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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-22

AUNT E. was trying to persuade little Eddy
to retire at sundown. " You see, my dear, how
the little chickens go to roost at that tme"-
" Yes, aunty," replied Eddy, L" but the old hen
always goes with them" Aunty tried no more
arguments with him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-22

THREE CLIPPER SHIPs BURNED The clipper
ships Southern Cross, Rel Gauntlet b. L Horie,
were recently captured by the Confederate priya.
teer Florida The B. f. Horie had cargo Of
logwood, thirty tons of silver ore, valued at
$500, 600, and $780, 600 In silver bricks. The
bars were taken on board the Florida but the
ore was sunk with the cargo.
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On THE TRANP.-John Tahoe, nee Bigler, i.
now engaged in sampling beer in FL Dorado
Placer and Nevada counties, He calls It, how
ever defending the constitutional rights Of the
people.n e.n-RepuLkie.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-22

THE editor of the Humbolt Register-an un.
compromising Democrat-says he would as soon
cast vote for JEFF. Davis or Wendell Phillips, as
for either Robinson or Edwards.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-22

The CALIFORNIA TROOPS. The California
/ troops are pouring into Arizona what they are
! going to do seems scarcely TO be known. Various
are the surmises some think that an expedition
is to be undertaken down into Texas TO prevent
supplies from crossing The Rio Grandc others
that good force is to be kept in Arizona lest
Louis Napoleon gaining a sudden foothold in
Mexico, should join with the seccsh and work us
surprise and injury aud others again predict
that all the regulars, 9TH and 9th Infantry, will
soon be sent to the East, and their places sup
piled by California troops This seems to me
the most likely, but if you wish to know what is
the heartfelt wish of all the troops here, it is
that they may have II chance to do battle for that
cause in which they volunteered. They make no
vain boasting no assertions OF their ability to
vanquish any and all sccesh whom they may
meet, but they pine for action they long for
that legitimate employment which they first
sought, and they loathe the miserable life, the
worse than inactivity which keeps them with no
more stirring or patriotic employment than
guarding Mexican indians against Mexican In
dians. Can you imagine the modification which
these gallant aud high spirited men will feel,
should it be their i'll fortune to waste all their
time in this country to take back to their homes
in California no higher souvenir Of their cam.
paign than chase after Apaches, or than pa
tiencG aud endurance on the desert march You
can and you will sympathize with their feelings
and join in their hopes that still sustain them (;
it is that soldiers fame or a soldiers grave
may yet be theirs Correspondence of C0Htra C0sta
| IdzeHe.
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JoKING ABOUT SERIOUS TnNGs.-A wag at
our elbow suggests that the barricade Of news.
paper by which the Offices OF the New York
Tribune and the New York Times are protected,
must prove very eitectual, for paper is so high
that rioters cannot possibly get over it.-ProDi.
dence Journal
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FOR ROAD OVERSEER J
STURDIYANT DISTRICT.

IAMES WARD, OF OREGON GULCH. will
u be a candidate for above position at the cleo
tion in September, and solcits the suffrages of
the people of his District Site.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-22

IL Boston, both of Edward Everetts sons have
been drafted aud are going to serve in person.
The father says that he shall do the same if draft
ed, preferring to do 50 rather than to furnish a
substitute or pay three hundred dollars Pro
fessors Dwight and Johnson, two tutors and
eighty students have been drafted from Yale
College-in the First Ward, New Haven.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-22

A MORMON MmAcLE."-The London Specia
tor says that at CardiH husband urged his wife,
who was not a Mormon, to go 10 meeting, and
promised her that she should see there " the
angels Of the Lord Sac went and during the
service the lights were turned out, and she saw
figures in white moving about Close by her
feet she discerned strange small figures moving
slowly, aud rustling as they moved. She was
probably expected to faint here but she siczed
one OF the figures at her feet instead, and put it
In her pocket. When she got home she found
that it consisted OF few frogs in white paper
bag. The elders declared that hese were mira
cles, and their dupes believed them.
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WELLERs MoTro-" OGlee or Alcatraz. -
Stockton INDEPENDENT
You are wrong. The Wellerau motto is, me
mentO more rye,-Rgu5iie.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-22

