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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-24

FURNISUING UNDERTA KER
His Warerooms are at 50 Front street where can
ferent kinds patterns, MentaIc and Walnut Baskets
Of ali sizes Coffin Plates and Robes of the best pattern
aG1 .D6.e-.a Residence SO Front street. dtt aul4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-24

Clnhin is making Gard Photographs uneQualled in
this country. Give him call diff NV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-24
MISS BUXTON

\ street, (near MainD Worcester MASH d. SAN
FORD d Co, having bought out 'the Monumental part
only OF Thomas Lewis d sons business will manuinc-
ture all kinds OF Monuments, Nantes Grave stones
&c, OF all the various kinds Of Foreign and Domesfr
Marbles Granite and Iron Fences for Cemetery work
free stone soap stone Slate Stone Furniture and Cab
met Slabs, &c, &c
N BAH kinds Of Sculpture work done in the best
style, AMI Designs furnished the shortest notice at
the shop, Pleasant street. near Main Worcester Mass
References given II required. II ID SANF0RD
mchl9 d&w3m+ q COSTING
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-24
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
SOLDIERS ARMY ExPHEss

~ Packages for General Rockers Army and the
troops at Washington, Alexandra. Georgetown, MT
folk, Newport News Suffolk and 0theTplaces, iOr"aueu
daily at lfprice. too
now removed by orders of General Hooker III.
surfing in future their prompt distribution to the various
camps. ,. e,- sfiliers
our steamer Express carrying naekasSs I9r LII
at New Orleans, Port Royal, BeauIort, es""eiii "i
other places down the coast leaves regularly
AnAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-24
pURAL CEMETERY.-The annual

~ meeting Of the Projectors OF the Rural Cemetery
in Worcester tor the choice of Officers the
ing, and other business which may legally be-
fore the meeting will be held at the Office of the
Mutual Life Assurance Company, on Wednesday. April
LIST. at O'Clock m. CLARENDON HARRIS, CLERK.
Worcester, March Path, 1863. mch24 dtm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-24
educational.
BOOKKEEPING AND WRITING


NIB. SOUTHGATE
will open his Writing Academy on WEDNESDAY Oct
Is, 1852 at Piper Block Room No. for the reception
Of Ladies and Gentlemen. Mr. $. hes formerly taught
In of the principal schools in this and others
among them at the Berkshire Gymnasium and Female
Seminary, under Prof Dewey 9n1 e. Phelps, pittsnad
also Mrs. Wi lards, Troy, and Female seminary Al.
bany Mr. ; will give lessons in private schools on
reasonable terms. Satisfaction guaranteed TO all aten.
tive scholars. Terms moderate.
Hours from to Il A. 81 2 to 5, and Gl to 9P.M
an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-24

Soldiers, Attention Pain, disease and expos
ure, with hot climate muddy water and bad diet will
be unavoidable, but armed with Holloway's Purifying
and ethenng Pills you endure all these and
still retain good health. Only rs cents per Box.
mch20 div go
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-24
w A AT, :, II GOLD AND

w GOLD PLATED JEWELRY! Cutlery, Spoons
&c. &c, AT AUCT on at Putnam & arl's Auction
Room, commencing Monday Evening, March 23d, and
continuing eUsry eusHHg through the Veek, if all is not
sold sooner.
GRAY has come again, with a large lot of Goods in
the above line. Goods may be had during the day time
at average Auction Prices 70 Ladies we'll MS gen.
temen, respectfully invited attend this sale All
goods shall prove represented, the money will be
refunded one! Come all! and secure bar
gains PUTNAM d CLARK, Auct'rs.
Worcester March 49, 1863 n.ch24 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-24
uyOOL AND WOOL STOCK

w
20 900 lbs. Extra Fleeces
al 400 lbs Dolble Extra Fleeces.
5000 lbs Choice Pick Lock.
1000 lbs Medium Tub Washed very clean
5000 lbs Medium Nnils
1900 lbs. Coarse sorts.
50 bags Country Card Waste
Shoddy and FlOcks. For sale by
CHAMBERLlN s. BURROUGHS.
menu au No. Is Front street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-24

EeEED
In this city, March %. Lura NJ, wife of Daniel IL
Park, 81 yrs 8 mos II davs
Funeral FRIDAY tde 9th at her late residence Planta
ton ST. Mt O'Clock m. Relatives and friends in
vited to attend
In New England Village, Mass, March q, Hannah
Fisher 81 yrs.
In Belliugham, March II, very suddenly, Manning
Thayer, II yrs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19
LIEN NOTICE,
George Griffin vs.. VIM. $. Lowden.

