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WAITING AsD wAI,biSs.

WAITING 4sp wAI,Hixs.
We are st at old anchorage, waiting tho time aii
tide to attack again Tho weather is socI ant clondy
while tbs wind rs lucd TO sleep We the IL
another conflict trusting to 10 suocc-so, than
Tuesday last We regret that We have the Dawn
yet expect her from desire that sic fhoud
be with us than from any knowledge that she viii return
NEW ARtuviis
Tho Dafydii arrived this morning with ammunition ,ov
ths Hsrt and In hsr wake came the srmv ch~, b,,as
George Washington. with Colonel Barton, u tho Forty
General Hunters stat. IN board. They prorosn
main with ls 10 tn fight aud do What tbcy
can Her guns may be useful but a. che . FRAT craft
Will not do Ia espsc her too much II viii be v0inn.
tccr service that she Will perform aud she vii
der any orders from Commander worden Cot barton.
who las boon cooped up In Port Pulnsxi lone very
anxious " see hgnt and he - here more - SPECTATOR
than participation.
The news ~ to dap " Of import far not rn
OF tho enemy in any direction up lst tnis after
noon. last evening u was reporie. thai nosfes
heard resembling cbopping wond ii = hig,i.v
probable that such as the case a. ", are ,i ~ ,bs
OPINION that the rebels preparing Cor IN ~
ianh dents zoe where The trooIt are coming ffea tai
Know that we SHAH. weather permitting. ~ then.
morrow morning early.
Now that kno~ Snere tho i1;ernii isaeu.n,a arc
we shall Ia THIS vessel closo ~ he ~ and Nv
what do at close range We ~. sny ,bie.
and half second fusos. . hail be ob.,i " hse
socoid onc~. which vii render r- a,swssa hst
"a Then owing - tbc scaht water am nffaa =" nat
no, DO abo 10 use nnr grsps and canister .se We
,xect 70 get hi quite oftoa bit Do not tnE nc.
do Us any harm. unless they Vt tle'r p rte ,hr,rb
our ports. VI" shall know 20
The attacking feet will ,nn,ft ol Tho
Moataub, Commander J. l. NorGsu, ~ ai.ty p...
sent
Sencca, Lieut. nant Commander W stbsnn
Misss,ickon, lieutenant tar ri D,irr !. 4. uaff
e. Williams. Acting Master freeman
We sil.ll aecupy the same pcsun 5rfnrC ,t.crt
That this vefs@i VII W tie sanfsl WI
allow and the range ~ our guns ,efur. -nuAe -
thrisiHn friends VIII Voc oegtf "a ) Rrht 81
sunday = 10 tbcn 10 sii say there pss,sitg fp 4
Nf any cue complain when The fln Monitor sttatEa
the AcriDacf n ,igy Nil refer ~ tneig alu.anass
thy al hud that ;ba vth - March eli ruBsay and
thai ~ ihr day wbich praicd ~ igb Il 10
every loyal and dsartruuT 10 rebel .aerN
because - Tic injury their let ship fcsefFft We g.,
rot nghi on sunday bpcauAc think. efne 10 th4t
" = LtLy Day but 40 beIless u - = duty sLtb
NC owe 70 our country and tho eaaEo " tbr f,hl.
.otb Mo- OkSa
NehAse nov. think, snilciefry n uanfanlisb fsT
,u ''tg ose,. inft thrs, ~ tskes rfs~n quartz ~
rnsdrr 20 throw me - or hg sheis - ut ,rc 10
'nibv fosdrr IA ~. tsgfr. n fs8 hern Mas I. a
pfosIrr the fishi and Day b. onafttiy taeesssg,
The llsn~l rctufnct " Port Royal shr afternf<u,
aaylLg dischar.cd hcr ordnance stnr,v.
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REcosSoIssAScss.
This morning opened with fresh westerly wind ana
q chilly air A boat expedition in charge Of Lieutenant
Commander Cushman OF this vessel, went up the river
last night but they nothing tho Nashville nor any
thing unusual the appearance Of things Ia the vicinity
u the fort They returned without adventure.
This morning ut ten O'Clock the Seneca went sp 70
observe the from daylight and from her iofy
Inashcads. The enemy have repaired tho damage done
the work but tho ookoats failed To notice any mpor
tant changes. flag waving IN the rear Of the
work but no extra tents were seen. -t
PREPARATIONS.
We believe tho enemy expecting 20 be attacked by
land well water, and brush with thom Tues
dry looked upon reconnaissance simply 10 draw
their re and ascertain their force. Later Ia Tho after
they or tho fields and undcrbrush
TO give them view u any body OF approaching
them In the rear. Tho IRE extended quite area.
and dense volumes Of smoke tho belt d
woods which lies anchorage and the fort.
This afternoon the Seneca started another reconnos
This time she up the L,tle Oeeechee rver
the Nashville had moved her position.
From whsrc tho Seneca the pirate could DO
Up this hour (eght O'Clock p shc has not returned.
She was within u few miles Of here when she suddenly
stopped and turning around steamed Oh IN the direction
Of Warsaw Sound. AZ tho time abe turned about small
steamer was seen TO seaward Of her wh~e movements
we yct divine. A. first thought II was tho
Danod returning: but neither the Seneca ~ the 10
spstch boat have arrived do not know what 70 mako
OF IT, might possibly have been river ron clad be-
longing savannah bound this way but hardly seems
probable that they would attempt to send ono around
here this time. The moon IL large aud bright and
navigation Is easy 10 light and certainly The rober
cannot think asleep We are waiting with romo
anxiety know the results o the movements the
sells. Another day has passed Ind va only waiting
! proper support 10 proceed
HALr ran Nlss r. N
The Seneca has nst arrived and clearE az nil
misses In relation to the strange steamer aud her
menta. The stranger IA the army piCKct po Washing
ton with Colonel Barton OF the Forty eighth Sow York
Volunteers bound here 10 the coming ht, Sbe rot
OF hor reckoning ani VIII probably be ~ early T.
morrow morning Her news from Tybee aud Warsaw
viii obtain tomorrow The Seneca the Nashville
her old retreat and nothing the nosbborLooi
| she has visited
|
when Hho came up her approach was noticed by tho
! rebel picSeta, whn immediately hosicd bright rcd
light at their picket station about mlcs ahead "
They keep bright lookout and We do not move bat they
telegraph from post u post haze not yet been able
make the import Of their signals fully a. could
wish but trust shah break Mp tBc.f stations for
sigma ziDg IN this immediate vicinity.
II Is lovely nghcam can be. The surface of tho
river IL smooth a mirror while the too,p times NJ
brightly AZ day. 40 morrow shall look for a mai ny
tho despatch boat, which expected 20 arrva early IA
the day.
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OFF RAocoOS Island, I
OGEzcHn RIVER, Jan. Is, 1868. !
YNQ--EOQ

