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use one year. Il gives ne much pie, sure to say
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E SasRIoAN, PASTOR.
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on American Organs may be considered good
endorsement of nry. Respectfully,
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Mr. Gsoa0E A BRusN, Orgsnist Of St james Epis.
cspal Church, Chicago, III. Gays:
They far surpasa all 0sher instruments Of the
Kind III thave come usder my observation for
'ulaes., vichne.s and brilliancy Of tone, and
promptnees and del cacg OF actiod.
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In every variety, with prices raging from @4s Ia
t2l6. Every one IA
CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALI
and examine our instruments whe,hels hoy wish
to buy or MT.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
d out Of Justice John Burns Court, in and for
Weaverville township, county Of Trinity, State
Of California, dated Sept. 18th, 1864, and to me
directed, in favor of Daniel Attenger and against
John Schaber, for the sum of $40 damages,
and S37. costs, payable in U. S. gold coin, and
all costs that may accrue, have levied npon and
will sell at public auction TO the highest bidder,
for cash, that is to say gold and silver coin Of the
coinage of the United States, on
Monday. October 10th, 1864,
between the hours Of and o'clock. p. M, at
the Court House door in the town Of Weaver
vile, county and State aforesaid, all the right,
title and interest Of the aforesaid John Schaber
in and TO the following described property, to
wit: ;he undivided one-fouTth of eight nli;iing
csirns, o2e reservoir, and Il ila:ne erossin.s TIN
ity river ~ Little Prairie. Also, II the bitches
leading to and from SAID .func. TIE above de-
croed property is Situated on L.tIe prir;e, Trim
ity .iver. county and State aforesail. ard known
as Schuber Z Co.'S claims and fune Also, one
doubIe-barre;led riac.-Wcaverv;i!e. Sept. -
1861. 0. D. Stafford
3e.ts Constable in and fo- said Township.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17
Two Letfers-Read Them.

We publish below the letter of Cen Grant.
written at his Headquarters, in front of the reb-
el army, and addressed to a prominent citizen
Of Washington. 1t is the plainly senti-
mcu; Of one who since the commencement Of
the rebellion has risen from comparative obscu-
rity TO the proud position he now occupies
The letter is worthy of careful and studied peru
sal, from the ftct that the author is no doubt
better posted in regard to the subject treated
than many would-be critics who thousands Of
miles distant from the scenes of strife affect rid
icule of the statements made b. the victorious
4 hero
B. WAsHBuRyE-DeGr SRI state to all
who visit us that all we want now 10 in
arly restoration of the Union is de-
If sentiment in the North The
- ranks their last man
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17
ConpAyY Il AT sAs-Lrrs eslspo-IIov Turr

CoMPAyY II AT SAS@LrIs 0BlsPo-How THEY
WERE REcElvED.-we have received letter
from one OF the soldiers of Capt. Cass command,
dated San Luis obispo, Sept. 9th, from which
we make the following extract:
eve arrived here on the 18th ult., and al
though the secessonStS and their lick-spittles
had announced previous to Our coming that we
would have trouble on our arrival, we have yet
seen very little indications, aad are pretty well
satisfied that we will not be thus Fortunate
And the bullying, yet cowardiy, cut -and-shoot
gentry have pretty much all left this vicinity, af-
ter having ridden over and abused a few Union
people who understood too we'll their practices
and procliyites to risk ground with them. las
their chivalry and bravery never displays itself
unless there is a decided advantage in prospec-
tive.) On entering the town we were somewhat
surprised at receiving anvil salute, and as yet
nothing but good treatment has marked our
advent.
am informed by old citizens that we are the
first soldiers who have campcd in the place since
Fremont S time, and some OF the old settlers on
road who had made preparations in the way
providing beef for us, told me that the I" Rad
Il - candidate for President used to furnish his
IN with fourteen pounds of beef per day, and
sisted that such WAS the fact, they had re-
eived vouchers themselves for that amount fur
ished. The boys conclude that if he (Fremont)
sill use his endeavors to raise their ratons to
hat standard, they my possibly vote for him.
One character in this village who had provid-
, ed pole for fl 'gstafr many months since, but
who had delayed erecting it for the reason that
he did not know which flag to raise, on being told
that wanted the staff, ard if refused intend
ed to take it, became generous and rendered it
10 our command, and now the starry banner
which the Trinity county ladies presented us
near three years since floats proudly from its
peak
The stock having nearly all died or been drv-
en- off, all the Natives have to do is to attend
mass - and celebrate their - Saint y days, and
that is about all they do attend to. How long
we will remain is not known, although expect
TO be discharge here, my time expiring On the
I'd of October C.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

