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Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

In the Ninth District Court Of the State Of Cal!t0r-
MIA, in and for Trinity county,
VIvHEREAS. BY A DECREE MADE IN THE
w above entitled action on the 21th day OF
February, A. D., 1864 in the District court
aforesaid in favor of John Arm and against Wm.
A Nunpallv ct al. for the of thirty-three
bnndred and seventv-one 66-l 90 dollars, with in
terest thereon at the rate of two per cent. per
month from the date of this decree, together
with costs taxed in the sum OF $50 81, and the
costs and expenses of sale, it is decreed that l
sell the following property, to wit 8;
All the undivided thirteen slxteen'ns l'-loths,,
of the water-race, fumes, reservoirs ana aPpur-
tenances. and privileges thereof, known as the
Pnsb creek ditch. constructed by Fehley 4 Co.
The said race is situate lying and being in the
county of Trinity and State of California, and
leads The waters of Rush creek to the bars and
culcbes around Quine Ross store, and on lrln-
jtv river together with all and singular the ten
ements hereditaments and appurtenances there
unto belonging or in any wise appurtaIning:
Also. one ranch honseS, orchard, and all oth-
or improvements thereon situated in the county
and State aforesaid and described as follows -
Said ranch contains one hundred and sixty acres
of land. commencing at point on Irulty river
adjoining the ground of john Luttrnan, running
from th.rcc up Trinity river one-half mile 10
stake from thence in northerly direction one
half mile TO an oak tree, from thence III i" ~es'-
crlv direction one-half mile to a stake ana from
thence in A southerly direction one half mile to
the place of beginning, together with all and SIN
guar the tcnements, hereditaments and appurte-
nances thereunto belonging or in any wise ap-
purtaining.
Notice is hereby given that OH
Saturday, March Goth
\. d.. 1861, between the hours of 10 o clock, Il,
m and clock, p. M, at the door of the Court
House, in the town of Weaverville, will sell the
above described property to the highest bidder
for cash.-Weavervlle. March 4, 1864.
"a JOHN p. JONES, Sheriff.
BY II. \. JONES, Deputy Sheriff. SITS.
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MYSTERIOUS MuRDER.-A few days ago Mrs.
Smith, a woman of bad reputo, was found mur-
dered in her room in San Francisco. She is the
third of that character who have met death in
the same manner, in lnat city, within few
years, The victim mangled in horrible
manner, but her valuable jewelry and money
were undisturbed. 1t is mysterious affair to
occur within fifty feet of where dozen persons
were living.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

HEALTH, TINE AND MONEY are economical by
the use Of Grover Baker Sewing Machine.
They are unlimited in their capacity, and unex-
celled in their excellence. The merit of En-
broidering-which these machines alone possess
and which style of trimming is now so popular
renders them par excellence the most desirable OF
auv in
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

!" RED BLUFF MESSENGER. .''-Elsewhere in this
paper W. L. Carter, Esq, late of the National,
announces his intention to commence the publi-
cation of the above paper sometime dnrng the
present month. Carter is sanguine that the un-
dertaking will be profitable one, but we are
skeptieal. Says he likes ticket for Presi-
dent and Vice President, and we shall expect to
see the masthead of the first number of the
Messenger adorned with the names of " Abe and
ANDY"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

Coop FOR SHAsTA.-Last week the ladies of
Shasta gave ball for the benefit of the Sanitary
Fund. the receipts of which amounted to $3.50 so.
To show how well the ladies managed the affair,
it should be stated that the total expenses were
only $44 ss, leaving 1898 62.
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l3i
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out of Justice T. Z. Jones court, of Wea-
verville township. county of Trinity, to me d-
rected in favor of P. \. Doris, and against
George Delavan, for the sum of S2l5 16-lG0
Judgment $50 costs of suit and accruing costs
/ have seized and will expose for sale at public
anctinn at 10 {. clock a ID ON
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

