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, 1864-02-01

Maxer Cook se>oves E%snovvcd tn,,,
The "snowed in :" car load OF Mager cook stoves
snau oe prepared TO confluence deliye5fnR them
to such parties as purchased, to arrive on Mordsy.
~ A. G. aAR1IELQ
CHICAGO. Jan. ", laA. ty3l ug5&st
So TO TIE Hrsr-0o to BryA ut / Strattoa'.
Ckeago Commercial naHae1 eoilese, e set thorough
dreze enclosing etamps} Bryant & s-rattoa. CSI-
cago, Illinois. ~
, 1864-02-01
H<QBt.

GTRAYED.- IS Reward. Lost on
y Tuesday. large black Newfoundland Dog. The
hinder will receive the aboye reward by returning
him to No. IS Mich gan eya1Qt. 1AAl.pa1as
, 1864-02-01

ss st, GEORGE."-The Regular
Monthly Meeting Of thc a.. Gsoress .isrs Een1v IA
Monroe streets thi5 tMondsy, at u oSanek-
fe1 visit Hip JAMES 1OASs ne0. 9oSs
TAKEN UP.-A Red Cow, about
4 Gve e1 o4 ae 4nner e a. 10 oofala sn tas 1
Tste ntnr ihn uYe nils house proytGE propertY and
paying chaFKcs. hhsaA oenAAAA0ns
iaN pE4X
, 1864-02-01

ACCIDENTAL SnooT1sa.-Two soldiers be-
longing to the 18th Illinois cavalry, wore yester-
day afternoon, In company at the AL Nations
Hotel, in Canal street between Lake and Ran
dolph. and ono OF them offered to sell q revolver
to his companion. Tho bargain had been struck,
and the pistol was loaded BY the seller, who then
handed 1t to tho buyer and in doing 1t was dis
charged. The seller received the ball In tho hip,
Int the wound was not considered dangerous.
Their names were not aeceftAincd.
, 1864-02-01

Agreeably to the publlshe6 call In Sat-
urdsy y'aissue number oftha friends OF tho RACINE
College met at the Office Of 8, Il. Keyfoos, ou
saturday evening, and amer discussing the In
pastance Of the Institution, and tho necessity for
its immediate restoration, heartily endorsed the
following Circular, and appointed IN agent 10
solicit contributions Ia this city for the object
specified:
CIRCULAR
On Friday night, the 15sh Of Jsnaasy, rark usl1,
stroyed By nre. The total loss amou1ts to $i1.-
d O. The Trustees have resolved to appropriate
Tie sTats q the es 5000 to
Ell sadss ts9 Eve s saerasa sfasa
~ b. ea Rcss,Ds lid T. Il f1s ts;.t9n .h friends
eum Of 81, 900 in order fully to restore the loss
occasioned by the fire. To tho undersigned Com
mittee has been entrusted the duty Of obtaining
1RnpaS9 1 Re aSa4ea is hs 81 M ID
IN this blessed work; We shall enter upon no en-
eomium Of Racine College; 1ts reputation, II
We affirm tl,at the Church in the Grea. West has
no more efficient or necessary earthly bulwsrk and
defense than this noble institution.
Churchmen everywhcre for help n this great
c1isls OF her existence. The Rev. Dr. De Koven,
Rector Of the College, has been appointed Treas
urercf the Restoration Fund and any sums. from
be sent immediately to his care. May God IN Ills
B1ethrcn-aM OF every diocese East and West, in
The SAyiour's pnCe; and for His sake, We ask your
cooperation and your contributions.
.,as s;s2ssa ssm9si 1s Z. Mcos9 Rts6op Il M.shigaa
aasSgs asg Rof Hd Of 9sshfR s PRau Roes
il. Clarkaou Rector Of st. james, Chicago.
, 1864-02-01
Sas@.40
6mW
$],539.40