TN TIE NINTH JUDICIAL DIST. COURT
l. in and for Trinity county, State of California
The above painti1 commenced IA suit in sail
Court on the l4th day of August, 1863, apainst
said defendant, to recover the sum Of S727 "a
and to torecose Mechanics Lien held as seen
rity therefor on the following described propertv
to wit;
A certain Bridge erected across Trinity rivcr
in Trinity county, at Lowden's Grass VALLEY
ranch on the Weavervile and Shasta WAGON
Road Company's road, and known as W. S. Low
denis new bridge and Il convenient space at each
end OF the same, praying for Judgment for said
sum and costs, and that said property be sold to
satisfy the same. and other equitable relief
Now, therefore, all parties interested in the
enforcement of the Lien, or claiming any bene
fit thereof. are called upon to present their
claims in this county within ten days after the
complete publication Of this notice, and in cnse
you fail so to do within that time or so much
further time rs may be allowed by the Cont or
Judge, your so failing shall forfeit your Lien un
der the Act in relation to Mech anics and others
approved April Goth, 1862.
Publication hereof is directed to be made in
the TRlNIrY JOURNAL for three weeks Scptem.
Der Is, 1863
Attest my hand and Seal of said Court
[L.s.l this lSth September, 1863.
NJ. H. GRIFFIN Clerk
36.3i. Of said Court.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19
Concealed Weapons,

1t is impossible for the Government, State or
general welfare which is not at once declared to
unconstitutional by the echos of treason tolerated
in the loyal States. The last California Legsla-
ture passed an Act prohibiting all persons, ex-
cept peace officers and those travelling on jour
ney, from carrying concealed weapons" In
nearly every State in the Union a similar statute
exists, and the consttutionality of the law has
been affirmed in every instance, when brought
before the Courts, and yet there Is occasionally
a person so benighted as to profess to believe
the law violates that section of the Constitution
which says a we'll regulated militia being
necessary TO the security Of free State. the
right of the people to keep and bear arms shall
not be infringed." Instead of keeping up large
standing army at great expense in time of peace,
the Government has depended upon the militia
for its defense against sudden foreign invasion
or domestic Instructions, and the California
Legislature has wisely provided for carrying out
this part of the Constitution by its acts for Gu
rolling, arming and disciplining the whole militia
force of the State. 1t would be impossible to
keep the people duly armed without some system
of militia discipline. The law passed last winter
forbids the wearing or carrying of any dirk,
pistol, sword in a cane, slung shot or other dam
! gerous or deadly weapon, concealed" but any
one can carry a whole arsenal if he does it open
/ ly, so that persons may be on their guard.
/ 1t has been found from sad experience that
most of the robberes and murders in this State
have been committed by persons carrying " con
cealed weapons" and if the practice were aban-
doned these crimes would be much less frequent
Floyd, constitutional Democrat, thought he
had right to carry concealed weapons and
thereupOn carried away all the arms of the
/ United States and concealed them so they might
easily, fall into the hands Of his fellow Demo
Gratis He carried and concealed about sixty
! thousand in this State to enable the " cOnStitu-
tionasts to raise the bloody 81 tAndard of revolt
according to the programme set forth in the
Scott and Street letter. Some no doubt think
that Gen. Grant most fagrantly violated this
provision OF the Constitution, when he prohibited
/ Pemberton and thiry-three thousand other
Democrats at Yicksburg, from longer keep
ing aud bearing arms.
While men obey the laws there will be no
necessity for carrying alung shots or other con.
cealed deadly weapons, to defend themselves
against the Government of the United States,
because the Government gives protection to all.
/ But if there are persons who desire to carry cOu-
cealed weapons in violation Of the laws of the
country they should not only be disarmed, but
sent to San Quentin to make brick till this cruel
war is over.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

GLORIOUS NEws--The telegraph announces
the gratifying intelligence that OH the l4th inst.
great victory was achieved by the Uuonists
over the rebel Democracy in Maine, one hundred
and forty towns giving $4,000 majority for
The Union Governor, which is gain Of 10000
over last years vote for the Union party. On
the llth the South Carolina Democracy, who are
bitterly opposed to the Lincoln Administration
had hanled down the Rattesnake and Palmetto
flag ut Fort Moultre and run up white one
The Unionists were also in possession of portion
ol Jumes Island, which ensures the destruction or
surrender of that Democratic stronghold at an
early day. 1t has not been decided by the Dem
Ccratic Committee whether they will hold theil
next National Convention at Charleston or not
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19
8irths.

