously announced
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-16

AT the late charter election in Sacramento
City the entire Union ticket was elected by more
than two 10 one, in vote of 1900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-16

A NEW daily newspaper, called the Morning
Star, was issued in San Francisco on Tuesday
last.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-16


INDGANs.--We learn from the Humboldt Times
that the Indians in that section are fully advised
as TO the organization and purpose of the "moun-
taineers," and, acting thereon, they have not
been unmindful of their Commissary Department.
They do not catch bullock here and there as
formerly, but have good sized pack trains, which
they use in transporting their supplies from one
place to another.
Last week detachment OF Dggers camped
at Albee's place built three temporary houses,
drove lot Of Minors beef cattle into the cor
raj and slaughtered them, dried the meat and
moved on up Redwood, with train Of ten or
twelve animals, carrying their meat with them.
Information Of a reliable character had reached
Trinidad that large body Of Indians have for
titled themselves on Redwood, above the Bald
Hills, aud are prepared for an attack from the
whites. They are said to be few miles below
Albee's place, aud are we'll fixed. They have a
ss,aPtiai iadt lGg & &nIsG with nor! holes and ar
ii should be surrounded.
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BoorH. of Sacramento. is spoken OF as can
didate for Congress- of course 10 run Oh the Union
Administration ticket.
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For Sale

A T FELTER'S RANCH, OREGON GULCH,
n 100 bushels new lime, of superior quality for
white-washing. G. NJ. DOWELS
Weavervile, May 8, 1868. l72i
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THOSE WHO VOTE MUST FIGmT.-Such is the
decision of the Government, as we learn by this
mornings dispatches. On this subject we find
the following in an Eastern exchange:
g A case has recently been decided in Chicago
against c0uscrpt under the last draft, who
claimed exemption as an alien. 1t was proven
that he had voted, and the Court, without any
more evidence, decided that he was citizen and
liable to draft Those who expect to escape the
coming conscription by the pleas of non citizen.
ship, must be careful how they exercise the right
OF suffrage. The privilege of voting presumes
the liability Of fighting"
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TREASON IN New FoRM.-It is stated thai
there exists in Philadelphia society, under the
name of the Omitted Brothers Of the Great West, -
which is branch of new style of X. G. C.'s.-
We understand that similar organizations exist
in New York. The following questions are said
to be submitted TO candidates before joining
lst. Are yOu in favor OF the abdicatiOn Of
Abraham Lincoln by force, if necessary.
I'd. Are you in favor of Northwestern Con-
federacy?
3D. Are you in favor of resisting a draft or
conscription!
The candidates must subscribe to all the above
In the bylaws of the order, one of the propo-
sitons is, that the society is in favor of peace
on any terms that may be within the limits of
the Constitution as interpreted by the Supreme
Court
AN INCIDENT OF GEN. IIooKER.--A letter from
a Massachusetts officer in the army of Potomac
contains the following:
will tell you a true story about Gen Hooker
The other day a soldier attempted to desert in a
boat at Acqua Creek Landing. The sergeant of
the guard called him TO come back. The soldier
paid no attention to him. The sergeant fired
shot over his head at him. The deserer laughed.
The sergeant fired second time, hit the man in
a vital part, and he died in a few minutes Some
Indignation against the sergeant was raised, and
the colonel in command placed him in arrest
The matter came to Gen. IIookers ears, who at
once ordered his discharge from arrest, and him
self wrote him complimentary letter, telling
him that he had done his duty, aud assuring him
Of speedy promotion.
Those WHO VOTE MUST FfGuT-Such is the
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TEETH :! & TEETH!

