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The New York herald., 1863-09-24
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
The Battle Going o. - Tuesday The Ene-
my's I.sm Five ThsasanA Great slangh-
ter ~ ReAel Geuerals- The Rl<h-
nss1 Pre~ Despsndeas,
a., H.. r..

pss,sp- MoSsos, rept. "a, ,1s13.
The Rch,nopd Ds,es of tho 22d contains mo follow
ing
swaHAn.soA, 10. Sept 40, 1868.
Afer tao days hard sghtng We have drvsa the
ticns. bnt he SIN oonfrop6
Tho losses heavy both alder. especially
oncors We taken twenty pieces u artillery and
two ,honsesd NE hundred Iriscu~rs.
BsAxroS BRAGG.
70 GsaesA, toop.s.
EosecGaDe has sess heavily reinforced by troops from
srsps's smy.
Foens~s Movsos, sept ~, isss.
The aas Of truce steamer Nov york arrived at six
O'Clock this evening from City Point.
The Richmond Ekiqo tbs I'D rscsived reports three
dsys' hard ashtins in Horbsra Georgia with nesvy
on bah sides. Ths rebel loss /. nvs ,housssd including
nsny vsinsels officers. Among the killed Brigsdsr
General Preston smith, Of Iennesse ee Br.sder General
wocord o. Georgia; Hrssdlsr GsusrAl ws,,hsn, OF Mn
sss;ppi; Brsadier Generals Helm and Dcshcr Among
Tho wounded are Brisadsr Generals Adams, Brswn,
Gr.ss, Bum. Preston, Csburne ana Behnipg Mar
ra,ral Hood, -ho wounded. has since d,ed.
ATLANTA, Ga, SEPT. -, 1880.
gas Gybt TN goes We have evesy e1nhdeucs.
Tbs enemy win b driven from their re~sD, stand tNa
sios. Ridge kx eight ,ae. from Chattanooga 10 ths
three day 6slr HE enemy vas driven acros Pea Vine
crsAs aud The wosi chics.sdsuss about eleven lsiss
Lis pescst position.
ne Wig. EDITOR .liy spesslas ~ srsss sgou tba,s.
NJ. -, Is quite dr~ponding.
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
THE VERY LATEST.
No Fighting on Observation-Disclosures
Approaehiug-.-GueFillas Active,
Ae.. Ae., As.
The Washington TelegrAnas.

The Washington TeIegrsnas.
WASH seros, Sept 2s-lOP.M.
According 20 Official information received from the
Army Of tho Cumberland dated last night supposed
that the battle was renewed to-day.
An unofficial despatch from Chattanooga army ON
cor speaks of the engagement on Monday last, when
genera Longseess corps attacked the corps Of General
Thomas, as Q complete victory.
The fact that General rhomls was able 10 join General
RoseOrans a. Chattanooga Monday night receives posi-
tive confirmation In this despatch.
Mach anxiety in relation 10 the arrival OF reinforce
msnts naturally expressed. the repeated orders OF
the government had obsyed there would be
solicitude upon that point.
s known here that General RoseeTans has abundant
stores and supplies for 'oany days TO come.
Assistance hs way, and may reach him time to
be Of in,nense service -
The ntsnse excitement shat has prevailed for
days in regard 10 tho critical situation Of General Rose
crans Army has subs,ded under ths influence Of sssu.
Of lie entire safety Confidence entertained that
he viii not ouly successfuily repe all attacks but IN
few days will resume offensive operations.
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
~. Le.i-xille TsI.xr.m..

t''fNhthI -e'li - ".
Tns J,uyis, has rscsiset Information, wh,ch eelits
chat saay nlshi the right ani lett wings oeusra
Ilsscfr-ss army resied hs ..ite srsnd -stusdsy
ami -'pdsy add rsrlorccncnts tse nau,3 3efnot .sLs
fron, General orsut lc,stH W have cached
him yest.tasy
General I.o@ssrauss hc4ftnattert we're lJrr r NJ
Ins battle n9ld ~ tbe resg q ths ~ntre.
geusr.l Rosearsns Nss - guod spfits and holr'a
eyupssl. and aecisiy. yetcry ionslo Brsye snd
Iongsue~'.
" lbs rerri e,rcss opposed " Rosecrans
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
M. y. q. cha v.sa.'s Dessa,sh.