Making one hundred shares in ALL said stock to
be sold without the right of redemption.
Also by virtue of a decree in favor of George
Griffin VS. Vim. 5. Lowden, on a mechanic Iein.
and assigned to d. NJ Kellogg, | am further di-
reced to sell the bridge herein before described
together with a convenient space at each end
thereof for the use of the same, to satisfy the
said judgment of Geo. Griffin in this court en-
tered and filed on the 26th day of February 1864
for the sum of seven hundred and seventy-seven
64-l00 dollars, and costs taxed at SS3 81. as al
so whatever may then be due upon the Judgment
and decree of foreclosure of mortgage aforesaid.
to be paid in gold and silver coin of the United
States. Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, MaI.ch Goth.
A. d.. 1864, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a.
m and clock, p. m, at the Court House door
IN the town of Weavcrvile, will sell the above
described property, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy said judgments
as herein before set forth.-Weavervile March
l, 1864. JOHN p. JONES sheriff
BY II. \. JONES, Deputy Sheriff SITS
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is recommended that delegate be elected unless he
legal resident of the county whence he is chosen and that
proxies be given by delegates except citizens
county which they shall be elected to represent
NATH. HOLLAND
Chairman Union State Central Committee.
JAMES 7. HoYT Secretary
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

MA, in and for Trinity county,
WHEREAS, BY AN ORDER OF SALE made
w in the above entitled action the 24th dav
of February, A. D., 1864 in the District Court
aforesaid, in favor of Wm Todd and against F.
Noseret, for the of FIVE hundred and sixty
nine 75-l00 dollars, with interest thereon at the
rate of y per cent. per month from the date OF
this order of sale, together with costs taxed in
the sum Of S57 G5-l00, and the costs and expen-
ses of sale, | am commanded to sell
All that certain piece of land lying and being
situate IN Faggtown, near the town of Weaver
vile, in the county of Trinity and State of Cali
tornia. and bounded as follows commencing ct
the corner of Comstock & Martins storehouse,
fronting on the main road. and running thence
IN westerly direction ninety-two feet and two
inches to the corner of Bontecou's lot, thence
southerly one hundred and eighty-two feet and
SIX inches, thence easterly nnety-two feet and
two inches, thence northerly one hundred and
eightytwo feet and six inches to the place of be-
ginning. Also, two dwelling houses situate on
the above described lot. all of which is known as
Frank Noseret houses and lots, together with
all and singular the tenements, hereditaments
and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appurtainng.
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, March Goth.
A. d., 1864, between the hours of 10 o'clock, o
m. and o'clock p. m, at the door of the Court
House, in the town of Weaverville, will sell
the above described property to the highest bid.
der, for cash.-Weaverville March 4, 1864
JOHN P. JONES, Sheriff
BY II. A. JONES, Deputy Sheriff. sts
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The income of Sandy Bowers, of Washoe, is
estimated at $7O,o month, or nearly mil
lion year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
II VII
Saturday, March Goth.
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of Justice John Burns court, in and for
Weaverville township, county of Trinity and
State of California, dated February goth 1864
and to me directed, in favor of jackson L. Fergu-
son and against Henry Neesay for the sum of
seventy 9j-lOo dollars, Judgment, and S24 costs,
and all costs that may'accrue, have levied mp
on and will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, for cash.
Monday, March 2Sth.
\. D., 1864, at o'clock, p. m at the Court
House door in the the town of Weaverville, coun-
ty OF Trinity, State of California all the right,
title and interest of Henry Neesay in aud TO the
following described property, to wit
A certain piece or parcel Of land situated on
the south side of Trinity river, oppssite Arkan-
sas bar, being the property now occupied by said
Henry Neesay, and known as Neesay's ranch
Also, that piece or parcel of land on the south
side of said Trinity river near Soldiers creek,
and now cultivated by said Neesay as a vine
yard, together with all and singular the tene-
ments, hereditaments and appurtenances there
unto belonging or in any wise appurtaning.
ALBERT BOWLER,
Constable in and for said township.
Weaverville March 2, 1864. s.ts,
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3irths

At Douglas City, March Sd, the wife of Joseph
Spence. of son.
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UNION STATE CONVENTION.

All Union citizens who sustain the National
an Its efforts to the rebellion and who are in favor
M vigorous prosecution of the final ana
ng voted for T. T. Low the Gubernatora election
are requested to elect delegates in the several counties to
UNION STATE CONVENTION to be held at Sacramento on
Thursday, the 24th day of March,
A. D. 1854 at o'clock, p for the of appointing
State delegates the Convention to
candidates for President Vice President Of the United
States to be supported at the ensuing Presidential election
and for the purpose ransacng such other business shall
properly before it, such county delegates to be elected
IN accordance o the following appOrtonment:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

IN. Kellogg VS. VIM. S. LoS*den, ct. al
In the Ninth District Court Of the state Of Cdtv0'
nia. in and for Trinity county.
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Notice is hereby given that OH
S1tuI.d1N. March 2Othy
SHERIFF'S SALE.