Total cash reeclvcd..... sssa.4o
Wood and coa aa above eHtt-
mated. d...................,.... 6so.oo
Total receipts.............. sa5sg.zo
D19BuRsEHESTs.
Dec. 10 to Jan. 1...... $4,000
Jan. 10 Jan @...... 4,65ASl- $5,S0iBt
EXPENDED AB FUNDS.
417 tons coal. estimated
1ss cords wood, estimated ~
FaIne e..-.....-.--...-..:-... 5000
P'st19s9,sa P1es15,9Rs aeas, 4 5g. geee,,es Ss
Rent OF Depository to May H.. 10000
Hauling wood aud coal, ex-
pense OF horse and dray, paid
rent tor poor, clerk hire, DC. $31e18-&5, 904s1
During the extreme cold weather which prevail
ed the first half Of January, the suffering among
the poor was great. and the demand upon Us a.
most beyond our ability to meet. Nearly 5000
was expended within that period. But the mild
weather Of the last fortnight has been fayorable
and greatly reduced our expenditures, still even
now We require 81 600 per week to meet urgent de.
u,Ands, ard should the remainder OF the winter
prove severe, our prospective resources will prove
inadequate Many have done nobly, willis some
Of our rich men have given little nothing to this
worthy object. Those who have not contributed
are earnestly invited to do 60. =
II VIC could raise surplns, to invest in wood
next summer. It wou'd be good economy, md no.
bic charity to the poor in advance but we have no
expectation Of such rcsult.
JAS. L. REYNOLDS,
J.V. FAHwE1L,
". E. DoooEr.
, 1864-02-01
AS cVICkER'S THEATnE
4 CADEM II Y OF MUSIC
~ Washington street, between cIsrk ana rs.-h.N

ARLINGTON: KELLY, LEON d poHy1ERR,n
no,-n.v m Y r Il e L s..
dnsnr tha Et6N1NG. Eco. 1sr. and avery eyeetn,
Frst ~ Ecs True Love never rms sosh
ri IhTet .. LETT Ths Woatiar-
p,1c Teex e. ~ Gtbnle Go6hle Fs:,y, III al up h
Doors open - ~ as;a:cth III: ths Bee Hunters: 6e;
etSfa 2 eents: Seats secured through tbs aa7 q
ren. 6tf. to1 the bentnt of Eo!lts.ss Famcs cnm
IaS1 w3clW l"7>oAHoSSos -" Ake0s.
, 1864-02-01
BOarniug.

pOARDIEG-Rooms, with board,
p suitable for gentlemen With their wives. sin.
I've minutes' walk from the Court House. Pleasant
location {SoIth Slde) Best reference given. C1 1t
s. South jackson street. iaSl.u95l-h.
, 1864-02-01

PERHAPS A DEsEnTER.- yesterday morning
q perfectly new cavalry uniform WAS found BY some
boys In lumber yard near the corner OF franklin
and Charles streets. Probably it is the attire of
some individual whose patriotism vanished upon
the receipt Of Uncle Sam's bounty. Tho police
have kindly taken charge Of the uniform; II the
owner wants 1t particularly he Ind better look in
81 hn
, 1864-02-01

EFEufQD.
upon the arrival OF the Milwaukee train, two men
named william Walton md Gustav Jcferdt were
arrested On the charge Of having deserted from a
squad OF troops sent from Baltimore to join Gen.
Pope's command. These men had been In the
rebel service, and were captured By the Federsls-
enc at Berlin few days after the battle OF Gettye-
burg, and the other with schooner that attempt-
ed 10 run the blockade at Charleston, After being
captured they took the oath Of allegiance
to the United States, and Joined the army. On
Thursday last In company with large squad. they
left Baltimore to join Pope, and proceeded as far
az Milwaukee, where they 6sw IN opportunity to
discharge themselves from service without the aid
OF red tape. They took the cars for Chicago, and
on arrival were arrested, through information re-
ceived BY telegraph. They will be returned to
Milwaukee on Monday or Tuesday, II their iden-
1ity Is established.
, 1864-02-01

METEoRoLoGIcAL.-Tle following shows
the range of the thermometer for tho week ending
Jan. 50, as noted By E. I. o'Hasa, druggist, No.
80 West Randolph street, corner Of Canal:
, 1864-02-01

