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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL DIS,
Trinity.
Eliza Garrety plaintiff, VS.. Thos Garrety defendt.
Action brought in District Court of the Ninth judicial
District Of the state Of California, in and for the county
of Trinity and the complaint filed in sald county oil
Trinity n the Office Of the Clerk OF SAID District court
The PEOPLE of The state Of California send greet
dag to THO.N.gs G.RRRETX', defend"nt.
You are hereby required app in an action brought
against you by the above named paint IN lhe DSulct
Court of the Ninth Judicial District of the state OF Caor
MIA in and the county of Trinity, and to answer te
complaint died therein "a copy of which Accompanies the
summons) within ten days exclusive oil he day ol ser
vice. after the service you OF this sunmohs seINeu
within this county or if served out oi TINS county ou'
within this Judicial District within twenty days or seIN
ed out of said District then within forty days-or Jugn'
by default will be taken against YOU according u o P'!
er of said complaint. ,.,,
The said action is brought to obtain decree dlSsoVhe
the marriage between you and the said plant ana cl
ign divorce from you the ground ol dest9h anu % W.
acts mentioned in plaintiff S compont anu uat Piiu
have the care, custody and education ol tne
toned in said complaint and for other anu i9ict
of suit, &c And hereby notheu lht you
fail to appear and the said complaint az aoose N
qured the said plaintiff will apply to the Court lor Tue IT,
lief therein demanded. 80, ,,.....
Given under my hand and the seal OF the S pisuIct
Court of the Ninth Judicial District o the SUI VI
ILS California in and for the county of lnty ths Zoh
day of February, in the year OF our Loru onc 'no'S
913 NJ f. GRIFFIN, Clerk
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re- Trinity Chapter, No. 10, Royal .irch Ma
meet the second and fourth Tuesday each month";
at the Masonic Hail. Weavervile.
Tvs JOHN C. BURCH, Secretary.
RS- WORTH Star Lodge, No. 6I, 4. o. o. r.,
holes its regular meetings Odd Fellows Hail. Weavcrvie
ON "Wednesday evening at O'Clock. Members of the Order
from abroad are cordially invited to attend
JOSEPH CRAIG, n. G.
IoHN A. WATSON, r. s, Tvs.
B-5- stella Emcampmemt, No. I2, 4. D. o. f.,
meets on the evenings OF the fist and third Monday each
month, at Odd Fellows Hail. Weavervle Patrarchs from
abroad are invited to visit A. CORNELL c. P.
FRANK W. YOUNG, Scribe. Tvs.
Rs- Comet Lodge, No. 81, 4. o. d. f., Trinity
Center holds its regular meetings saturday evening,
Odd Fellows Hall. JAS b. WELLS, n. q.
E. X. SKIES, II. S. 5vS.
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Members from abroad in good standing, invited to
tend. p ii. PAYNTER W. 7.
GEO. B. JUMPER, R. s Tvs.
Re The German Hospital Society of Trinity
county holds its regular Quarterly meetings at the Hospital
building the first Sunday i'll March June September and
December. A. j. HOFFMAN,,
l3.u Secretary.
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The San Francisco Call wants to know about
that " raid " through the State of Mississippi
the other day, by Grerson's cavalry, and the
other "raid " through Virginia by Stoneman.
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CAN THE YANKEES RIDE ?-One year ago the
Richmond Wing, in speaking Of the Northern
people, said
"And yet they do not possess one gentlemanly
attribute, not single talent that qualities them
for war. or the very first elements they are
destitute. They don't even know how to ride
horse-a talent only to be acquired in youth ~.'l
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07

BARBARITY-It is reported that the negroes
employed as cooks, etc, on the steamboats, re-
Gently captured near the shoals by the guerrillas
were butchered in the most brutal manner by
their captors, who dragged them aside and Gu.
their throats. Our informant states that they
"stuck them as if they had been hogs" And
yet the rebels talk Of the horrors of negro insur
rections, while they perpetrate atrocities which
wild Congoes or Fejee cannibals lever exceeded
Why, if anything could infame the slaves to in
surrection, it would be the cowardly and bar
barous murder of these fellows on the Murfrees-
boro road, and at Hapath Shoals Nashville
Union, oath.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07