insert artificial teeth Gold, Silver Plana and Rub
and advise all who have ad their tee til extract
better shape. Sever have come under notice
since residence in this place where the ander las
eeoRe seriously injured, by going without temporary
Set. F#t
y- still renew my offer of $25 set for "rotten de-
sets of teeth the rubber plate Thus far have
been unable to find an imperfect set
The following letter will speak for itself it 10 from
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CANTON. Y, June n, 1862.
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the result OF your dentistry in my wish to
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More than three years ago you inserted upper set
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have experienced inconvenience whatever in wearing
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SAID Farm is situated three and hall miles rom We
~ Inio ph, the main road through EAst Brantr,e
N0rthdeid. The F8 contains g OF good land
sulta ly divided into moving, tilage, pasuring and
wood Ia nd. About twenty bterv lie at over
flows, aod the remainder Of the wing 10 in high state
of cultivation The farm excellent ia has
two orchards and sugar place rhe house is 26 by &C.
and the ell 30 by 80 fecal wen finished and built but
few years Barn No. 50 by "a feet with cellar
under "A feet and sheds attached. Barn No lis 80 by
40 feet, with cellar under the whole barn. and shed at
tached. Gauery IL by IL feet There running water
at both house and barns. For fur her pa anre
OF the subscriber HENRY HUTCHINSON.
Randolph, Jan. 20, 1863. Ava
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WIEN THE system FEELS DULL AND LANGu ~
although there was hut little life attended Win Dad
taste in ht mouth but little relish Tor tood-some
times a. ended wit pain in the head side and back,
shows that the LIVER is rOkPID aud serretts IMPURE
sG and that there UNoRS ISrHR BLOOD VII en- should
oe car led OF the system SC0VILL's BLOOD AND '
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and convey them from the tenn and restore the acloh
the Liver II the impure pile and humors shosio not
oeremoved, and he liver be res oitd TO us proper
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The Free Press understands that several cases
Of small pox made their appearance IN 81. Al
bans few days since, aud caused some excite
ment in the place. The authorit es blockaded
the infested district for day or two.
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New American CycgOp9dia.
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

THE 10th and concluding volume of the NEW AMER
l. loan CYCLOpEOIA beng now IL press and
shortly 10 be pub iG'd is proper to state that after
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all subscribers THIS Increased price is rel dered
necessary by OF the advance of paper and mate
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pllCe rs unIeasOna bic
The Present Price OF the CyclOpoedia,
INrHE VARIOUS STYLES OF BINDING.
In Extra Cloth per volume. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO 90
In Library Leather, per ume. 81
In haf Turkey Morocco bacK, par volume....... 4U'
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FOU ~ ID.

NJ EAR the cid Academy Bridge, son Friday evening,
" ladys Wet rine. The ha the same, b.
calling at the FREEMAN OFFICE and proving properly,
and paving for this advert elnent.
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FIRE IN BGRLN.-rhe dwelling house OF EN-
erson Hill, IN Berlin, was burned on Sunday
tie l5ch, together with most OF its contents.
Loss estimated at $500, No insurance
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The Contest and Exper
ence Of am INVALID.

DUBIISHED FOR THE BENEFIT and warning and
caution young men WHO suierfron Nervous Debll-
ty, Premature Decay &C. supplying 1T the same time the
means of SeCue. By one WhO has cured himself after
being put great expense through medical imposition
and quacker BY enclosing postpaid addressed envel
ope, SINGLE Copies may be hal of the author NATHAN
Ell MAYFAIR, Esd. Bradford, Kings e., N. Y.
narchlSfyl
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.

DR. C. NJ RUBLEE wo lid give notice that he wnl
furnish Artfdci Ey and insert them without pain
for any in want. He has also for sale tho improved
Truss Tor the RAD cure Of Hernia. 4E
Montpelier, Jan, 1858. *f30f Wv.
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rs n TELEEESAEsE
TO TIE FREEMAN.
4 O'CLOCK, p. M.