:" A n TIE D A woman who is
w fully competent and wiahes to DO general
houaevork. can ind home With good ply. BY In.
1c6iana avenue. Family BMall. ia9Q pSs9 Il sAT&M
, 1864-02-01

that The Roeehif1 Cemetery Company had dtnated
esTen Of the beat lots unsold, for the burfsl Of
those of their comrades wLo had died OF who
Night die in the service OF their country.
After informal discussion the meeting adjourned
70 meet on Friday evening next for the purpose Of
peffecting the otpn1tvu{1nn
, 1864-02-01

w ANTED-Energetle Agents in
" every County and Town In Illinois and Indi-
naa e s the EsnuR M Of ne
with stamp, Q. F. GIBBS, Isl South Clark slreat,
Chicago, ILL., Post Office Box sos. tA3Euot47t
WANTED-A boy IS years of
~ age to learn the art Of engraving on wood.
ta"lu1ityt
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-10-11

TOT They are in no condition to offer terms, but
zoe are. We may interpose to obtain terms for them
and ourselves, but they arc comparatively power
less, with the hoof Ct the invader already on their
breasts. The Obseruer says, "if we had-gained
some great victory series of victories" recently,
"there would be some sense in proposing to nego
tiste." But when shall We gain even one great VIC
tory? Still, suppose should, as we hope we may,
what would be the RESULT What is to become OF
Maryland, Kentucky, Missouri, and Western Yir-
ginISf Does any one believe that great victory
would not encourage our government to insist that
all these States shall 60 with usi Will one great
victory, series of victories, wrest from the enc
my the Mississippi valley2 Are we likely to re
capture Vicksburg, Port Hudson, Memphis, Match
ez, and Nashville or either Of them !? We fear not
Can We even drive the enemy from Newbern, in our
own State! Will we be able three months hence
to hold tie Wilmington and Weldon Roadf Is
Charleston safe Is Richmond entirely safei These
are questions which deserve the most serious con-
Sideration. Reasoning and reasonable beings must
look ahead, if they would profit by the lessons of
the past provide for the future. The farmer who
pitches his CROP and the mechanic who casts off his
work, look ahead and provide for events. Shall
those who have in charge the affairs of great peo-
pie be less thoughtful and less forecasting! 1.-The
wise man foresseth the evil and hideth himself but
fools pass md are punished" 70
The Observer does us the justice to say that we
are opposed to reconstructng the old government.
We are opposed to it and have been from the first,
whatever some of our correspondents may have been
permitted to say to the contrary; but, having put
the whole matter on the issue of the sword
having discarded reason under the pressure of cir
cumstances We could not avoid and appealed to ply
steal force do not hesitate to say that before
would see our State permanently subjugated and
trodden down, Mississippi is, we would consent
70 restoration Of the old government, or the estab
lishment of a new common government with all
our rights guaranteed, as the lesser evil. But we
would avoid this by all the means in our power, as
q great political ana sectional humiliation; and
hence we for fighting and talking at the same
time for settlement which will leave at least
portion of the saveholding States under separate
common government. rJ0rced to choose between
the two evils would rather live Nth than under
the Northern people. Our reSentments are as
strong as they be against those who have car
red fire and sword through our country, and many
of whose soldiers have committed wanton and cruel
outrages on our people; but we could not, as "a
tonal being, sacrifice the happiness and the lives
of both races in the South merely to crafty hatred
and revenge
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-10-11
stml-Wtrklu gtauAurA.
THE COUNTRY CLERGYMAN,