NEW Yolx, Feb. S.-The Ocean Wavs bring
The South American mail with dates from Val
paraiso Of January I'd and Callae, 18th.
Adyices from New Zealand represent The gold
discoveries to exceed in extent and richness
those Of Australia. >.sli1 IS
A British steamer from 81 Thomas, ct Aspin
wall, reported that the privatser Rstributior
burned four American vessels near St. 1homaa
From Rebel papers W learn that Hagrudel
has declared Galveston open TO trade 70 IL
friendly uatiopa y tAa
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an. 50 sujYgjis.,a 4ar 80
Speech u Gen. RO0OeaUs

LAnq4ssulTPO1s Feb. f9sA sersnadelwes
standing the bad weather, afS immenSe gathering
Of ladies nd gentlensn sssaed out 50 meet the
distinguished patriot from Kentucky. ,otisa4 vi
The venerable Dr.. Nuhlenburg introduced
Gen. Rosseau whoy amid ssthusiastic cheers,
thanked the peoplso for their sosrdiali reception
Of an humble cisisan, Iabefise in The ;intsrestof
the Government. .,.rqlS
TheGsnefal said, ,IAnz not . politician and
never expect TO b. Bs6ses The var began Lwas
. lS~yefs and since have been o seidieF. bSt
have ever been IN favor q putting down the
rebellion. ny political ceesd j. hut minute
long The Government Of " fsthefs and the
friends Of that 0overnment- and ! Am egdinst
the enemies q hat loyerhllent and ~ their
friends, north and soalA. "a HeNllod on the peo.
pie to beware thst thsy ~ noshioR 70 cripple
the, efforts Of the uoldisrs In the field. No mat.
ter what your political prsli leetiopst Dsy, be-
unite to save the country, and aftse thaA settlA
questions Of policy. Let not y0uf a tences Of
opinion weaken ~ aene Of The brave mon who
are fighting that You may be ftsa hraSr4sg
In the Army 81 the Cumberland, n which I
have the homer Of eonnAnding : Dtyision, the
officers and men know only theTeAsse e their
country. Allsnits iinOa common wssk, not in
diasspsions and jealousiSs = weaken their force.
I fear tie results Of your divisions, ystl vflsay
% those who Niu raise isDHese and makp con-
plsian,J ave the Old 1lae and ~ Gevssansnt
Of your Fathers, and thep SoI ca fnve the Oh.
ces from now, 70 etssnity.
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MORE. CHvAIn1.-A dispatch IRON Mem.
phis Of Jan. 9th, gives one more specimen of
Southern "Chivalry!" 1t seems that they not
only hang the 'niggers, but are Also reatngths
"Dutehmen'' to the same medicine. Read the
following: ta,ssssz Il -4iqes
The country south from the railroad from
Memphis to Grand function il infested By as
pestilsat band Of rascsls - God ever allow.
cd to curse any community. They rob, muir
der and plumber With inpunity. Ssol. Street
is the chief devil Of thom al. Last Wedpes.
day they hung three negroes in the public
square st Holly Springs, and shortly after
brought out Simm Haach, sn employee in the
Quartermaster's department, who vas left be.
hind when We evacuated the town, and would
have hung him also, had not . Lieutenant less
dsvilish than the rest, cut him down just Is
the rope was tightening, and gave him three
days to leave town. His only ohense was that
he Was Dutchmon and Federal employee.
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Beware! The Israelite Of old who tore
The lion in his path, when poor and blind,
He saw the blssssd light Of hea7en no more,
Shorn Of his noble strength and forced to
/ q & grind, ! 0 GINA EYGR EGwIl
/ 80, In prison, and at last led forth to be
A pander of Philistlne reyelrJ.
Upon the pillars Of the Temple laid s.s ifw
/ His desperate hands, and in its overthrow 2
Destroyed himself, and with him those who
4 made SeGssRsSG ~ fsgNG
/ "A cruel mockery Of his sightless woe Q
The poor, blind slave, the SCOT and jest Of
\ "A ALL a,.st IS 8 tela sag aois.f s 51sd Mi
Expired, and thousands persisted in the
sing s1sA's tgi8 vhoaa snfafga !. -, s,fs ace
There is poor, blind Samson in this land 3
6horn, Of his strength and bound in bonds OF
''7si's steel, -fT'a z zy macs pc ssacL Q .
Who may in some grim reyel raise his hand,
And shake the pillars Of this Commonweal,
Till the vast temple Of OUR liberties .sig
- Ashspeless mass Of wreck and rubbish lies.
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Dr.. Bellows, President of the Washington San.
itary Commission, writes here that, Of $500, 900
sent from California to be distributed among the
branches of the United States Sanitary Commits
sion, $5O,o will be sent to western branches,
viz: Cincinnati, $4,000; Chicsgo, $4,000
Cleveland, $4,000; Louisville, $4,000; and
Columbus, $1,000. A draft for these amounts
upon George L. Strong, Treasurer, New York,
will be honored, excepting the one taken by the
Cincinnati branch, the manner of the distribu-
ton of these funds being under the direction Of
tbs Western Secretary, Dr.. Newberry. The
probabilities are that considerable of SQUAD
bic will grow out Of this matter before it is
finally settled.
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A JUDICIAL DEc1s1oa.-A dispatch from

