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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-26

First night of the Equestrian Burlesqus o,
MAZEPPA;
MAZEPPA;
MAZEPPA
MAZEPPA;
MAZEPPA
THE WILD HORSE OF SWAMPOODLE
THE WILD HORSE OF SWAMPOODLE
THE WILD HORSE OF SWAMPOODLE
JOHN Nj ULLIGAN AS MAZlPPA.
In which he will perform his daring feats of
Horsemanship. MIR. Muligan will not ride the
celebrated
FLORA TEMPLE,
FLORA TEMPLE,
but the horse Flipmaglder made expressl for him
THE NEW SCENERY
The NEW SCENERY
THE NEW SCENERY
THE NEW SCENERY
has been got up regardless Of cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-26

ON AND AFTER November 18th trains will
leave Baltimore from North Calvert Station as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-30


Proposals enclosed IN scaled envelope endorsed with
the ~ the work. and with the " the builder writ
thereon vii be received this ONCE until Thursday
September 1904 At " O'Clock N. -
FOR erllstlng and grading Sxy.fourh street. between
Third aud Fifth avenues.
Tor regaiang and Grading Seventy ssth street. between
Pifth and East yer.
For regulating grading Tenth avenue between Eighty
sixth and istth streets
gutter and .ssgins Forty sixth street. between
proadsay and No M river
For jIng snnken lots seventh and Forty
etghth streets 100 Get east OF Ffst avenue.
For 6ing lots north SIDE oi Seventy Ell nth street.
brtweev iral ani second Avenues
For raising amt repairing per foot OF Thirty fourth street
For v osnna aud repairing pier foot Of Lssht street.
FOR esvang flushing basement OF house Of Engine
Conpsn No = IL
Baas firms u proposals. torsiher With The specifications
and .y.ss enfx a > be Obtain 81 NttAis oice.
cflkPAE9 q. corr ELL, Street Commissioner.
ErRKEr DePARrassr, NAV foNx, August ~, 1894
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-30

TTprpr lcCg.MoDA TfOss--AT DBvOs HOUSE.
To- Ntesr ~ stYees only blocks from Prcadway,
ne Enfnrean pan. Rooms sinsle and in sut for FAINT
Hes and seatemca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-30

COUNTRY PLACE WANTED TO PURCHASE
" Country Place ne tess than two acres s,adc buiings
and sruit Il b gu9d prize go FIJI description
address Henry boS as Herald Office will meet mmc-
date attention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-30

faoUSrRy PLACE.-wANrFD TO PURCHASER
Conrrs Place net les teen Two acres shed buildings
and ienc must be OF: pr 0N. A full descr ptnn
addressed 10 Henry box lis Herald office, win meet inme
tiaie attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-30

THE LaTouRETfg HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, Nj
Ths select fAm hotel viii be KEEP, open through
the most pleasant month o. the
N tbs osDl. Parties rstornug from the Northern water
be wtan access 81 the city
VII naa his delfrhfp spend toe balance " the
seAsoa. BoaE leave pier No North river At III "
4 from Dev street, OF INK A. NJ. and Az
y WESLEY W. BILL Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-30