Tho fog which compelled 70 anchor yesterday after
noon, continued all Aght in its utmost density did
tho influence Of tho this morning affect sufficiently
to make navigation safe. About eleven o'clock however
got under way and took up position higher up tho
river and in deeper water.
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None a - hai done any damage save the StAvtng
q the bSaJhth 80 have repaired shln aitsrbo.n
Two n snot-oue ten inch add 0nn thlrts t,so
poundersck the tHrfe, faifiy the Ten inch shos rs
lng ndsiicu atrut seysn eighths ~ an lnch deco
The sfci doing ~ the deck N pieces ant rolling over
board. We're NJ between ~ gunposts. ittls above
hem
grfkAlfaf - fsu nrr NfTnss
rbrt Mfaer . the strongest cAfthw0rs hat, s,,y
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shelcd the fort. Its use position cannot exactly
determine but II did not appear 10 a camp nre
There seems 10 be no change At the terry B9elah
or the camp Ut Coleas Bluff. smoke. such as would
DO likely TO proceed from steamer, away up
the river. II was probably the tug "woodng upo 70
come down 10 night with materials for tho fort
We feel confident OF having done them damage
TO require their undivided attention in putting the fort
In order for the attack which they may reasonably
expect
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12

THE next California Legislature will be about
fopr.6fths Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.
II. f. KITCHEN VS.. JAS. H. MAY Il wM. LIrTLI