In tie Ninth District Court Of the Sfate Of CdiDor-
MA, in and for TRINITY county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

All Union citizens who sustain the National Administration
in its efforts to suppress the rebellion and who in favor
OF vigorous prosecution # the to final and hav
ing voted for f. Low the ubernatora election.
requested to elect delegates in the several precincts of this
county 70 Union County Convention be held Weaver
vile
Monday, March 14fh, 1864,
t ii O'clock for the purpose of selecting delegates TO
the Union State Convention. The committee would
mend Saturday March 18th the day for holding primary
meengse delegates to be elected in accordance with the
following apportionment:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
Saturday., March Goth.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Wm Todd vs f. Nn<eref

In tie Ninth District Court Of the State Of Ca1for-
MA, in and for Trinity county,
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ale,r Adrertisenltnts.
SHERIFFS SALE.

John Arm VS. VIM. A. NunnaIly, et' ai'
In The Ninth District Court Of the State Of Cdltor-
nia in and for Trinity county,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
The Green River Nail.

The amount Of mail matter taken from
The mail when the guerrillas boarded the
r. X. Dunkerson at Rays Landing,
Green river, would measure about peck
All the letters were broken open, Except
those mentioned below, robbed Of the
money they contained, and destroyed or
carried oil, except about tveAly, which,
after being broken open were left, and
were brought down here by the Mail
Agent, Mr. r. Powell. All that he brought
here have been mailed TO their proper
address, mailed 10 their writeFs elsewhere,
or delivered 20 their writers here, except
tso. One OF these was written here, BY
" Julia, and addressed to Belle. >
Place OF residence not given The other
has no signatare, aud Is addressed---
Dear Sisters, Brother, Nephew, Nieces,
aud Friends There is also an empty
envelope addressed to Messrs. Beaaeley
4 Neale. Clarks Ferry Ky The own
ers can get these by calling at the Post.
Office.
The mail for Ashbyshurgh was locked
up in pouch ready for delivery, but was
not robbed by the guerrillas. The Agent
afterwards delivered it at Ashbysburgh.
All the newspapers in the riasd mail
were carried of by the thieves mo
The Agent was robbed Of all the money
he had, and was compelled TO give np
bis mailksy, which was used 10 unlock
the mailbag and then reiurned TO him.
The locks and mailbaga and key were
all saved About $3.50 ia money was
stolen from the mail. as near "a the Agent
could ascertain
Persons writing letters to go up Green
River, or any place else where there are
armed rebels IN force, had better net pul
any money or anything else Of value in
their letter., but procure checks, drafts,
or orders, IL remiltanees must be made
Money should never be sent in the MAJ
to any point where checks or drafts caI
be procured TO send, and especially. intt
parts under insurreetionary control
The mail for the Green River countr,
will be sent ria Greensboro when il Is uts
safe 10 send il up Green River
PosrNAsTEe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
n CARD.

The Masonic Hall was POSI-
lively and without reservation
engaged to us for April 2Sth and
29th, provided we would wait till
that time. We are now told that IL
was PREVIOUSLY engaged to the
Managers Of the Theatre for Is
long a time as they might desire 1t,
IL 1t was tor six months.
With something Of sacrifice we
renow compelled to make q change
in time and place.
We have now engaged the Mo-
Fart Hall, and propose to commence
our festival Wednesday night, May
the Sd.
LADIES OF LOCUST ST.
N. z. CHURCH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

CAiRo. April 2L-whiIe on seoun,
GU HE 18th, James a A. Esiag, con :
manding post at Charleston, Missouri,
overlook and killed four guerrillas, nam
ed james Briar. Hartman Kirkpatrick,
Press Moore aud Philip Davis, the latter
the leader of notorious gang of thieves
who have been harassing the community
for more than year past; the others
were members of his gang
Captain Ewing sustained no loss On
the morning of the goth be sent out
Lieutenant Calvert with twenty men.
He came upon eleven guerrillas in one
squad; brisk skirmish took place, and
the rebels lost eight men, their horses
and equipments were captured
Among the killed were John Gravel,
Thomas NJ Gravel, and 3 man named
Taylor, from Arkansas. This makes
twelve of these gentry from whom the
citizens OF Missouri have been relieved
within the last few days
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

