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Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

LET THEN ALoXE-The Nerada Gazette says
Some over-zeaouS Union man attempted to blow
up a Coppcrhead meeting at Yreka on Saturday
night last, by exploding a quicksilver tank,
charged with gunpowder. The pieces flew in
eyery direction, but fortunately hurt no one
The perpetrator of this act we hope will be
severely punished. There arc times when it is
proper to shell Constitutional D.mocr ITS, but it
is not justifiable when they are peaceaby en-
gagged in making - fools Of themselves.
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SODA WATER MATERlAL-Corks, Acids,
Essential Oils, Whiting, Marble dust, Soda Twne
Everything in that line for sale by
r. II. MCDONALD co.
ASSAYERS' MATERIAL.-Crucble Retorts,
Acids and general supply of all articles in this
line. X IL. MCDONALD L CO.
ECLECTIC MEDICINES.-We are constantly
receiving, per Express, additional supplies from
the manufactures. r. II. MCDONALD co,
TILDEN'S SUGAR-COATED PILLS, of near,
ly all the Concentrated Medicines, put up in bot.
ties. For sale by r. Ii. MCDONALD CO.
PERI UMERY.-We are constantly receiving
articles in this line, direct from Foreign and
American manufactures. Il. II. McD 4 CO.
PAINTS, OILS AND VARNlSHES Brushes,
Feather busters, Zinc White, Fire-Proof Paint,
Lnseed OIL boiled and raw For sale by
r. II. MCDONALD CO.
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COAL AND KEROSENE OILS.

Burning Fluid, Lamp Oil, Neatsioot and Lard
Oil, Camphene, &c. Knowing the difficulty in
procuring good article, so necessary for bril-
liant light, we have taken extra pains to import
them of the best quality, and can supply our Gus,
toners with superior article.
r. II. MCDONALD CO., Sacramento,
r. II. MCDONALD Co, New York
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WEEKLY, TRINITY JOURNAL.
Court Terms In Trinity.

Dtssrfef Cosrs-Hon. Ephrairn Carter Judge; A.
Loomis clerk. Second Moadpy in April August and De-
cember.
<o~nsv Cesrf-IIon John Murphy Judge A. J. Loo
mis- clerk First Monday January March May July Sep
temlcr and November.
Probate (ourt.-rIon John Murphy Judge: A. J. Loo
mis-, clerk Fourth Monday in each month.
Board Of Snrsrrfsors.-Henry Martin chairman
VIM A. Qune and "A. PRICE, First Monday Februa-
Sy May, August and November.
Ut No attention will be paid communications sent jr
publication in the JocRS4L unless they accompanied by
The real name of the author This merely required guard
as against imposition
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CorrEaHEAD NoxnArroxs.-The following are

CorPERHEAD NoxrxArroxs.-The following are
reported as the nominations made by tbs Cop
perhead State Convention at San Francisco -
Electors at large, II. P. Barber, of Tuolumne,
ana 'ohn T. Doyle of San Francisco First Di:-
trict, b. r. White; Second District. Jos. Ham
iiton Third District, Colonel E. J. Lewis. The
following nominations for Congress were made !:
siisi Distr.cf: John G. Downey Second Dis
san Temple,
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DENTAL IMPORTING HOUSE
R. H. Mcdonald & Co., Sacramento.
Il. III. Mcdonald y Co., .Ns.c York.

R. Il. Mcdonald & Co., Sacramento.
Il. III. .ueDonaId S Co., .Nfsc York.
WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE
GSss>s.,a1--a the attention of the DENTAL PRO
FESSI0N to our large and complete assortment
of Dental Goods, the following comprising part
only:
Plain and Pivot Teeth.
Gum Teeth, large assortment.
Teeth for Vulcanite work, gum and plain,
Jones & White 5 Gold Foil,
Abby 4 Som 5 Gold Foil.
Watt Crystal Foil and Sponge Gold
Tin Foil and Platina Plate,
Gold Plate and Solder,
Dental Chairs and Head Rests
ForcepS, great variety,
Files, all kinds and sizes,
Ivory Handled Pluggers and Scalers,
Steel and Wire Handled Pluggers and Scalcrs,
Excayators, Burrs and Drills,
Screws, Punches, Hooks.
Brushes and Carundum Wheels
Grind Stones and Polish Powder.
Lathcs, Mouth Mirrors, in variety.
DENTAL CASES.-Chevalicr' best, contain
ing large number of Instruments Mouth Mir
rors, &c. Mahogany cases, brass bound, COM
plctc, from S75 to SITS.
anatomical I'repnraffons.
Consisting of upper and lower Maxillaries, cary
ed, exhibiting Nerves on one side and Artery and
Vein the other Head, with carved jaw, e1-
posing fangs of Teeth, 81 in number. Nulcaniz-
ers, Nulcanite Teeth, Rubber and everything for
doing Nulc;tnite work in the Latest and most ap-
proved styles. Goods packed with care and for
warded, by express or otherwise, to all parts of
this coast. r. ii. MCDONALD & CO.
TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, ETC.-Gum Stock
ings, Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Supporters,
Suspcnsory Bandages, Silk Elastic Bandnges for
Ladies. y very large assortment of articles in
this line, for sale by
r. II. MCDONALD Il CO, Sacramento.
GnR H. M,pJNALD CO, New York
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ATEN MEDIC ES.