INDIAN OuTRAGEs oN-THE Goose LAKE ROUTE
ty, B. F. Channel, formerly of this county, and IL
man named Porter Langdon, of Humboldt coun-
ty, started from Shasta county early in the sum-
iner with 4 large drove Of cattle for the Boise
mines via the Goose Lake route. The Boise
Neus of August 27th chronicles the arrival Of
Mr.. Channel at that place, who reports that on
the 2lst of July, between Goose Lake and Har-
ncy valley, they were attacked by fifteen Indians,
and Langdon and a boy named Thomas Kenny,
who went with Mr.. Tower, were killed. They
Of the attack. Channel escaped and Joined his
companions. Channel, Tower and Langdon, to-
getber, lost three hundred head Of cattle
by the attack.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

WRITING ScHooL.-Some month since Mr. c.
b. Butts established writing school in this
place. 1t has been continued during that time
with most satisfactory results to pupils under
bis charge. The greatest improvement. is cyi-
dent, and some of the young folks who have at
tended his school tell US that they have made
more progress in writing in fortnight than in
ordinary schools in whole year. Last Satur-
day An examination tooh place, at which time
prizes were awarded as follows: Miss Ada
Cochell, for bes. writing; Ella F. Osgood. Mar
garet Holman and Josephus Kester for greatest
Improvements in writing Sarah Mclean for best
conduct.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

The MCCLELLAN WALK-AROCND.-Ever since
the adjournment of the Chicago Convention We
had heard whisperings of grand Democratic
ratification meeting. 1t came last Saturday
night, and as this community can always appre-
ciate @ good thing we have no hesitation in
asserting that the Saturday night effort was ap-
preciated. The ceremonies opened with salute
of-we have forgotten how many guns-enough
anyhow, The anvil spoke bravely at the first
fire, then for three or four successive times it
made most ridiculous " phiz," whic.. could
hardly be heard around the Court street corner.
A sympathizing = Lacquer went to the gun
ner's assistance and explained the modus operand.
of making it crack loud every time, BY which
advice he pro!ited. The procession started from
the g Democratic Hall " entrance, where torch
lights without number, and ransparencies got
up regardless of expense, had been prepared.
The notices were numerous and to the point
Mcclellan, Greenbacks, Mcclellan Fremont, Nc
Clellan, Maryland Legislature, Mcclellan, Arbi-
trary Arrests, Mcclellan, Free Speech, Alcatraz,
Weller, etc. The procession was formed and
numbered just eighty y-two--Democratc count
exclusive of the boys who were % conscripted -
to carry the surplus torches. The immense
throng passed up Court street TO % Missouri Bar
rack, thence up High street to tie terminus
ccuntcrmarched to Court street stopping on the
way to give three cheers for = littul mac we
believe-down Court TO Main, down Main to the
Pacific Brewery, where three cheers not
given, thence back TO Democratic Headquarters.
The meeting was briefly addressed by Messrs.
Burch, Walter and Squire Brown, and then
broke ur in good order
The prevailing opinion is that the affair was
grand fzzlc, for this reason y Democratic Club
has been in existence here for more than two
months, which is asserted 10 have membership
of well nigh two hundred. Eighty-two persons
joined in the procession, ut least one-thrd Of
whom were from outside precincts. The reason
is certainly satisfactory one and its truth can
not be gansayed We sympathizc with the fol-
lowers Of the 4. tsEaTQ-d ger to 4 greater ex-
tent than did an individual OF foreign birth who
took part in the exercises but who swore he
would never march in Democratic procession
again because" said he, = there were not
twenty Americans in the procession" He seemed
to think that it was throwing the q bulk Of the
walking" as he termed it. on the shoulders Of
foreign-horn Democrats, which was not cou5.d-
cred :. on the SQUIRE" 1t ,oas fzzc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

HrxsoLpr NAIL.-The Hunt oldt route IS again
open, and although three regular weekly trips
have been made, VIC have not yet ascertained
the name Of the carrier, who seems to be a very
accommodating gentleman. He informs US that
there are 90 indications of redskins the route
travelled, further than now and then - Mahala
who has been taken under the protection OF @
sympathizing waugie - He further informs
MS that when he passed Capt. Miler's Camp or
Tuesday no tidings had been received OF the
murder of young lIessig. We Informed Lieut.
Watson by return mail Of what had been done,
and hope if Mller's men get on their track they
Will be made to @ ban: their holes in mother
earth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

