Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15
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DISTRICT COunr DorNos.-The following ca
ses have been disposed of during the week:
NJ. Bennett vs. C. Z. Williams Judgment for
plaintiff.
J. S. Mccain & Co. VS.. C. Biven.-Settled and
dismissed.
J. Weckert vs.. J. F. Deiner.-Judgment for
plaintiff.
W. Todd VS.. Jas. Cochran.-Samc order.
Kitchen VS.. j. d. May, et al.-Same order.
Lance VS.. Fox, et al-Same order
Lance vs. Yancey.-Same order
Todd VS.. Cliff'ord.-Same ordcr-boih cases.
Garrity VS.. Garriiy.-Decree Of divorce order
ed entered.
Dougherty VS.. Greeuhood & Newbauer.-Judg-
ment in favor of defendants
Driver VS.. Felter.-Judgment for plaintiff
Sloan vs. Yancey-COntinued 20 next term.
Mcclure vs. Crsnan.-Trial set for Dec l4lh, q,
at p. m.
Jones VS.. Dorrs.-Settled and dismissed.
Sturdivant s. Co. vs.. Duucan.- Continued to
next term.
Callahan VS.. Jacobs.-Judgment for plaintiff.
Wood VS.. Bartlett.-Settled and dismissed.
Mortland VS.. Prater, ct. al-Jldgment for
plaintiff againstP. Daley and Jas. Halloway, for
$500 So
Pierce vs. Jas. Howe.-Applicatlon to have
the sum of $l70 collected by Sheriff applied on
execution against Jas. Howe. Ed. Howe claim
ed the money as his own, and Court sustained the
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UNION Mass MEETING.-A large and spirited
meeting was held in front of the Express Office
on Tuesday night. Hon. Vim. Highly, nominee
for Congress, made a long and able speech in vim
dication of the Administration and its war poll
cy. His effort was loudly applauded by the Un-
ion men present, while the Secesh Democracy
within hearing distance were observed to twist
and wrlthe as if suffering acute attack of bel
ly-ache. He made ecarifying analysis Of the
views aud aims Of the Copperhead leaders Of this
State, proving them to be IL designing and
unscrupulous crew. His speech had good eff
feet John p. Jones, Esq. our next Senator, fol.
lowed i'll q telling speech. The Secesh don't care
to listen to Jones. He tells too many truths that
the reCreant Democracy can't relish. We regret
that be did not stand still long enough to allow
the National man to ask question. John Muir
ply, Hon. Ed. Nebett aud Jas. Cochran closed
the meeting with short but patriotic speeches,
which were loudly applauded.
SECEsH GATuERMG.-Hon. n. L, Whi,esides
and A. G. Bradford held forth here on the night
Of the Ssh. Both told lies enough TO disgust all
honest Democrats. Whiesides wound by inform
ing his hearers that France was about to send
250, 600 men TO sujugate The American people
told tbem that the only way to avert the newt
able danger was to elect Democrats TO office
but did not give the why's and wherefores. Dem
ocrats were disgUsted secessonis:s growled
because the speakers made fools Of themselves,
while Union men exuted in the thought that all
such talk was bound TO make loyal votes. Send
on some more OF the same kind. No danger Of
the people injuring their lungs over the efforts OF
such takers not cheer was uttered during the
evening. The Secesh cause is sckly in this region.
INDIAN OUTBREAK ANrICIPATEp-A messenger
arrived fom Douglas City on Thursday evening
with q dispatch to Sheriff Jones stating that
from two TO three hundred Indians had encamped
some two miles from Searls' RANCH and that it
was feared a general attack on the settlers would
follow. petition asking assistance was also
brought, and this (triGay) morning the Hal
lcck Rifles " aud many OF our private citizens
were early asir and ready to proceed to the en-
dangered locality. Little is yet known, but
without any desire TO be pronounced an alarmst,
warn ciii7cus to ho wotehluI. - ta o. tt+t T..
will leave to day for the Indian encampment, and
woe to the redskins if they show fight. Those
desiring to join the expedition should be al
Douglas City by dark this friday evening
When Mr. Bradford was delivering himself OF
q tremendous TRADE against that tyrant, "Link-
um." an honest German in the crowd asked hi.
opinion of j. Davis. The speaker backed AID
filed, and hemmed and hawed, and suffered and
sputtered, and finally broke out with My
Abolition friend, il you desire any information
relative to that constitutional individual you'd
better write 10 him and find Out.' The AbOli'
ZIONIST wishes to do 50, hut as this tyrannical Ad
ministyation has shut off the mails between this
place and Richmond, is at n loss how to accom-
plsh his object, aud would like to have Mr. b. OF
some Of his eympathizers among the constitutions
alpeace. Democracy inform him who their mail
agent is, aud through what channel they have fol
the last two years carried on their reasonable
correspondence with the enemy.
SICK OF I've hear from various portions o
the county that Irishmen are abandoning the
ranks of the traitor Democracy. They begin tC
see that their old aud once honored party is in
an unholy alliance with England, the oppressol
of Irshmen, and that the design is to overthrow
the Government and establish q great Slave En-
prc, in which The laboring class of their coun-
trymen will be but little better off than the negro
slave As the Sonora Flag truthfuliy says
" Irisbmen are not foolish enough to transmit tC
their children the hereditary damnation Of hav
ing had traitors to their adopted country fol-
sires."
The "organ regrets that time had not beer
given for general assembling of the Democracy
to hear Whtesides and Bradford talk 1t is very
fortunate for that party in opinion, that time
was not given. OF some two hundred and fifty
present, only about forty were Democrats
and they considered the effort great steam
boat" If they tell the truth. A general attend
ance Of the Democracy would have materially
lessened the vote Of tue party on election day.
ADMITTED TO CITIzENsBP.-D During the pres
ent session of the District Court the following
named persons have been admitted to citizen
ship Chas. Pfiler John Harris, Daniel Foley
Detlef Hansen, NJ. Ungerci, Chris. Stander, Sid
ney Smith, Peter Eckert, W. Hildretb, Jas. Dris
coll, ii. H. Luesmann, John kirkpatrick, +. f
Stevens, j. G. Ducassen, Henry Mer, Wm. John
son, John B. Sammons, l.. Mcguire, Richard o.
! Inapv