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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25
A CITIZEN OF WAsHoE IN REBELDoM.-The
Virginia City Union says:

Virginia Clly CHfoH says
A few davs since, j. L. Black, of the firm of
Fl well, Black Bro, of this city, received a
I, tier written at New York, by his brother, VIM.
l. Black in which be gave an interesting account
O. a recent visit to rebedom. Mr.. Black left
this city last October, with the intention Of pro-
ccedng to Alabama to attend to some valuable
property he owned in that State. Stopping at
Havani he went from thence to New Orleans
from which place be made several attempts to
penetrate the rebel lines but without success
viii d t'ruined TO succeed, be proceeded to Pen
sacola, and starting from there entered the rebel
lines but was captured by their pickets and car
lied to Mobile He was there released, and after
remaining several months, undertook the equally
elous adventure of returning, His first two
attempts were again unsuccessful, be being cap
tured both times but the third time, after con
ctaling himself in the woods day and a night,
lie escaped at the same port (PensacOla) through
which he entered, and from thence be sailed for
New York. Mr. Black states that in all portions
Of the South which he visited, the people, and
especially the SoidterS, were tired OF the war,
aud the thinking men OF the country were gen
orally convinced that they were waging a contest
without the least chance for success. Confeder-
ate money was worth sixteen cents TO the dollar
and every thing had risen in proportion. Upon
lck presented a brother living
of boots which he took with him,
luself pair Of cowbide shoes,
l. for which be paid five dollars
equal to about S3l in Confed-
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THAT'S So.-That man does not live in the ma
ton who takes pride in rejecting that his father
withheld his aid from his country in the time of
war. The Tories Of the Revolution, the Hart
ford Convention federalsts of 1872, and those
who opposed furnishing supplies to Gen. Tay or
in 1916, are alike remembered only to be dis
houored So it will he with those who oppose
the present war to suppress the rebellion and to
assert the authority Of the Government. Their
names will rot, their memories will perish. Their
children will disown them. Posterily will re-
member them as traitors, and chisel the word
deeply upon their tomb stones.
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WELcoANG THEIR KiND-The telegraph re-
Gently announced the fact that several of the
Immigrants who arrived at Fort Churchill on a
given day, were escaped rebel soldiers. The
Sacramento Republican (copperhead) says =
"Io the Democracy Of California the immigration
is most welcome
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WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL

a No attention will be paid TO communications sent for
pp6catn in the Journal unless accompanied by the real
name Of the authornot for publication but to guard
against imposition.
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A Positive and Specific Remedy
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and evcites the ABSORBENTS into healthy ac
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ri ANIMATION.
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FREEDOM OF SPEECH IS NOT ToLERATED.-Mc.
Masters Of the N. Y. Freeman's Journal in his
speech at Il Copperbead meeting in New York,
Ately, urged his hearers to " organize aud
" arm against the "tyrants" at Washington
"hle a man named Blankman advised, in the
same meeting, the assassination OF the President.
And yet we are told that :" Freedom Of Speech -
has been crushed outl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25

CURIOUS VILLA will found at Port Royal,
recently, by Union soldiers there, presents TACT
not often set forth out OF Dixie. The testator,
John Cooper, OF Caroline county, Virginia, gives
bis property TO his wife and daughter. but 10 do
this he is compelled TO emancipate his wife, who
was bis slave, and thereby (according to aristo
cratic Virginia practice) legitmatize bis bastard
daughter, born Of the aforesaid slave.
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The AHa says that II. Ii. IIaight has refused
10 accept the Copperhead nomination for JuL ge
OF the Supreme Court. The Bee says Findley
positively refuses to accept the nomination for
treasurer Certain defeat stares them in the
face, aud they don't like the idea Of immolntin0
themselves .
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The Messrs. Toolhaker, whose father was tbe
pioneer settler Of Phillips. Me-, in the " RunpeIv
Settlement" have thirty acres of pine logs a(ioaf
which are coming down the Audroscogein, and
will make over five million feet Of lumber when
cut.
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@. A. GILMORE,
Gen. Commanding.