NAUGHTY WALEs.-The Prince Of Wales has a
natural child, two year5 and half old, son OF
the daughter OF gate keeper at Windsor Castle
Upon this unfortunate infant he has settled a
pension of 81 900 year for life.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-22

INDIANS AT GoLD BLUFF Yesterday afternoon
James Wilson aud Sergt. Bradford arrived from
Trinidad, bringing the news that the Indians,
supposed to be Redwoods, had made their appear
ance at Gold Bluff, which were discovered in
time for the men to reach their block house,
which they still held at dark, Thursday evening.
Col Whipple started detachment to their as
sisance yesterday afternoon, aud they expect
to reach the Bluffs to day Huabodt Times, Sth,
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UNION STATE TICKET.
SEPTEMBER ea, Ises.

rable y
ELECTION ..-....... SEPTEMBER .ss., ISeS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
FREDERICK F. Low
FOR LIEUTENANT GoyERNoR,
7. N. MACHIN.
CONGRESS- -
THOS b. SHANNON,
WILLIAM HiGBl,
CORNELIUS COLE
SECRETARY STATE
b. r. REDDING.
FoR CONTROLLER
GEORGE OUITON
FOR TREASURER,
r. PACHECO.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
J. G.. MCCULLOUGH
SUPREME CLERK,
w. =. HARTMAN.
FOR STATE PRINTER
o. NJ Cl.ANfS.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL
J. f. HOUGHION.
FOR HARBoR COMMISSIONER
c. l. TAYLOR
STATE JUDICIAL TICKET.
Election. October II, Ls6a.
SUPREME JUDGES
O. L. SHAFTER,
J.. SAWYER
S W. SANDMiSON
JOHN CURRY,
A. l.. RHODES.
nor SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
JOHN SWEET
TRINITY COUNTY UNION TICKET.
EIeetion September =, 1862.
FOR sENAroR-rRINrrY AND SHASTA
JOHN p. JONES.
ASSEMBLY,
NJ W. PERSONErTE.
RICHARD CLIFFORD
CLERK.
A. j. LOOMS.
COLLECTOR
DAVID HINIS.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
Z. I. ALIEN
FOR TREASURER,
A. tOCHllL.
ASSESSOR,
JOHN MCANMON
FOR SUPERINTENDENT or PUBIC INSTRUCTION,
d. +. GORDON
FOR CORONER AND PUmIC ADMINISTRATOR
W. L. HUDSPEIH
FOR sUPliyIsoR--uIsr. 80. 3,
A, G. PRICE.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TOWNSHIP
A. BOWLER, 0, u, Stafford.
COUNTY JUDICIAL TICKET.
Election. October Ell, 1853.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
E. GARTER.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE,
JOHN MURPHY.
For Justices Of the Poace--WclvcryiIe Township,
T. L. JONES, JOHN BURNS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-22

Two ExrREssMEN MURDEHED A dispatch dated
Los Angeles, 7th, states that Patrick Murphy
aud John Davis, in the employ Of Capt W. G.
Norris A. O. NJ. at Wilmington depot, were
murdered while on their way to Fort Yuma
probably by some of the rebel sympathizing
scoundrels in that section. The bodies and most
of the mails were recovered.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-22

BREATHE EAstGR.--The .flta on yesterday de-
lighted every historian, poet, divine, and all the
learned and good men generally. of this country
and Europe, by conceding that Abolitionlsn
is no longer a term OF reproach." Gasparin-
we believe il was--once remarked that every
"gentleman in Europe was AN abolitionist." We
are glad that it need no longer cause them 10
blush If twitted of the fact, Republic.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-22