Near yonder copse, where once the garden smild,
"a ana SILL where many garden flower grows wild !;
Inere, where few torn shrubs the place disclose
Inc village preachers modest mansion rose,
man ne was to all the country dear,
And passing rich with forty pounds year;
remote from towns he ran his godly race
Nor eer had changd nor wished to change his place.
Onpractc'd he to fawn or seek for power
by doctrines fashioned to the VARYING hour:
Far other aims his heart had learn'd to prize
More sEIlid to raise the wretched than to rise
HIS house was known to all the vagrant train
lie child their wand'rings but relieV'd their pain
The long Remembered beggar was his guest
W hose beard descending swept his aged breast;
The run'd Spendthrft now TO longer proud
Claim d kindred there and had his clein allow'd;
The broken soldier, kindly babe to stay,
Sat by his fire and talk'd the night away
Wept DER his wounds, or tales of sorrow done,
Shoulder his crutch, and shew'd how fields were
Pleas'd with his guests, the good man learn'd to
glow,
And quite forgot their vices in their woe;
Careless their merits, or their faults to scan,
His pity gave ere charity began:
Thus to relieve the wretched was his pride,
And even his failingS leand to virtues side;
But IN his duty prompt at every call,
He watch d and wept, he felt and pray'd for all;
And, as bird each fond eudearment tries,
To tempt ITS new fedgd offspring to the skies;
Alur'd to brighter worlds and led the way.
Besides the bed where parting life was laid,
And sorrow, guile, and pain, by turns dismay'd,
The reverend champion stood, at his control,
Despair and anguish fled the struggling soul;
Comfort came down the trembling wretch to raise,
And his last faltring accents WHISPERED praise.
At church, with meek and unaffected grace,
His looks adorn'd the venerable place;
Truth from his lips prcvail'd with double sway,
And fools who came to scott remand to pray:
The service past, around the pious man,
With ready zeal each honest rustic ran;
Fen children fol!ow'd with endearing vile,
And pluck'd his gown, to share the good maA's
smile;
His ready smile parents warmth exprest,
Their welfare peasd him. and their cares distrest
To them his heart his love, his griefs, were givn,
But all his serious thoughts had rest in heav'n;
As some tall cliff that lifts its awful form,
Swels from the vale and midway leaves the storm,
Tho round its breast the rolling clouds are spread,
Eternal sunshine settles Oh its head.
Goldsmith.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-10-11

is in the aecendancy of the Conservative
party North. Fortify that party if you
can by victories, but do not neglect dlPio-
macy. 1t was the boast OF Philip the
great king, that he gained more cities by
his policy than by his arms. A weak
power engaged with stonger must make
up in sagacity for what it lacks in physical
force, otherwise the monuments of Its
glory become the tombs of i:s nationality.
With sentiments of the highest respect,
I remain, your fellow citizen,
WILLIAM w. BOYCE.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-10-11
NOTICEi

FINE SHAVING, TOILET, AND INDICATED SOAP.
VENHE sUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND A
4 good supply Of The BEST Toilet and Shaving Sn,n
Also Nedcsted Soap, made from the, SAr Of EittreiIs
Springs which she warrants for its sSofmng and healing
qualities She is so well conTiueefSh exceIiencs Of
THEMSELVES to those VINO my ;henS Orders thank.
fully received and PROMPTLY attended to.
E r. Mcgowan.
Raleigh Sept. 90 1884. <s9-st.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08

SPEAKERS CoxIse.-The appointments of Gen.
Bidwell, Union nominee for Congress from this
District, will be noticed in the leading column of
this page. Let Union men all over the county
remember that he speaks at Weaverville ON FRI
day evening, Oct 28th. We know that the oc-
casion will be a grand and enthusiastic one, but
it is well enough to mention that as the General
il bound to be the next Representative of this
District in Congress his constituents should be
present on the 2sth to see and listen to him.
Hon. A. A. Sargent will address the citi.
sens of the county at Weaverville on the even
ing followng-the goth. Mr.. Sargent is a splen-
did orator, and as he has never before visited
this section of the State we bespeak for him q
reception worthy of one who has so ably repre-
sented the State In the National Councils. 1t is
fortunate for the people of outside precincts that
these two noted personages speak on follow
ing days, as it will afford rare treat, and only
involve twenty-four hours stay in town. Time
is precious with the mining fraternity, now that
the rainy season is so close at hand.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08