Gen. Commanding
CINcINNATG. July 17.-Morgan passed through
Piketown yesterday in the direction of Jackson,
evidently making for the river via Pomeroy or
Gallapolis The roads in that direction are
blocked with trees to delay his progress. Gen.
Hobsons advance reached Pketown to-day II
hours behind Morgan. The rebels destroyed the
-four mills aud depot at Jackson, completely
sacked the town and carried off all horses.
CHICAGO, July 18.-Nothing has yet been re-
ceived by Government regarding the reported
fall of Charleston. A letter in the Boston Jour
nal dated Off Charleston, July 18th, says the
great final attack was gned for Tuesday, 14th
New YORK, July l7.--All quiet. 1t is not
positively known when drafting will commence,
but intimated that when il does Government will
not have less than 80, 000 men in New York. 1t
is understood that Mayo issued proclamation this
afternoon announcing virtual suppression of riot,
but recommending citizens to arm themselves
and protect their property. Thirty rioters
were killed last night, 1t is officially stated that
no orders have been issued countermanding the
draft. Gen. Wool has been relieved of his com
mand.
CHICAGO, July l8-Reports say Federas were
sheling Jackson aud had killed several soldiers
aud citizens many of the latter leaving the
! place with moveables of value.
! MEMPHIS, July l5,-Col Hatchs 28th Iowa, in
pursuit Of rebel bands north of Memphis and
Charleston road, encountered rebel force 1000
strong under Forest and Forks. After a severe
fight at Deer Creek near jackson, Hatch drove
the rebels through Jackson taking possession of
the place. Rebels retreated on Trenton road
pursued by Hatch.
PHILADELPHIA, July 17.--Charleston is report
ed to be evacuated and burned.
New YoRK, July l8-Folowing has been re-
ceived by the Fulton, with dates from Port
Royal, 18th; Gen. Gilmore had commenced
mining Fort Wagner siege progressing favor
ably. Our forces have taken Notifications on
James Island as far as SecessiOnYille.
WASHINGTON, July "a letter dated Head
quarters Army Potomac says deiinite information
/ Of Lees whereabouts cannot be Otained Officers
! just arrived from Washington state that General
Gregg crossed Falling Waters and was cut off for
six hours, but by gallant charge got clear, cap
turing large number of prisoners, three colOrs
aud four pieces of artillery.
MEMPHIS, July 16.--Most of Forests men sue
ceeded in escaping eastward across Tennessee
river. Col. Hatch captured battery and train
Several small bands Of guerrillas are circulating
through the country eonscriptng.
BosroN, July 49, Herald's correspondent gives
following account Of second days fight at Nor
rs' Island on morning of July llth Sixth Con
nectcut regiment made furious attack on Cum
mings Point battery, got possession of it anC
hoisted American flag. Fort Sumter opened
upon them when Pennsy lvana regiment deserted
them attacking regiments held the battery unit
they were badly cut up aud then abandoned it
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Ia The neaicnl aud surgienI Inslilu.e OF


DR. L. j. CzAPKAY is already secured in position which
places wen its proprietor far above the assaults OF
envy aud professional malice. In the schools of France
the highest prizes often awarded to practitioners in
this department Medical science and they occupy with
others an equally lofty position in the profession Ricord
is an lustrious example shining light among the phil
osophical stars OF his age in Europe and Dr. Cahay has
fully equalled him in this country proof of which,
the Philadelphia College of Medicine Gomplmented him
with Diploma, and the honorary ad eundem degree Sc
lecting this his field Of operation although qualified as
graduate of the University of Pesth and late Chief Sur
geon the Hungarian Rey0lut tiouay Army for more eN
tended labors Dr. t. j. Capkay has bent his earnest at
ention the of chronic ana private diseases, in
which he has become great expert that he is now
regarded the in this branch Of his profession
throughout the United States and his portrait and biog
raphy published matter of interest to their readers
in the most exclusive journals The Doctors offices are
his Medical and Surgical Institute Sacramento ST.,
of Leidesdor nearly opposite the building of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
nF We ask particular attention of readers to the
sworn certificates of remarkable cures in another column
of this paper. 23.3m.
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aud that the " POlSON' has by the use Of
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Weayerville, May |, 1863
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Tue velvet moss will grow upon the sterile
rOck-the mstetoe on the naked branches--he
ivycling to the mouldering run-the pine aud
cedar remain fresh aud fadeless amid the muta-
tons Of the dying yeaT-and Heaven be praised
something beautiful to see and grateful to the
soul, will, in the coldest and darkest hours Of
fate, still twine its lendrils lovingly aronnd the
crumbng altars aud broken arches of the desc
late temple of the human heart.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25

