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about noon and sAshe latter face there had been con
! siderable hard aehing o aa
General Mrey the advance Of tho rsosis
Telegraphic unieaton Is destroyed between Win
c6esser and Marnsburg the lines having beon broken BY
l.lhs rebels about csSv .o'ssosk this morning. a
General Reynolds hssbssn driven BY large iorcN Of
,ssosls from Berryvtle 70 Bunker Hin.
l ..1he enemy are alec arxWinchester.
AAn General Lees army Is moving.
rIhe tidings from haddy Branch and Noauds Ferrs;a
dCae that warm wsrk has been going there
Thecapital prin1ipal cities and towns Of Pennsyi
.~anie are in absolute IHnger. .,-,.-
Tho Governor will issue another call to morrow.
TA~psople Of this s.s.s must respond IL they do 10,
astto experience all ths ravases and horrors Of
"A tAers is some sobeessno the present plan Of opera
ssns by he instructions Of the Governor Colonel soou
aaEtsd Ger Washington a spesial train this evening
ssge upes the national asshsres such modification
Of IN planas win suit tho vie~s OF the people.
Saa sepssitioD reply be obtained as yet. The
gov. vmnentu2i dosss assstsso it ''
rne <rd,caasss are thai tbe capitalists viii advance the
money ~ aay Tie military, rursag 70 the general gov
ArnmeL d~ SarsDwsensnt.
NEE Sx OF sse moDsycd oorpossions Of the State will
be se,d ., rsav,.nornng take into consdsrssca tho
prossnt sta. Sassag sssec: Of Affairs.
Gs~srpor CwsrA.xil telegraph TO Mayor Henry, Of
philadsob,a. GsG Dsuc up 70 that hsur.
The copvaes wa 4vAers here and IN the interior Of
tn. STATE are be- ~ oAssnized and armed ana those at
u<at here.
or Tho MEASURES setsAre not psrni,tsd TO speak.
Every srrapssmen 4 for ehe quick transportation Of
troos TO ,h. pon, hs Sben completed under hs drec
ton Of General Couch
Of vtaSsrssewn ~ DER
TrUops--rhe stoa ~H -Srd hsiirosd Roll
Ing stock Remov. N'ssr'
SLApGyHIA, June 10, isss.
sesp,,eh from cre.ncas ". IesnnsyissaA, dated o.
ba.pas, ton O'Clock this mornh NSsfpor's % folowe-
Our troop. are now passing hsr, Stsrea' from Hassrs
town 10 Chambersburg.
Haserstown has been evacuated.
An the rolling stock Of the rsilroaa s all The stores
have been removed.
Rumor axes the rebel force a thou. No but shs
probably an srasssrasoo.
Impsrsans Dsspaseh from '~sern
Curti.-osnsrai Lees Army Ap. vssseh-
Ing IN Fsrcs, 10. ssss
The following despatch has bsss received BY % vsar
Thomas from Goverpor curtiss-
HAssn.rno, Pa, Jsns %, fsss->
w.. O. rsonAs, pbiIsaelphn-
Tho President calls for bspdred Thousand men. fov
term not Exceeding six month"; An men 20 raised are
,o be credited 10 The draft
ccnersi Ices army 10 approaching In force.
We must have uen Immediately ,o check him.
can You not raise . force as oncef
TIC men arc to be equipped and paid By the United
s,s,e. 4 G. CURTIN.
The wssb,ngsoa Tsiegrams.
wssmso'os, June rs, Iso5
The MESSENGER ,nep,sped n the Baltimore papers q
hi. uorsns az having come pos, haste ts.cosh san,
more s,os, xovsa 10 pc Hon Ts0mas A. soou .ss A.
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join WOOD. u oora.ss y, Nlns,sssth Isalan., -so
had deserted ones v ss before SxAa sss<rtsa 90 .s
18th q nAy. snd subsequently, arrested ., Aag..
csss uisd bT curt martial Asi s~stsnesd W ts sios
Friday sai Hoof vas sbou ninstsss years a. gsi,s a
iss.n and -bsb arrested sr...aa 10 rebel sngo,r,
and rsprssssssd hissa besusins " The shsss~stl
rsnnssss- H alleged that hs ss~~rlsd be1ss.s b h.s