Bs..qr ArSss. Ansr 90 rss Popossc,
s.p;enber Y iss5.
Tho story tssvrsphsd TO . New York paper that The
ccnms~sry stores q tbs ARMY bang rsiurnsd 10
Alexandria untrue The only such stores returned IA
b.ea hundred thossssd rsloDs ~ Asrd bread
when tho cnirscirs hid sent oot and ~hich Captain
Cov- returned ne unGt army use. Tbe. ary
department for this array better supplied thir
NJ present.
ror nos o, lsy sxExr.
Esrsr,s from the Foot tnai tho @sssny tB-
spcth siie ~ The Rapesn hsvs apparently s.siy
sirens then p,sitons Tteir picksi foros along
ON front hiss t@en d~ubied aud mere resemble.
ericucs line o' 81 mlsber. than u plcssi..
INA wKAtEn
The weather Tor the pact three oAys bas bse1 teauu
The roads ssosieni cybd,sn, sbd y prost thsi
aer-rsl N.ac i tst. sdv.n,sT. of The favorsbs 80
earssucea ~ make d-tp unstrstau n acvr d.'ccra
lhe health % the army e~crss aod the troor
gps con nii,ou for marching or psbtsg
coNIv~xvb 1ssvMfws
Ire 'ocping u st ~ s..sri.rs 20 Ds ss~fglsi -
Friday n.st-~
Triyas John rlmsfn, cps Hundred vcriy sfh Sos
YORK
Priyne 'an.ol sullivan, thr,ssa,b 94sAbgss.iR.
Private Herman B1bsr aAt v w. yon Selacsf.
slBsie.1ih Psnnfy lv@na
Private fsrei Nv gh's fust sew Jersey.
irvsto hsries wAlsms. fOurih hsryissd.
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
The Nashville Telssrasns.

NAmvIIx. Tenn, Sept. %, 1863
The sews from the front Today is meagrs. No trains
have arrived from ,be south night, reported they
have been detained 10 bring up our wounded.
telegram from the front reports that there hss
fighting to-day Our tesces sli hold their position Of
yesterday, which evidence of strength, every
hour increases chances from Burn.
side 70 srrvs and enables thoroughly
nireDch them selves though denuis assurance of The
arrival Of reinsorcemepts has been vet received.
Brigsder General Johh H. King, reported wounded and
prisoner, is neither. telegram from the front 70
porte him safe MAJOR Coolidge, his second in command
was certainly killed.
-Four hundred gusrillas, under Tom Murray hover
ing about Carthage threatening to attack tina, place.
small force under HawkUs is reported 10 be lurking
in tbis vicinity with thor headquaters nj wniamsport
west o! Franklin, en- Dnck riyer.
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
'URk HERALD. THURSDAY
CHATTANOOGA.

CHATTANOOGA.
News Down to Wednesday
Forenoon.
Official Dispatches from
General R0secrans.
The Rebel Attack on General
Thomas Corps Hand
somely Repulsed.
General R0secrans in a Strong
Defensive Position.
HEAVY LOSS AMONG THE REGULARS.
THE ENEMY QUITE ACTIVE ON TUESDAY.
--~~-,~~>-->~-~~---~-~.~
Our Forces in Line and Ready
to Meet Them.
Rebel Accounts of the
Great Battle.
Ore Rebel Majer General and Five
Brigadiers Killed. and Seven
Briadiers Wounded.
Sketches Of Some OF the
Killed Rebel Onfcers.
-<.s~e--e-.---s----s
Rosecrans Still Con-
fronts Bragg.
..~~-~y-.~~-..-Ss,-.e-~
Said to ! be Reinforeed by
General Grant.
Ae., Ac., &e.
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
se~~r~~-ee~es-@-~o-s~<s~
Conference OF General Meade with the
Military Chiefs at Washington.
Our Troops on the South Side
Of the Rapidan.
.e.s.se-.-s.s~-sss s-ss,~e<-@
News from General Buford's Cavalry PXptdi-
tjon AnyionSly Awaited.
.-..s,,y~~e< --e--e-.
Important Movements Soon 20
Take Place,
As., As., a.

WASHINGTON, Sept -, lss3
MAJOR General Meade here for an hour two this
forenoon consultation with President Lincoln. the Soc
rotary Of War and the Generan hief and then prompt
ly returDsd 20 the front
According to accounts from tho Army d the Pctomac
received tonight, consb~rsble portion o. our troops
have reached the south sido Of the RapIdan.
Intelligence Is sux,oa,y expected from General Bufcrd
who started two three days ago upon An important
cavalry expedition
Importsn, intelligence from the union Army Of the 70
tcmae IN expected within . rev days.
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
IetH,ns, 80. 1s-Noop.