II. f. KITCHEN VS.. JAS. II. MAY wN. LITTLE.
WHEREAS, BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE
w and Order of Sale issued out OF the District
Court OF the Ninth Judicial District Of the State
Of California, in and for the county OF Trinity,
on the llth day Of August, A. d., 1868, on a
Judgment rendered at the August term of said
Court in the above entitled cause, in favor OF X.
r. Kitchen, and against james b. May and Wnl.
Little | am commanded TO sell the following
described property, to wit:
All the undivided one.tenth part or interest In
and to the Rush Creek Water Ditch, conveying
the waters of Rush Creek into The Weaver Basin
in the county Of Trinity and State OF California
and commonly known ss Ball Il Co.'S ditch In
cluding all the water right and privileges there
unto belonging in any wise appertaiDing, said
Ditch being about eleven miles long, and takes
the water from Rush creek about two and one
half (2B) miles above the Yreka trail, aud con-
veys IL as far as the Two Mile House. in said
Basin, said property being the same owned by
James b. May, defendant.
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 18th day of September,
A. D., 1868, at 2 o'clock, p. m. at the Court
House door in the town of Weavervile and
county of Trinity, will sell the above described
property at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash, in accordance with the decree in the
above entitled e.-Weaverville, August 22d
1868 JOHN Z. JONES, Sheriff.
BY D. NJ. KELLOGG, Under Sheriff.
Chadbourne q Howe, Pl'ttfs. Attys. 32.ts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12

County Warrants and Greenbacks"
Taken their ruling value in payment for subscriptions
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the CO.
~ partnership heretofore existing between G.
Rothe d l.. Welendorff in the Drug business
known as the Weaverville Drug Store, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business will
be continued by the undersigned.
l.. WELLENDORFF.
W0svsrvills. Sept. /, 1868. s4sA
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12
Dissolution Of COpartnership.

UHE COPASTNERSHIP HERETOFORE ex.
| isling between John j. Huscroft, George I.
Huscroft and Job f. Dye, (under tho name aud
style Of Huscroft & Coz in the Butchering aud
Meat Market business, conducted at Weaverville,
is this day dissolved by the Withdrawal OF John
J. Huscroit therefrom, he having sold aud die
posed of his entire interest in said copar tnership
business, including all property, real, personal
and mixed, notes, accounts and evidences OF in
debtedness to Job +. Dye. The said Job F. Dye
and Geo. r. Huscroft are alone authorized to col
lect the said Indebtedness to their own use aud
will pay all demands against the late firm.
j. ]. HUSCROFT.
J. +. DYE.
Weaverville, August IL. 1868.
TNHE BUTCHERlNG AND MEAT MARKET
l. business will in future be conducted by Job
Il. Dye and Geo. T. Huscroft, under the name
and style of Job f. Dye Co. at the old stand
Of Huscroft * Co. 32.3t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12
TRINITY JOURNAL
AGENTS.

srMr John Warren, Mailman, is authorized to receive
scrntions and advertisements his route and at Hum
it Bav Our printed receipts will be on lis return
trjp to all persons forwarding money to this office.
e4-L p Fisher 17112 Washington street. (up stairs)
San francisco NEARLY opposite Maguires Opera House
NJ James B. Wells, Esq is authorized to transact anv
and all business pertaining to this office at Trinity Center
gMaj A. G. Price Red Flat, is authorized agent to
receive subscriptions to the JOURNAL on Canon creek
oCbas II Rantzau s the duly authorized agent for tho
1,TeyA1 at Lewiston and vicinity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12

RE No attention will be paid to communications for
pubcaion In the JOURNAL unless accompanied by the real
name Of the author-not for publication but guard
against imposition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12
Sherif'S Sale.
A Saliaghan vs.. NJ. Jacobs nnd Eliza
beth Jacobs.

/ w HEREAS, BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE
and Order of Sale, issued out of the Dis
trlct Court of the Ninth Judicial District of the
1tate OF California, in and for the county of
lrIhity, on tue Ilth day of August, A. D., 1868,
on Judgment rendered at the August Term of
Salq Court, in the above entitled cause in favor
VI relX Callaghan and against Micbal Jacobs
ana Elizabeth Jacobs, | am commanded to sell in
accordance with the law in such case made and
provided, the following described property, viz :
All that certain piece or parcel of land lying
and being on the south side of the road leading
from Neaverville to Faggtown, in the county Of
trinity and State of California, and bounded as
iollows commencing at the northwest corner of
Noseret's lot in said Faggtown, running thence
IN westerly direction one hundred and eighty
(lSO) feet, thence at right angles in a southerly
direction two hundred and fifty (250) feet, thence
parallel with the first drawn line one hundred
and eighty Q80) feet, thence in a northery di.
rectlon two hundred and fifty (250) feet to the
place OF beginning, being the lot of land former.
y owned and occupied by E. Bontecou as a Soda
Factory, and occupied by the above-named de.
PENDANTS, Michal Jacobs and Elizabeth Jacobs,
they having erected thereon building known
as the National Hotel
Also, That certain other piece or parcel of land
and the improvements thereon, situated in said
Faggtown, and opposite the above described
premises, enclosed by picket fence, and having
numerous fruit trees planted thereon, bounded as
follows commencing at the west corner of the
| old Hutchinson lot, running along the aforesaid
road in westerly direction two hundred and
twenty three t223) feet, thence at right angles
two hundred (200) feet in northerlv direction,
thence parallel with the first drawn line two hun.
dred and twenty three (223) feet thence at right
angles to the place of beginning, known as ia.
cobs' premises. together with all and singular the
tenements, hereditaments and appurtenauces
thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining.
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of September,
A. D., 1868, at o'clock, p M, at the door of the
Court House. in the town of Weaverville, county
of Trinity, will sell the above described prop.
erty at auction to the highest bidder, for cash, in
accordance with the decree in the above entitled
se.-Weayerville, Aug. %, 1863
JOHN +. JONES, Sheriff.
By D. NJ, KELLOGG, Under Sheriff
John Murphy, Pftffs. Atty. 32.ts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12