- -~as. BEAUTIFULLY |
.-.es ,t, p4pv or "a 49,. -'f notssse /.
n ,~..~r. n Ar worried VITA new inunern v.. ...,
1880 sNsttd A. elham Wesic e. " county, Iva "a
80 ~ ST tr Naiav DE stat OF ~ ,.ssvsnrpI
-. ,..d r3r rsrteusrs aIv 70 = MI x "
gss., ae r i e. q Y 4. ~ oLAl. > IIHs :
y.oa sAIF-TnE HOUSE kED LOT no. Colo
~ r vaw (swish airc 81 two ~ res snN ~, ~
W. seef ss.f ofand street, wthamsharFi Of 70
5'8Ri&S, gi8 Vest sia,een.a srsS New 1ot. I"
r,na sArr,1wo GOOD Brown, syoy,e spoxr
hoW ga Ga Ihiriy nrst street Tor &c 500 va rkoNT
= t6.4r .aFWrn kl.o nrst class emo n ~, rent Tor
Eea - ~sets reuts ~ S3M Z, ice <<oso heass on
io1E FfflRtTG d, as rsrs syenus, e''O'0 Appy 70
froR gaLk-sr PELHAM, wrsroIfEsrER C,1,rsTy
II s-rs y lind n y s~aEuuIy si'aa eG ssS "a.
~ N 0.nr overlooking SIC 81 spi erup,ry ana
60. l...r3 sound. Apply 10 Nm A. DUNCAN, southess,
asoherH Nestg snd Church streets
sA0& tst "A SMALL FARN FOR SALE az MfIFs
q Siam ord Conns'iiclt on the New lore road.
f sah' particulars Inquire A. 27 west Foriyiard st.
LoR tttg-t WILL SELL Ny FARM or III ACRES,
10 iu The iownFhip NJ New Providence Union
se ~ oun hopr from the city ~ tho ~ tho
80. 3t nv low figure spelled for soon, as
~ sner sslESEao SORTS street, jersey Guy q
oh \, Hh, - ~ slE9r cLAes NonSRS BUILT THREE
tNA3F 1Qh ~ n Nos Forty ffh strspf 49, risS .ve
IN 4 ts,s. ~. r.ce slf,U03 Permits or A. sou Il.
Tor sAiR-wrH IMMEDIATE possrssroy
afet ussS tseuiy I've feet sr91t its9k q
%n W. iis@.e sit5h,, loeated IN wsss' rweriy
iH teKh hopctt IA al odern itapfops merti r e
y ~ street, e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-30

ORIRNT POINT HorsK-oRfsNr POINT, L. L.
~ This house open for the receipt Of guests u "
pleasantly situated, the exre end of the north point
Of Long Island, fontng both TIE sorud and Gardeners
Bss only moments wax 30 the water either side OF
The houss Good bathing silny driyag and ashng This
house viii be kept during the fail months Terms
moderate Tar the balance Of the Cars from
James slip 70 Greenpor thence By stages TO The bou,e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-30
Eoa sALE-rnE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE REAL

Eiok ALE-AT FoRDHAM WEsfcHBsTER CoUN
Il ~ half m lie fr9ns railroad deuoi, Central fdr<
arm OF 2 large house Nagn houss
e vel Waered, plenty oi fruit, title perfect Apply ;e
a FiNnLHf, 81 Plae street, or of r. i. HITCHCOCK
~est9ErRs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-30

FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE,, WITH THREE
~ story frame ia tgas and water hronghoup FOR
ssle- between Eighth aud Ninih
nvennes; no 25xi2 hy half the ock. Price 81 90
Ted good for l,26l Permits from b. EN-.
DhRSON, al EiRh b avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-30

r1rRNrsHRD HOUSE wAyTRD-FgoN THE MID
Il die Of September III Nav FOR smn private faoilv:
rent not to exceed $50 month. Ehe beat rafeenreS
qivdn and paid monthly in advance Address boz
hJ32 ". Y. Post Office la
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-30

A sPbsNDTD COUNTRY SEAT ON LONG ISLAND.
~ ;hrcc N aad halffrom the Brook lerries, for
sale contain ~ beautiful story House, with
Is finished piazza marble mantels water, &C.
house. barn. &c and OF the very best
laua price $3.50 In New JERSEY handsome Country
Of hne land large and fine house ia
sooa barn &C., for $3.50 Another Of % aerea.
pretty M lar house sood barn, &c: $4,000 good pay
In Farm Of IS land, good b1tdinfs &c
$3.50 Another Of IS acres fine, oamy land, house.
.sc. $5yO0 Inquire Of J. Ii. SCHULZ 4 CO., NO New
Chambers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-30

ruOUSE-wANTTp TO HIRE, A SNAIL MODERN
n House nrexcennnablv ocsed and not on east sides
10 nYescnt lessee le dispose ~ his lease
sleraticn Handsome bonus he paid. Address, CIV
ing location. uricc, &c. @. box 54S Post ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-30