Nav Yonx April p The Register Of
the rebel Treasury reports the amount Of
nouintere<i bearing notes, since the
formation Of tbs Government At nine
hundred and seventy.eigh, millions tao
hundred aud seventy seven thousand
eight hundred and sixly-three dollars.
($a1s y ,s63, and the whole amount
now outstanding At seven hundred and
ninety six millions two hundred and ST.
ty-fouF thousand fonF hundred and three
dollars.
Mexican adsiees report the flight Of
yidauris from Monterey which has been
occupied b. Juarezs forces
A Havana letter states a vessel OF
Remediso, Supposed to be the Florida,
was a SLAYER. Three loads bad been
landed within a month
A ksy West letter says, on the con
trary, the vessel was. the British ganboat
Cozgris,, loo king for slasers. She has
boarded several vessels 10 the channel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
General orders.

General orders.
CaH for 2o,OOO Volunteers for 100 days
STATE or IxntAxA.
AdjutaRt Generals Office, )
Indianapolis, April 2Sd, 1854
A call having been iFsued By the Gov
ernor in pursuance Of authority from the
President for Twenty Thousand men
from this State, TO serve one hundred
days, the following instructions are an
nounced for the information of the pub
lie:
The forces thus called for viii be ae-
cepted as volunteers for the United
States service and viii be armed. cloth
ed, sahsted aud paid as such by the
United States They viii be organized
into Companies and Regiments in the
manner provided for other volunteer
forces.
To the Farmers, Mechanics, Nanufac.
tnrers, Merchants, Doctors, Lawyers and
Ministers, throughout the State. this ap-
neal is directed and their aid invoked.
Let every man who can possibly be
spared from his ordinary pursuits in life,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

give this zone hundred days to the
cause ofhis Government in this, It's boar
of trial. Every man should engage in
recruiting. Il Is 81 the highest import
ance that these troops be raised and or
ganized in the shortest possible period
Of time 8A 8a
The leading men, Of all classes, IN
every eOauty and township throughout
the State are urgently requested to lend
their personal aid in raising the men
called for,
Let meetings be every where called and
every appliance be used to get the sub
jet before the people, so that they may
act promptly and intelligently
Persons desiring 10 enter this service
zill form themselves into companies and
elect Captain, one First Lieutenant,
and one SECOND Lieutenant EveFy com
pany must consist Of not less than s.
nor more than IS enlisted men, all Of
whom will be required to come mp TO the
standard as to age, size and physical
ability TO pass inspection and muster
No boys under Is years 81 age will le
accepted
Persons who have been discharged
from service on account Of disability sill
not be accepted =
Officers raising companies viii guard
against eniisting such persons, and sill
be charged with the transportation aad
expense Of all such whom they allow 10
accompany fhers 70 the rendezvous
Companies Of the Indiana Legion de-
string 70 volunteer nader this call will
hasten 10 Gil up to the required standard,
aud report By mail or telegraph to this
Office They vii be accepted aud their
organizations preserved II desired
Amy regimental organization OF the
Legion will ike Sise l5e accepted uPoa re-
cruiiing up to The standard OF Volunteer
Regiments, and is organization be pre-
served
As soon as companies are enlisted aud
formed The officers, zill forward Company
rolls to this Office naming = day when
they viii be ready 70 march 10 the ?, n
dezvous. and wait for marching orders
and transportation
Transportation viii De provided for in
all cases b. these headquarters, aud
compsny officers notified.
Camps Of Rendezvous will be estah,
lished aud announced la due ume
/ When companies shall have been or
I g@nized some future day should be liked
for assembling and reporting to The camp
OF rendezvous Ia the meantime tae
men should arrange their private Affairs
for their absence from home, "a fur
loughs wlll noa be allowed
A fair division Of tbs call will require
two regin.efts Of nine hundred and Tea
men each TO Be raised in each Congress
ional District To make it pleasant e
! those c0Eeerned Il viii be the ain te
combine Ia regiment the drst ten com
pAnies raised ia any district.
by order Of the Governor
Lac NosLE.
Adj. Gen. Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