We are Agents for the following known Medi-
cines and offer them at reduced prices Sands
and Ayers SArsaparilla, Myers sarsaparilla and
Yellow Dock, Jaynes Expectorant. AIterat;v.
Sanative Pills, Ague Pills and Hair Tonic. Ayers
Pectoral and Ague Cure, Wistar's Balsam Wild
Cherry, Ayers, Moffats and Cheeseman's Pills
Tilden's Fluid Extracts, Sugar-Coated Pills,
Pearls of Ether and Chloroform, Moffat's Phnnix
Bitters.
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INDIAN RESERVATION NOTICE. 7
FoRr CASTOR, CALIFORNIA.

FoRr CASTOR CALIFORNIA.
August 2l, 1864.
DY VIRTUE OF POWER VESTED IN ME
d by an Act of Congress, approved April 9Th,
loo4, and acting under instructions from the In
terror Department, d tied at Washington City, D.
c., April 25th, 1864, con .ernng the location of
tour tracts of land for Indian reservations in
the State of California, do hereby procl lin and
make known to all concerned, that have this
dav located an Indian Reservation, to be known
aud called By the nIme and title of the
IIoopa Valley Reservation,
said Reservation being situated the Trinity
river in Klamath county, California; to be des-
cribed by such metes and bounds rs may hereaf-
ter be established by order of the Interior De-
partmrnt, subject to the approval of the Presi-
dent of the United States
Settlers in Hoopa Valley are hereby notified
not to make any further improvements upon their
places, rs they will be appraised and purchased
rs soon as the Interior Department may direct.
AUSTIN WILEY.
Superintendent cf Indian Aft ,rs
34.4w. for the State of California.
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ATLANTA Is TAKEN.-The San Francisco Call
thus discourseth over the glorious news:

Atlanta is ours-let not the rebels rejoice =
Fort Morgan has fillen-let not the Copperheads
triumph Farragut has heeced the Confederary
of its ram, Tennesses, and penned up three John
Bull blockade runners, occupied Fort Morgan
and added another page to history and the list
OF rebel prisoners. Tell it not in Mobile, pub
ash it not in the streets Of Richmond, lest the
chiralry pay fifty dollars in Southern shinplaS-
tiers for drink of dreadful whisky, lest the
daughters of the sacred soil " rattle tic;r
necklaces Of Yankee bones. The key of the
Confederacy" is in the hands of Sherman, and
with it he will turn back the bolt of the rebel
lock and swing open the gates of Dixie. Oh,
there is wailing and gnashing of hominy in the
backwoods of Georgia, there is extra chewing of
the weed in "Ole Virginia" " tobacco g amber
flows down the corners of Hoods mouth, and
diseased tear trembles in the blind eye of jeff.
Davis. A wall goes up from the Mcclellan SYM
pathizers with the rebels, for they fear that
peace, but not the or kind they prate about,
will come despite them, and spoil their Presden-
tiai programme. How at heart they lament the
success of our arms, how the triumphs of our
brave troops spoil their appetites for dinner.
But it cannot be helped. The great g unterri-
fed are respondent, for the news is favorable
to the Union. There's weeping and wailing in
the camps of Vallandigham and Wood, and
lamentation in Mozart Hail., for the citadel of
Dixie is taken, the Copperhead hopes of triumph
for the rebels blasted Atlanta is taken.
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BREWERS STOCK.

