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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-04

How Have tbs mighty Fallen.

Minister to Denmark ANGELS and
ministers Of grace defend ss !" Going to
Denmark to stay awhile! Bsnisbed -
whats banished, bat set free from daily
contact With the things / loa,he ?" He
ieit his copntry "fof his countsy's good"
k'fkwood, the immacula tho
virtuous aud wise-going to Denwark -
For what7 For honor7 He 10 now Gov.
ernor OF great State. For money The
last Legislature gave him $4,000. For
fame? lie is already the n o., famous>
man west Of Altoona. Wha, than il he
going to Denmark for! &J3I- !"
1t is country considerably less than
one half the size of Iowa. Its entire 20.
pulation is less than Ohio. The Danes
are au Industrious class of people. and
have never to our knowledge done anv.
thing which merits this great punishuen,
from our Government. Why then does
Kirkwood 90 to Denmark d? ,.-... ~.
His guberuatorial term has not expired
Many promises made to army officers
seeking promotion, are not fulfilled, No
election, Of United States Senator has
taken place. The Conscrip. &C. is not yet
enforced in Iowa. Why then "in the name
Of all the gods At once go to Denmark,
Governor?
1t is big step dowuwards,, is it not Mr..
kirkwood Do you see in the future your
party disintegrased, weakened and power.
less? Have a'l your v,sions Of greatness
aud power been dispelled Ly the recent
elections? Yov once thought you had
secured beyond the possibility Of q doubt
seat in the United States Senate. Blu.
. Constitution tramped upon and the
personal liberty OF those you were bouod
to protect, having been outraged ut your
dic's,ion, an incensed people are Arising
ell around you and swearing by the heav-
ems and the earth that yo1 shall have
nothing more from their hands. HeDcefor.
ward you rnNy look to the bottom of the
hill 70: your resting place. To-day you
can say with Woolsey,
"-Farewell.
hare touched the hshes point of all my greatness.
And from the fnli me .idian Of my glory,
l haste now to my sitting. Ishail fail
Like a bright exbasaiior in the ev. ming
Aud 40 man see me more, ~
Go, kirkwood 60, to Denmark, Halifax,
or the Gambia! Islands, or wherever els.
You please Go What Iowa loses some
other cline will gain. If to Denmark
yru must 60 you eau lake with you the
prayers Of all good mep, that the especial
blessing Of God may res, upon - the
Dimes! Go. Samuel and we will use our
influence with the next A Administration to
let you stay where the greatest amount of
ocean may separate you from Iowa.
Your case, Governor, is not an isolated
one History is full Of such. Ambition
has been your ruin. You
"-hare vcnfured
Like little want"n boys ths. swi on bisdders
This many summers M sea OF giory.'-
You have gone far beyond your depth,
and you must drown, or seek the shore.
even though it be that of Denmark.
kirkwood. before you leave, issue =
farewell address to the people Of Iowa
And in the good advice you give them, b.
sure and tell them to
fling away AMBITION
and as you speak from experience, remind
them that
Corruption wins not more than honesty"
-Huscatine Courier.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-04

sGerrit Smith has contributed $500 to.
ward raising . regiment Of colorsd sroops
10 Massachusetts, and offers $4,000 more
for the same purpose in New York.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-04

REMEDY FoR SMALL Pox The Ger.
man Reformed Messenger has received a
letter from friend in China, in which /,
is stated grea, discovery is reported to
have been re, entIy made By a Surge on Of
the English army III china. In the way of
an efectuaI cure Of the small pox The
mode o! treatment is as follows: When
the preceding fever is at its height and
J"st before the eruption appears, the ches.
is rubbed with croton oil and ta.,arc ONT.
ment. This causes the whole Of the erup.
ton to appear on that part of the body,
10 the relief Of the rest. 1t also Sc
cures full and complete eruption, and
prevents the disease from attacking the
internal organs. This is said to be now
the established mode of treatment in the
English army in China by general orders,
and is regarded perfect success.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-04

.+ The Government. it is reported contem.
plates the establishment At Washington
or Annapolis, Of . camp Of instruction
for 100000 nen--an indication Of pur.
poee TO put in force the Conscsiption law.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-04
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PARTYISM.

