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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11
i]1IION 3XvI
REDEMPTION FUND.
OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co..
Weaverville, March %. 1864

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in accor.
L y dance with the provisions of an Act of Leg.
isIature, creating Redemption Fund for Trinity
county sealed proposals for the surrender Of
county Warrants will be received at the office or
the Undersigned, in Weavervile, up to the last
day of the session of the Board of Supervisors,
in May next.
Gzes-No bids will be received for moro tbo,
the par value Of Warrants offered, and each W.
rant proposed TO be surrendered must accom- nanv
the hid JOHN MUSSER
lltsh. County Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11

"CoPPERHEAps" RoUTED.-As far as heard from
the defeat OF the traitors in Connecticut, Rhode
Island and Missouri is overwhelming A great
reaction has taken place in favor of vigorous
prosecution of the war to a successful issue and
honorable peace. Thomas II Seymour, the Ben
edict Arnold of the North, and late leader of the
"Copperbead " Democracy in Connecticut, has
been defeated by Governor Buckingham by a
handsome majority. Seymour is a man Of wealth,
and expended it lavishly in trying to carry the
election, but most ignominiousy failed. Such is
the reward Of treason In one respect he differed
from his fellow conspirators He openly declared
10 his public harrangues that he was opposed to
the war for upholding the Government, aud de-
manded cessation of hosliltits. He INDUCED
in the everyday twadde about illegal arrests,
suspension OF hdbeGs corpus, " violations of the
Constitution " LiDcolD's proclamation" i" g frat
rcidal war, Union as ii was" &c, &c, but the
voice Of the people has taught him and all of his
stripe that those things are played out.
So in Missouri even those denominated rad
icals in St. Louis and Jefferon City have beaten
their opponents with crushing majorites. That
State has got her eyes open in regard to the
beauties of secession, and is likely to lead Massa-
chusetts in hatred OF the rebellion Let the
cravens on the Canada border vote for yielding
up the Government to the assaults Of traitors il
they please, but the noble old States OF Maryland
Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri and California
will stand up nobly aud maniully like wall OF
fire, hurl back the mad waves of treason and IA
naticisIn, till the supremacy of the Government
Is fully acknowledged
Well done, Connecticut and Missouri
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11

lHE Worth Pacific ReVieU for April is an excel
lent number. 1t contains fine likeness of Gen.
Hooker, and is brimfull of choice reading. The
nee'en IS published by Dalgleish u Company,
Mr. warm having Withdrawn from the concern.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11

THE Heper'an for April is received 1t fully
sustains Its reputation as first class monthly An
excellent portrait of Gen. Scott is given, and the
pages are well filed with original matter in Great
variety. May be had at Oberdeener's.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11

DIsrRIor CouT CALENDAR.-The April term
of District Court will commence on Monday, the
18th. The following is a list of cases already en-
tered on the calendar:
CONTINUED FROM LAST TERM
Sloan VS., Yancey.-For dissolution Of copartnershp
johnson rs, Weaverye and Shasta W. H. Co -Dlbt.
Wood VS.. Blrtlett.--Dabt,
Mortland VS.. Prater.-Debt.
Ware GreqnhOod Howe.-Foreclosure.
Greenhood VS. Howe.
Dougharty GrcenhOod.
Ferguson Sturdevant Neblett.
Fader All VS.. Hayden-Forccosure.
Garrety Garrey.--Divorce.
Macomber VS. Reay.-Debt.
Messec VS.. HOwe.-FOreolosure,
Martin Iowe--FOrec,osure,
Allen vs. Phillips.-Rig ght of water and damages.
Rush Wilson & Co--Right Of water and damages.
Hyde vs.. HOwe.--foreclOsure.
Holloway McGowan Il Co.-Damages and injunction.
Jissup Timm 3rman and wite.-fOrecosure.
Mcclure VS. Cronan. .--Damag IS and injunction.
Iacy, ct al. VS.. Toner e al-Damagcs and injunction.
Gass Baker--Forecl0sure.
Moore vs.. O'Nail--Dissoiuton of coparnership.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11

RAPID ADyANcEMENT.-Col Connor, for gal
liant conduct in the late Indian engagement on
Bear river. has been made Brigadier General
by the President.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
l ' undersigned will apply to the Board Of Sn1
pervsors of Trinity county, at the May Term. for
license to keep Toll Bridge across East We,yor
creek on the new road from Weaveryie to tbeir
mills on said creek. N''
sCOFIELD & DOWNuOUER.
Wsaverville, March 5, 1863 st.h
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11