HOUSES, ROOMS. &C., WAITED.
DRuG sTnRp wANTED-TN A GOOD LOCALITY. Al
~ a reasonable price, Address for particulars L. NJ
Steinweg No 0 PARK place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24
UNION RALLY!

dispatch from those g,ntlem on yesterday in
formed us that it would hardly be possible for
Messrs. Brannan and Yinton to fill their appoint
ment here on Saturday evening, which was a
matter OF real disappointmcntto Union men. 1t
affords US pleasure to state that counter dis
patch vas received this friday morning an
nouncing that they will speak here as per first
announcement. 1t is the first Union meeting of
the campaign and VIC hope to sec IL grand rally
of loyal citizens, Let the occasion prove no
such fzzie as that witnessed fortnight 20 ;
but let Union men show that the mountains are
aglow with the fires of patriotism the
same overwhelming defeat awaits the rebel De-
mocracy at the polls On the sth of next Novcm-
Der that has just been administered to their CO.
workers at Atlanta and Mobile, and in the Shcu-
andoah Valley.
Union men must not forget their real duty
A defeat of the conspiratorS at the polls in No
gember will be the death-knell of the Slavehold-
crs' Rebellion, and settle the question that man
is capable Of self-govcrnmant Tura out, Union
men, and give the speakers hearty reception.
Let there be no lukc-warmness now.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

Is D1TIL az 4 FIx.-A dispatch from Oro-
vile 10 the MaIysvile appeal, l7ih, states that
about serenty-dvc gucrrllas--all there are in
Butttc cognty-asscmbled there On that day
Street, the dough-facc editor of the Express, ad-
dressed tae crowd and cndeavored to enlighten
them on the . Constitution as it was but made
sorry effort. lie frankly informed the assem-
bed huzzardshooters that the nominee of the
Chicago Convention not his choice. yet
urged them to vote for him. The organs of the
buzzard shooters in this State are in the nastiest
Imaginable fix. Not one Of them not even the
Express, Grass Valley National Browns Press,
nor the genuine secesh Napa Echo, have fairly
and sqnarely endorsed Mcclellan They support
him because Ac is the nominee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

SNoTHEa TnEM.-Taere are two newspapers on
this continent that should be smothcred by Uncle
Sam or some other man--the Marysvile Express
and the Pauding (o.) Gazsne. The first for the
reason that it is reasonable rag, edited by a
miserable doagh-face who first saw daylight in
the State of Maine; the second because i. is an
abortive attempt at newspaperdom the worst
got-up, poorest flied and meanest edited paper
on the American Continent 1t is n curiosity
which any one sec by calling at the Journal
Office. An individual close BY suggests that lot
withstanding its bad appearance he had rather
have the Gazette or case of smallpox in the
house than The ErPre:s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

AFTER TnEM.-Fifty meu from the Indian Bat
talon, under command Of Capt. Abe Miller and
Lieuts. Middlet On and Foster, arc now securing
the southwestern border of this county IL pur-
suit of the Indians who committed the late MUIR
der in Hay Fork Valley. The patty of citizens
who went in pursuit of them found one of their
number dead near the South Fork lie had ev-
identity been killed in quarrel amongst them
selves. On his person was found sheath knife
which had belonged TO young lIessg. We have
reason to believe that there will be a scarcity of
Indians in this county before winter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

READ THEM.-There are Il number of new ad-
yortsements in this Issue, to which VIC desire TO
call attention. Williams d Co. have received
their new stock Of Winter goods and in very
plain terms announce that they Will not be un-
derSold. The Express saloon opened last Sat
urday nignt-BaIch 4 Co., proprictUrs. Tney
intend TO keep frst-class Saloon, and invite IL
share of pubic patronage. Mr.. Philip Cohn has
opened Gents Furnishing store at his old
stand Jas. Morris announces Opening Bail
1T the Iniian Greek Hotel O:t 18th, ami Mr.
Butts gives notice that he Will commenre new
term OF ""':r::..i;na Srho0l on Monday next.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