The Chicago Journal publishes pA.hs.
tic appeal to PATr RoBB, Esq, former
editor Of this paper, earnestly entreating
him to abjure partizan predictions and
nobly stand by tho Government in the
hour of her Nations calamity. Well
would i: have been for our country had
the party in power appreciated the impor.
lance Of this counsel and SO directed the
ship Of State as to have commanded the
respect aud cordial aid Of patriotic men OF
ell parties. There was tune when there
was such unity of sentiment in favor of
the war that no man having any claims to
responsibility could be found in opposi.
ton. Although We had but just emerged
from one Of the mos. excited political
contests that have ever occurred in our
country, yet upon the declaration of the
President, endorsed by bis friends, that
the sole purpose Of the war was to main.
tain the authority OF the Government,
Democrats forgo: their political preferen.
cas and with one accord sustained By
word and deed the efforts Of the Admins.
t.ation to put down the rebellion. Where
were these patriotic councillors when the
President surrendered to radica!su and
abandoned the broad platform upon which
all could stand, and assumed to do that
which he had solemnly declared be had
neither power or desire 10 attempt.
Where were they when the best Gener-
ais the country afforded were removed
from active service because Of their Dem.
ocratic prociivities, and when such men as
Clay and Fremont, aud host of others
whose only merit is radicalism are retain.
cd as Governments stipendiares.
If the Journal would have the hearty CO.
operation Of the Democratic party in this
hour Of peril lett counsel its own particu
lar friends to abandon partizan schemes,
leave the great irrepressible conflict doc.
,rine to be determined by the progress Of
events, and stand by the Constitution
with all its provisions. Come back to the
position assumed when the war common
ced and the Democrats will be found il
the from. rank eager to see this contest
pushed to the bitter end
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-04

According to a statement made BY Mr..
Grimes in the Senate, We have captured
at sea prizes to the amount Of about ff,
teen million dollars The proceeds Of
these 70 to n few persons, being divided
among our naval officers ana sailors, a
portion only falling to the share Of the
Government
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-04

A full blooded negro has bsen elected
village trustee BY tbs "niggerhesds +" Of
Fo,sdsm, N 7. '
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-04

GOLD IS still declining in tie North
while il is rapidly advancing in the Con.
federacy. The present depreciation Of
currency in the South is absolutely ruin
oas. There is nothing in the present ap
pearance Of things that gives US more
encouragement to hope that the end Of
the war is approaching than the financial
reports from the two sections. The de.
clension Of Credits sure indication Of
governmental weakness which must speed.
lily fo:ce any people 70 sesk peace.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-04

During q row in Dubuque the other
night, man BY the name Of Sage was
lady injured BY four ruaians. Sage's
household furniture was smashed up, and
about $50 90 10 ,Honey stolen FROM him
One Of the E,iscrean,s has been arrested +:
the others are At large.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-04

The Military Governor Of the District
Of Columbia recently gave the thieves aud
other scoundrels who infest Washington.
. good lesson, by paradins . squad Of
them on Pennsylvania Avenue, guarded
by soldiers, and accompanied by drum
mer and ffer playing The Rogue's
March, After all, we doubt whether the
wors. rcgues about Washington were in
the procession.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-04

The Quakers of Indiana have paid two
hundred aud fifty thousand dolIars into
the U. $. Treasury for exemption from
military duty.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-04

The Portland Press, like other Niger.
head papers, has been calling every con-
serva,ive a rebel. But ito noisy mouth
will be stopped for the present ~ libel
suit and ~ a.;schmeu, for 10000.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-04

The Sixth Cavalry, which left Daven.
port Oh Monday Of last week, bound west,
made twelve miles during the day. Tues.
day they moved ten miles farther, their
wagons, many of them, not reaching camp
until the mex, day. I. is understood that
they found considerable mud by the WAY,
and acquired considerable facility in
measuring its depth. 1t is to be hoped
that they will find dryer ground further
west. Ii they don't We think they will
not catch any Indians very SOON Hack.
Eye, 26M uN,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-04

The town Of Richmond, Indiana, was
visited BY one Of the noblest bodies of in
vaders ever seen, on the I'd ult. There
we're one hundred and twenty.f Eve wagons
loaded with one hundred cords Of wood
and three thousand pounds Of flour and
corn meal. all Of which were distributed
to the families Of soldiers. National flags
were flying, bands of music playing. and,
better than all the hearts Of soldiers'
wives aud children we're beating gladly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-14
1t eekls Trinity 9onraal,
Weaverville, Saturday, Feb. IA, 1868.
Hon. John Conness.


