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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-09

II Trouble is anticipated from ten thou.
sand Indians Of different tribes now
assembled in the vicinity Of Fort Lar
annie, Kansas, unless they are taken
into military services policy which
10 urged upon the Secretary Of War,
by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-09

a few days since for Devils Lake,
where Indians are said to be congrega-
ted in considerable numbers. A fight is
anticipated and warm times generally.
The Indians seem to be thoroughly
aroused and organized.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-09

The Steubenville Herald says 4" A
dispatch was received in this city to.
day from General Kelly, that an inva.
sion of Ohio 10y the rebels via. West
ern Virginia, was ilnminent. Moth
ing short of the organization of form
liable force of militia would probably
prevent it. Stenbenville is on the
Ohio River, between Pittsburg aud
Wheelingsy -rtFrw frtl
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-09

There is considerable dissatisfac-
ton in Iowa because Gov. Kirkwood
has not made thorough organization
Of the militia and put the State on a
war footing, in accordance with the
militia law enacted at the last session
of the General Assembly.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-09

= Rumors are in print that the pirates
Alabama and Virginia were at Bahia
on the l4th Of May. The latter was
brig rugged, and without armament
1t j. stated that the Alabama was in
port at ST. Croix. w. T., on the 3Oth
Of May. and . United States ship was
outside watching her.
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farm at Caprera, and his annual in
come from it is about six hun dred dol
lars. The General is godfather to
four thousand FIVE hundred children,
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1t is fully confirmed that Major Gen
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in the command Of the 18th Army
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" The enemy, baiiled and defeated, has
from the contest but our
task is not yet accomplished and the
General looks to the army
for greater efforts to drive the enemy
from our soil.p
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To Major General Halleck t42
The enemy retired under cover of night
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cannot give details. Our captures in prison
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28
The Judiciary.

Under the amended Constitution of this State,
and as provided for by Bill now pending egisla-
tive action, special election will be held on the
first Tuesday in May, of this year, throughout
the State, for the election Of judicial officers
from Supreme Judges to Justices Of the Peace
Many important changes are made by the
Amendments, which we think wise and prudent.
The number of Supreme Judges will be five in
xl,ad of three the Judicial Districts are re-
diced from seventeen to fourteen. We are glad
to see, however, that the Ninth Judicial District,
composed of Trinity, Shasta and Siskiyou, remain
ln and form one district as of old. A Judge to
fill the place now held by Hon. VIM. 2. Danger
field, will have to be elected at the special cleo
ton in May. We learn from friends of Judge
Daingerfeld, and see through the papers that he
declines to be a candidate again for that Office
1t will devove therefore on the Union people OF
the Ninth Judicial District, to select some good
and competent man to fill the bench. 10 separa-
ting the election Of the judiciary from that oi
the State and county officers, the object was to
free the election of Judges from all improper III
duences, and from the excited partizan spirit
which has at all times characterized elections.
1t will hardly be credited by the thinking mass
of citizens in this District that the constitutional
" peacen Democratic faction already at work
to defeat the object of the Constitutional Amend
ments by making a political trick of tho whole
thing. Though the played-out seccsA politicians
hold by mental reservation that they belong to
jeff Davis government, yet they cannot with
hold from choking down their true seHtiBleAts for
the purpose of managing and controlling the
election. This empty and conceted clan (oi
would he leaders, would stoop to any pretencc
in the world for the time being for the privilege
Of taking hand in the election of officers, and
for the chance of defeating the Union party il
electing men whose qualifications in their pro
fessions would make them an ornament to The
bench To be true to the Government we know
to be huge and damning sin in the eyes OF the
blatant secesh trmmers and managers who have
commenced the work of laying out the pro
gramme for the next election. The Union party
Of this District will be very apt TO watch the
moves Of the jeff Davis auXilIiaries and to dis
criminate their tools, though in disguise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28
Spttial 9otiees,
y,,mcyes ! Females Females :