A JUDICIAL DEc1s1oA.-A dispatch from
st, Louis ofthe 29th ult., says:
4 Judge Clover, Of the Criminal Court Of this
city, rendered the first decision to-day, con-
corning the legality Of the Presidents Procla-
nation. He decided that it Was legal, and &C.
cordingly,s negro belonging to . rebel. who had
been arrested under State law for leaving his
master, is to be Internationally discharged.
This decision, if sustained, leaves Missouri re-
bells without civil remedy todetain their slaves,
and has an important bearing on the enanci-
patton question in this State.
A CURIos17Y IN TIE NATURAL WoRID.-On
Monday last, COW owned BY VIM. Bishop, near
Usage, gave birth TO four calves, with perfect
form and common size; two were males and two
we're females yoke of oxen and two cows
That 10 going in on the stock raising bushes on
an extensive scale.-[AitchellG Gazette.
Old Maid-"What /! nine months old and can
rot walk yet Why, when was baby, went
alone even at six months" Young and indie-
nant mother (muttering TO herself) "Humph
guess you've been alone ever since I" iisIhu
BAD yos TIE DARKIY.-The Des Moines State
Register says that one of the most rantiDg,
tearing, splurgiDg Democrats in that place 10 in
partnership with ''darkey" in selling the mean.
est kind Of strychnine whisky. They DO busi-
ness together; they gamble together; they drink
together. This is disgrsceful to the ''darkey.'
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NEWPORT NEws, Jan. 81, via Fr MONROE. 81
The Richmond Examiner, of Saturday, con-
tains the following:
CHARLESTON, Jan, 30.-The Federal Gunboat
J. P. Smith, carrying Il guns and 2SO men, sur
rendered Internationally to our forces, after a
sharp engagement in Stone river. Federal loss
heavy. Only one man wounded on our side.
Another Federal Gunboat escaped in Grip
pied condition.
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WAszxaroH, Feb a-The Navy Department
has received the following Dispatch: ~ 4
FoRraEsS Nos1os, Feb. "A bearer Of dis.
patches LETT Port Royal Friday noon. sHs NY
there 10 no truth in the report Of the Hontauk
being disabled! AtFott HeAllister Commander
Worden lay under the enemyI Aie for -four
hours to try his vessel. Balls bad 10 more Of
feet upon her than 20 many hail stoned
Nothing had been herd Of the capture Of thu
Smith in stono river when the Dispatch messsn-
Ter left hersss iasaa,a} ~
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CATHARTIC
PILLS. s. -