Fresh Hops, Irish Moss burgundy Pitch, Kes
Corks etc. Everything in this line of the bes
quality and for sale on reasonable terms.
rrs.. 20 bales HOPS just received by Express
Il. II. MCDONALD L co.
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j. Stratnlan,
ls.tf. NEWS AGENT, San Francisco.
$50 AGENTS ,JANTED. $50

IBERAL INDUCEMENTS TO CANyASSERS
| for the sale of the celebrated
Cottage S12 stUf"s .Haeh'"e!
nsa-I wish to engage an active Agent in every
county in the United States and Canada, to trav-
ell and introduce my NEW and CHEAP FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This Machine possesses
more than ordinary merit, is just patented with
valuable improvements, and acknowledged to be
unsurpassed for general utility A limited num-
Der of responsible Agents are wanted to solicit
orders to whom a salary of from
$50 $50 Month, and Expenses,
will be paid. For conditions and fail PARTICULARS
address, with stamp for return portage,
L. MALCOLM,
4svs.td. Box 27ss, Boston, Mass.
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FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

EevfcwS and BlckWOOI ]" VI
o. SUBSCRIPTIONS received for the San Francisco dai-
lies. at Publishers prices. .
Ncwsppcr Magazine Review. not mentioned In the
above list will be fui-iel order Orders for Books Mn
Fancy Articles &C. filled promptly at the lowest market
rates. Subscriptions payable invariably in advance
Addracc
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UNION BADGES AND PINS!
IN GREAT VARIETY.
J. STRATMAN,

Mior First California Artillery.
Empire News DEPOT northeast corner of Wash
ington and Sansome San Francisco.
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AMERICAN FLAGS F!

Bunting Flags!
)f ALL SIZES. from 90 cents to 81 per foot
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-16
THE CONCERT AT HAYSVILLE
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE

We observed in the Ashland Times Of week
before last a statement in regard to the Con.
cert mentioned in the heading Of this article
From reliable information, we state briefly,
the following facts
The programme was one of the best ever
presented to the people of this County, and
was admirably carried out by the actors. The
reflections upon Professor Defendorf were
wrong and uneailed for, and his action in the
premises were so correct, as connected with
his duties to his School and Scholars, a. to re.
qrire no public explanation.
A anmbcrcof Per-ops, whpse- names are not
mentioned in the Times article, were more
active, energetic, and did more for the success
of the entertainment and its object, than those
who are mentioned. We would give names,
but. by request, do not.
Those who took part in the performances
were mainly Instrumental in getting up this
plan, by which SO much money was raised for
the benefit OF soldiers and their families, and
among them we specially mention PRoF.
WHITE: who, without pay or reward contrib
uted his time and labor to the Entertainment
These are briefly the facts, as ali the citizens
of Hayesville and vicinity will testify.
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Dr. 0. 0. Thwing,
URoSeopic PHYSICIAN,

a[Er
Whose unprecedented success inths treat ment Of q
diseases of the Throat, Chest, Liver, gtamssh
Urinery Organs. Nervou and Sexnal System, ha
em Ohio, will continue t. visit, for gratpiteps cen
situations I: ~.
ASHLAND, Miller House, each month, 10.
LQUpONYlLLE, Browne Exchange each
month, 8.
DR.. THEISa has heretsfsre devoted two days
each month to each Of his STATIONS, but ns he pra
poses to visit The cities of Erie, Buffalo, Rochest .r
sc, &C., hereafter in connection with his other
appointments, it Nill be impossible far HIN to re
main more than ONE DAY in each month at his
smaller ~stsiions. Patients. therefore, .gho can
should call EARLY, and thus aYoid the risk of wait
ing sometimes for their. turn, and ut. the same
time afford those who come from o distanee a bet
ter chance of being attended to. No charge for
consultation or advice, Charges for medicines
in consequence OF his great practice. frequentIy
o gnonth. -
freeent-r 16. vlepasf
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PULPIT

We are neither q prophet nor the SON of q
prophet, but it requires neither to foresee the
decline of religion in the United States. If
ever religion was anywhere being brought in
to thorough contempt, it is here. The minis
tcrs the mselyas are the, ones who have brought
lit into contempt. They, f~orgetfdl of their
calling, have desecratcd their pulpits and
turned Their places of worship into houses
where revilings and hatred are taught instead
of the saving ruths of Christianity. A large
proportion of them have degenerated into mere
politicians or the to.ls of politicians, and SUM-
day, Gods day, which should be a day Of
prayer is Sunday no longer. People 20 to
church to hear. not the doctrine Of peace and
good will to men preached, but to listen to the
dark inspirations Of the do7il and learn how
to hate each other more and more. Instead
of forgiveness, men are taught to seek ven
geance and blood. Such was not the doctrines
tahght by the meek and lowly regenerator of
fallen humanity. Such should not be the doc
tsine of those who revere his livery and pre-
tend to be his disciples. The minister who
can stand in his pulpit and give vent to feel
ings of enmity, would, if he lived in those
tines, be one of the fabbis who cruciied the
Rcdeemer. Men of stnse have long since be-
come disguised with all this, and many have
preferred to remain away from church alto
gether rather than go to see religion turned
into a mockery, The minds of the young are
being weaned away, and unless a change oc-
ours there will be but little need of churhes by
and Ey. Religion is the minister's sphere and
he has no more justification for datbling in
politics, as a minister, than he has to NEEDLE
in Tie private affairs of his cong egation. The
pulpit is the place for Gods gospel, not for
political harangues. Then the young oaght
to be taught to walk in the ways of virtue and
initiate the. example of the holy men who
have left earth and gone to Heaven. But
there is too little religion and. too much poll
tics taught for the benefit of the growing
youth Of our land and in a few years the in
creased numbers of inidels will prove this
.ShallsGsrg Local
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of the Cour I

