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The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19
From Charlie stom.

BosToS. Feb. l3th.-The Hcrald's Folly
Island correspondence gays that the rebels
have tried several times lately to reinforce
the almost worn-out garrison in the ruins Of
Fort Sumter, but have failed. Most of the
men in Fort Sumter are negro slaves, and
that twenty or thirty are killed daily.
Night before last, it being somewhat hazy,
one Of the rebel rams, in company with a
cigar-shaped torpedo boat or internal ma
chine, left Mount Pleasant and proceeded
down the creek in the rear of Sullivan,s Island
for the purpose of going out to make an at
tempt to destroy the gunboats Housatone and
Nipse, which were doing guard duty that
night in Sauttee Channel, near Beach Inlet.
When the ram and internal machine had
got ready to make q dash out OF the MET
it was found that the machine was in . sink
ing condition, She was then turned back
into the inlet, were she now lies. She went
down, carrying ten Of her crew othe bottom
This put an end to the attempt to destroy
our vessels. This is the third Internal ma
chine the rebels have lost.
A few days since a guard Of ten rebel sol
diers, including sergeant, escaped to GU
lines. They say that starvation stares then
in the face in Charleston, that all civil law
are at an end, and that military rulers hay
full sway over the civil authority; that the
are becoming desperate, and that they wi
resort to every means in their power to fore
the blockade here. They report the cit
badly damaged from the effect of Gilmore
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19

Whatever may be thought of the reason,
there can be no doubt Of the fact, that Pub
lie Opinion drifts steadily and strongly in
luvsr j making speedy and thorough work
VITA Slavery. Nobody shr.nks OF winces now
when called an Apsiitionist; no one feels
that he need explain or APP logic for tine TACT
that the War for the Union is necessarily aa
anti-Siavcry War. The following extract
from the recent speech in the House OF Hon.
James A. Garfield of Ohio (late Chief Of
Staff to Gen. Rosecrans,) wildly and tcrsely
gives the nature and causes OF the great and
rapid change in public opinion. Hear him
Il remember to have said to friend when
l entered the army, You hate Slavery 80
do Il but hate Dsunon more. Let US
drop the Slavery question and fight 10 sustain
the Union. When the supremacy OF the Gov
eminent has been reestablshed, we will ats
tend to the other questie.
81 started cut wltil tina POSITION, taken in
GOOD faith, as did thousands Of others Of all
parties. But the army soon found that, do
what it would, the black phantom met it
everywhere, in the camp, in the bivquac, on
| the Dalllc-neiNs nuu az al piliSSs ~ wee g
ghost that would not be laid. Slavery was
both the strength and weakness nfthe enemy.
His strengthen it titled his fields aud led
his legions; his weakness-for in the hearts
of slaves dwelt dim prophecies that. their de-
liverance from bondage would be the outcome
{ of the war. 3 Boz g
''The negroes came from the cotton-felds,
they swan rivers they climbed mountains;
they came through jungles, in the darkness
and storms of the night, to tell us that the
enemy was coming here or coming there
They were our true friends in every case
. There has hardly been a battle, a m arch, or
! any important event Of the war, where the
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19