Fir MasEoE, A pril "a, (gia baltimore,
2jth IAN officer who has jast arrived
from Roanoke Island makvs the follow
ing report:
Gen. Vessel surrendered Plymoatb,
Wednesday. April 20th, after four daj $
fighting. Our loss was $50 killed and
Zoo prisonera The rebel loss s'As :
600 killed.
The above would have been received
last night. bat the G0veFnmeat has pro-
hibited the Transmission u dispatches
10 The Press from Ii. Monroe
BaLTIsoaT, April 2i-There are re-
ports here, said TO have been brought by
a colored satleF. that the colored troops
at Plymouth, afief the sarfendef. were
murdered b the ssbeI.. The gumos Is
probably untrue. fFf Efs7s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

WAsHISaros, April 25.--Gsn. Barn
side has published 4 circular. dated
Headquarters. Ninth Army Corps, An
napolis, saying that this army being on
the eve Of a movement, no spplieaiions
for furioughs viii be granted
IL i stated that Barnside has applied
for more time 10 get Massachusetts men
Another report states that these troops
move to-day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
THE VERY LATEST
TELE r. a Fl.
CONGRESSIONAL.
IITEuIlh oangre.s--.TIr.t session.
WAsHlxeroy. April p

WAsHiSGT0S. April -.
HousE-On motion Of Hubbard the
Committee on Indian Affairs were in
strueted to inquire into the truth OF the
statement that The Winnebago Indians
we're in q starving condition. and report
what legislation, II any, Is necessary TO
relieve their present des,ituiion and de-
plorable condition.
Morrill, said he proposed to modify the
Joint resolution he introduced last Mon
day. to increase the tariff, and asked
that the subject be considered this even
ing. This was agreed 70.
The arrangement is that the resolution
may, for some time, be discussed in FIVE
minute speeches.
Fenton offered resolution, which vas
adopted, inssrueting the Committee on
Military Affairs 10 report ball, giving q
bounty Of 500 10 any non-e0mmissioned
officer, private, musician, or arlifcer,
who shall have been honorably discharg-
ed, in consequence Of wounds or Injuries
received IN the service in bis iine Of duty,
and pgorala share Of said bOuntY Of
500 20 any volunteer for . proportion
Asc toEE VI etff&tcie rAgt1AAHS AAEth
months, as How provides BY law for
those serving Two years
,SOTE-This Resolutions Is preceded BY
8 prsambIe having reference 10 two
years volunteers the proposition bsing
deslguad'sa meet this case.
Garfield, Of Ohio, introduced q bill
providing for the more speedy punish
Iaeni Of gusrrillas IL antlsorizes com
nisnding Generals ia the field TO carry
iHto execution sentences against gueF-
rillas and persons guilty Of robbery, ar
son, burglary, rape, or violation Of the
laws aud customs Of war, spies and muir
deFcEs.
The btu was referred 10 The COMMITTEES
on Military Affairs.
The house went into COMMITTEES GU
the National Tax Bill an amendment
was adopted taxing all sales Of gold aud
silver, bullion, sterling exchange, taouey
stocks. lands, Re, 10 Of one per cent
on the amouut OF such sAies and con.
tracts for such sales
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
CITY NEWS.

Bay-we had the pleasure Of meeting
Col. Morgan, Of the 18th veterans, last
night Though small Of stature, he pos.
sesses big heart, big soul, and noble
courage HE achievements ia the
field, as well as those Of the 18th, are
matters Of history, and reflect upon him
and il the highest credit About $50 Of
the Veterans haye arrived home.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

I WILL SELL AT PCBLIc AUCTION ON
Il Saturday. Mar :. tSss4 AZ ths Court Hunsa Al
twO o'eleek p n. ths aokiowiRg loss Ia tie Eass.
err EalArxemenr Lot :, block IE; lots sa4 Il
btcck - lot -, bIack IS lot IS blsek al. Ia
II, block ~; loE II. block 81 iot !. bioch a.
SALE PosITISk- Titls perfect.
TERNS-oas-hAn cash. bAiaace il All aaa
twelve moafhs. With interest. SECURED b. mort
gaze. Apply 70 THOe- a. GAKYIx
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

Boz Keep it before the people that the
sale OF lots and houses aud lots at the
Court House next Saturday at . O'Clock
BY A!vah johnson, Esq, (reAl estAie
agent is a-going 10 be the best chance
TO obtain houses aud lots that bas been
offered for long time. Go and look at
the lots advertised and be prepared to
hlar
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The heavy
rain Of las. night rctaris military opera
tons
The Nary Department Is trying to re-
cover the ground lest at Plymouth. The
rebel ram will be attended to
A rebel spy ia Baltimore has been
seulsneed 10 be hung. :
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