,o ths ooociuson that Ne right ssa %
eyaa tbsrefws 40 Bs admired that when
ts rolsntessed bs Vices sonswl..i dgrsssut Nsd
that be enlisted b~causs he ds ~sh We "a n
dissolved. Bs regarded hs ss1t~nos a. Jus, ssa en-
y~e~sd the b>lf that bic srsssia fe~ ss~~sssa wosa
bs nsrs sryyos 70 ,bs army than b. oo4a fssssr u m
ssy osh~s nsnsr
rws srsprDr synu pfo. ma sssr.
AZ this the nsss lssssscs q srs,s,os ~ sss<r
iba IN The Army q ts rsto<n@e. created ooes,isrsso
s<nssfpa Tt< s>rtsnos ssessisf sgsn Ma " .sn~
o. yrbday, ses B>se~ ohsfcb Abost t~of s., n~.r
nesss shufes the oogp- hated Tbs ysst brrsz~
~. o,ssssi out 9TH Ne saispos q ia asYl.aa 10
whsh ,hs gs~gssr b.oossi, tss rku ssissds IN
.sy..rs Two srsbeIseos@, IA tho afti ~ ~bsh %.
...sf tie psis~osf sas ths 0sbsg oetslnas b. co@n
\, Ls kaad x tbs swsas, sdvsas~a sssa. hax
u.s -Asa ne dra0u wa sfava ~, eespyng three
.s * AZ obisrs yassls egrsm IN "a. os't ssss
st.esa lis coa lbs c-isnisai aaA tss gaze We ssss
s,. sssis 10 50 .'.ns 40 reserved stsr nssk@s
"a ne & afs irgg-fiy ssaa
90 tsH K0rrsfz
s,,ssy..s ---- vN .Rh ne prsoos,. .bo s-p-
"A b. ergsla cs.sssi EASw~ts thea seat " ~
wAs ~~st, s~rf~m l1~ as,y q sse<ssss s.a
srsss otisn "a "a " IN ai-Au~~ssss ssisss q 1ss
c1HTlEuZp on TxurH PAOR
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trsem the sstsonsi inlsliI Isepoer, June No
The ciy rIe yesterday rlih yarsvs sisenests IN
rossrd 70 tbe Army Of the Pss-nac, 700 vasye 10 BE-
repc~ted, and no, proper Tor p-sse s,oD, perhaps
hsowp TO be sse. uay be mesisn~d seDerspy how.
ever, probabIe, that General IlOoker moving as
army lrcm tbe RsprabsnDfcs cousequevse ~ riay 10
corr bval.cn from ,he usnfer W AeraaasSf. u ros
srosa scvsia cesk ssI lbs stsdrwsi ~ lra,s. inm
tina, pou, sggtssf cifcamsfssce sbsb syss sssH 4, J,
ur-vswen, ~ crasrsi its.s sshstss fgr.ssa ~ b-s
,us ss ,s-5s s,il sss &c sg.aDcr o sls md On.
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bed by Asss,au, Adjutani General z. d. Townsend and
Or General Rosecrans They did not explain upon
grounds they made the plea OF pot beng spes unac
"a ercumstances Is is be regretted that they did
az II might have explained their reasons for ming
y our lipes. No such unimportant matter - 2 pro
"a attack on Franklin could have induced two omeers
hsr rank and character 70 undertake 80 hasardous an
erprise. mo..
|Auton made the follewi ing roluest which was Trans
ted by telegraph W General Re- rans-
s.n iA,AxKIIx, june 0, 1853.
|Brigadier General 6ARsInD- taas. 20. ,
Will you have any clemency for the son Of captain
|ll,ams who fell at Monterey, Mexicof As my dying
ech protest ~ spice. (What follows ~
|her pcabe. The document appears 70 be signed
lawrence W. A,ton, formerly L. Auton Williams.
liams hen adds, al send this as dying request "
Baird concludes the despatch:-
fhe men condemned and are preparing Tor tneir
ecuton. They prefer to be shot IL you can answer
fore get ready, dc.
j r. BAIRD, Colonel Commanding Post
fr soEsk os ALI rAAr ENDS Iins STRANGE, EVkSrsoL
HISTORY.
No. Q. -
FRAxKIn June e-lO:30 A. N.
General GARslRID, Chief OF STAFF af v
he have been tried, found guilty and execu'ed,
|npiianee with your order. am ever yours,
J. r. BAIRD, Colonel Commanding ross.
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pne Hundred and Twenty Thou
sand Men Ordered ONT
twenty Thousand Wantetl
1nOm New York. Y
FnE LATEST REBEL , .ACO0GDTS,
80, &c.. &s. s.
alorious Action or GeneraT' SlAarev al
Winchester.