NED McGowAN TURNS UP AGAIN.-The St.
Louis correspondent of the alta writes under date
Of June 18th as follows:
A few days ago, paragraph was sent to the
Alta clipped from the New Orleans correspond
euee OF the New York Tribune, stating that Ned
MCGOWAN, who holds commission Purser in
the rebel navy, was under arrest en- route for
the North. Ned and his felow-prisoners duly
arrived in the North, and in few days after were
started for Fort Delaware. 1t appears that on
their way, on the steamer Maple Leaf con-
spracy was formed, of which Ned MCGOWAN was
the ring gleader, to seize the boat and reach Dixie
without going through the iormality Of exchange.
The conspiracy, as has been telegraphed, was
successful. At frst the prisoners decided to run
the vessel into Nassau as Confederate prize,
but found that she lacked sufficient coal They
then ran the boat ashore near the Cape Henry
Light and all but II of the 80 escaped, including
McGowan, Capt. Semmes, son Of the rebel pirate,
Capt. Fuller, Il noted rebel desperate Of the
Southwest, and others. Twenty three Of the II
who remained were paroled. The guard, having
been oVerpowered, were paroed not to bear arms
against the Southern COniederacy. Doubtless
the gang of fugitives have ere this reached
Richmond, where Ned McGowan has told more
lies and made himself Southern hero.
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The Bee says that j. b. Weller is about gone
in. We thought the blarneyng demagogue had
" "caved long ago If we have been mistaken
he must certainly be now playing his last role, as
the dying Copperhead," the "Dying irish
man dodge being "played out"-.Houitain
yuesseHger.
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DR.. L. j. CZAPKAy,c
Medical and Surg

DriVate Medical and Surgical :,
il Sacramento street. opposite Pacific Mai S hstitut.
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permanent cure OF all Private aud Chronic dises4 for tie
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Attending and Resident Physician t. ] C,..,
late in the hungarian Revolutionary War ChpoFSay, NJ
itary Hospital of Pesh Hungary late IectSn 10 the Mi
OF the Gentournary Organs and Diseases T @ Tn Diseases
Children, and Honorary Member of the %Umen and
diseases peculiar to Women and children S treatment o
Office hours from a. m. to n m a.
strictly confidential Permanent cure lcatons
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CAPT G. L. PRICE, of the first Siskiyou cavalry
company, has been placed in command of Fort
Bridger,
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CerIihcats.-t the undersigned, Governor of Hungary
do hereby testify that Dr. L. j Czapkay has sryeldus
the cont st for hungarian liberty, Chief Surgeon lle
Hungarian Army with faithful perseverance. Whereof
have given him this certificate and do recommend him m
the sympathy, attention, and protection Of all those v
are capable of approaching patriotic set sacrifice and
deserved misfortune. koSsrm I4Jos
Governor Of Hungary
Washington City, Jan. 9th, 1852. jll3
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A Tribute 10 .uerifed U.or,b.