Especial eeelsieb iron, >sshtils 10 the Ja.yna b1
ssi arrived and says there zee sigh, ssrm~nins yes.
.srdsy . lreht y sass,rsfs "hsrssc ~ saet up
" ,yo sspss ~
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
Mr.. u. y. Consnwh hs ms Despatch.
Is r,H fIsip sept II 1853.

lcsf py-ritkyf tinfNG.
We expected some lighting the day before yesterday,
eneny made concentrations on The sloie of
the bill on the other tide ~ ! about crossing. This
corps placed IN position 10 receive them. The Third
division occupied tns right the Secoud division the let
vhle the centre occupied by the First division.
NOW ltbs'apding the day pa sod over qusy towards
even ng som. two thousand OF the enemy moved down
tcwirds the and about thirty crossed taking
possessou u bonse within their picket lpsa Az this move
vas in from, Of the Second division tho under
arms sl, nr.b,. have the enemy Pcke,s
40 victlvs before as the second divisions p,cset
,.lss forming. The rebel packets nred from nnder
tbeR. wsaldDS ihs following meS.--
Les John Brswa ssv.oth Michigan severely in the leg
corporal George sahsws Company y, Eighty second Nov
York, severely, 10 .sc First sergean, J. O Brown,
Company . sers.aD, Perry johnson, coupary y, and
priys,s Phllip Honmsn Company G. Thcse belonged 10
the Iweptsth Massachusetts, aud we're but slightly
wounded.
sharpsbsoTs sst Out % silence them and after
killing eoup,e q me enemy they succeeded IN dslodsspg
them from end forcing back their pickle, lioes
D~.sps COLONIAL suExs.
wlsn COLONEL Barss had placed bis pioke,s yesterday
evsang bs survey tbe position u old bonss IN
front cs his noe wben near ", he tnnush he
p~spss from bevds the wall rne co'oos' tIrn~e
IN Join hts met whom about ton rsbs Jumped up and nes
at him. ~ tLe Colonel ran back his his swors
tripod him. aud h~ fell The oibc,s. thinking that bs
shot rs,sed Wild. spA-mcdc yell have betey
beard sbythins a. shriu and unnesnng their ys.
they Inust have pb.rs5 from tribes against
whom their fAtb bzfue on the frontiers A. the Colo
mel gained his legs they gave him pariug wssie but
happily without any ~reai.
BESIDE the camp o. rbs s~cond division tho graves
OF u.ree killed in tho s,e cavalry engsgement over
placed timber sisb irecrbcd sergeant Ellsworth
H. Merton, Company y Harris light esvayi wsiefbsry,
Copn.n
nls rAssAsY yxgn<scr. forrs ssco,D
was hicly rreseptsd With splendid new flag By the
Isrnraany ,omnutoa, Now York. Tho OCCASION
celebrated by oonvl,si Ere,ng o. ofncefs in Captain
Iobn's tent.
am ssrfy TO s@y that number u eoBscf pts have
deserted the march Tor sabailiu they
than Useless. A ~ Iosiiton cannot ssy much
are frnauy niles the Haypdsn ssd the s0smy
occupy xsfg natural snd sslfes position srr the
crest spd siore a. the hils cu The ober sis
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
o~s D.y I.,., "o~ s.~ o',..-'.

AWMlNtE ~ FFF "T'E'-F FF'F1'F = -
W ne Gr e.lS ~ e.sfpr Fs'f'as 4 s.H' 'sias
o.,ra. "A ls pfi sisyaV. 'fpm Ms bisas. -
..~.o.s 49,, !. sfsr test M pspers fwath '.s.
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
nv. Theodore G. WiIssn's Despatch