On the 9Th, day of March, A: D. 1864, between the
hours of10 o'clock A. 81. and 8 o'clock P. NJ. on
the premises herein after described, will be sold to
the highest bidder. the following real estate. situate
in the County of Ashland, and State of Ohio, ard
more particularly described as follows being
part of the nc1th west quarter of section number
one, in to Bnship nineteen, of range number six
teen, and commencing twenty feet south of the
north. west corner of lot number ninety nine in the.
town of Loudenville. in said Ashland County;
thence south sixty feet thence east one hundred
and eighty feet; thence north sixty feet thence
west one hundred and eighty feet to the place IF
begin ming, c~ontainir 6 the same quantity of ground
as lot number ninety nine aforesaid alss lot No.
eighty in the town of Loudenville IL said Ashland
County, as reference to the recor's of said town
fiat, will more fully chow also in lot Aumber
ninety nine (99) in the said town of Lcudenville
in said Ashland County as will appear by reference
to the records Of said town plat. The same will be
sold free of dower. Apprais d al s = Terms of
sale one third cash on the day of sale, one third
in one year, and one third in two ears with inter
est from the day of sale back payments to be
secured by mortgage on the pr emises s1ld.
7 HENRY ESELY Adn'r
+. of George Esley, decd.
February Sd, 1s6i-nos5w5.
J, II. McCombs Atty for Adm'i.
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complsts disqualification of public honesty,
good faith and Integrity on the part Of those
entrusted with the management of civil and
military Affairs. oace = brlbe was looked
upon with horror--noW Inc rdyancement OF an
object of . civil or military character must
have .. giided bait.- Meyer. did people fall
from 80 elevated = summfe-pf SPolitieal ipteg-
rity and prosperity 70 90 low . depth of polit-
ical knavery and humiliation. Never did
seoundrelly dsspotlsm stalk forth With SO
shameless 3 face, ana commit greater infoads
upon the blood-bought iioefties OF a free peo-
PIE than the despoftsm a L,ncetaI Public
virtue is an excepaon--the rule being 10 abuse
the people and oheat the Hosernment 70 the
EXTREMIST limit: feeuiation ana fraud are
apparent eyeryvnereTjsne game Is aglgantic
one, nothing shorter .nanrtne speiis Ola gov;
eminent ana PeoPiS .ast gong 20 rum. ana
eyerJ day Is las, aaaing to3the immense acca-
mutation OF guuc. ..p
Sucn q state Oh tn>Ies canhot, ong cenunue-
The Ameriean people eannot long De MADE
slaves. adgmen mus. come, the political
ebay OF JudgnIens eoine guilty perfetrators
of these terrin.e wrongs. 1--WE trust IL wiii
come In the slieIt !coniuenpg power Oh Ine
peaceaole nai'o., euI isar o.nerW,sej aa.ner
than that the Presc1s 1esPotsm DC PerPstua-
ted, we nave reason g peiieye tne people ere
long viii say, come revoiIs1o1, any.aing ore
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Democratic Printary Meeting. .

Democratic Primary Meeting. /.
The Democracy of Montgohaery township
are requested to meet at the usual place OF
holding elections in Ashland on
SATURDAY APRIL I'd, 1864
for the purpose Of putting in nomination, in
the usual manner, democratic candidates for
the following township eficea:
@ One Clerk,
Oae Treasurer,
Three Trustees,
One Assessor,
Two Constables.
The qualified Democratic voters of the Cor
r~oration will also at tie same time and place
put in nomination candidates for the follow
ing Corporation Offices.
One Mayor,
Five Councilman,
One Recorder,
One Treasurer,
One Marshal.
The polls will open and close at the usual
hours.
By order of township Committee.
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Another Call for Troops.
ONLY 100000
WASHINGTON, March I5.
General Order, No. 100.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