hlor,ous Action or Generar siAsrev al
winchester.
BArrnons, .5uss 10, lsss.
General Mroy was surrounded at Win. :Aesar by eish
thousand rebeIs but after despsrass AsAi, be cut
u way through, and united with our forcsv aarpsra
feuy.
Our force at Mar,nsburg hiss also fallen b ck - Hsr-
|er's Ferry
wAsmoroy, June IS, 1sss-
The report reaches here that General Nilroy. with
PORTION Of his forces. has reached HArpsr's Ferry.
BAIrnosx, June Is, 1868.
me Ameyican's special report from Harpers Ferry
nys that General Miroy succeeded In cutting his way
lner evacuatins Winchester.
The ashlins was very desperate and We repused the
rebels repeatedly with heavy loss but finally they
largely reinforced and General Mlroy made his arrange
on Sunday to abandon Winchester finding that the
eoes were cpdeavoing closely invest the place. lie
os, considersbly-scme two thousand men in killed.
woundcd and prisoners.
Military movements In progress 70 check the rebel
movements In this direction, which would not be PRO-
per to particularizs.
Advance Of the Rebel Army into PENN
syivanis.
CHAsssxsnuso, Pa, Juno 10, 1853.
Ieuenan, Palmer, Just returned FROM Gresncasss, had
70 nsht his way out two miles this side Of that place.
He reports that the enemy are advancing in three
solums one towards waynesboro and osssysburr, one
direct W chnmbsrsburg, ssd towards MScsrsburs
and Co'i Mountains. II s not known whether they viii
proceed In sbsss columns or concentrate.
hrss force 10 sen 10 the direction Of Gresscssss
now
Lieutenant Palmer reports NE column u Geeeacsssle
about i've thousand strong psssspay cavalry supported
Sy infantry and artillery
Oes.pasios OF Cha.bsvss~rg ~ shs
HArsrnvRs, PA, Juno Is, 1893.
The rebels entered Chambersburs at npe O'Clock 10.
night
The Harrisburg Telegvsms.
Hssrsrrso, Pa. juno "a, 1888.
pcspattes received 10 cay from The eyersors Cham
sssbsra and IIsges,owp give ,afovm derived fom
negroes Who have arrived tbsrn 20 the eject that the
rebel cavalry arrived at frytyre and Mas,,psbvrs
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abled sslders sent up thscsy mon Falmouth within
the days
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He Calls for One Huadred Thousand
Miiitia.