service shall receive like compensation, pend
ing the consideration of which the Senate adj
journed.
In the United States Senate on Monday,
Mr.. Sherman, of Ohio, presented several pc
titions praying for nm emancipation act
Mr., Foster, Of Connecticut, introduced bill
comforting the rank of Major of Infantry
upon Cbaplains in thearmy. The bill grant
inc a pension to John L. Burnsi for patriotic
services at Gettysburg, was passed. The
amendments of the House to the Enrolment
bill were taken up, and the Senate. refused to
recede from its provisions. The deficiency
bill was then considered. Az amendment
that after the close of the present fiscal year
the salaries of the assistant secretaries of the
Departments shall be $500 per anuum was
/ adopted, and the first and second assistant
acknowledgement were included in the pro-
visions of the amendment. The bill was
agreed to. Adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives the Com
mittee on Ways and Means reported bill
extending the time for the withdrawal OF
goods from the public warehouses. The
. Special Committee on the Pacific Railroad
reported bill granting public lands to the
Peoples Pacific Railroad and Telegraph Com
, pany by the northern route. MIR. Window
of Minnesota, introduced joint resolutions
, proposing amendments to the Constitution
with view of prohibiting slavery Throughout
the United States and territories, The Com
mittee on the Judiciary were instructed to in
i quira into the expediency Of establishing al
executive depot, to be called the Department
: of Revenue. A resolution amending The Con
: stitution so as to abolish slavery in the Uni
ted States where it now exists, and to pro
. hibit its existence in every part thereof, wa
. offered by Mr.. Arnold, Of Illinois, and wa
passed--yeas rs, nays 62. a bill for til
construction Of ship canal around Magyar
" Falls was reported. Also, a bill establishn
= uniform system Of bankruptcy. The Sen
y ate amendments to the Internal Revenue bi
: were considered without action, Mr.. Davi
= of Maryland, from, the Select Committee Q
1, Insar4ectioH@fy Saatcs, reported ajsils gvin
=. republican form qf government 70 ccrtai
States where the governments have been Owe
=: ~ thrown. By this bill all slaves within ii
territories are declared free, and any persc
~ hereafter in the rebel service, is declared N
=, ~ to be citizen of the United States, A
- jourped,
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A despatch from Chattanooga, dated 18th
inst, to the Cincinnati Gazette says;
''There was a great ARRAY in Johnton's
army on the 9th. The I'd Kentucky Regi-
mcnt refused, in a body, to be conscripted,
and were placed unde guard of the Sd Ala
bama. Cvl. Woodward, Ma n Lewes, aud
three captains, q Inc ii Kentucky, fired re-
yoivers nto the Alabama men, killing and
wounding iorty-two, Both regiments broke
in disorder.
Thirteen deserters arrived yesterday, in
Guiding Lieut.. Charles Allen, formerly Of
Stonewall Jackson's staff Ten hundred and
twenty-seyen deserters came into our lines
during January.
''Cheatham's Tennessee Division has gone
South to keep the men from DESERVING.
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19
THE LEGISLATURE.

1t is difficult to surmise what the intent
of the Legislature was during its late SEES
sion, but the closing scene or dying gasp
discloses itself to view. In almost one
single breath they pass bounty bill to en-
courage enlistments and then pass COM
mutation bin to discourage enlistments.-
Like another Judas they give us the kiss
of peace to-day and basely betray us to
morrow. The purpose of passing the
bounty bill was that their party ciiquel
might have theme by which they coult
Gsps some poor inebriate during the com
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19

CAIRO, Feb. l4-The Memphis papers of
the 18th contain no news.
The stamer Platte River has returned from
Sarlatia, Yazoo river, where she with other
transports and gunboats Of Generals Porter
and Sherman's expedition were attacked, on
the 5th, by force of 5000 Texan troops, who,
with artillery and musketry, fred into the
transports, wounding SIX soldiers. A fight
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-19

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. l5.-Ihave receiv
ed telegram, under date of February l4th
frow Gen. Wistar, which states that Col.
Streight, with one hundred and ten other
Union officers, escaped from prison at Rich
mond by digging tunnel.
Col. Streight, with seventeen others, have
come in. Col. Sire ght is safe. Signed,
BENZ F. BUTLER, Major Gen. Comdg,
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10. ASA.
General AgsnI a aEis Nniunl.T


We ssisit contributions and correspondence from
all quarters, and when worthy will be appropriately
published. Our friends must write briefly legibly,
and on enc side Fthe paper only. The real name
Of the anthor must accompany each communication
as guaranty Of good faith.
Agents. s
Tho relieving persons have been authorized to
act as advertising and subscription agents fer THE
UNION" al money collected by them will hs1nly
credited ON the books.
THOMAS TITUS, Wilmington, Bel
SAMUEL MCDOWELL, 6kristianu, Del
Col JOHN @. CLARK, JR, Red Lion, Del
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-19