A NosIs Acre. Corporations are. somstimtt
soulless, bnt perusal of the following, from the
Shasta Cbsr~, win satisfy every person that
the California Stage Company does not belong
to that class: E
recently had broksn BY the accidental upstng Of
Of the California Stage Companys coaches, between
Marys and Lincoln Since the accident Mr. Potter visited
his wife st nyve and there and then found that she had
been cared for by order of the President Of the company
we'll and kindly possible to have been done
The bss medical attendance had been constant and unrem
ting and other attention that the Of the patient
could suggest had afforded those representing the
company It Affords pleasure chronicle such humanity
and An equal pleasure In recording the fact at Mr. Potter
willing to pay for damages but naming onethird less
than they would gladly have paid he received the gold with
the thanks Of the Of the and that
he and his should from that time have free Of
and all their lines This pleasant record showing that
man can be human without being mercenary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08
FMS IssuRAsoS.-we invite The attention

FMS IssuRAsoS.-We invite the attention of
merchants, property owners and those who DOS
sess dwelling houses to the advertisement Of IN.
Phunix Of Hartford, announcing the establish
ment Of An agency in Weaverville, and that the
services of n. r. Griffin, one Of our best and
most prompt businessmen, have been secured
as Resident Agent. The PhDnix is beyond doubt
ono OF the most responsible and punctual Fire
Insurance Offices on the Pacific coast il. has be-
come permanent fixture, and its agencies are
only entrusted to men of good business reputa-
ton. All losses are ascertained withou delay,
and are paid by the Phoenix in United States
gold coin. In compliance with State Law the
Company have deposited in San Francisco $780,
900 in State and San Francisco bonds. Persons
desiring to insure buildings or merchandise, win
find it very much to their advantage to patroni.e
the Phenix. number of business men in
Weaverville can testify to the promptness with
which losses have been settled BY this Company
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08
Branch Omce:
ELECTION PROCLAMATION !

CtTATE OFsCALIFORNIA, EXECUTIVE DE-
- PARTMENT, Sacramento.-Noticei is hereby
given that GENERAL ELECTION will be held
throughout the State of California, on
Tuesday, the 9Th day of November,
next. when the following officers are to be
elected:
Three Representative to the Congress Of
the United States,
To be elected in the following manner, viz -
One Representative in the First Congressional
District, comprising the counties of San Diego,
Angeles, San Bernardno, Santa Barbara
San Luis Obispo, Tulare, Monterey, Fresno Mer-
ced, Mariposa, Stanislaus Santa Clara, Santa
Cruz, San Mateo and San Francisco.
One Representative in the Second Oongression-
al District, comprising TIE counties of Alameda
Contra Costa, San Joaquin, Tuolumne, Mono
Calaveras. Amador, Ell Dorado Sacramento, Ne
vada, Placer and Alpine.
One Representative in the Third Congressional
District, comprising the counties Of Marin, So
noma, Napa, Lake, Solano, Yuba, Suffer- Yolo,
Sierra Butte, Plumas, Tehama, Colusa, Mendo-
cino, Humboldt, Trinity, Shasta Siskiyou, Del
Norte Klamath and Lassen.
There are also to be elected ,-
Five Electors OF President and Vice Pres
ident of the United States.
The attention OF the Boards of Supervisors in
the various counties of this State Is directed to
Section of An Act regulating Elections ap-
proved April 20, 1853. (See Statutes of 1863,
page 353.)
The attention of all officers of election is d.
rected to an Act regulating Elections, approved
April 4, 1864. (See Statutes of lse3-'64, page
4e7.)
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused the Great Seal of the
U.s. Estate of California to be affixed. Done at
Sacramento, this 26th day of September,
A. D., 1854. FRED'K F. LOW
Attest: Governor of California
B. B. hEDprSa, Secretary of State.
By r W. REppINo, Deputy Secretary 39.te.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08