In SEAsoN.-The Union State Central Commit
tee meet at San Francisco today, call for O
State ConYsntion will be isaued
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11
M'ssklu Trinitg 9onrnaI
Weaverville, Saturday, April II, 1868.
LATEST
Nr,v Yong Anril 8

New York, April s.
The World has the following> Official infor.
nation has lately been received by the War De-
partment that the movement against Charleston
would be initiated by landing small Federal
force near the foot of James Island. Private
letters also received last night from commander
John Rodgers, second in command under Admi
raj Dupont and Gen. Hunter, bring advices to
Friday last. They fully corroborate the rebel
accounts of our landing forces at st. Johns Is
land. The letters speak in the most sanguine
manner of the contemplated attack which it is
intmated might occur at any hour. The Gov
ernment will have official dispatches TO day
Hilton Head letters state that the town pf Pe-
la;ks, Florida, was taken by the negro troops
under Col. Montgomery.
New YORK. April Z.
Bermuda papers and letters up to March oath
announce the arrival of the steamer Columbia at
St. George from Wilmington, N. c., with cargo
of cotton, tobacco and turpentine. The Columbia
was chased nine hours.
WASHINGTON, April s.
Since March Esd s46,OOO,OOO have been sent
for the payment of troops in the field.
CHICAGO, April 8.
The President issued proclamation extending
the restriction of commercial intercourse in
Southern States except Delaware, Maryland,
Kentucky, and excepting only forty eight ooun-
ties designated as Western Virginia, and the
ports OF New Orleans, Port Royal, Beaufort and
Key West.
CHICAGO April s.
Wisconsin, dispatches indicate the election of
Cothern Democratic candidate for Judge of Su-
preme Court.
MARYsvTILE, April 0.
In consequence of an interruption in Eastern
telegraph we have no dispatches OF to-day.
SAN FRANCIsCO, April Q.
Gen. Wright has published orders addressed to
citizens of the Pacific coast cautioning those
who would involve us in civil war, The follow
ing is the closing paragraph To all such per-
sons say, pause and reflect well before plunging
into the yawniug abyss of treason. An indignant
people will rise in their majesty and power, and
defeat and disgrace will surely be your doom.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11

An Act has passed the Assembly authorizing
the Central Pacific Railroad Company to change
the route of their road. A number Of Bills
have also passed both Houses authorizing various
counties TO take stock in railroads, to connect
with the Atlantic and Pacific road Sau Joaquin
Nevada, Placer and Santa Clara have leave to
subscribe in amounts varying from 100000 TO
$500, 900. and IA Bill will probably pass author
izing San Francisco to sub'Cribr $1,000, 600 in
the Central road 100000 and in the Western
Pacific Road, 100000. The construction of
these two roads will complete the line from San
Francisco to Nevada Territory, where it will be
met in few years by the Union Pacific Railroad
Company.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-11
A DEAD SOLDIERS FAMILY.
KEIYEN's REsoLUTIONS.

Last Frid0y evcning was SCI i0I helr conFldefn'
ton, but the House refused to hold an evening
session. thus virtually breaking the agreement
made to discuss the question No new time has
been set, and if they come up at all, it will not
be as special order, but probably at the call OF
Mr.. Kewen, at some time not expected by the
House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-10

ALpNzo GARRISON.


LtosL 1sxDsR-IAPoerANT DrcIs-
iov.-The New York papers of We'd
nesiay iof9fms US that he Court Of APP.
peai- Of New York tas affirmed the con
s|tiiutionaliy and va dity OF lbe act OF
Congress shich makes certain Treasury
notgs a legal ,en4,r. OF the eight
Judges, two only ls.cnted, bu. upon
what ground, il not sta,ei. ODe OF the
dissenting JUDGES is Judge Seiden, the
republican candidate TOY reelection.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-10
rnE oPPOsINu CANDIDATes.