WILL CALL THE Roll HMsELF.-Toombs, the
Georgia traitor, proposed some three years since
to call his slave roll at the foot Of Bunker Hill
Monument. Gov. Andrew, of Massachusetts,,
was rc-nominated on the 18th, by acclamat1on.
That very good old Yankee gentleman is saving
Toombs the anticipated job of calling the slave
ROLLS having it done in the name Of the Com
monwealth of Massachusetts. The Marysville c
Express has thus far failed TO notice the fact ha
Massachusetts is enlisiing negro soldiers, by
bounty in Slave States
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

Nor SURpaIsED. We are not at all surprised
at receiving spiteiul, upgenlemanly letters from
a few Constitutional Democrats ordering their
papers to be stopped. We desire to say one
thing TO these men we Will stop your papers
with great pleasure when yoa pay US uhat you
ore rs. It's not to be supposed that You would
support a Union paper or any thing else which
sm..cks of honesty Pu, this in your pipe
Dutch Fiat Enquirer.
1t may be wei. enough to state that the En-
quirsr has lately changed from the advocacy of
Comprehension TO Unionisul.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

PLAfS ESoUou WHY.-fhe Nevada Transcript
wonders why Street, of the Marysville Express,
don t crow over the result OF the recent election
In Maine. The Transcript oagll to know by this
time that the renegade Northman not only don t
crow over intelligence of that nature, ,-but thinks
TO keep the facts from daludcd devils who take
his paper by emitting to publish such election
returns received by telegraph. The telegraph is
abolitionized and its assertions not to be de-
pended on, you know.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24
CATHOLIC SERVICE,

The Rev. Father George Laufhubcr, s J., a
German Missionary Priest, Will hold short mis-
sion in Weavervile, commencing on Friday eve
ming, Sept. 23d, when lie will lecture at the
Catholic Church in the German and English lam
guAges. a cordial invitation to be present is cx-
tended to all denominations. 37@.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

CnEEnIyG.-Gen. Bidwell and Judge Goodwin
addressed the people of Yolo at Woodland, on
the l4th. The Sacramento Bee says: % Yolo,
which has been the hot bed of treason, being
peopled to large extent by Southern men, most
of whom, however, never owned n negro in their
lives, will this year roll up Il majority for Lin
coin and Johnson"
On the 7th Bidwell, Phelps, McCalucl, Oliver
and Goodwin spoke at Petaluma to 5000 Union
men. 1t was most enthusiastic demonstration !;
Sonoma is all right for the Union
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

To DEFEND, not TO SuRRrSDER.-The Chatta-
nooga Gazette of August 18th furnishes this
interesting intelligence
'' The rebels in their attack on Dalton, Ca,
numbered 5000 men, infantry and cavalry, with
six brass howitzers. They were commanded by
Major General Wheeler.
Our gtrrison at Dalton numbered 400 of
the Second Division commanded by Col Lei
boldt.
On Sunday morning rebels approached the
town in line Of battle, and Gen Wheeler sent
forward the following formal letter for the sur
render of the place:
TO prevent the euson Of blood have the honor to de-
mand the immediate and unconditional surrender Of the
forces under your command at this garrison
(Signed,) JAMES WHEELER, Major General,
Commanding Confederate Forces
Col. Lciboldt responded in the following la
comic terms
Il have been placed here defend the post
render it. (Signed) H. LrrBo1 H.
Comd'g U. s. Forces
The rebels outnumbered Col Leboldt ten to
one. and his command sought protection in their
earthworks and large brick building.
The invaders swarmed into the town, but were
gallantly kept at bay by the garrison, who from
their earthworks moved down the rebels in great
numbers.
On Monday morning Gen. Steadman arrived
with renforcements.
A skirmsh at once commenced and the garr-
son rallied out OF, their earthworks
At this stage the Fourteenth L. S. Colored
Infantry, Col. Morgan commanding, order
ed TO charge.
With ringing cheer and an impetuous rush,
which was irresistible they charged upon the
rebels, who broke and fled in the utmost coniu-
sion
The rebels slightly damaged the railroad track
one mile this side of Dalton. The damage has
been repaired
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