lie Calls for One Huadred Thousand
Mslitia.
M -wAsmssroS, Jsne IS, 1893.
BY TM PRESIDENT or THE USIrED STATES or
AnERIcA.
PROCLAMATION.
wbeseas tho armed insurrcotionary combinations now
existing 10 several Of the statss ,hreatsang 70 mako
nroads into the States Of Maryland, West Virginia.
Pennsyivania and Ono, requiring Immediately an add
onal military force for of the United States
Nov therefore, Abraham Lincoln, Pres'dsnt Of tho
United States and Commander Ia Chief OF tho Army and
Navy thsrco and OF the militia o ths States whom
called into actual service, do hsreby ea into Tie service
OF the United States hundred thousand miA from
the stateo following, namely
From abe State Of Maryland tsa thousand.
From tho STATE Of Pennsylvania nfsy thousand.
From the STATE of Ohio thirty thousand.
From the sisis Of West Virginia ten Thousand
10 be mustered into the service Of the UnneAssaies
forthwith and 70 for tho period of months from
date sf ush said service unless
discharged 90 be mustered In infantry artillery and
cavalry 10 proportions which VIM be made known through
the War Department which department win also dsaig
nate the several places Of rendezvous
These mNs BE- organized according 70 the rusos
and regusinsof the volunteer service and ords<s
may hereafter be Asucd.
The states soscsad v bs respectively credited under
the enronent sct of toe mis ssrvce renosfen ubdef
this PROCLAMATION.
In testimony whereof have bereunto my hAsd add
caused the seal of ths United States 70 be Anzed.
Done si the city of Warrington this is day o June,
the year Of lord isc3 and OF the indspsndsooe
Of The Unted States Ne sishsv seventh
BY the President.
ABRAHAn LINCOLN
VIZ. ~ sswAsD, Secretary of state.
view York Called Ups. for Twsnsy Thou
sasd men-Respo.se sf the City Troops.
AsAsr, June IS. Isa2
Ths Governor received today . sseram from Win
ng,en. calling tor twenty thousand miIiiiAmes im-
me1iassiy.
lie hAs summoned the several Aats Generals q sbs
gate militia 10 Albany for Consolidation, and taken sisVs
for ths RAPED organization u the militia
Geper sanford tsiegvaphs thsl hs bring oe. Eve
tbousAnd ss without delay, and tho gsnssai
ing The EigbtA Divisicn promsss two tboasaad movs
dran wlll ~ made under ths HAas law 70 on % 70
their maximum sumbsr aI ths militia rsslmssr 10 the
state, and from tsse the twenty thoosAoa vm bs sep
Piled
Tbsy esilss vpos serve sir nossbs. ard vln b.
credited 20 NE state thrss ysa saasr " I'm.
pending national draft They swvs vahoss sssss
or psilopal bcspties
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Orders 20 the Cfty Treeps.
SPECIAL oHDxH.
Hxlb yrssnrs Yr~u BrsAps ~. " vANGl
Nsv yoss June 10, fse1.
By order u ths csnrasnSer ths~f q tbs tia u nee
york the several reg ments ~ this brigade WI hol1
themselves IN reaf.nsss " deIaft fos Thiscsiyh4s 81
anas short nouss Wy 0rSrr ~
Bigadsr Gs.eal e. n gptrp
~ UoAblsy, hifaie ha.or aBa inr~ctor
w-tDs ~ pvsoeN, 40 dc camp.
0HDER 20. J.
HsAt-y ssTssS, IA RsnsDvsr
Mr. YONs, June Ib, Issa
fantoan6snfr of fsRime1ts q tho itird bfx.s~ N Y
q -rfcty rirsried h. fepoft 10 sensral am gau
at ~ qtsrSn, AZ six oenss % gresdsy n.orrtng b.
order e tie t-sslef nf a. tofntro fsyts. n 10
ts.ds " 70 n Asffi tla a sa flsst ssevsr
fta tisads dul 10, ths i'm last sussy eysntsr.
nln-ssL ~ Ofhf, C.nssal wn HALL
: b ssgrs ssssisfssstes
I,,su rsyprps r~ssU s.cxp bBsgs osNYl
tOUrs ~sw sfsssV efsr@ sfswH
Nsm Ynss gFs w. IsJ
- naeusJes. ~ th@ ,ss~1sG nA ss-erpb-s ~ tF,5s't
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Massaeh-.,t,s M,l,,,. re-