A TRULY PIoUs PEoPLE.-lt is said Of the
Icelanders, that they scrupulously observe the
usage of reading the sacred Scriptures every
morning, the whole family join in the singing
and PRAYERS When the lcelander awakes he
salutes no person until he salutes God, lie
usually hastens to the door, adores there tho
Author Of nature and providence and then steps
back saying to his family, "God grant you a
good day" What beautiful Illustration is
this Of the Christian obligations on the part of
households to recognize and worship God.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-22

NORTHERN DEMOCRACY is in agony over the
arrest of us infamous traitor (Valland gbam)
as ever went unhung, but has not one word of
coadoence or sympathy for the thousands OF
Union men ia the South who are languishing ia
prisons are being hunted by blood hounds, and
murdered by hundreds, by the villaiuous Demo
cratic cut throats of jeff. Davis, not only without
process of law, but in manner that would shame
a Fejee Islander This lear then is most emphat.
icdHy Democratic oar Secession 0ds permittea
6y Democratic administration, ,chen Il might
hare beer prepented.--- San Francisco Republic
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-22

An exchange, describing new counterfeit,
says the vignette is female seated on each side
OF a shield !" Her position must be very unoom.
for table aud embarrassing.
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TIE following are the rates Of postage under

THE following are the rates Of postage under
the new law which went into effect July lst
The postage on letter weighing half an ounce
or less to and from all parts OF the United States,
8 cents. For each additional ounce or fraction
thereof cents extra. Drop letters, 2 cents
registered letters, 20 cents. On newspapers not
exceeding four ounces the postage is always pay
able in advance dailes, 80 cents per quarter ;
il 7 days, IS cents weekles, cents. Weekles,
one copy to each subscriber within the county,
free magazines, cent for each four ounces
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-22
Road 0verseer- WeavewiIIe District
VIM. L, COLLINS.

DRESENT INCUMBENT, ANNOUNCES TO
| the voters Of this Township that he is before
them for election to the office of Road Overseer
of Weavervlle District He will we'll aud faith
fully perform the duties of that Office if elected.
Weavervile, Aug. 8, 1868 30.te.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-22

CoPPERHEAD chivalry-kiliing deienseless and
innocent negroes, because they are unable to
protect themselves
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-22

WHAT'S IN THE WNn?-The San Francisco
CaU has the following paragraph alt is among
the possibilities of the hour that the secessionists
of California are gathering to a head in Tulare
county and il Is among eertalntes of the past
that Dowuey and Weller had started for that
place. Whether they so for the purpose Of using
their influence with Copperheals to desist from
square open rebellion, or to lead them to certain
destruction, is beyond our ken. Who knows -
Perhaps Weller is determined that his famous
epitaph shall not go much longer without
tomhstnneN
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For Road 0verseer.
JACK HULSE

JACK HULSE
A NNOUNCES TO THE VOTERS OF WEA.
n verVille Road District that he will be can
didate for the Office of Road Oyerseer at the APP
preaching election. Site.
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Sotiety Aotites.