EcmnIes Females Females
1-.o that safe pleasant Remedy known AS
HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BooH0'
For all Complaints incident to the sex
No Family should be
without II,
Anu ' Tried by them.
IL - ''' YOUNG AND OLD,
In the Decline or Change of Life
D9'' During ard after Confinement
~ Restore Nature to its proper channel ana
Inygorate the broken-doWn OohstlVu'ioh
Fran ich1lerer cause Orf9tRdRg
rSF 10 MORE WORTHLESS FILLS
Take - -. ryuo,,,,
,,'i'a',aSt in, another column. Cut out, AMI send
see au'eitlSe''0"' a. ~ SAT.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28
LATE EASTERN AND STATE NEWS
Especial to the Trinity Journal
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. "a.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. "a.
Judge Reynolds authorized the issue writ Of AaJeas
corpus TO bring James Eo who killed Chapman before
the Fourth District Court for hearing the grounds Of
illegitimate Imprisonment. dwelling house Battery
Vallejo burned at two O'Clock to-day
Mrs Catharine Gunter was burned death. Two more
gamblers convicted in the Court Of Sessions to-day
private dispatch to a banking firm in this city from,
New York dated at to-day says that Gold quot
ed at per cent. premium, and Sterling Exchange
1873 later dispatch dated New York, 80 p m, quotes
SACRAMENTO Feb. "a.
In Senate Burnell introduced Bill relative to the Road
Fund Of Amador county The following Bills passed
One authorizing Angeles county appropriate 81 600
for aroad to the Santa mines for the protection
aud mantainance Of public and private roads defining
the boundary lines between Amador and Fl Dorado ;
amendatory Of the Revenue Law concerning roads in
Nevada county, and concerning the Office Of Surveyor
General Assembly refused to suspend the rules for tic
passage Of Bill to change the county seat of Caavera
resolution fixing March 3Oth the day of final adjourn
ment was defeated. Baker contestant for the seat of
Freeman, cf Tulare withdrew his claim. The following
bills were passed To provide for the indenture oI
children without guardians by Boards Of Supervisors ID
allow joaquin county TO subscribe 600 for road
to Washoe by the Big Tree Sears introduced reso
thanking the volunteers Of Connors command for
their victory over the Indians river which were
adopted Butler introduced Bill to change the bounda-
ry line between Tebama and Shasta Warwick to re
move obstruetions the SACRAMENTO river Bo Houses
did much work
WASHINGTON, geb. 30
Gen. Prenss has been assigned to the command Of the
Department of Arkansas, with headquarters at Helena
large force is at the canal among them 1000
negroes from Helena and Memphis.
At the unanimous request of the California Congression
al delegation Hon Stephen Field has been appointed Z.
$ Circuit Judge for that State gce MeAuster resigned.
Latham introduced a Bill in the Senate to establish a
Branch Mint in Nevada Territory
LOUISVILLE Feb a.
Authentic accounts say that the rebel army in the
vicinity of McMinnyie, Tenn
New YORK, Feb. "a
The sudden rise in gold is probably based the belief
that the OOO Legal Tender clause will be retained
| in the Finance Bill
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. %
The Richmond Jaqu3er of Feb 18th says tie Conleder
acy juped by the of the breaking of
the blockade at Charleston saya the account untrue
/ in every particular.
! WASHINGTON Feb. o.
! Tae Richmond Examiner of Feb 2lst contains dis
patch from Hudson dated Feb 18TH announcing the
capture Of the clad guuboat queen qf the Ues with
thirteen officers and crew.
CAIRO, Feb 2l
The last boat from Yckburg reports that rebel batter
les on either side of the river are considered fomi
dable.
New YORK Feb a.
Sterling Exchange settled at 1s5 Gold very excited,
closing at 10,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28
Gz- The Medical aud surgical Institute of


DR. L. j. CzApKlY is already secured in position which
places as we 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 dcord
is usrious example shining light among the phil
osophical stars Of his age in Europe, and Dr. tmphay has
fully equalled him in this country proof of which
the Philae phia College of Medicine compmented nm
with Diploma, and the honorary ad eundem degree. Sc
lectng this his field of operation, although quahhed as
graduate of the University of Pesth ana late thct sur
geon of the hungarian eyOlu touary Army for more eN
tended labors Dr t. j. tpkay has bent his earnest at
enton to the of chronic and private Diseases III
which he has become great expert that lie is now
regarded the LEADER 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 most exclusive journals. The Doctors offices are
his Medical and Surgical Institute sacramento St.
of Leidcslorn nearly opposite the bQulng Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
We ask particular attention of our readers to the
certificates of remarkable cures in another column
of this paper. 3S.3m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