Massachusstts Mtlttta Tendsred.
Governor Andrew, who 10 hero, has tcudersd io tLc
governnsos the services 81 ~ tho available Nansahusss
militia, including tho recently returned fcfy fourth
Third aud Sixth regiments.
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GENERAL 0npkRs.
sErxEs, Tmsry REFINE,

GENERAL OhDERS.
HEADQUARTERS, TmsrY sEKsui Rs lrxrSr, G.,l
June 10, 1893. (
In compliance with tho ordsp a the Commander. in
Chef and of Ihigadcr General Hall this regnedt 10
directed 20 hold sef 10 readiness % rch " PhAdc
pha, on short service, st one hours notice.
Comm aDfants OF companies viii report the Colonel
Al the Resmenta Armosy, 900 Bro adway at O'clock
this morning.
The parade order fo~ the l7th os t. hereby counter
manded. by order of tolonel CHARLES ROOME
A. g. MONTGOMERY, Adjutant
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General mooLsr'. Army In sso,,o..

WAssusSIos, Juno 10, 1907.
The ~hoe of General Hooksr's army Ia meion, b.,
do not feel inclined 70 sspd yoa Tor pubc4t,u either
their present position their Destination that would
be giving important information W tho sn-my poub.
ess ihs radical ourna viii publish fa details ~ al the
movements OF the unon tre,ts
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-04

=, ;,rossirg every white man into service. The reDel
10 oo sc ared martial law in all counties as far as
I.,,v river In that section all horses hul'S ana cat
~, arn driven off Montgomery, Tenn III iulny ol
Co,,a rerin ants Moneclo last week SIX oI tue
ringlcadcrs were sHo'' cr Ior,s March g1
Con Heron is assigned to command army on ironeF.-
lie leaves to day ,,a,ur,yss NoVpor March n
=, ,toct ON Williamsburg, saturday morning, the rebels
i hou three hundred cavalry and infantry Our ioces
% ' ,rb "ss Yesterday Richmond papers have tele-
,r from Vicksburg which says the feueras agaih 1P
si in front of Fort Pemberon lhe following Is also
from them CHATTANOOGA. March 81.
c, Foster captured yesterday at Brentwood SUI uhoh
ne!' ia alsn DESTROYED a quantity of commissaries,
burnt the railroad bridge tore up track anu %
nta,n WAGONS Morgln had fight Oh the Zlth Aistllg
G,, hnur. If, drove the enemy two miles, When ueg
were reinforced Morgan says his loss III oncerS 10 No!
heaVy' NEW YORK, April /.
Late Richmond papers contain detailed account Oh he
80, ,t dre Frht hundred hOgshclls oil tobacco, valued
% s5Oo 600 we're burned Also other property Ol various
kinds to the value Of S-00,O coo more.
LOUISVILLE March 81.
The report Of the capture of 1000 head oil catle from h
rebels ucar Sanord,s is confirmed, ana one huIu 90 an"
ngy prisoners taken The Fedefas arc sun cio''9
following the enemy Nsu, voDr Arru1
Tho British bark Censor, from St Thomas, reports tna
two English sailed with cargoes Tor aOonleueroe
port The British irgat5 Phat;on IS win them s coN"y'
SAN FRANCISCO, April l.
The following private telegram was received TO-DAY
New YORK, April l.
The rebel loan of s15 600 600 sodat premium in Europe
News very uuiayor.ble Gold 81 prcmum
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FATAL MlNING ACCIDENT. "A most distressing
accident occurred in the claims OF Reed " Leary,
at Red Hill, Trinity river on the lst. Edward
Leary, Frank Reed aud Leonard Rogers were at
work in the claims at the time of the accident
The bank is about seventy feet high, aud is
worked with hydraulic, While all three were
busy II tremendous cave fell, and though all
staI ted to run, Reed and Rogers were caught by
the descending m VS., and before Mr.. Leary could
run to the ditch and shut the water olf both
were buried Both men were dead when taken
out. Mr.. Leary had narrow escape, only es.
Gaping the descending earth by few Inches
Reed Has native of New York, Rogers OF
Maiue. Both were highly respected by IA large
circle of acqnaintances who followed their re-
mains to the Wcaverville graveyard on Thursday.
WELL DoNE.- Two Of our old bachelor friends
have bettered their condition within week.
| Thede, EVERY knows Thede, located at
Canon City last Winter, and to his credit be it
said, married the lisst maiden that Spring induced
to venture to that isolated section. JOY be with
you. always, Good natprcd Frltz Stleplcn, OF
the u. >. Bakery, has taken wife, too. We are
! glad Of it, and at his request say to his many
! friends aud patrons that The Bakery will 60 on
lu,t The same as though no new responsibilities
had devolvcd on him. May happiness attend
them 10 the end Of life.
GOLD QuARrz.-Frank Wood had a small piece
Of gold quartz tested at the banking Office ol
GreeGho0d y Now bauer, the other day. 1t came
from ledge in the vicinity of Lewiston, where
it has been believed Tor years that rich quartz
leads exist. The test was very satisfactory, the
piece being merely a cropping from The ledge.
QUARTZ lN TlNITY VALLEY.-Levi Il yuold,
tells us that several we'll defined quartz ledges
have been discovered in Trinity Valley below
Trinity Center They will be prospected this
season.
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ANNIvERsAHY.-ThG Grand Master of the IN
dependent Odd Fellows, for CALIFORNIA. has
granted dispensaton to subordinate Lodges
to celebrate, in any appropriate manner, the ap
proachng anniversary Of the organization Of the
Order on this continent. AS the 10th falls upon
Sunday, the 9th will be celebrated. In the
cities and most Of the mountain towns celebra
tiOus, and balls are announced. Nolhing OF the
kind has been mentioned here yet
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CONTRACTS TO PAY IN COIN.-Ihe telegraph
informs US that the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue has decided that contracts made in con
il to be performed after period of three days
must be in writing, signed by the parties or their
agents. or attorneys, and stamped with sum
equal to half of one per cent. Of the amount OF
purchase money TO be paid IOr given qIanIily
II gold, silver coin, or bullion, lS the case may
DC, and that contracts SO made are valid.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-04