re- Trinity Lodge, No. 27, y. y n. .H.--Hod
their regular communications at Masonic Hall NcaVerVlc
the hast Monday of each month Hour Of meeting, six
o'clock, p m JOHN A. WATSON, w. NJ.
WM BAEiR, Secretary. Tvs.
Bl. Trinity Chapter, No. 40, R0yHI .Erch .Ua-
sORS, the second and fourth Iuesa each mouth
the Masonic Hall, Weavrvlle.
Tvs. JOHN {. BCRCH, Secretary.
Rl- Worth star lodge, No. 61, y. %. ~. r.,
holds rrgulr meetings at odd Fellows Hall WeaVervile,
on Wednesday evening at clock Members of the Order
'''' w. wv. ~ D. HANSEN, n. c.
GEO W. WARD, r. 5. Tvs.
RE-. stella Encan,pnenf, No. I2, \. a.. q. e.,
meets the evenings Of the first and third Monday each
month mt odd Fellows Han Neavergilc Iasriarchs FROM
abroad are invited TO visit us. u. HANSEN, c. p.
W. II. BACHELOR, Scribe. Tvs.
Ry- Comet Hodge, .NO. 81, 4. %. %. ~, Trinity
Center holds its regular meetings ON saturday evening at
Old FcloSs Hall. JAS WELLS, y. q.
f. r. SKIES, r. 5. 5vS.
na- WrarerUiIIe DipisiOn, .NO. 9O7, =. Of r.,
meets Clurds Hall every saturday evening, at oclk.
Members from abroad in good standing are invited to at
tend. T. IOLEG, W. I.
GEO H. LORD, r. s Tvs.
H1y- The German Hospital Society Of Trinity
county holds regular Quarterly meetings at the Hospital
building the first Sunday March june September and
December II. ONElMOHlE,
13.tf Secretary.
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is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT
Weaverville, Trinity County, California 1:
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-22

ARrEMUS WARD AND rHg ARTIST WAS iiyin
myself up to attend the great war mectin' wheu
my daughter entered with young man. who
was evidently from the city, aud who wore long
hair, and had a wild expression into his eye. In
one hand he carried a portfolio aud in the other
paw claspt bunch of small brushes My
daughter introduced him as Mr.. Swebcr, the dis.
tinguished landscape painter from Phladelphy
lie is an artist, papa. Here is Que OF his
masterpeces-a young woman gain admiriogly
upon her first born" and my daughter showed
me really pretty picture dun ia lie. "ls it
not beautiful, papaY lie throws SO much soul
into his work"
Does be p said |. "Wcll, | reckon I'd bet
ter hire him TO whitcwash our fence 1t needs
it, What will you charge, sir continued "to
throw some soul into my fence?'
My daughter went out Of the room in very
short meeter, takin' the artist with her aud from
the very emphatic manner in which the door
slammed, concluded sh. was summit disgustcd
at my remarks. She closed the door, must say,
in Haiics | went into the closet aud larfcd all
alone by myself for over half an hour.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-22

TouCuING THE BUTLER CoUNrY ROBBERY.-A
gentleman Of this county, formerly resident of
Ohio, throws some light on the Weller deaca.
tion in Butler county. TO the best OF his rccol
lee ton, John Il. Weller was entrusted with the
custody of certain school moneys about SILL,
600 dedicated, and never accounted for any
part Of it, In consequence OF the shameful dis
honesty, he was defeated in the canvass for GOV
ernor- although the Democrats were largely in
lhe asceudaut-and struck out for California,
then the " Botany Bay Of Democratic swiudIers,
splendid ticket, that secesh concern Tod
Robinson the brawling traitor and breeder OF
rebel soldiers; Downey, the Shylock, and Weller
the stealer Of paupcrs' school money = Sonora
Ffag.
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Rly- Comet Hodge, .ND. 81, 4. %. %. -, Trinity
Center holds its regular meetings ON saturday evening at
Old Fellows Han. JAS. b. WELLS, y. q.
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while on her way from Grc-n po,a; 10 New York.
which created = great deal OF cI i;lin-nt On board
strict search has been made hut tho body has no,
yet been recovered
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Go1drich. Who resided at "a F!rst street, r. D., by
falling down the hold Of the barge Sisters" Iyins
At the foot Of South ll,h street. A lad named
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-10

S~s York. Saturday, August :, 6PH-rbs ,,oc,
mariet WA dull mi. morning, but p-ice, wen, no
lover than the, were afer Oh. board la, evening.
After the board there quite rally in the market,
aud quotations we're all y Ter cent. better than
on the prntcd list Ls'c IN the afternoon the ark q,
became very strong H., u, and every au. wanted TO
buy. Gold fe!l TO l?G,a. and exchange va offered
everywhere a. ia9. Money Is very easy 1t 3 6 DC,
cent