Ir DSspsvrs TO Succrsp. than I'VE
months ago the AMAiess Flag newspaper COM
menced publication IN San Francisco. II COM
meuced modestly, bnt promised to do its best to
be worthy frst place in California newspaper
dom. That promise 10 well-nigh fulfilled. From
modest daily of twenty-eight columns, at the
commencement, it now comes with 6fty-six. The
1well-6lled columns show that its earnest EFFORTS
IN behalf Of Union aud Right ere appreciated.
Success to the Fzey and I'll connected With it, il
our earnest hope
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08

THE DIYYERENcE-On the Of July. 1853 despondepty
prevailed the timd almost willing
selves into the of the Copperheads
month the fall Of Vicksburg became known with
the victory of Gettysburg changed the whole aspect of a
fairs any ready for gnomnious peace the lst
by the 5th all determined insist the triumph Of
the Union Look back year. and judge from this change
the shame Of weak surrender.-U1ica Herald.
1t may be said that to great extent the same
feeling prevailed on the 1st of July of the pres
ent year. But what change since then. Glo-
rious old Sherman has triumphed over the great
Southern stronghold of rebeldom Farragut has
bagged Mobile, the only port of Importance left
them Sheridan has vanquished and scattered to
the four winds the rebel army in the Shenando-
ah, and to-day the invincible Grant is knocking
at the gates of their capital and last stronghold.
What greater encouragement could be wished !?
Ought we not to go on with renewed courage,
confident of ultimate victory, and with the as
surance that every fresh struggle brings the re-
bellion nearer to death II 1t seems so to us, and
we believe it does to all loyal men who take a
calm, dispassionate and courageous view of the
circumstances by which we are surrounded. Ev-
erything promises cucccss, and nothing but cow
ardice can snatch it from our grasp.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08
CHssaNe-A letter received this week from

CHEsRMa.-A letter received this week from q
prominent Union man of San Francisco, says -
awe count ten recruits to one deserton. Those
who fall off were never really with US. but hung
around onr baggage-trains in hope of loot. "
From all the counties with which we are In news
paper communication, the same glorions intelli-
gence comes, and from appearances by the arri.
val of election day there will be as little enthu.
siasm among McClellapites as there was among
the Fremonters a week previous to his with
drawal. The roll is soon to be called =" choose
whom ye will serve"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08

Il IT TRuI7- 7-In the course of4n article which
accuses majority of the Irishmen in California
of afRliating with the Coppefhead party, ma
being handled at will hy the traitor leaderss Of
the Democracy, the Anerean Rzsg siyes utter
ance to the following trrthfdl and inst ssnti-
msnts. We publish the extract for the espsci al
benefit of the class Of Irishmen referred To-, and
not for those of their countrymen who, appre.
ciasine ths benefits Of the Government under
which they live, sympathise with and labor for
the Union cause. We Wish that it could meet
the eye of every one Of that class referred TO-,
that each might read it and ask himself whether
or not the statements therein contained are true
"wbsrs havs found them for the past nv monthst-
Attempting 70 create not q the Tenth District polls by
with the ruap Broom Rangers = splitting thsr saivs on
American citizens and insulting public speakers in broken
snpaudns sas trs:sonsbie Of IL EnsSmsn
and Know Nothing erovdng the tid doggsry Of sequa
losr has nsuts the United States
lowering about the Mint in anticipation Of ariot Thes
the poor exles Of Erin" who beach with
dew heavy and chill their slender robes swearing al
egance to nag and mportunng for assistance that
with the most obdprate of steel they might loose the
iron crown which the overbeapg Briton had rveed
bleeding brow of thar country Ts the voive patriots
whom we saw year or twoago following IN grand national
convict and outcast and all else but hsggar for
the of Ireland and whom-God and Ireland forgive
they let sarve to death in strange land. II the
tongue Of the heroic McManus could be restored
hollow skull that reposes within the fond embrace Of its
mother country it would utter rehuks portion
issued from the oracle Of St. Peters, while who
true to the Of Freedom who scattered their
dust the Of the Unon It would pronounce
benedction which would make the hours Of Irish exile
full Of the dreams Of Paradise"