Tue SPRING IN SAN FRAACIsCo.- Every one
visiting San Francisco, should take Il look ut the
Mammoth Clothing Stores of Houston, Hastings
O. Co. We are assured that the trade OF the firm
is immense. Their Stores are througed with pur
cuasers all the time, aud their statesmen are gen
tiemanly and polite to all classes.
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led

In Wcavcryille, April I'd, MARY l., daughter
of Jacob aud Antonette Singer, aged years and
months.
Killed, at Red Hill, Trinity river, April lSt,
FRANK REED, native Of New York city, aged
81 years
At The same time and place, LEONARD Rogers,
a native of Maine, aged 32 years.
Gu~Woburn (Mass.) papers please copy.
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From PITTsBuRG-J John Martin, E,q Of this
place, return from the newly.discovered copper
mines in Shasta county, on Thursday night. There
is tremendous rush there, he says. His partner,
]. Comstock, E-q., and o. Il. johnson, Of Red
Bluif, who own lots Of feet" in the original
discovery, have goue at work in earnest to
prospect it. IN assay OF the rock made in San
ranclsco, is reported to have yielded $500 to
5000 to the ton.
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copper-bead," calls Union men Abolition
istS," finds fault at the means employed to sup.
press the revolt and punish traitors, rolls up his
eyes in holy horror and becomes exceedingly
lacbrymose over "Linkum's violations of the
Constitution" and we will show you snake
in the grass "a wolf in sleeps clothing -
an ass in a lions skin '-an enemy to his coun-
try and one who prefers to see the destructi tion
of this glorious Union rather than see slavery
perish, even when it is employed by the rebels to
overthrow the Government.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-04