In Weovervilc, Sept. lllh, the wife of Ernst
Vogel OF a soN.
In Wcayerville, Sept. l2lh, the wife Of William
Condor, Of son.
At Canon City, Sept. 18th, the wife of E. Flow.
ers, Of SON.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19
it, Union men {!

SURRENDERED.-Some forty of the Klamath
Indians surrendered themselves to the command
at Fort Castor, in Hoopa Valley, Klamath coun-
ty, about ten days ago. So we learn from the
Yreka Journal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19
MattitA.


At the Armory of the Douglas City Rifles, on
the evening of the 17lh, by C. NJ Stratton. J. F.
JonN j. KELLOGG, ESQ. to MARTHA, daughter Of
Joseph Brooks.
The happy pair have our warmest congratula
tions, and the thanks of the whole Journal force
for the wedding ct ceteras sent per Bates. b., ESQ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19
alsw AMertisslntnts.
TEMPERANCE MEETINGS |
JAMES A. DAVIDSON.

Grand Lecturer Sons of Temperance, will od.
dress the citizens of this county, in the evening
as follows:
WEAvERvILLE,. .....,........ Friday, Sept l8.
DOUGLAS CITY, Saturday and Sunday. 10Th 2Otb
LEWISTON, Tuesday and Wednesday, 22d 4 23J
Weavervile, Sept. Is, 1863. 3G.li.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

SENTENCE FOR TREAsoN.-Thomas C. Shacklett
was convicted in Kentucky for treason against
the United States The following is the latter
portion Of the sentence pronounced upon him
by Judge Dolard OF the United States Circuit
Court
In thc exercise Of that discretion and under full
OF my responsibility TO God and my country have con
Guided 10 your life but the magnitude OF your crime
'cnnGS that your punishment be The judgment
which approve, and which the Court makes is that
you be imprisoned and confined the jail Of Jefferson
county IN the state OF Kentucky for years from dae
tat you make fine to the Unted States by the pay
tree"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

TEHPEHAScE.-James A. Davidson, Grand Lee
iurer, aud father Of The Temperance movement
In our county, is in town. His announcements
are made elsewhere. After they are filled look
out for him at Junction City, Canon City. and
probably at North Fork. lie is clever gentle
man and most worthy man, and we bespeak for
hlm cordial welcome wherever be goes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

APPRoPRTATE.-Snake Bar, in Sierra county.
gives Downey fifteen majority. The name Of
that place should never be changed-Er.
Same with Rattlesnakc in this county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

ANOTHER ELECuoN.-Ihcre Will be an election Of Judicial
officers the twenty first Of October It hoped
that Union men will not become too conlid. Mt of their
strength, and consequently regardless Of this important
election Justices Of the supreme Court District Judges
County Judges Justices of the Peace aud also State Su
perncndcEt OF Public instruction, to be elected ON the
above mentioned day 1t will be disgrace to California if
any man Of the Tod Robinson schoo~is chosen to sit in
judgement oya people, in the capacity Of Justice
Of the Pcacc.-Sierrd Democrat
Remember it, Union men
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19
The Soldiers Vote,

Since our last issue we have received letters
from Capt. Ed. A. Hillyer, and Seargt Wm. o.
SouthWiclk, Of Co. L, 4th Infantry, bringing the
gratifying but not unexpected intelligence that
forty five Trinity soldiers voted at that camp on
election day, every one of whom deposited clean
Union State and county ticket" nary " scratch.
viii the Copperheads still persist in saying that
none but Democrats enlisted from this State?
We have a letter from Lieut.. John A. Watson.
of Capt Millers Mouutaineers," giving the re
suit Of thu vote in that camp. Only 80 Trinity
men voted The vote stood
Senator-Jones 47 Singleton, none.
acknowledgements, 80 Bates, none.
Sheriff. Clifford, 80 Quine, none.
CItrh- Looms, 20 Kruttschntt, none.
Tar C9Uector-lI lIinds % Griffin, g.
Dist. AUorney-AIlen, 80 ; Nichols, none.
IreaSurer-Cochel, 80 Musser, none.
.4Ssessor-McCam 80 Miers, none.
Supt. Schools Gordon, 80 Sloan, none.
Coroner lluGspeth, 80 Ludwig none.
The Union State ticket was voted without a
scratch This brings the soldiers majority up 10
IS. When Co II, Capt. Cass) stationed at Fort
Yuma is heard from, it will be increased to about
100. All honor to the soldiers, say we.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