washington, NnaIcu II, loot.
In order to supply the force required to be
drafted for the Navy and to provide an ade-
quate reserve force for all contingencies, in
addition to the 500, 900 men called for .yeh.
ruary 18th, 1864, the call is hereby made and
a draft ordered for 100000 men for the mill
tary service, Army, Navy, and Marine Corps
of the United States. TIE proportional quo
tas fer the different wards, towns, townships.
precincts or election districts or counties will
be made known through the Provost Marshal
Generals Bureau, and account will be taken
Of the credits and deficiencies of former quotas
The 18th day of April, 1S64sis designated as
the time up to which the numbers required
from each ward of a city, town,&c., may be
raised by volunteering enlistment, and drafts
will be made in each ward of a city, town, &c,
which shall not have filed the quota assigned
to it within the time designated for the num-
Der required to fill said quotas. The drafts
win be comnenccd as se6h after the 18th of
April as practicable The governments boun-
ties as now paid continue until April l IT, 1894,
at which time tie additional bounties cease
On and after that date one hundred dollars
bounty only will be paid as provided by sot
approved July 18th. 1854.
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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From the Bath (Mainel Courier,
A Coming Judgment.

That the people Of this country viii one day
awake to q realization of the terrible conse.
quences of the policy of the party which
came into being through the Chicago plat
form and the election of Abraham Lincoln,
We have. not the least doubt. The prelimi-
nary workings of that coming judgment are al
ready apparent. The question Of the fermi-
nation of the war is being agitated among the
people. aid the tendency is fast yerging one
way. in favor OF peace. The, bald and terrible
fact that the war this day on the part. of the
Federal ADMINISTRATION. is to pefpetuate the
abolition republican party, and for nothing
else, is having an infueuce upon the masses,
aided, in the guilty encouragement apparent
ver5ahersinaeaxsyi6g on the, ~var--aso, the
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Hello Stranger, stop a minute;
Here's 4 New Store, just drop in it :
And view with wonderful surprise
The CLOTHING that win meet your eyes
The piles of Goods you have hot seer,
iOr else you must be logged green,
To thus in haste go past the door
OF JAG. HELMS CLOTHING STORE
He's got Clothing sure the best,
For North, South, East and West.
IT'S not made up Of Slop Shop trash,
And he promises to sell 1t Cheap for Cash
He has Shirts, fssss and Breaches too.
All kinds of Goats both nice and new
In short al, things in the Clothing line :
AT JAG HELMS you win End.
His shop in tewn is in a door
Formerly known as Mich Miller's Store; =
There JAG. HEM takes the shine,
And outdoes all in the CLOTHING line.
So come along-come one, como all.
Come rich and poor, come great and small,
Como pious folks, come hardened. sinner
And help along the new beginner.
nARemember the place, in the West Room
f Mich. Milleris Hotel. Ashland, O..
Ashlanl, Oct. 18th, 1868.
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NOTICE is hereby givon that the CO. Partner
In ship heretofore existing between e. E, VIII
LIAMs and JAMES SwIsKrsRD under the Firm name
of williams & Swineford is this day by mutual
consent dissolved. The books and accounts of The
Firm are in the hands of James Swineford. for coll
lection TO whom all payments must be made. The
business will hereafter be conducted by E E. Will
Jams ct the old stand.
WILLIAMS s. SwINEFQRh.
- Ashland March I'd ies4. Il
to tn late Firm of williams &swiuefsrd will call
Immediately and make payment end thereby save
cost. 1 will remain at the old stand q few days To
make collections.
JAMES swINEFoRp.
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hJD. Several peetings were held some time
ago by the residents Of this school district to
Etakcint copsideration certain questionsinre-
gard to our school system. At the last of the
meetings referred to it was resolved by those
present that these questions be submitted to-
vote Of the qualified electors of the district.
We understood at the time that in accordance
with that resolution the Board of Education
were going to proceed at once TO have this at
tended to. Some talk to that effect was given
out by members of the Board Immediately af-
terward, hut since then we have heard MOTH
ing about the matter except the frequent COM
pfaint of citizens. We think that the almost
unanimous request Of these largely attended
meetings should be sufficient intimation to the
Board of the desire of the people. They need
not suppose that this thing is going to be left
until they have hired their fayerite for anoth-
er year, thus hoping to bind the.people of the
district. The spring elections are close at hand
and no more favorable opportunity for taking
q vote can be found than on the day they are
to be held. Will not the Board act upon it,
and get an expression of the people upon the
proposed questions at that time.