Those Who 50 TO the polls on Tues
day with . clear unbissed mind, miriam.
melted By party harness, and unmindfnl
OF the crack Of the party whip, will vote
for Tu,tle. II they are honest they
really can't help II. and be friendly to
the Union and Constitution. Read
Tnttle's position
II am in favor Of \ vigorous prosecu-
ton OF the war to the full extent Of our
power, until the rebellion is suppr ssed,
and OF using all means that may be in
our possession, recognized by honorable
warfare, for that purpose. an for the
Union without an II, and regardless oil
whether slavery stands or falls lv It's
restoration, and IN favor Of peace Gu no
other terms than unconditional subniis-
sion of the rebel. to The constituted nu-
thori.'es OF tho government of the Uni-
ted States"
There you have the sentiments Il
true loyalty to the Union. This caodi-
date has the patriotic blood and high
minded sentiments ot our foreiathefs.
lie rests lis entire hopes upon the Union.
How can a truiy patriotic man hesitate
10 vote for linn in preferences 10 Stone,
whose platfoim is IA follows
"F.LLow-CITIzgss The opposition
| charge that tins rs an abolition war
| W ell, | admit that II is an dboiifi0a rGr.
Ii was not such in the start, bat the nd
ministratlon las discovered that they
could not suhdue the South else than hy
making It al abolition war, aud they
have done so aud it Will he continued
one slave in the South to be maze free.
Never, never can there be peace made,
nor il peace desirable, until the last iink
Of slavery is abolished Loud and
prolonged cheers from the aiolinonists,
while the republican Uoionists muttetcd
much dissent.
Now strike tho balance; futile asks
for the restoration Of the unior, whuth-
er slavery goes mp or down stone de-
mande the abolition and extermira'ion
of slavery, whethers the Union GOES NJ
or down. The heart OF the one to i'm
bue with patriotism thst Of tie othe,
is bloated with negrophobia. The one
pledge. his life for the restoration Of the
Union the other resigns his commits
sion in the face Of the enemy aid come.
home to tell the people what a patriot he
lie.
The two candidates are before yon in
the above extracts. Choose ye between
them. The one whose sentiments come
the nearest TO being your sentiments,
for him vote.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-10
Let as suppose for a moment that We
V4yA 6nt a. yS;rke{ acme fwo niles from

Let as suppose Tor q moment tnat We
wsss out on picket Soms.two miles from
our lines, with Il rking enemies 10 front.
there are two Of US on the post, and just
IS the shades OF night arc ID ckening
around, We looking about us,
examining our position relative to our
! safety. az 10 and Behold we stsud one
aboliticn,st aud one copperhead, a'ono
together, the snake and the dove 10 one
nest. Now # wo were to regard each
/ other in t4s hight those 10 ltioai dema-
gogues would array us, our position
you'd b. anything bat n Of security,
bu. thanks 10 past experissce, Ne have
none OF those pr,ja4ices which those in
trlgrers would ike to sncn.cate. We
| feel lat every soldier who follows and
upholJs our glorious old flag is a Uoios
man, and n brother in the cause OF our
country, and We have only to wish that
our government had many thousand such
| coppcrhesds. Bat / am getting tedions
! and viii conclude with three hearty
ebeers FOR Gen. lutte, and go say the
gallant 35,h.
Very truly yours DC.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-10
lCeNnCHiuATBr.
Pulmonary Consumption q Durable
GjsS ase.
CO. q
CD GONsnMPTEyEe

Tho undersigned having tsan restored 10 heslth
il q lew weeks, by & very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severs lung
affection. ard that dread diseaas, Consumption
iaanxious to make kDown to his fel,ow-sufEurer
the nenns oi cure.
To all who fs-irs Il, he Will send = copy Of the
prescription used free Of charge with the direo-
tons Cor preparing nd using the came, which
they will fnd a syRE cuRg FOR CoaauMPrIoN, 4 err.
MA, BRONCHITIS, dc, The only object of tue adj
v~ertiser ia sending the prescription is to hoLsht
the afflicted, end spTead information which he
oonce.ves 20 be Invaluable, and he hores every
sufferer viii try his remedy, as Il viii cost them
nothing, aad mag oreve q blessing.
lREY. ONWARD 4. WILSON,
Willis Dshurg,
sn2b- New YORK.
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WILCOX &cIBBy
= WING n.
Price, with Hennsr I Teller, 80
THE WILCOX AerBBs SEWING MACHINE
= s'as beet ~naacsine, ,sitsont regard 70 yvSes. foe
Family sewing,
Drafdfng,
Hemming,
Telling,
T"cktng,