Are You sick, feeble, and
complainingi Ars youout Of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un-
comfortablei These synp-
/ tomSa are often the prelude to
serious Illness. Some fit Of
sickness u creeping upon you,
and should be averted BY .
timely use Of the, right rem
'edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu-
mors-purify the blood, and
let the fluids move on unob-
strueted In health again.
They stimulate the functions
of the body into vigorous &C.
tivity, purify the system from
a -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07
Open Enemies Le3s Daneerou,

If any are disposed to despond at the bold
ness Of the seditious Democratic leaders in the
North, and at their open advocacy of all the
parts Of the original Secession plot, let them
ask themselves whether these men are 80 dan
gerous to the success Of the Government now
as when, under pretense of supporting the
war, they foisted themselves into the control
Of the army, and paralyzed iti We owe the
loss Of year in the war, with its immense ex.
penditures and terrible sacrifices, and all the
strength it gave to rebellion, to this treachery.
But this cannot be repeated by men who are
no v outspoken for the rebellion. They have
played their game The leaders who now de-
clare that .'the real, genuine Democracy we're
never ct heart for the war" win not be allow
cd to appoint the Generals, nor to control the
war policy ~r,v .s@'l7's . %
It has cost tie country terribly to expose
this treachery, and deprive it of ito military
control; but there could be no progress until it
Was thrown of; and under the confidence sys-
ten on which our military affairs we're man
aged, II required the recent boldness of this
faction in seditions sentiments, and in hostili-
y to the Government, to expose this treachery
and inaugurats means to rid the war manage.
uent Of it. Should the President improve the
knowledge he now has Of the sentiments Of
this faction by recognising it as in deadly
hostility to the cause, and by emancipsting
the army and the war policy from its influence,
the gain in military Energy will be- cheeply
purchased at the, 0st,of all that faction can dc
BY undisguised hclkilitys in the North, and Dc.
eided military successes win subdue this fac
ton and reduce it to the treacherous Union
strains that have once betrayed the country,
-lC1n. 6aSette as 1'yssEs gte5s5q s9j1sdg VS.
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s,v.vs on hand Z fun stock of School Books, Blank
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h "A great deal Of the precious time Of tho Cop.
Fpsrhsads ct Springfield 10 consumed in dec'en
nation aeainst s.negroes coming into the Stabs.n
70 hear them Shous, one would think thss NOT
les than ffty thousand month we're svarming
|iuto Illinois; whom in fact not ffty within three
month"; have come into the State. But their op
positien s not 10 tie emigration Of negroes, but
~ neeroea They would not raise word Of
objection if . thousand slsve negroes were being
Lbroueht daily into illinois, On the contrary,
|they wouid$eioice u II. and encourage the i'm
portstion ~ friendly legislation. Sgase negroes
would smell TO them a. fragrant ~ roses and
would be Altogether lovely in their sight. Only
let { blsck man BE- slave, and he is perfectly
welcome TO the prairie State buti he be FREQ,
he IL hateful, odious and repulsive to q Copper
head Thst'e what oils them on the negro ques.
ton EOhieago Tribune. % 50 Il EsGss
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es avo AetslDg N tBarnssessTSns sfos yarl
r 81. Louis, Feb. s.s-Gen.. Loan commanding
The Central District Of Hieesuri ;hass Issued an
order that allbushW hackers, koerfillas tIohbess,
Confsdsrats, recruiting, officers cf snnissaries,
assuming TO act under rebel - tboEisy found u
thst Military District, shall be promptly exeeut>
ed by tbs, 1fst commissioned oihcer into whose
hands they may be delivered; and all persons
knowingly harboring, or IN any way aiding OF
abetting bdSh parties, shall suffer- 3 IKE punish
ishment, and their houses 81 destroyed and oil
the psrsonai property on the prenises sei.ea and
appropriated for}ths indenni6cation Of Union
CltizenA 90 y 49,
Any officer failing to promptly execute thii
order will be court-martialed for dlsobedience Of
0f6nea. nan L.. -saa.... --.na -t...sr -
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nssSAuf LAkR CITY, Feb. hon. the morning
or the seth, Col. OonnSr had . desperate battle
With the Indians on Bear River, Washington
Territory l4s miles north, killing 224; many
were supposed to be drowasd; took Is horses
and dsasroyed their lodgssb Proyisions. &c: The
fight lasted four hours. His loss is IL killed,
snand i expected here to-day. 20 &c aqtgs
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NV YoRx, Feb. 3-AdYicea from New Or
leans IofI thS sch srtats that the lest Of the
traneports Of Gen. Banks expedition left Tor up
he river o. Tie 26th. General 6anks went mp
On the e24th. Only sufficient troops were LETT
10 defend New Orleans with four OF ave gun
boats Il b inferred thst it, destination j. Port
Hudson. i
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r oOK HERE.