New YoRK, Feb. l6 The Iribune's Wash
Ingtoh despatch says an important but vague
rumor comes through rebel channels that Gen
Banks has fought Hattie, seven miles below
Port Hudson, the result of which was that the
rebels fell back to Port Hudson, while Gen.
Banks returned to his camp.
The Times Washington despatch says 1t. Col.
Dorr, of Gen. Fosters staff, has arrived from
Port Royal with dispatches for the Govern
ment. He utterly denies the report of quar-
rel between Gems. Foster and Hunter. The same
denial is m .de by the President.
Gen. Shields has been ordered to the Depart
ment of the Pacific
| Gov. Stanley OF North Carolina has resigned.
| The President has ordered Gen. Cameron to
Washington. IL is claimed that he requires
his resignation as Minister to Russia.
! The bill granting letters Of marque will, it is
/ thought, pass.
majority Of the Ways and Means Commit
| tee now iavOrS a reduction or abolition of the
paper duty.
The World says, editorally, about the opera.
tons at VIcksbuyg, - Gen Arthur division is
reported to have moved up tron the mouth Of
the Yazoo river to lake Providence, Louisiana,
100 miles further up. Here, it appears, the
Mississippi is not Gar removed from two streams,
the bayou Mason and the bayou Texas, which
1t high water are maiuly j)ined 30 the parent
stream attheir sources, thence they continue
down IN a toTtuous p4th till they reach the
Red river near its mouth, seventy five above ba-
you Sara.
It is deemed possible at the high stage Of the
Mississippi that by u Htto exc walton and clear
iug, 20 torn SO much OF the river into this new
channel as 10 make uavi1a'le stream Of The
Texas o. Mason leaving Viok3burg some hun
dreds Of II les to the left. Should this scheme
succeed, we might expect to see half of oul
army advancing in Aaetot transports to assiS
Gen Banks at Porf Hddson preparatory to h
grand alta K on Vlcksburg by the combined
armies.
New YORK, Feb l6. The Herald has advice
from the City Of Mexico to Jan. IL.
The attack on Puebh has been again detorret
and the Mexican General Ortega is making it
sort Of Stbastopol. There had been severa
skrmlshes in which the Mexic4ns has been VIZ
: tori 1ds The Mezicans claim to have captures
h 1900 French mules.
Tne Alabama sailed from kingstoa, jana ca
s Oh he night OF Jan 2ath.
Il News from Roanoke Island states that tt
r rebels have I25 email boats seereted in the ba
!, Gus and creeks in Tyrryel and Hyde coul
ties, by means of which they expect to GRO
70 the Island and capture the garrison.
The rebels at fredericksburg continue to ere
= breastworks and dig rife pits.
About As men OF the 40gh Michigan regimen
) out on picket duty last night, near Anandal
s. were attacked by u superior force of the enem
The fight which followed cost us Is killed an
missing, and lew wounded Our men wei
- forced to give way. Ten or twelve horses wei
also lost
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NOTICE.

The Board Of Medical Examiners, appointed by the
Governor under the Act approved Dec. p 1862 to exam
inc such qersos 81 the enrolled Militia as claim eAemp
4 80 4lrollm9nt By reason If physical iu5rmity
give notice that trey will meet at tle following Places at
9 O'Clock, A. NJ on each day.
MarshfeId February 18th and 18th
Waterbury, 10 ana lHh
Waitshed, " 18th and 18th
Norhded " 20th and 2lst
Montpelier, d" 23d and 24th.
By ORDER OF THE BOARD.
January ~ 1868, w&Dw2
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Paw. PemsiOns and BOUntIcs

HE undersigned having mad favorable arrange
\ mrnts, are now prepared 10 g''e their attention t(
mo collection Of leg al claims upon the GoVernmeh
in favor Of the dows a. childr Of ased SO diers
or Rfay6r OF 80 di r. disabled the existing war
HC rCHiN 0N& ROW IL l., Attorneys at Law.
"MRaodolph Dec.i, 1884. tSoAu
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NoRruueLD INSTITUTE. The spring term o.
this institution commences on Thursday the
26:h inst. 1t is under the direction Of an e1-
parienced Principal, Geo. P. Beard, a. B., with
force OF SIX assistants The school comprises
a Primary Department, aud is quite complete IN
Ill its branches, which, together with lis near
y new and elegant building, ought to make IL
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BALTIMORE, Feb. Is. Some Union people
having pisced the national fig over the South
ern Methodist Church 10 Blddle street, the min
lister, Rev. John Ii. Suchill, who is "a secesh,
came to the church this morning and tore ii
down, for which he was arrested and is now in
custody.
The secessionists worshippipg at the New
Assembly rooms were unwlllIng to meet there
to-day because Gen, Schenck ordered Nation
al flag to be displayed.
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