Nor VERY ENcoUnAGMG.-From recent items
published in the Virginia City papers it is no very
desirable place for families to locate. For IN
stance, the following from the Taritor,al En!er
Prise.
We sorry to confess that lady is hardly safe from
insult IN Nirg nl unoss she goes Hrmet or has mall pro
tctpr Cousttly At her elbow The town is infested with a
horde Of ratus who suspect every woman they and
never hesitate to insult them when hy incur no danger by
50 doing.
The Virginia Union of the 8tb says that on
the evening previous Il lady returning from the
Thcatcr about II O'clock found the notorious
scoundrcl Mike Brannigan, in bed with her two
daughters, aged respectively nine and eleven
years. Brannigan had room in the house, and
it SENS had taken advantage Of the mothers alb.
scnce to deliberately remove his clothes in bis
own room, and then go down into the room where
the little girls were sleeping. Branngan was
roughly handled 10y indignant ncighbors before
he could be lodged in the city prison, where he
now supports q full set Of linked iron jewelry.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

TuLARE.-The Visala Delta claims that the
whole Union ticket in Tulare county is elected
1t says: Carrying Yisalia precinct by m,
jorily of so, is as great Union victory as lba
capture OF Fort Sumter"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

OUR lhoN-CLAD.-The Ship Aquilta, which is
bringing the iron clad Conpaache, Intended for the
better protection OF San Francisco harbor. is
over 100 days out from New York. The vessel
arrival
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

"HAAn LECTURER DAVIDSON addressed large
and delighted audience at the Church, Thursday
nisul. lie VIII speak here again before leaving
the county. Let those of our citizsns ,yho ha,,o
not listened to him improve the text and last
opportunity. ''''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

EVERY member of Weaverville Division, s. of
T., is requested to be at the Hall at u O'clock
this Saturday evening.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

SEVERAL communications are necessarily crow.
I'D out Of this issue. Will appear next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

KLAyATH.-The Yreka Journal has a letter
from klamath, stating that the county had gone
Union. The letter closes with the following =
Tke Big Bend precinct, on the South Fork |
think Will be the banner precinct in the State,
for there were twenty nine votes cast there, and
Low got every vote. don't think that can be
beat; for the number ! know it cannot. think
when klamath goes Union we can truly say the
Union cause goes marching on" Lawrence
is defeated.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

The Red Bluff Beacon learns that Sheriff Johns
is in hopeful condition, and will probably be
about in few weeks, while the Independent hears
that ampulaton OF the wounded leg will be nee
essary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

REMEMBER them to all eternity. Spot them. Mark them
that they may he known toposcrity Transcript
Oh, they will be remembered to the latest
generation. Who can forget Benedict Arnold or
James Buchanan! Every one Of them will be
remembered at the polls hereafter. Northern
men we refer to more particularly. Those who
never saw slave, aud have no more knowledge
Of the moral and physical condition of slavery
than they have of the population Of Central
Africa This is the class who will be remembered
hereafter when the record is made up. Their
children will try to forget them. But their un-
fortunate sons and daughters will be compelled
to carry obloquy of the family to their graves
SncrnmenI0 BE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

HuRRAu FOR DEL NoRTE.--By partial returns,
received from friends in Waldo and vicinity says
the Oregon Sentinel we learn that Del Nortc
county, California, has given handsome majori-
ties for the Union State and county ticket.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

Tns details Of the late raid into Lawrence,
Kansas, by rebel gucrrillas, are sickening. Out
RACES more horrid than any perpetrated by the
Minnesota Indians last year are vouched for.
Yet not one of the " constitutional y Copperhead
newspapers of this State have had word to say
chVaric brethren.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