M. TheONOrt z. WIIooms UtspaCu.
Nv tHE FisIp, Sept. 10, 1852
nosEy .HrnsgiYn
To day we received report said to be from reliable
source that about one h4ndrsd and Af,y rebel cavalry
entered warrenton ,ass night under command Of MAJOR
Mosby that ths scouting various drec
tious military nformato ana net particularly win
a view 20 the obtaining Of puHder.
psIHoSus
Yesterday James Dulin u the Second South Carolina
cavalry and hob wilkins, cf the Fifteenth Virginia
cavalry, were taken prisoners In The vicinity OF Misti
station.
DpkRfEns.
lay before yesterday train left Alexandra ith one
hundred lfy dcscrters They 10 be delivered g.
the Provost Marsbai general of tho kvsn 81 lbe
aoeta pgnoer dorerted from regiments In this corps
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
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s.s . fghs stlas.~r sAs yrss-"ssy ~ Fgfsft
-, a..ast f.st 8aeff~l go go e~sss, ubas sssasnt
= 1900 Isssa Lne t7~tes ksnr oafb a IfssNs.
The New York herald., 1863-09-24

am sSTfy to s~y that number u soDscr ipts have
deserted the march Tor sabsiiiu'.~ they
than rlseeks A ~ Isosiion cannot cay much
not enany niles IRON the Kaypdsn ssd the s1sny
occupy ~ sr natural snd ssisesi position slpnr tho
crest aud slope a. the htis the osber xis
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17
TRINITY JOURNAL.
Weaverville, Saturday, Jan. ", 1853.

THE PIRATE ALABAMA ANb THE BRITISH Gov
EMINENT. - The latest news by telegraph gives
she liverpool Journal of Commerce as authority
for saying that the British Government has ssu d
orders that the Alabama be warned off from all
Byitish ports, and notice given that if any more
British property is destroyed that Government
will at once Take steps 10 destroy hers all Of
which the Shipping Gazette denies. However,
that may be, it may be set down as fixed fact
that the British Government is becoming uneasy
concerning that British pirate. Aud why! Be-
cause on November 8, 1862, Secretary Seward
wrote to Minister Adams, saying:
"The telegraph announces the destruction Of
another balf dozen American vessels ON the high
seas by the steamer 290 The President is obliged
TO regard these distractions being made By
British subjects pioidtion Of the ia,os Of nations,
aft repeated and ample notice. warning and res
monstrauces had been given by you to the British
Government. 1t is presumed that you have al
ready brought the subject in that light to the
notice of her Msjcsty's Government. The legal
proofs ia support Of claim for indemnity ,c,II
be collected and transmitted to you speedily ds
possiJteo
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

MIxED.-Anuouncing the appearance of the
nrst number Of Berah Browns Daily California
republican at sacramento, the Knights Landing
.rtUs says:
The Democratic party have doubtless for some
time past, felt the need of party organ at The
capital, and il we may judge of the future Ca
reer of the Rcpubiican, as q pariizan journal, by
the copy before u.s. 1t may at all times, and under
oil circumstances, be safely relied on as faith
iul exponent of Democratic principles"
The extract is capable of msconsiruction. We
are anxious to know whether Raveley did or did
not mean what he said-otberwise, whether be
supposes the people Of California generally can
appreciate the Joke
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

LEGISLATIVE OFFIcERs.-The following officers,
oil of whom were elected in open session. to-day,
were agreed upon in the Union caucuses Of
January 6, Monday evening. Senate A. NJ.
Crane Alameda, President pro tenn. !; John
White, San Francisco, Secretary; H. G. steb-
bins, Tuolumpe, Assistant Secretary George
]. Lytle, Sacramento, Sergeant-at-Arms J.
S Van Doren, Sonoma, Minute Clerk
W. F. IIuestis, Humboldt, Journal Clerk
], B. Reed. Sierra, Enrolling Clerk Robert
Henderson, FL Dorado. Engrossing Clerk Hol-
land Smith, San Francisco, and l.. N. Foulke,
Sskiyou, Copying Clerks Assembly: 7. N.
Machin. Tuolumne and Mono, Speaker James
Collina Nevada. Speaker pro tenn; II. G. Worth
ngton, San Francisco. Clerk W. N. Slocum,
Santa Clara. Assistant Clerk W. G. Wood, San
Francisco, Minute Clerk James E. Smith, Sac
ramento, Journal Clerk; N. Policy. Mendocino.
and E. NJ Lynde, Humboldt. Copying Clerks
George A. Hill, Engrossing Clerks J. II. Mar
pie, Butte, Eurolling Clerk; Thos. Eager, Santa
Cruz, Sergeant-at-Arms; A. II. Vim, San
Francisco. Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms p.
Greves, San Joaquin, Walchman.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