DEATH OF AN OLD TRINITARIAN.-SquireE Estes
OF Douglas City, informed us the other day that
he had received intelligence Of the death of Isaac
liinkle who formerly resided there. He died
IN Missouri last August from lock jaw, induced
ny pitch fork wound in the foot, received while
harvesting.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28
T,,px1,ria1at Boauty,

promotes its growth prevents its falling Off eradcates
daudrun and imparts health and pleasantness to the
head 1t has stood test Of time, being the original
Hair Colorng and is constantly increasing in favor Us
ed by both gentlemen and ladies' It is sold by all respec
table dealers Sc proeuredby Cn sc D. a. BARNtst
Proprietor New York. HosTmrER SMITH DEAN, Agents,
san Francisco Two sizes, so cts. and 81. 5laneow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

GooD.-Congressma Sargent has telegraphed
to Sacramento that he is wholly opposed to Mr..
Hanson's Smith River Reservation, and will most
likely see that Government does not confirm the
Superntendent's '' cOnd tional purchase,N The
only suitable place for IA Reservation on this
coast is the peninsula, between this bay aud the
ocean, extending from the mouth OF Mad river to
the entrance. DO away with the Indian Depart
ment altogether if you will, make the peninsula
a reserve, place it under the military arm OF the
Government, and, with suitable officer in com
mand Of this District, our Indian troubles will
soon be at an end.-Hum60IH Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

SENATE BmLs.-Senator Shurllef introduced a
Bill extending the provisions of the Trinity
county Building Fund Act for two years to come.
1t passed the Senate on the goth. lie has also
Shasta counties. 1t reduces the fees of Clerk
and Recorder about twoffths. The fees of
Sheriff. are Slightly reduced
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28
1ifd
-

At Yale College, Conn, JOSEPH W. FINLEY. a
native Of Galloway county, Missouri, late resi-
dent Of Weavcryile. aged about 20 years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

"GREENBACKs A LEGAL TENDER.--In the
case Of VIM. T. Coleman VS.. Hartshorne ct al in
the Fourth District Court, judgment was rem
dered some time since in favor OF the plaintiff
for the sum of $3.50, and the defendants on de-
mand for payment being made rendered the
amount in greenbacks, which was refused by
plaintiff who, however, offered to receive the
currency on account and credit the defendants
with whatever it should bring when sold at
market rates. Defendants yesterday rendered
the greenbacks in open Court, asking at the
same time an order compelling plaintiff to enter
a satisfaction in full on the records for the amount
OF the payment which order was issued by Judge
Reynolds as asked for. The panlif will imme
datey appeal the case to the Supreme Court
sacramento Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28
ROAD MEETING.
H E N RY j. HOW E,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

ED OFFICE in llockcr's building second story. All kind
OIL Regal instruments deeds, Mortgages, Powers of AtoT
hey' ETC. carefully drawn and acknowledgment taken.
A. B--Ihe acts of Noarics have long had peculiar weigh
ana respect attached to them by business and Court
Of all nations at563 -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

hEMAkKABiE PREcocIrY.-Tbe Sonora Hag
tells OF Child which recently died at knights
Landing, Stanslaus county, aged one year and
four mouths. 1t could talk quite plainly aud IA
short time before death called its parents to the
bed side and bade them goodbye.
FAUST" telegrapbs us that be is sick no Sac
rainento letter in consequence. "TRNITY" has
gone to Slate Range to hunt silver lead. viii
be back soon aud report.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

CERTAINLY NOT.-Bad English is supposed to
be more toerabe than bad Latin. But great
men, intent on pointing out violations Of the
Constitution" seldom descend SO low as to be
particular in spelling correctly or writing gram
atiealiy. That would be initiating Puritancal
Yankees Even the great Josef Lain, late can
didate of the 4" Peace Democracy for Vice
President, spells God with little "g"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

SOMEHOW, the Democracy" can't find any
Legislature to pass their peace, " six month :,
armstice resolutions Indiana Ohio, New
York and New Jersey, it was thought, would do
it singy or together, but the " glorious old par
ty" slipped up" in each one,-.UarysUHie
HUDedE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

POoR Man GETS A HIGH PLACE.-The San
Francisco Sundoy Mercury begins leader on
the Senatorial question, thus;
"The election of Mr.. Conness is a triumph of
Principle over Mammom 1t appears, after all,
that poor man has some show in California, and
that Principle, not Gold, is King. The circum-
stance is most extraordinary every competitor
was a man of wealth one reported TO be worth
a million; another possessing the vast influence
of Federal patronage yet citizen not worth a
drachma attans the highest honor accessible in
the State. This incident saves the Union party,
and forever expunges every accusation of cor
rupton. Illicit Federal influence has been re-
buked and destroyed, and the fact that third
rate men with pockets fail of money, cannot buy
the highest honols from the people, has been sut-
ticienty demonstrated.