THE ANIMAL CLAsSIFIEn.-A gentleman of this
place received business letter few days ago,
which, after speaking of the matter concerning
which it was written, divergcs into the suject of
reptiles as follows:
By the way, fear that you will not succeed in
procuring that specimen. for on looking into q
book on Natural history find the following clas.
sihcation Species reptile, genus copperhead
poisonous goes blind in August its eyes assum-
lug an opaque and do,bney appearance disap.
pears into its hole in September to avoid the
regors OF northern atmosphere. Species becoming
extinct IA civilization advances. The reptile is
exceedingly rare in Low lattudes
No SHow.-The Lewiston .Age speaking Of the
late shooting Of the desperate Mayfeld, says
rs he fell he remarked to his friends This is
what I've expected killed without a show
Good bye, boys, I'm gone," and Immediately he
expired And, with all his faults, for Bill May
field was human, he had a generous heart until
gambling and other kinds OF dissipation obtaine ed
"a mastery over him, few years ago, he was full
OF honor. So the Grass Valley .Ndtiona! says.
WoNT THERE BE A CHANGE The Chicago
Tribune says that sixty thousand soldiers from
Illinois will be at home to vote at the next cleo
tion nearly all .hem sympathzing in the views
Of General Logan, only that many of them hate
Copperheadism, il it is possible, more than he
does.
IT is stated that the Sacramento Republican
will be removed TO San Francisco. The Copper
heads at the Bay want u reliable organ.-Er.
Better move right on to Dixie while you re
about it B'riah. Your services are no longer
needed in loyal California,
DOUGLAS CTY.-Rev. James A. Davidson, one
OF the Grand Lecturers, S. OF T., speaks there
on Saturday and Sunday evenings. The good
/ people Of that wide-awake little burg won't for
! get 10 remember it, we know.
! PEOPLE OF LEWISTON = Remember that Grand
Lecturer Davidson will address you next Tues
day and Wednesday evenings Don't fail to
give him hearty welcome. He deserves it.
! FERNANDo WooD has been detected in some
swindlng brokerage of Offices, and has rendered
himself amenable to the laws of New York.
THE Walia Walla Statesman says that Joe
/ Lane intends to move to Idaho aud announce
himself as a candidate for delegate TO Congress
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

| UNDER THE Rosa floating paragraph ex
plains the origin of this expression. The term
under the rose implies secrecy and had its
origin during the year AT b. c., at which time
Pausauius, the commander Of the confederate
fleet, engaged in an intrigue with XerXes
for the marriage Of his daughter and the subju.
cation of Greece to Medeau rule. Their nego-
tatons were carried Oh in building attached
to the temple of Minerva called the Brazen
House, the roof Of which garden forming
bower Of roses SO that the plot, which
conducted with the utmost secrecy, was literally
matured under the rose. 1t was discovered
however, by a slave, and the sanctity of the
place forbade the Athenians forcing Pausanius
out, or killing him there, they decided on wall
ing him iu, and left him to die Of starvation. 1t
finally grew to be custom among the Athenians
to wear roses in their hair whenever they wished
TO communicate to another u secret which they
wished to be kept inviolate. Hence the saying,
sub rosa, among them, and now among all
Christian nations.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

il its eXuitaton over the Union victory in
Democratic Sierra, the Mountain Messenger ex-
claims, " A most glorious triumph of truth aud
patriotism over fasehOod and - Democracy"
The Union majority in that county is about 200
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

RETURNS from Douglas county. n. T.. indicate
" great Union triumph, not single coppcrhead
vote being polled,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

AT the late Annual Conference Of the NJ. L.
Church the following appointments were made
for Mount Shasta District: Rev. VIM. Morrow
p. E.; Yreka, Charles Miller Shasta Valley, j.
D. Bullock Scott Valley, W. &. White Salmon
and Sawyer's Bar, to be supplied Weavervile,
John NJ. Campbell Trinity Jacob Speck Shasta
and Pittsburg, to be supplied Red Bluff, N,
Reasoner. Rev. Thomas Chivers, lately stationed
here, and good man, has been detailed to preach
to the Visaia sinners.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

THE Nevada Journal of last week says " Rev.
J. A. Davidson, formerly Grand Lecturer of the
Sons Of Temperance in this State, Intends to
make Nevada his permanent home"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

SADDENKD lI.-A leading coppcrhoad lately candidate
for state Office, listening the election to kathleen
Myourneeu being sung the Melodeon in San France
ro, burst iao tears when he heard the line 1t may h,
jour years and it may be forever. '-RepuJtic
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

BANNER DIsrmCT.-The Carson Mdpendent
feels good over the Union victory in Nevada
Territory, and has good reason to crow over the
banner district, named " Flowery," Storey coan-
ty, which cast 269 votes, aud not one was a Cop
perhuad
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

GEN. RosECRANs captured near Winchester the
celebrated horse " Commodore" formerly the
property of John NJ Botts confscated aud sold
to Gen. Polk for $4,000. The horse is in Nash.
vile aud will be sold aud the proceeds held lor
Mr. Bolts, rs he has ever been faithful to the
Union. Parson Browulow has the animal in
charge
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

IMMENSE CoNFLAGRArIoN.--West papers
lately mentioned the fact that an immense timber
tract Of land lying between Snake and Kettle
rivers many miles north of st. Paul Minnesota
had already burned over surface Of twenty
five square miles, and was rapidly spreading
The volume Of murky smoke from this immense
fire was plainly visible at distance of several
hundred miles south Of the timber conhagraton