The election of Hon. John Conness to the U >.
Sci ate does honor 10 the judgement and patriot
ism of the great Union party OF this State, and
will. we trust, stop the mouths of the babbling
traitors who are constantly asserting that Re-
puldicans are governed iu their actions by party
feelings, and prejudice, alone, not patriotism
John Conness has always been Democrat, but
lie belonged to that class who think and act for
themselves, who love their country more than a
party, who hate traitor always aud everywhere,
H. ouph disguised in the stolen garb of Democra-
cy. Hailing from free State, like the lamented
Broderick, he has been prescribed by that class
of politicians, who think that true Democrats
grow only on Southern soil.
When Senator Broderick was being prosecuted
and hunted down by Buchanan and his followers
for exposing their villainy and corruption, John
Conness stood manfully by him till death, and in
Il contest for President he gave Mr. Douglas
his firm suppors in preference to the smooth
,onpu, traitor, Breckenridge. who is now fight
ING against that flag he has SO often sworn to de-
frnd. Union men can safely cOnfde in the ability.
iui, gritty aud patriotism Of Mr.. Conness. lie
will never desert that country and Constitution
which he has solemnly sworn to support. Gov,
.rnment will find him ready and willing at all
times to use all the means that God and nature
hnve placed in bis power for defense, against all
n.sailants whether traitors at home OF enemies
al, IA ID
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-14

From CARIBoo.-We have received letter from
d. Webster Clegg, dated Lilloeet, b. c., ian. ls
Has b. en- to Cariboo judging from his letter, and
had come out to winter. He gives the partcu
ars of the marriage of Mr.. Woodward and Mrs
,anty. Woodward is one of the proprietors Of
The Williams Lake ranch They had TO ride l6O
miles to have the ceremony performed, 1t was
long and pcrilous journey. but the British laws
required it. Clcgg enteriains no very exalted
opinion of the country, although he thinks the
mines are toleraby good. Rich discoveries have
been made on Pease rives The wagon road TO
The Williams creek country is partly built, and
is represented to be an excellent mountain road.
Farms are being located all along it. The mails
are very Irregular, aud the expressmen charge IS
cents for California weekles. The hotel and sa
lion keepers have introduced new dodge. A
man walks in, picks up and reads the paper
When be has finished he is politely informed that
il cost rs cents to do that thing in Her Majesty's
dOminions. In that way the investment in news
papers is soon returned, with interest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-14
LATE EASTERN AND STATE NEWS
Especial to the JoURNAL.l

New York, Feb. IL.
Advices from Havana say the pirate Florida
left Nassau a week ago, having coaled, &c. She
is reported as having made seven prizes of Cuba,
and one off the Bahamas Banks. No American
war vessels or at or near Nassau.
CAIRo Feb. H.
We have news from Vicksburg to the 7th The
ram Queen of the West has returned from below.
Her trip was most successful. She met three
steamers with provisions for the rebels at Vlcks-
burg and succeeded in destroying them, and took
fifty or sixty prisoners She ran near enough to
Port Hudson TO draw the fire of the upper bat.
terry.
NEW York, Feb. IL.
Exchange, 100 gold settled, closing at 54
The 1riblnes special dispatch from Washing
ton says the Joint Committee on the conduct of
the war are making inquiries into the subordin.
ale influence which persuaded the President coun.
termand Gen. Bnrnsde's orders of crossing the
Rappahannock to renew the Fredericksburg Eight.
Three days before the steamer North Star sailed
! from Key West communication was received by
Rear Admiral Bailey from our Consul General
| He had received lelegraphic dispatch from our
Consul ut Trinidad Cuba, that Information had
! been received from Kingston, Jamaica that the
alabama reached that port on the goth OF Jan
uary and landed the remaining officers and crew
of the steamer Hatferds, sunk off Galveston, over
100 in number 1t was reported from other
sources that the alabama had suffered severely in
| the fight with the Hafterds she had five shots
in her hold, one Of which through the stern was
a very bad one. She put into Kingston TO re-
pair damages, and expected TO be ready for sea
! Ia q few days Immediately on receipt of this,
the steamers Vdchusett and Onieda sailed directly
for Kingston.
The TiiJune's Washington dispatch says that
one of the new iron. elads is on shipboard for San
Francisco, where il will be used for harbor de-
! ence.
NASHVILLE, Feb. TO-
Onr forces entered Lebanon Tcnn., Feb. 9Th,
and captured 600 prisoners, most of them OF
Morgans command.
YREKA, Feb. IL.
1t has been showing here for the last twenty
! four hours. We have Portland, Oregon, dates
| to the 9th. Legal Tenders were selling at Port
land for 70 cents, and at Dalles for 80 cents The
trails to the Boyce and Salmon mines are still
open and crowds of gold seekers rushing
lhilher. A. j. Billingsly was washed overheard
! FROM scow and drowned near Dalies.
HoRsErowN Feb. s.
A severe earthquake shock was felt here on
! Saturday, which created great excitement.
SAN FRANcIsoo Feb IL.
| Steamer Constitution sailed with 100 cabiu and
! steerage passengers, aud o large amount of treas
ure.
A dispatch from New York says coffee has ad
vanced in Europe, in consequence of which the
! stocks here have been Withdrawn,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-14
r,11x11ria1at He.