WI
IL fosms . fat. even sni siastis sesm vh;eh 4.
warranted not to rip in wear even IL tho seam Il
ou' 1t frequent intervals and aiso under ali c;,-
comstances ito survive the vash tub"
= pa'ented device Of great utility to ~les,pees.
prevents the possibility Of the machise being run
wearing a laiy's dress.
Ano'ner feature which deserves particular A.
'ehuon u THE Wilcox Patent Needle, which can
not DO set wrong.
nenpiatie.l the good low priced family
sewing machine tha. tho public hsva lon, 49,.
wanting for Boston 7yanscr.pt. WV"
It's indeed : wonderful production AMI for fam
ny nss es recially no other will beav any GONNA.
ism with it.-Pha. Evening Journpl.
mechanical wonder Scientific American.
among INC pest and most serviceable sewing
mschiaes. Light and elegantly finished AL ~
simple IN its construction that IL seems sIuo..
Ciron,ls. y
Hss Combined with its own peculiar merits ali
'he reaiiy valnable improvement of the higher
priced machines. - p enn,y ipanign.
Ihia machine in the opinion of thu .ou.,,,,..
nhs more nearly the requirements Of = perfect ma.
chine than Eny on exhibition -Frankl,a 1c.tt,.e.
Report OF 1858 '
Iaking into confederation simplicity. bs.pc..,
oufAhflity and doing oil wari the onmi.,ee -.
In favor Of the Wilcox 4 G,bb's. =
single thread machine. nsyirauin .Sto,. T.
r~tc"turut Eoci.t.'s Repoyt. ~
we must In Justice eIp-ess our rorGdenee IN N.
merits OF the Wilcox h Gibbs sewing machine
We consider that a great aisider.tnm b.. a.
tupFiied by It in proving beyond doubt hat - !
'nreaos are not. as was supposed, necessary TO =
good nach,ue.- Chrissian Adrocnts and ,Io,r.oI
Janc 81. 1860. ''""
After much wear and many uashings IN,
shtchins IL found To retain eli the roundness.
evenness and frmnese which ars 80 much admired
Ut hrst.-Ns,c York Sun,
In rrinoiIleit is perfect.-Lnginser, London.
ha' evident : oints Of 50 p~eriority over al Others,
Phlad. 'piia Press.
a serviceable machine. OF this we have az
per,ence IN our own family Boston ?ya,der.
The beauty and simplicity Of it's mechanism
are admirable Elgres..
Neeewing machine heretofore introduced ba.
IN Sc snort ? time acquired such well meritcd pop-
ulnrty.- Csnctnrari Ga1ette.
We esteem it the be.t machine for family uss.-
re stitch ~ INSCRIPTION Signed tv many hun
d,td cittsens Of Philadelphia.
sESend for n Circular g.,
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spodf SOS Broadway, N. y.
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The sswgey sowing luacisaee.

Hc ShSGSf seSsn b1ctaAseG.
Our LETTER 4 FAMILY SEWING MA.
CHINE is fast gaining q worldwide reputation.
1t is beyond doubt the best and cheapest and
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yet offered 10 the public. No other Family Sew.
ing Machine has 50 many useful appliances for
Hemming. binding, Telling. Tu,king, Gathering,
Guaging, Braiding, Embroidering, Cording, aud
sotorth. No other family sewing machine has 60
much capacity for a great variety OF work. 1t
will sew all kinds Of cloth, ard with all kind. Of
thread. Great and recent Improvements make
our Family Sewing Machioe most rellasls, and
most durable, and most certain in action at all
rates of speed. II makes tAs inte,iocked Glitch,
which i the best known. Any one, even O; tne
ordinary capacity, can see, at glance, how to use
the letter A Family Sewing Machine. Dir Fam.
lily Sewing Machines are Gnished In chaste and
exquisite Style.
The Folding case Of tho Family Machine ;s a
piece of cunning workmanship of the most useful
kind. 1t protects the machine when not in u,e.
and when about. to be operated may DO opened al
a spacious ami substantial table to sustain the
work. While some Of the Cases, made out of the
choicest woods, are fsishcii in tho simplest and
chastest manner possible, others are adorned and
embeiishsd in the most costly and superb manner.
It's absolutely necessary to see the Family
Machine in operation, so as to judge ofi,s great
capacity and beauty. itis fast becoming ss Don.
ular for family saving as our Msnufsc:urine ma
chimes are for manufacturing purposes.
The Branch OF ,es are all we'll supplied with
silk twist, thread, needles, oil, &c., Of the best
quality.
send for q PAHPHLHr.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURINO COMPANY.
ass Broadway, N. r.
Chicago O6lce, so CLARK Street.
..A.-. aSs r. KRAUSE,
jyss'dso Agent = DeNvaregk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-10