Treasury Nores.-Yesterday the Governor
transmitted special message to the Legislature,
accompanied with the correspondence between
him aud the Assistant Sub-Treasurer of the Uni
ted States upon ihe greenback transactions OF the
State Treasurer. lie states that he as the agent
of the Government. pays 10 its creditors the gold
that is paid into the Treasury, as well a. the
greenbacks All the gold collected at the Custom
House the past calendar year, amounting to over
$4,000, 900 in specie has been paid to soldiers,
1aborers aud other creditors Of the Government.
II the quota OF the State paid in coin, the cred'
itors of the Government will get it if she pays
in greenbacks, they will be paid out to soldiers
who are citizens of California. All the money
collected in California is paid out here ex actly az
II is collected. The amount received at the Gus
tom House aud from the internal revenue will
not equal the disbursements in the Stale by some
S3,OO0,OO0. That is, Government will pay
nually to the citizens of California, as soldiers,
luborers, office holders, contractors, that sum
more than il collects in the Stale from all sources
Sacramento Union, Jan. 10Th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

The MOUNTAIN VoYAGuERs.-On the way to
Trinity Center the other day. we noticed some
very peculiar footprints in the snow from where
the Minersville and Salmon trails intersect TO
Norwegian ranch. It was the track of the Sal
mon river expressman (ahd his comrade to the
summit Of the dividing range between Trinity
aud Klamaih) who makes weekly trips over that
perilous route. One wore shoes as large as
the bottom of modern clothes basket and very
much the same shape. The other wore the Nor
wegian snow shoe. four feet long, and as many
inches wide, turning up at the end like a sleigh
runner. The foot is dashed to the center OF the
shoe. and the wearer slides along very much as
one would travel on a pair OF skates. only the
tracks are directly parallel with each other,
never varying nom a direct course. Mr.. Hulse
is Salmon expressman. and when his load is too
heavy Louis Olson or some one else accompanies
him TO the summit Of Salmon mountain.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

From THE WAR.-The news received on We'd
nesday evening was not as favorable for the
Union cause as might have been wished. Nc
Clernand bad arrived at Vicksburg. The Rich
moud Examiner reports the sailing Of great ex-
pedition from Fortress Monroe southwark on the
lst of January. The Creole, with New Orleans
dates to the Sd, had arrived at New York. She
reports that Galveston, Texas, was attacked by
rebel land and water forces on the LIST; that our
gunhoats and land forces were repulsed, and that
the rebel Magruder, with 5000 men occupied the
city, Sherman's repulse at Vicksburg was COM
plete. The entire force under McClernand re-
embarked on the Sd. The feet of transports
sailed for Napoleon. and at last accounts had
reached Island No. 80. Our loss is put down at
600 killed, 1900 wounded, and 1000 missing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

! LEGAL CARp.-We ask the attention Of our
readers to the card of R. 7. Miller d l.. A.
Buckner, attorneys at-law published in this day =
JOURNAL. Judge Miller is so well known and so
highly estimated by the citizens Of Trinity coun-
ty that we deem 1t unnecessary to make any
comment. regarding his professional ability
| His talent and rnrrgy uf character is the best
evidence, and furnishes the surest guarantee for
| MS success His partner, Mr.. Buckner, we know
| to be an able lawyer aud reliable gentlemen-
Miller q Buckner form the pioneer law firm in
Humboldt and possess superior advantages and
facilities for the transaction of all business con.
nectrd with their profession. Immediately after
going there, they procured accurate maps, charts
and diagrams of the country embraced within
the Humboldt mining region, showing the silver
lodes, their extensions, position, locality, eic.-
They have also obtained at great cost of time
and labor correct copy of all the records of
claims taken up in each and every lode in the
silver district, showing the titles, sales, pur-
chases, transfers. etc, from the first discovery of
the hedges to the present time keeping up a full
record Of the same-which documents and in
formation must be of all invaluable character to
the firm. Those who have but small capital
and who desire to invest in Humboldt, would do
well to entrust their business to the above firm,
whose superior knowledge of the country and its
resources as before mentioned. enable them to
invest for parties TO better advantage, than the
parties themselves were to spend two hundred
and fifty dollars in going there to superintend
their own investment The amount it would nee
essarily take to pay such expenses might If in
vested under the supervision of the above firm,
bring in return a handsome fortune. We under
stand that SOME ten thousand dollars have al.
ready been shipped to Miller d Buckner for in.
vestment from different parties here.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