COMPLIMENTARY TO HATcH.-Seventcca citizens
of Orov,fle who were present at The Coppc.hcad
rodeo on the 18th aver, in a card to the .lppeai,
that while Col. Hatch of Marysvillc WAS yet on
the stand, three rousing cheers we're given for
Abe and Andy. and three for Grant. The mcagrc
conclave Of traitors and their sympathizcrs evil
IDENTITY did not stomach Mcclellan. Nevertheless,
it was cruel in the seventeen individuals to pub
lsh the card. Such expositions rs that and the
recent dispatch relative to the course of the New
York Ners will result in unseating the reason of
the dough-face of the Erpress
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

:, PuBLrc SPEAKrSG.-We are authorized to state
that Gen. Bdwe!l and Judge Goodwin will visit
the Northern counties in due time. The exact
time of their coming will be announced in the
columns of the JouRSaL as soon as the pre-
gramme for the canvass is completed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

The SAPHEAD Shows SOME SgSsE.-A New
York dispatch of the 18th says Fremont has
placed his letter Of Withdrawal in the hands of
his friends, who Will make it pnblc in due tine
If tic r, port be true the silly fl!ow who parts
his .ir the middle deserves credit for tic
wisest ict uf his who'll If.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

Gen. MCCLELLAN AND THE X. G. C.-Undcr
this significant head, the Dumfries Reformsr,
published at Calf c. W, gives to the public the
following curious piece of information:
4 gentleman holding high position in a
prominent college in Illinois, who visited Gait
last week, informed us that he is acquainted
with person wlrO was present at recent meet
ing of the Knights of the Golden Circle, held
in the city of New York, he being on the occa-
sion ain emissary of the Government. Gen. Geo.
b. Mcclellan, member Of the Order, as present,
and made very significant speech, in which he
declared " that after the day which Presi-
dent Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation was
issued-Sept. oath, l862-he never entered the
field or fought battle mith the intention Of defeot-
ing the enemy or inaicting serious injury to them"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24
REDEMPTION FUND NOTICE.
WRITING SCHOOL.

MIR. c. NJ. BUTTS ANNOUNCES THAT A
M new term of Writing School will commence
on Monday, Sept. 26.h. Night School will
also be opened if sufficient inducement be CIV
en-. Names may be left at Mr.. 0berdeeners::
Weayerville, Sept. "a, 1864 57.I
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24
The SICK BRlcAyD.--IIenry Ward Deecher


says of slavery and the Constitution: .
You must recollect that in al stages it was
the opinion of every man who founded the Con-
Stituton that slavery was dying, and they do
not feel as you and would have felt, but said
- Ease it up i'll every way" Slavery like
some brigand brought into Alpine convent,
where hc gived room and place to pre-
pare to die in deccntly, and the old brigand did
not die, but called in his confederates, and ruled
the very hospital where he was being nurscd for
Christian burial.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

Els ElAIM ALLowED.-The Petaluma Journal
and Argus says that jackson Temple. the Cop
perbead nominee for Congress in this District, is
. renegade Yankee, and as renegade Yankees
make the most brutal slave drivers. SO too do
Taukee traitors excel in the riraienee of their
hatred TO ou- Government and its free ins;iiu-
sions. Temples claims were recognized.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