IIUMrHREY GRIFFITH, Esq, we'll known as a
leading Democratic politician in this State, died
ia San Francisco, OF consumption on the 23d
inst Deceased was a native OF Wales aged SO
years. lie leaves three orphan children to mourn
the loss OF both their parents-the mother hay
Ing gone before to the grave, more than a year
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-04

GEN. BUTLER is reported to have said that if
Davis proclamation regarding him had reached
New Orleans while he was in command, be should
have sent rebel General and several other off
GERS then in his hands, under strict guard, to Ship
Island, with Instructions to hang every one OF
them when the news reached there that hair OF
his head had been harmed by Davis. And,
adds Butler, jeff Davis knows me we'll enough
TO believe what promised | should perform -
lie knows that il Massachusetts man who dared Ia
vote sixty four times for him al the Charleston
Convention would dare anything"
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SACRAMENTO ODD FELLows. The following
gentlemen have been elected by Eureka Lodge
No 4, |. o. o. f., representatives, 10 the Grand
Lodge, which will meet in San Francisco on the
first Tuesday in May next; W. W. Upton, Pres
colt Robinson, Joseph 5. Friend, Asa r. An
drews, W. G. telch, A. G. Sweelzer Israel Luce
Moses Greenbaun and Is. Cozminsky.
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RED EMPTION FUND,
OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co..
Weaverville, March 28. lSG2

" wv UT ' IIIVi NdTUU e, TNG3
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that in ooooa
/ dance with the provisions of an Act of Io',
islature, creating Redemption Fund for TrniEEr
county, sealed proposals for the surrendar -
county Warrants will be received at the oioo 81 81
the undersigned, in Weavervile, up to tbe Ioot o,
day OF the session of the Board of Superyi.o,rgs'
- |'-No bids VIII be received for more than
rant proposed TO be surrendered must acoo,' ar
the bid. Holm Mtr"C"nn rSCTo,np pahy
i''9"' County Treasurer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-04

The FIRST GUN.-The Union State Central
Committee is called to meet at San Francisco ou
April l0lh--to issue call for State Convention
ol course and to perform such other acts as it
may deem proper.
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aMarritA.

At Cahon City, March 2Sth, by George FaXon'
Esq, j. p, Mr.. GUSTAV THEDE to Miss CArHA-
TINE WECKMAN.
In Weayerville, March 3lst, by VIM. Moloney'
ESQ. J. p, Mr. FRuz SrIERIEN to MISS DOROTHY
GRAFFELMANN, formerly of New York.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-04

IHE Merced Banner, pestlent mouth piece
pt treason, advises the people of TuIare county
10 drive the United States troops from their midst
Should That game be tried On, the driving out
might be on The other side.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-04

SNGuLAn.-There is plant growing in the
springs OF Iceland, which not ouIy flowers, but
bears Seed in water hot enough to boil an egg
So says Ross Browne in Que Of his letters to
Uayper's .Magazine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-04
"a hy General Wright 10 81,

4ru by GeneraI Wright % sly
&c required Of your Companiis will b,
..te Humboldt District, against tie hostile In-
d that section that your troops will rcc i've the
c monthly pay, and the same ratioas aud clothing as
other troops the service Of the Uned States that
your troops will be dsbined when the object referred
above accomplished the salts action of the General
commanding the Department Of the Pacific.
Musering-in Officers will be dispatched by Gen. Wright
in the troops called for by my Proclamation Of
eth February, 1868. Respectfully,
LELAND STANFORD. Governor Of California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-04
Weekly Trinitg gonraal,
Weaverville, Saturday April 4, 1868.
Attention Indian Fighters

Adjutant General KbLe has sent US the follow
Ing circular with the request that it be
for tue benefit Of those interee'
FxErUTyE TFp'-