We are paying the highest market pric. in CASH for
Flax Seed War checks, but does not ston ma We 90
particularly buy those who Ioanea
ofus but have been induced to sell others at less thar
we are paying. BURNHAM a jaeger
nc-Ie i2twts
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Nehatorial Electlon,

ALBANY, Feb. S.-Edwin D. Morgan, Repub-
lican nominee, vas elected United States Sena-
tor from the State of New York, in place Of
proston KIM
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NEW SASH, DOOR 81 BLIND

Mt Pleasant Street, opposite!he O5d RANK l'0'"
pot, adjoining the 0.fNH
BURLINGTON, IOWA:
Ausommou work constantly on hand, and Orders, +"
mai. or otherwise, promptly attended TO; ,opyp
nev2S-wtf
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The New Orleans Delta
say that Col Thayer stated at public meeting
on the Esd that the levee above the city is in .
very dilapidated condition.
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Forrest at the sho.I.,

NAsavILLE, Jan. 8l.-One thousand cavalry of
Forests command with four pieces of artillery
are at the Shoals awaiting the passage of the
feet to this place.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07

Holly Springs Re.Captured. ,
CHArfAsoosk, Tenn. jan 30-N1rspofted
here that vanDorn has fecsputed Hon Spsisgs
With 00tpsisoners and & large quantity Of army
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T THE aNEw STATE or WEST ViRaINIA.--xhs
conditions of the admission Of West Virginia
Into the Union are such shat the people Of the
new State have to pass upon themsa An, election
is soon to be held for that purpose, and the Sc
cession element in the several counties is array
ed in opposition TO a State government in the
Union. 1isT k1iss.afi9 tsiH 81 g'ioF ~. IS. aetto
|. The Legislature is now in session at Wheeling
and there 10 NO division of sentiment in regard
TO the new State among the members. i They
held meeting the 2ssh-to organize the new
State campaign in all the different counties, and
every county .wasr pledged to . handsome ms
jority, and some Of them 70 unanimous votsfof
The new State. eTai . sgts5 assr % irs
Tie election Of Delegates to the Convention
to take into consideration the act Of Congress
admitting West Virgins, takes place on the 9th
Of February.-[Chicago Journal. sib o's
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DENTISTS
T.TMRTR ,sdsnH ]
~ .faaliI.
u D. RAND 3 90. 5ssdo7ooa 4
AIs ,1otgil1s

Aan1sadss~~s and Waosasaatasd kssaa Dsal~.tss.
Lumber, Shingles, Lsth, 4 Square Timber,
once on Jefferson Street, hsXr It'd oro:nR u b. IN.
Railroad, Burlngson, Iowa. ,2aiA %
Occupying yards on both Edea Of the B. q -. 1als
road facilities for chipping Inmber into the country
1pon earsloaded In Yards saving the purchs
q I'll lose BY breakage and expense Of hauling, unS
passed by any dealers in the cityg ,y9i5E4
Z. D. RAND, WM. CARSON, al
y Burlington Iowa. a. ,Aov 26l ~ Wissonsn
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.nNAs1vnLE,, Fsk a.-CoL Robert Johnsonas
regiment took possession Of rrankiin, Tonnes
see, last night. Forrest and his staff narrowly
escaped. .sA rsbsl Captain and two men were
captured. We lost one man killed. .,,,..-