A LAW TO PUNISH PovERTY.-ltis is well enough
TO put things in their true shape Let us Try:
I" Be it enacted by the Congress of the United
States--That every able bodied mau, between
the ages of twenty and forty five, who shall from
any cause be too poor to pay three hundred DOL
lars on demand, shall be seized and conveyed TO
the nearest military post and compelled to serve
10 the ranks as private soldier for the mi Term
Of three years. any provisions in the Federal OF
ing.-Logan Gazette.
We find the above extract in the last Trinity
National. 1t is we'll enough to call lies by their
right name, and the above is a wllul lie, Invented
by the editor of the Logan Gazette, traitor shee'
printed cup North"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12
COURT TERMS IN TRINITY.

nisfriet COsrt--Hon. VIM. P. Dangerfeld Judge NJ
g Griffin clerk. Second Monday in April August and De
Cember.
oountv Court--Hon. E. j. Curtis, Judge ~ F Griffin
clerk First Monday in January March, May, July sepem
ber and November
Court of sessions-IIon E. j. Curtis Judge " F. Crit
An clerk. Second Monday in February May August ant
November.
Probate Conrt-Hon. E. ]. Curtis, Judge u. F. Griffin
clerk Fourth Monday in each month
hoard of snperrisors--John McCammon chairman
VIM A. Quine, Henry Martin. First Monday in February
May, August and November.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-18
Allegheny Live stock Market.
AILEGHlNY. Nov, Il, 1863.

The markets in Allegheny were well al
tended during the week, and the Amount oI
tranactions was very libelal; in iact, the sales
reported were the largest that have taken
place Tor many weeks.
CATTLE. Common were plenty being en-
ly in limited demand, prices ranging from
2c@2H p 10, then lots wero principally
sold to butchers Tor retailing purposes -
Good fat cattle sold readily, whilst those no.
disposed Of were shipped East, at prlcas
ranging from $3.50 to $50, The currels
rates for fat cattlo we're $4@4,50 4l cwt.
Hods-The market was well eOough SUP
piled. The sales for this market were lare.
SHsEP--The market was well ATTENDED,
and fair business was transacted. Tie
current rates were S4@4,35 u cwt We
noticed flne lot consisting OF lot Ct ahoit
/ 500 head; they were on their way to tie
Eastern part OF the State to be fed at NJ.
Bollinger's still house.
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ess~ Harrison county has 2l3 mel

e1~ Harrison county has 2l3 men
to furnish in order to escape the draft.
We will now see whether people mean
anything when they talk in favor ci
war. 1t is vet to be demonstrated
whether theto are TWO, HUNDRED AND
THIRTEEN WAR MEN IN TIE COUNTY!
''Flish without works is dead. The
loyal Leaguers sang:
1--WE will fill tho broken ranks OF our brothers
gono before,
Shouting the batllc-cry of fteedom.
Now is tao tims to nuke the prom
ise good. We will soon see whether
there is more poetry than truth in
their declarations. "By their fruits
shall yc know them!'
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pg- Three hundred and twenty-one
thousand barrels of flour, and ten mil
lions FIVE hundred thousand bushels of
wheat have been received this year at
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
1.-THE State of Minnesota has
increased tho reward offered for the
killing of Sioux W arriors to $500 per
head.
Rg- The Ohio FaSpcr says the fish!
cries about Sandusky and the Isl anls
are reported as yielding immensely
this fall.
B A bill to allow any one to
change his name as often as he chooses
has been introduced into the Vermont
Legislature. ~
gGa5~ tits computed that the nicotine
produced by one years growth of to-
bacco Of the whole world woull destroy
every living creature on the face Of tn G
globe eff its production were dminis-
tered in a single Dose
psA- Orleans county, New York,
will sell 100000 barrels of apples this
year to eastern markets.
Es5- Indian troubles continue on the
Upper Missouri. The savages have a
force of from 1900 to 5000. Fort
Union has fallen into their hands, and
been destroyed.
pczg~ 1t is said the Secretary of War
will recommend that Congress add
$500 a year to the salaries Of the War
Department clerks. VIII he also re-
commend an increase in the pay of tho
pri7atc soldiers? Well see.
Eg- The French Government has
stopped the building of the rams for
the Confelerates in the French ports.
Napoleon has in this followed the En-,
glish precedent.
a"A distinguished minister .
says an exchange, "has cut off all the
butternuts in his church Christ
couldn't draw those nice distinctions,
but then he lived eighteen hundred
years ago.
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Dc.t,uc,,vc Fsrc n, Bowersvislc