DR. L. j. CzApKAy is already secured in position which
places well its proprietor far above the assaults of
envy and professional malice. In the schools OF France
the highest prizes often awarded to practitioners In
this department of Medical science and they occupy with
Others equally lofty position in the profession Ricod
Is an ustrious example shining light among the phil
osophcal stars of his in Europe and Dr. Capkay has
fully equalled him in this country AZ proof of which
the Philadelphia College of Medicine compmented him
with Diploma, and the honorary ad eundem degree Sc.
ectng this his field of operation, although qualified as
graduate of the University Of Pesth and late Chief Sur
geon the Hungarian Revolu touary Army for e.
tended abors Dr. l. Czapkay has bent his at.
tenton to the of chronic and private diseases in
which he has become great expert that he il now
regarded the in this branch Of his profession
throughout the United States and his portrait and bog
raphy published matter Of interest to their readers
in the exclusive Journals The Doctors Offices are
at his Medical and Surgical Institute, Sacramento st.
of edesdorf, nearly opposite the building OF the
Pacific Nail Steamship Company.
Ga We ask particular attention Of our readers to the
eertestes of remarkable cures in another column
of this paper Ss3m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-14

,ossos were placed on the stand and the commit
.oo rose and were discharged SO the investiga-
tou Is ended so far as the caucus Is conserneu
and il is expected that Senator Will oe eiec'ea
al the next meeting. 10
.,nm' ~ State that, having witnessed all of the
,aSi"us and tring proceedings, mscaled inves.
legations, which have occupied tbs attention t !; os, Q,
the caucus for the past two weeks, ne Is ST. mSs'
Observation-Disclosures ,ny1U as they are-bus with the
general management of the case especially on
the part of the friends of Mr.. Phelps, ana par W
icuarly SO far as relates to the cononc. ., a. w.
II. Parks, one of the counsel, wnose s'eah sh;sld
sire seemed 10 be not TO elicit truth, but TO shield
sue soe"'e" ~ FAUST.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-14

LETTER FROM TRINITY VoLuNTEER-B. +,
Flynn, Esq. Douglas City, permits us TO make
some extracts from letter written by ]. W.
Combs, an old resident of Trinity river, dated
Mesilla New Mexico, Dec zlst where portion
Il the California column is quartered for The
winter, the remainder being at Forts Bliss and
Craig. The writer says
" An affair occurred here on the 9th of No
vember which caused great excitement and a
good deal of unpleasant feeling between the
soldiers and Col West. On the night of the 2Gth
n prisoner escaped from the guard house, con
fined for deserton. A Sergeant OF Company
was in command of the guard, and three privates
from the same Company were on duty. Alter
the prisoner escaped Col. West came to the guard
house and ordered the Sergeant and sentnels TO
be ironed and confined. The next morning their
Company was ordered out for drill, when they
laid down their arms and refused to do so unless
the Sergeant was released. Lieutenant Pettis
inform Col. West how matters stood, and he
Immediately ordered three Companies--D and X
o. the lst Infantry, and A OF the ON Infantry
O 1t on the Plaza Col. West then called Cor
nora belonging to Company X, named Smith,
TO the front of company d, and asked him 1t he
ny willing to 90 on duty. He would not unless
the irons were taken from the Sergeant West
then ordered Company TO fire. Two volleys
were fired. He was shot through the breast and
died in half all hour. One of our men who was
standing in door on the street, and a Mexican
were killed. So the matter ended leave you
10 Judge whether the case required the means.
NJ sila is gay old place /; the population con-
rists of Greascrs and dogs the latter hold the
balance of power. The productions of the soil
nre blue corn aud red pepper, No timber here
~ d what few shrubs do grow are full OF tborns.
The country and its inhabitants can be described
IN few words; all vegetation has thorns all
nllimaIs and insects have horns the women are
nll profgate aud the men all thieves.
McDaniels aud Dow are in good health. Stem
IN ms is on detached duty four hundred miles in
inc rear.p .f
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-14