PRICE OF GOLD IN lSl2.-During the war of
1872, gold was sold at a premium of IS per cent;
so that The present rates are not above the mark
of the oden times. In 1872, we had Demo-
cratic adminslration-genuinely Democratic
and very able one. Yet the finances and cur
rency OF The country were greatly deranged !;
simply because IL does not rest in human power
TO prevent the disturbing influences Of war. and
the speculation which war engcnders. Demo-
cratic politicians, who are making capital out of
the present currency arrangements, are guilty of
an inscriptions meanness that only themselves
could be capable of,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

DIED IN A BAD CAUSE Captain /. G. Messc
writes from Virginia City, that he has seen let
ter written by lady who resides in the same
neighborhood with the family Of VIM, NJ. Lowe,
who was once Sheriff of this county, stating
that MIR. Lowe was killed in fight between the
Federals and rebels at Lone Jack, Arkansas, in
November last. He had cast his fortunes with
the latter. During his residence here we es-
teemed Mr.. Lowe for his generous and honorable
qualities, and can only regret that our misguided
Old friend met the deserved death of one who was
hghling 10 overthrow the Government under
which he had lived aud prospered.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

HUMBOLDT MAll.-we regret to announce 'na'
r,i Durbiu 10 no longer mail carrier between thia
,,oce and Humboldt. Mr.. Denny, the original
contractor, has leased the contract to Mr.. 1ohn
Warren. formerly of Trinity river. in this county,
W. can only hope that Mr.. Warren VIII denver
the mails as punctually as Ell has done' whlcn
parties we'll acquainted with the new con.rac'oa
arr;vsd on wednesday, the latter having mssedd
"ne ,rin. owing to the high water in Redwood
or".t o"" and Mad river They left on Thursday
morn morning. and Warren will probably be back BY
Wednesday next.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

Our SENAToR.-On the 9th inst. ifty-seven
Senators agreed to meet in caucus, in the Assem-
bly, Chamber, on the evening ofthe lath. for the
purpose of nominating O candidate for United
Suites Senator. Among them was Senator Doll
OF Tebama and Colusa, aud Senator Van Dyke,
OF Humboldt, but the signature of Senator
Sburtlef does not appear, We trust that indis.
position and inability to attend may be the cause,
although be is remarkably healthy and robust
mun.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

LARGEST IN THE WoRLp.-The Liudell Hotel.
at st; Louis. is finished, and is the largest in the
world. 1t is equivalent to eight stories high,
contains SIS rooms. 2l psrlors, 27 acres of Mas.
iering. acres Of flooring, 80 miles of bell wire.
80 miles OF base board, IL miles of gas, steam
aud water pipe, II miles or 1880 yards OF hall,
$40 windows, and $4,000 feet of painted imitation
OF cornice, The quantity Of bricks used in the
building is 8,O0O,O00.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

TENPERAAes.--W We hear from Rev. Geo. B.
Taylor again through the Red Bluff Independent
Of Tuesday. lie left for Shasta on that day, and
may he here this friday evening As he may
come when least expected, those of our citizens
desirous of listening 10 the ablest Tempera nee
lecturer ever in the State should be ready to hear
him at a moments warning. His visits are always
attended with good results
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

DisAPPoINTED.-We had intended to present
the first number Of the Eighth Volume of the
JOURNAL improved in appearance, but our new
material was detained on account of bad roads.
Next week the paper will be dressed up " with
new heading and otherwise improved. Send
on your subscriptions, and by all means let every
person who is able to do SO, send copy of it 10
friends in the old home.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

Observation-Disclosures Deputy Grand Master
Gordon Installed the following officers, of Comet
Lodge No. 81, l. o. o. F., Trinity Center, on the
10th inst; Jas. B. Wells, N. G. Jacob Sbanks.
V. e.. E. R. Skies, L. S.; a. J. MYERS. Treasurer !:
John MITCHELL. z. s. Gso. Bixby. 2. G.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17
Died: {:

At Taylor's Fiat, Trinity river, Dec. 27ih oi
scarlet fever, HATTIE, youngest child of DeEos.
est A. and Julia Hobart. aged year.
sour treasure is at rest,
Far from the worlds alarms
We know sbe is forever blest,
Secure in Jesus arms" @.
AT Slurdevant's ranch, Trinity river. January
10th, FRANKIE ELLEN, daughter of John aud
Christiana Whiimore, aked years, s months and
II days.