TO his fellow man is so often met with in 1 of man
mails prompted by the finer feelings of the H. a' eStmo
in the lives of those who sacrifice their bcst are Gases
nthropic devotion to the alienation of the i ys in ph
ality. Emprcism floods the columns of om, VI lIa nor
false and fictitious letters, singing peans To M press with
their own cgostical charlitanism Below % c worth or
hcate from worthy man who brief pcriod ipehd Ger
destined to shuttle on his mortal coilb wb oe luce Sceme
ward to his dissolution with that pleasure VIII looked for
weighed down by the hands of disease con only those
hope the ability of skllful physician has o'ray
his former health. Relieved from his terrihle M linn to
mpcllcd by gratitude he makes known his 'uotOn and
remedial agent, and his statement is authcpo and his
Notary Public. The demands of society imneriNtd by a
mand its publicity and 1t is given to warn CON
ry, than to sound the praises of physician nr m uhwa
of like cases can be cited. - "NoNl scores
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Cdrd--I the undersigned having been under tdD t"P
treatment OF DIR. h. j. Capkay, although unsolicited
called upon togiye publicity TO the efficacy OF ms in
ment hoping that by doing so may be instruneu'" r
preventing others from the fearful suherings anu
experienced and which often results from the
practice Of pretendes My disease has been tha1 VI of
lcal and mental disability which follows IN ara
mdscretions in youth. The agonies which eh,uS % ia
perhaps unnecessary for to detail they are @ that
those who have experienced them Suthce ~ W sl ui
having called the service of Dr. L. j. Czapkay ntU d Of
siton, all the expectations which may nave W cou,
him more than realized would Therefore nS;ted
mend DR.. Czapkay to all who may find themse & being
with that dreadful maady my object IN SO u%1 % dese
sympathy for suffering humanity, and a heart'''
of relieving them. = - p,iuter
State of california Ctv and County of san Francisco
s, SOn this 31st day of July, A. d. 1900 rd D. j.
VIM. g. Jewett, Notary Public personally apr IA Jenos
iahee, known to me- who being duly sworn via %,ned by
and say, that the contents of the card hereWl'h 40
him are true. hand and
In witness whereof have hereunto set my srs writ.
affixed my official seal the day and year hIs' "'''
ten, phlic
[Isl WIN c. JEwErT, Notary fnu"J, "i,
Address, H. J. CzAPKAY, NJ ID, San Francisco 0'
SpemdiOrThGa local weakness, nertou nert~ot iadis.
low spirits, lasstude weakness Of limbs anu lne Of
position or lncapablity to labor and study t love Of
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solitude timdity, self dstrust, dizziness SEX
in the side affections in the eyes, pmples on he Justly
ual or other infrmites in man, are cure" crkay His
celebrated yscian and surgeon Dr. H. D. ~ others)
method OF curing diseases is new nv Letter
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-09
From Havana.

New YORK, Nov. THE steamer Piz'
faro from Havana on the Sd arrived on Sun
day having left st. Domingo on the 18th
The nephew of our Capt. General and his
only male relative left has been killed and
Gen. Gandara is reported wounded. The
rebels have always been so fortunate in
cutting off the chiefs or leaders Of their enc
mics as to render this report generally be-
lieved. Gen. Santana is reported to have
had battle which lasted an hour and q
half. The result of which was the capture
of one cannon and several prisoners from
the rebels. There seems to be some doubt
and mystery in regard to Santana and some
say positively that he had been killed on
the 9th.
Gen. Forey arrived here in tho steamer
Panama and was received with grand tonr.
ishes and honors, after which he subsidized
into a mere Frenchman.
We have had no blockade running lately
and except some small lots from Matamoras
no cotton has arrived here and prices have
consequently gone up.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-09
Iron Clads Arrested I'm France,

WASHINGTON, Nov. Sit is not thought
that the public interest requires any further
payment, at present, of gold interest-bear-
ing certificates of indebtedness before ma
turity, and the Secretary of the Treasury
has accordingly directed the discontinuance
of such payment, excepting certificates al
ready presented or now in transit to the
Department.
The Secretary of State has arrived in
this city by the night train from New York
having left his son, COL Seward, GONZALES
cent.
He authorizes the announcement that the
French Government, upon the remonstrance
of Minister Dayton, has promptly and most
honorably arrested the six iron clad rams
which were building at Nantes and Dor
deaux.
The Sunday Chrpnicle announces fact
of much interest in this city and neigh6or-
hood, namely, that the Secretary of War
has discontinued the Office of Provost Mar
shall to the War Department, but the late
incumbent, Col. Baker, will remain here
for the present.