Ca Having bought fine looking oyereoat cheap, 1t is
really morting tbut by no means sstonishing) to find
that II Is in gailoping consumption Half the cloth in
use made Shoddy and in these days progress
trassy garment can he made to look quite well while
in the store good one. Before long, however the
victim of cheap clothing finds his coat becoming lighter
and lighter and the of the cloth aounuating
in the corners aud between the material and the lin
ing instead of being his back you would avoid be
ing fooled in this way, buy clothing of hEUsroN Has
rNGs Co.. Lick House, Montgomery street San Francis
for the Mhoe stock is made of The best materlal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-14

SHARP SHooTING.-Two Germans, named Grab
and Block, while shooting at mark in Six Mile
Canon, N. T., baniered each other about shooting
Grab remarked to Block that be did not believe
his (Block's) rife would carry a thousand feet
with accuracy, anyhow. Block replied that if
Grab would station himself at that distance he
would put bullet through his hat. This ehal
lenge Grab accepted without moments hesila
tion, and with great GOODNESS stepped out and
took his station. With equal GOODNESS Block
raised his piece TO his shoulder, took deliberate
aim, aud pulled the trigger. 1t is hardly neoes-
sary TO say that Grab was slightly astonished,
when the bullet whzzed through his hair, knock
! ing his hat to the distance of several yards, and
slightly grazing his bead Sacr amento Union.
| Block, who did that sharpshooting, is our old
friend OF the Telegraph and Banking Office
Always supposed that cussing rebels and making
accurate assays was Blocks forte, but if the
above narrative is true be could do his country
more service by joining the sharpsbooters. s..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-14
aMarriea

At Susun City, Jan z2d, Mg. J. ID. MATHEWS
to MISS MARTHA j. KEsTER, both of Weaverville.
AT the Church of England, Lilloeet, British
Columbia, Jan. 7th, FRANCIS MARION WOODWARD,
ESD, formerly of Humboldt county, to MRs. Ma
RY CAVITY, late of Weavervilie.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-14

"NoRTH PACIFIC REvIEw."--The February
number OF this San Francisco periodical, by far
The best ever published in this State, is received.
number contains full page likeness OF Brigadier
General Wright The North Pacific Repei,o
contains double the amount of reading matter
furnished by any other monthly, and costs only
soa year. Greeley, Dalgash u Warrin are the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-14

BREAKERS AHEAD.-A short time since, the
Havana authorities allowed the pirate Opista to
leave the barbor against the protest of the Amer
ican Consul, and prevented our man of war Wa.
chusH from following. Cuba should have a
care a few such overt acts in these trying times
might result in the Stars and Stripes floating from
the walls of her celebrated castle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-14
Special gotiees.
,RemnIes ! EemaIes ! Females :

IEensnIes Fsntafes Females
Use that Safe, pleasant Remedy, known as
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUcHU,
For all Complaints incident 10 the "a,
No Family should be
without IT,
And None will when once
Tried by them,
Il Is used by
YoUNa AND OLD;
In the Declifs or Change of Life,
Before and after Marriage,
During and after Confinement,
To strengthen the Nerves.
Restore Nature to its proper channel and
Ihvigofate the broken down Constitutes
From tohaeper cause Originating -'
USE NO MORE WORTHLESS PIIISt
Take
HeImboId's Extracs Bachu.
See advertisement another column Cut out an sebd
for