PuGLIc ScHooL.-Bolh branches of the District
School viii commence next Monday. The Trus-
tees have secured the services OF Camp. ".
Smith as Teacher Of the Grammar Department,
and Mss Nellie S. DoEy OF the Primary. Both
ore well f:,cd for the positions assigned them,
ard parents and guardians may rest assured that
tie ful.es; justice viii be done al pupils placed
under their charge TIE w.,e act Of the b I'd
OF Trustees in lefying special Tux VIII result in
keeping the school open during hine months Of
the present year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

PRESENT FROM MR. EAsTMAN.-We received \
most welcome present from Eastman's S ranch this
week, in the shape OF boz Of asserted fruits.
First, dozen Bartlett pears, oar taste the ln-
est that grows simple Of johnson pears good
enough for any body flemisA B eau,y pe.r-ccr-
tainly deserving the name; Porter apples, Fall
Pippins of pound weight. ctc We are very
thankful, friend Eastman. BY the way it may
be well enough to remark that we have expert
mented in fruit trees from Oregon, Sacramento,
San Francisco and San Jose Nurseries, but none
ever grew and fouriShcd so well during the first
year as Il lst OF apple and pear trees presented
US by Mr.. Eastman last winter Most Of his Va
rieties have been obtained from od-cstahlished
Nurseries in the State of New Hampshire.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

fHAr EscANuxEST.-Nothing is yet peEna-
hentiy decided on 10 regard TO the proposed En-
campneut. Invitations have been extended to
the siskiyou an! Shasta Companies, brt as yet
no response received. Que obstacle which pre-
sented itself is done away with-th. matter of
uniforms for Capt. Kelion's Company They
received. note from Gen. BidweI, dated
eep,' 18th, Informs rs that if the arduons duties
OF tae canvass would permit he nigh. drop in
on Us during the session. Lets have the camD
possible. What say Yrcta, Fren ch Gach and
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

AccrDExrALLT kILLEo.--Mr. Peter Lothian, an
old and respected citizen of Humboldt county,
was killed by fall from bridge near tie Mad
river saw-mill on the 4th inst Mr.. Lothian was
a native Of Rochester, New York, and about 50
yearg old So we learn from tie Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

WoS'T IsnoRsg lIIM.-The Democratic Press, Of
this city, refuses to indorse its candidate. 1t
places the name of Mcclellan at the head of its
columns but declines to indorse him. 1t says
q We do not wish to be understood MS indorsing
the personal opinion Of General Mcclellan, that
the existence Of more than one government
once owned by our flag, is incompatible with
peace, power, or happiness of our people. "
Thus it appears that the Press refuses to indorse
its own candidate e.--4mericdn Flag
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

STRANGE BEo-FELLows.-The Marysville Er-
press, one of the official organs of the California
Democracy, in acknowledging fusion between
CopperaeAds and Fremonters, says:
The advocates of Mcclellan, Of Fremont, and
tie ablest organs Of The moss radical element in
the Republic.n party declare thcir determination
to uphold the rights OF free speech ana a free
press, and defend the freedom Of the ballot,
il needs be by force Of arms. We al gree
about that, and with these Weapons secure We
h..yc no fears as 10 the result"
0, what consistency Democracy battling the
conservative Onion element oi the country, while
it swallows the doctrines Of the radical-the
rg'; Of negroes 10 vote, marry and mix with th2
V whites Fremont, woolly horse and all. The
. Democracy " Of the present day is badly de-
unorAIizcd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

The Referring to the proposed
Encampment ut some point in this county OF
companies belonging to the Fifth Brigade, our
military friend, Bishop, Of the Red Bluff Inda-
pendent, says:
. Wouldn't it be little 700 costiye. these hard
times, Major? The idea is good one, and the
only objection is distance and cost of transpor-
tation and the Commissary Department.
Times are rather hard, it is true, but eighty
miles is not much :. distance, Bishop. More
over, the Trinity soldiers and people propose to
become responsible for all commissary nece&si-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17
MILITARY ELECTION.
HEADQUARTERs FIFTH BRIGADE, c. NJ,
CHICO, Sept. Il, 1851 !
SPECIAL ORDER No, l.
Claims Against Indian Department
OFficE OF INDIAN AFrAIas,

OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS,
san Francisco, Cal, Sept. 5th, 1864.
PURSUANT TO INSTRUCTIONS RECEIVED
| from the Department of Interior, dated Wash
ington City, July 2Sth 1864, relative to the
former Indebtedness of the Government on ac-
count Of the Indian service in California" "
hereby give notice to all persons having claims
against the Government for supplies furnished or
services rendered the Indian Department. of this
State under the Superintendent of HANSON,
STEELE and WENTWORTH to present the
same to me at my Office, southeast corner of
Washington and Sansome streets, San Francis
co, on or before the
Ist day of December, 1864,
SO that they may be forwarded to Washington
for final settlement. Affidavits from responsible
parties will be required establish the correct
ness and justice Of said accounts.
AUSTIN WILEY,
36om Supt. Of Indian Affairs, Gala.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

ACCOUNTED FoR.-Among the delegates elected
by the Indiana State Convention to the Chicago
Convention, was Washington Bradley, who had
served two years in the rebel army This was
the kind Of men who framed the Peace platform
on which they propose to ride Littlemac.-Red
Bluff Iadeoeadeat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

"RoAp AGENTS -IIighwayiatn seem to be
plenty just COW in this and adjoining counties.
II IS only .wo weeks since they relieved Van
Kellogg, tealnsteF for KeI'on & Kellogg, Douglas
Civ. OF lily dollars. Next came an attempt at
robbery between tn1 Tower House and Shasta,
which Was unsuccessful. Last Sunday morning
party of foot-pads robbed Fader Allen ;
drivers of some hundred and twenty-five dollars.
We believe that wcll-arranged organization in
this county would soon rid it Of these fellows.
y man who Will play the part Of highwayman
Will seldom hesitate do murder if necessity re-
auirte
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

ASoTHEa :, Losr PLEAD. The capture of
Atlanta 'p,ucks another star from the Southern
Con3teilatUa. George Is no longer to be -Um-
beE.d is onc u the Coafcderacy She has been
saa.ched from the grasp of Davis as brand froni
the burning Atlanta is Georgia to all intents
and purposes. The & Confederacy" now num-
bers foitr .StGtes in fall possession-no more =
We have at length reached '' the beginning of
the end" The Co1Fed-racE IS Pl~ysd oat.
T-ail 5i4tt--lrisg.cF1 F-7J.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

vpe. but ere obliged from press Of matter 10 sci
il ;sjde until next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

Az ABOLITION LIE.-All over this State and
Oregon. the Democrats, on first hearing of Nc
Clelan's nomination, denounced it as aboli-
ton lie but now these chivalry Of the Sunny
South are bowing down TO Mcclellan, as SUBJ
servient niggers to their masters. 0, chival-
~, talk 10 more about Yankee plc.-Yreka
Ta,frrzl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

AseoIsIALSs.- g.;g-die. General John B4-
ounces - tie organized aliii,iA Of tho
5.h Brigade 'Ast he baS appointed Joseph B.
Forbes 10 tie position of Assistant AcJat4ni
General on his Staff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

To BlsHoP-Red B!uH Ia{geqdsnt:-C all
..gs: ye; w We had tac refreshments"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17
A Chapter OF Indian Atrocities.

1t again becomes our duty to chronicle a most
t.brsial murder by Indians within the bounds of
This county. Harrassed beyond measure BY the
predatory red devils during two years past, the
settlers on the border had just began to ENJOY
fanced security as the result of the y liam cam
paign. and the recent acts Of the Indian Super
intendent OF this State. Bat as many~ex2ected
and predicted. the time of p:rfcc; security has
not yet arrived, as will be seen by a perusal Of
the following heart-rcnding yet truthful nar7a-
tive, which is furnished US bv Mr. David Gibson,
brother-in-law Of th'
Last Friday morn "
sig and two other
al, ON q ditch "
Hay Fcrb cano
Gibson store,
from the latte
the scene o.
Mrs. Francis, =
pary young M.
test, returned TO
fJr blasting purpo
few minutes when t.
and Mr.. Francis haSteneh
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

WAKE Ur-lt is abOu. t:aae the people of the
lst Supervisor District were selecting candidates
for that position The late incnmbeat,s seat is
declared vacant. on aceognt Of absence fran, = >
State. Let CL.oa mca meet at some central
point n he District and nominate good man.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-17

FLORENCE SEWING MAcFIEE.-This new and
popular labor-saver has but lately been intro
duced on the Pacific coast, but judging from the
numerous and fatterng testimonials in its beha II
which daily finding their way into print, 1t
must be the Queen of Machines. Mrs D. M.
Kellogg, OF this place has i'll use, and be-
lieyes that in it are combined all the good quail
ties of all other Sewing Machines and as many
more. A catalogue of sizes and prices may be
seen at this Office. and Mrs. Kellogg will furnish
all desired information in regard to working OF
the Machine See the conspicuous advertise
ment of the . Florence elsewhere.