A CTION BROUGHT IN THE DISTRICT Court
~ of the Ninth Judicial District of the State
of California, in and for the county of Trinity,
and the complaint filed in said county of Trinity,
in the Office of the Clerk of said District Court.
The r.op.e OF r. s.stt or IsHfor"f" send
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plain
tiff in the District Court of the Ninth Judicial
District of the State of California in and for the
county of Trinity, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, "a copy of which accompanies this
Summons within ten days, exclusive of the day
of service, after the service you of this Sum-
mons-if served within this county or if serv-
ed out of this county, but within this Judicial
District, within twenty days or if served out OF
said District, then within forty days-or judg-
ment by default will be taken against you accor-
ding to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain decree
divorcing the above named plaintiff from the
bonds of matrmony contracted with said defen-
dant, that she may be permitted to assume her
maiden name, and again to contract a marriage
if it should please said plaintiff to do, that
she have by said decree the right to hold to her
own any and all property, credits, debts and
demands made by her during said marriage with
defendant, and that she have such other and fur
Their relief in the premises as to this Hon. Court
may seem meet, just and proper, costs of suit
&C. And you are hereby notified that if you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint as above
required, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief in said complaint demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal of
the District Court of the Ninth Judicial
- District of the State of California; in
LIS, and for the county of Trinity. this 18th
49, day of January, in the year of our Lord
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty
four. VI. f. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
Rsy~ Published once week for three months
by order of the County Judge. 3.l3.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-19

MARY PRovosrs MAREIlGE.-Miss Mary Provost the ac-
compshed agedenne has arrived in this city after
professional in the Far West As supposed would
be the that romantic story which all
the from Iowa. of her having married young Phiadel
phan and retired from the ridiculous canard with
no foundation whatever.-.Neio Fork Express.
So the queeny Mary refuses to be done Brown,
does she, Mr.. Express? Well, now, the next
time you meet her tragic loneliness, you just tell
her that you have had positive information to
the contrary. The - canard y is all on the other
side. That George Washington Brown, Jr, of
Philadelphia wooed and won this maiden, we
have indubitable proof. George procured his
license at Judge Undermine office. That is a
matter of record. The marriage ceremony was
duly performed by the Rev. Mr. Truesdale, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of this city, at the
Burtis House, in the presence of trustworthy
witnesses, and George himself procured the in
sertion of the marriage in the city papers. The
books at the Burtis House show that on the
night of the wedding-da the happy pair
pied the same apartment, said apartment con-
tanning but one bed If, after all these pertinent
circumstances, the accomplished Mary Provost
and Brown, Jr., not married, then all we
have to say is-they ought to be- You can tell
Mary for us, Mr.. EIpress that she may think she
is not married, but then you can assure her,
upon the honor of gentleman, that she and
Brown are one,-Darenport Democrat, Jan. 28th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-19

REGIMENT OF WIVES WANTED.-The boys of
the Fifth Connecticut Regiment, stationed in
Tennessee, have forwarded the following inter
esting bulletin to the ladies in advance of their
return. 1t shows that the Connecticut boys are
wide awake and alive to the advantages of adj
vertising
ATTENTION, LADIES Now is your time to get
a husband In short time from now the old
Fifth Connecticut Regiment will return to the
State on a thirty days furlough they have en-
listed in the Veteran Corps in body. The most
of the boys have made up their minds to get
married before they leave again for the seat of
war. Every one of them has 5000 in greenbacks
in his pocket, and gets a new gum blanket, SO
that he is able to get up comfortable home for
his love. The State of Connecticut provides Sc
per month for a wife, and IS for wife and one
child. This is a rare chance for patriotic young
ladies TO unite themselves to the defenders of
our glorious Union. None with Copperhcad sem
timents need apply.
Trrrp EIrT
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-19

A SoN OF JEFF. DAVIS THE FEDERAL SER
VICE THE London Star of the 18th of January
says: A letter from a gentleman occupying a
high position in the United States contains the
following curious story "This reminds me,
saws the writer, that jeff Davis son, by his
slave girl Catharine was in the Federal service
on board of one of our gunboats in the MissIs-
sippi for several months-a likely mulatto.-
Among the letters of jeff, taken at his house BY
our Illinois troops, there was batch Of quar-
relsome epistles between jeff. and Mrs. Davis,
touching the old flame Catharne- Mrs Davis
upbraided her husband bitterly. 1 have this
story from one of the highest officers in the
squadron, who had the negro Jeff. on board his
gunboat, and who himself read the letters and
suppressed them"