The abolition party having committed
themselves to the doctrine that tha j
m~lulssFatiou is the government, are do.
ioS ~ IN theiv power 10 make ~.
oeolafat'on true. The constitution !.
s1sesnded thewrit Of ha5eos coypv. :.
abesishsd and the courts are hereby ,.;S :
aside for "three year. or dn,;Dg ~.
war;" and the abolition Congress, +. Ss'
eg9fss t9 Mr; Lincoln the power be-
sts4sa ~ the constitution exprs.Iy
npoa - own body, And 20 Va h" sy
little q no law except the Pres;d.n,,.
proclamation, and nons but officer, a.
pciats1s ~ bia1self areallo~ed 20 ers-
ests tho NV, - ere forced to conc.d.
1ySystpAlsstss g eoan.sy j. no,
s.sy.v t - sePssoaity q he g,ns'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-10
NOTICES.
III. CONFESSIONS h APEaEEssE
OF nn Iravnlfds
Fnhlishnl or thr hencGtuni LA Natniny A

fnbliShel Tor thr beneAt, ani Msa waning anI
4 CAUTION TO YOUNG men,
who sane5 lrrn permatarrhea. Nervous Dobiii-
ty. frcnatrre noe9v, otc., snIplylRg a the satne
ume Ehc Nenns Ut SELF care. by ono who
ha# cured hireeif after heinz put 10 great expense
and iajery through medical humbug an quack
cry.
Ay onclos ~ s. pust-paid addressed envelope,
single c0pics nav he md If the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Fsq.
m~vny-dEwfy1 bedford. kinre rnnn.V.k \
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ARMY

HEADQUARTERS 35rH Iowa
CAMP sKAR BEAR CgERB, Miss.
Sept. 24tb, 1868.
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- Olive Tarcies, Worcestersbire, Tomato Cat
sup, Pepper Sauce ana Mined Pickles Of all kinds
at BUkR,S.
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A. GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility
incompsisucy, Premature Decay and Youthful
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be happy 70 furnish TO all who need it (ffee OF
CHARGE the recipe and directions for makiug
the simple remedy usei in his case. Those
wishing to profit By his experiences, and posse g a
Valuable Remedy, will receive the slme by re-
turn nail, Carefully sealed by addressing
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-10

EpIroR OF TEE DEaocRAT And NEws-Dear S,r
With your permission l wish 70 say to tb road
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Bal n. that vii! efeotually teinoye, 10 10 days
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ties OF tho skin. leaving the came soft, clear
smooth and beautiful.
Twill aiso mail free 70 those having Bald Heede
or Bare Feces, si,nria directions ard information
that will enable them to start p full growth or
Luxuriant iai-, Wbiss RS or a Moustscbe, in less
than 80 days. All applications answered by re-
turn mail without charge.
Respectfully yours, TH0S. F. CHAPMAN.
je30-d3m Chemist. Ne. sal Broadway. Y. Y.
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sst il digestioh .ud give the patient M appetite
and leavc the system in q per .ectly healthy con
dition. Try a bottle you will be convinced and
-eoommerd them TO yoar ~neigheors. They are
The lesi tnn!cBiIlets in use. OIL I'm
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SPiots OF ALL KIEDS-FRESH AND
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= oLDEN. AMBER, SUGAR HOUSE, VIEW
VI Orleans, and Honey syrups. very choice
aud cheapat q. p. BuRR'S.
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DRuSHES, WOODEN WARE OF EVERY
ID kiad also Washing Machines and Clothes
Lines a. (sp6-dtf) BCRR,S.
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CANNED FRUITS N VEGETABLES OF
~ every description and variety, very nice at
BuRR,S.
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y T9N9.- 94~-KIIl VFEN ~ N11 3aTaG@ Y
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NTACkEsEL, WHITE FISH, COP FISH
VI Halibut, of excellent quality. and very Low
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lava, RIO, o. q, DANDELION, AND COZ
- fee Essences very choice, 1T
G. p. BURR's.
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The two candidates are before yon in
the above extracts. Choose ye between
them. The one whose sentiments come
the nearest to being your sentiments,
for him vote.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-10

.rscfsseAa @ga.s ga4a2
ave
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