DcAtrMcaiVc Fire tn ksOweTsVi9lc.
On Thursday of last week, dc
stiuctive fire occurred at Bowersville,
Harrison county, and large amount
of valuable property consumed. The
fire originated in the station house,
which was consumed, together with
the dwelling and store contiguous, all
belonging to Mr., Oliver Long. Most
OF the household furniture was destroy
ed, but we understand the largest part
of the store goods were saved. A large
amount Of wool laying at the station
awaiting shipment, was also consumed.
We understand the total less to be
from 81, 900 TO $4,000.
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J. NEW / UN BNUWN.
PHIIAD "A, June 80. 1851.

Diseases in Kidneys aud B Bladder, in young
or aged, male or female, are sp eediIy removed
ana the patient restored to health
. DELICATE CHILDREN. r
Those suffering from MARAStAUS, wasting
away, with sea rcely any flesh on their bones !,
arc cured in a very short time; one bottle in
such cases will have a nnst surprising otfe Ct
PARENTS
Having suffering children as above, and wish
ing to raise them, will never regret lne day
they commenced with these Bitters.
LITERARY MEN, $ EUDENTS,
And those working hard with their brains,
should always keeps bottle OF lIothands Bit
tiers near them as iIley will fnd mncn benefit
from lis use, 10 boh mind and body, invigora
ring ana not depressing.
1t is not Liquor otimnlant, and leaves no
proslraton.
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New Rai,-Road rImc Table.

Trains now leave Cadiz as follows;
Forthe West-at s. 40 A. M. and 2-45
P. M.
For tho East-at 9-45 A. NJ. and 2-45
P. NJ.
Trains arrive in Cadiz as follows:
From the East-at 7-45 A. nj. and
7-45 P. M.
From the Wcst--at 1886 P. NJ. and
7-45 ?. M.
Close connections are made with the
Passenger Trains at the Junction for
both East and West.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-18

ESD The Constitutional Convention
for Nevada Territory, organized at
Carson City, has taken the California
Constitution as a bssis. The State
i will be called Wsshoe..
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rag~ The New York Herald says
the point decided by the late elections
is, that the war will be protracted un-
til after the end Of the next Presldcn-
tiakeauvass.
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taS~ The number of gen eral officers
OF the Union armies who have been
killed in battle, have died from wounds
or disease, resigned or been cashiored,
is 80. The mum ber of such in the rebel
army is GA. asl 6as ". s..' ,'#
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Gy The Ohio Farmer says that
coal oil had beenfound by accident, to
be most efeetiyeneansof protecting
fruit trees against the ravages Of tho
'curculio, by placing sawdust, saturated
with the oil, at the foot of the tree.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-18

pA~ The Enquirer says that Gin Gin
natl was never so full Of shoulder
strapped gentry as at present. Per-
haps there is prospect Of battle.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-18

HJ A wolf was recently killed near
Defiance, Defiance county, Ohio. The
event created no little excitement in
that region. The appearance Of his
wolfship gave rise to much spccula-
ttion as to where he came from, and
;how.he came there at all.
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na-On last Wednesday morning
a FIRE breke outTon the roof of the
store room of Brown 4 Bro, but was
subdued before much demsge was
done. s.@t.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-18

gGT One firm in Cincinnati has
manufactured for the Government
100000 worth of bullets.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-18

gs~ The northern portion Of Camp
Douglas, near Chicago, was destroyed
by fire on the 18th inst.
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A Washington letter calls Chase
a ''growihg nan.' Why shouldn't he
vbe as he Aourishcs in
nSWeet fields arraYed in living GREEN.n