CEASE QCAREELISG.-Will Union paper never
understand that the way to defeat Copperhea ds
is to fight them and not Union men ? There are
on our list several Union papers who devote more
time TO quarrelng with each other, indulging in
sore-headed complaints about Union men. than
they do to the spread Of Union principles. We
refer particularly to the San Jose papers, the San
Francisco papers, the Los Angeles Meas and the
Solano Herald The papers of the town first
mentioned are continually quarreling with and
belittleing each other. The Los Angeles paper
is running daft about some old primary election
quarrel. The Solano Herald is continually whin-
ing that old Republicans are not sufficiently
cared for And all of them by their querulous
factious and snappsh course arc doing more
harm than good TO the Union cause Cease your
quarrelng, do, and take hold of the good work
in earnest. After the election is over, in six
weeks, you can quarrel and blackguard each
other to your hearts content without injury to
those who neither have interest in or sympathize
with your quarrels. Sacramento Bee
Wholesome, sensible ad-ice, that Union
men and Union newspapers should profit by it.
Let Union journals, instead of wrangling with
each other on petty points of seeming policy,
turn their batteries on the Express and Demo-
cratic Press. You can't hit them amiss.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

Report says combination of Boston mer-
chants in San Francisco have telegraphed to
New forkto have no more goods shipped through
the house of Wm. T. Coleman & Co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

The Shasta Courier advises Union to
keep an eye On the Copperheads of that county.
A gunsmi,h in a certain locality OF the county
is said to have been constantly employed for
months in menia::nog up old shootins-irons.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

DELIGHT IN LYISG.-We find the following in
a late number of the Grass Valley NationaI:
Mon FRUsTRATED.-A lot Of dastardly pups
wearing the uniform of Uncle Sam and Of course
disgracing the national blue recently threatened
to mob the Office of the Mariposa Free Press. The
fact became soon known the friends of the
publisher congregated in their strength in that
Office and (although it is almost unnecessary to
tell the balance of the story that printing Office
was not mobbcd.
Every statement made is false, and the editor
knows it. The soldiers in question had been
ordered from visala Tulare county, to Sacra-
mento, and at no time were they within forty
miles of Mariposa. The Mariposa sccesh were
badly scared but not much hurt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

The Marysvillc Express calls the Journal " an
insignificant Abol'it p sheet "--'' is seldom seen
outside of the county in which it is published,
etc. The Express is mistaken. We will further
state that the Express circulates in this county,
principally in the vicinity of . bit y whisky
mills and chapparal brush, and-in the by-ways
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

SUPPLEMExr.-Withth this issue Of the JOURNAL
We furnish our readers q supplementary ad-
dress delivered by the late Rev. I. Starr King,
entitled Peace and what it would cost US. =
Every voter should carefully peruse its contents.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

II there be a fiery depth to which no devil will
willingly descend, it should be the trAitQrs' re-
serve, the fearful abode OF ghosts damned far
beyond the economy of Gods common wrath
where the recollection Of mercy is forgotten,
and where the demon haunted shadows pen
ctrated only from the 9 horrible lighthouse oi
hell l"-AmerieGn Flag.
Street, of the Mnrysvillc Express, is ticketcd
for that sulpheric reniezvous.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

I TUE Sacramento Union, one OF the best news
papers in the United States has entered upon
its twenty-eighth volume. The onion, as it de-
serves, has an immense circulation
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

s. Dos'r FoRGEr-That SAN. BRANNAN, Union
nominee for State E.ector, and one of the most
earnest loyaiists OF California, will speak at
Weavcrville this Saturday evening
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

BAD PLACE TO LIvE.-The Pajaro Times, speak
ing of the depressed state of affairs at that place,
says &c We feel like tombstone, and our
devil looks like a ravished graveyard.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

The Journal says Deputy Sheriff Mccullough,
of Siskiyou, arrested a man named Gass, who it
is supposed was one of the late team robbers on
Scott mountain. lie answers the description
given by the men who were robbed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

HAVE You HEARD FROM MAINE This query
is respectfully addressed to Street, of the ELpress
The State of his birth, to which lie has proved
traitor, as well as to the Government, gives
nearly 20, 900 majority for Cony.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-24

AoMIrTED-H. J. Howe, Esq, of this place,
was admitted to practice in the Supreme Court
of this State on tue 9th iBst.--