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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
MILITARY NOTICE.

ofiee Of Prs*ost4 Marshal
Esansvilis, Ind Mas la. 1884.
Notice 90 Ofscers and Mem Absent
from their Cemm ands.
IN confsrmity with Directions received Al this
i o1acs ffem Msi Gen. n J. r. Dana. U.s.Y, att
ms under authority from the War Department. ali
ocsrs texeept general offIcera9 and enlisted nlen
abesnt fnsm their commands within the State af
Iadtsaa are hereby sotsfed that *sthey will he
required 70 exhibit The aathaFity b Nhieh they
are absent from ihelr commands, b whish they
are pssseas a. tAs place intse7agafea. if proper
psss. erders or permit IL act shown. the party
will Immediately BE- arrested. and II he IL unable.
without delays to produce satisfactory proof that
he ia provided with oue Of tue above documents
from compesent authority, he will immediately be
forwarded 70 bis regiment 10 confinement"
Care VIII b. taken thar Insufficient papers
aat recognized, sach AZ faTioaghs Ana per ats
from any officer belonging 20 army eerps which
are not approved st corps headquarters. Ieavesof-
a6ssnes 20 etAesra without ths sathoFity Of De-
partmeat or army eommander." &e-s &c.
Netsee Il heFeoy given that all cfiieeFs and
listed men shssnf ssum duty without proper an.
thorisy. within this Dstr Ct will be sFrsstsd sud
seat 70 their regiments
BY order Of Col Cenraa Baker, PING.
BLYTHE HYSES,
mayfT sw
tViaesunes Gazette copy weeks
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
Correspondence.
Ls9s'aza 2 % INAIFN
Tunnel HILL, Ga, May 5

AoNNA1 hlLAi VA may ..
Editers Journal;
Permit me, through the columns of
your paper TO speak to some Of the
friends Of the 10Th Illinois volunteers.
We have found the enemy strongly
fortified south of Tunnel Hin. We have
bean skirmishing with him for several
days, but as yet our loss has been bur
slight
In 5 charge on one OF the rebel works,
May i4ht, led by Colonel Allen Backner,
several were wounded, among whom:was
our brave and beloved Colonel, though
not mortally. The information, as yet
is too meager to speak positively as to
the casualties.
The hearts of all the 18th boys we're
made glad by the timely arrival Of our
beloved Surgeon. Dr. 8 ]. Young il
fa-orite with all the boys. Aeommon re-
mark by the men is that 1.-THE Doctor
cures as much by kindness as by medi-
cine, and we very much admire the
choice of Mrs. S. J. Young.
With regard to this war we have tue
utmost confidence that all will be right
in the end. Though war now wings
it's wide desolation," blood flows abun-
dainty and many hearts are made DESC
late, yet soon the token Of wet will be
heard no more; the rainbow of peace
viii span our beloved Government, and
God will make the wrath of man to
praise him in the liberation of all tie
slave race; though President Lincoln did
not intend this epent, God did, and it is
marvellous in our eyes May God speed
the day of peace. Yours truly,
VIZ A. Smith,
Chaplain 10Th III. Vols
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

FROM Buffers ARAx.-A resident Of
indianapolis has just received private
letter from gentleman now with Ger.
Buffers army, dated Bermuds Hundred,
May 6. 1864, from which We make the
following extracts
Yesterday I saw gunboat blown
up, and nearly all killed The day be-
fore a gunboat was blown to atoms, and
fifty killed. Yesterday and to-day they
have been fighting hard, and our army
is advancing slowly, and tonight is with
in four miles of Petersburg, and viii
take the place tomorrow before night
The flag Of truce boat New York
went up with large lot of prisoners, but
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
Sheriff Sale No. 1876


DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE Ts-
- SUED out ct the ofars 81 the CLERK of the
Ceurt ~ Common Pleas Of YandsrburRh eauntv
Indiana, IN favaF u Peter Mater, adnsinEstrs tor
Of sarah Miller, deceased. and against b. Az.
delots sad Polly Ann Ayasioss, viii. Oh
WEDNESDAY. june s,h, 1854,
Between the hears af 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud o'eIaek
p. If. Of said dag, at the door Of the court House
in the City Of EvAnsxttie, Iudiana ossS 1r sAIs At
Puhlic Auction, the Rents snd PROFITS Ter the term
Of Sven years Of the following dsscribSi RasI Ks
tate, fc. Wit 4A
All thewest halEnf fractional ssetisn Ne. eight
Isl. In township No. seven "a, ssuth Of range ten
ltel west, ia NaadsrbuFgh Couaty, Indiana, ex-
eepfiug. however 50 mHeh thereof A. was harste-
fore eanyessd by one George b. Wagner 10 Jahn
satisfs shs decree.
And should said rents and profits not sela for a
sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs will
st the cane time aud place oGar f5r sale the fse
Simple cf said premises
GEoRGE woLELIs. sheriff V. G.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

they would bot exchange, and yesterday
she went up again, but has no. jet re-
turned
sAll the White inhabitants have left
here, and their houses and furniture re-
main just as they used them They also
left the negroes, but told them they had
better leave, as the Yankees would mas
sacre them, but the nigs did not believe
word Of il. They are all here, and are
employed in unloading boats, &c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
SALT AGENCY.
KANAWHA SALT.
Sheriff. Sale No. 1H7

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE Is
ID ssa cat Of the Once Of the Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas ef Yanasrhnrgh County, 1ndi-
iAna, in favor sf Phillip Kramer, aAa a9AEnst
oAtaasine ailisr aBa Elixsbeth Miller, I eiiI, on
VEIN EsDAY, jane sth, lss4, So
Between the hours of 10 u,eIaek L. NJ and o'clock
= n. q said day, at the doer q the Court House
In the Gifts u ETRB vile, Indiana offer Tor sale al
public Auction, the Rents and Profits err the term
efseTen ycarsef the following described Real e.
tate, TO- sit:
Lot No, thirteen li31 block Ne eight fsl. In
the northeast IN khIarEumsat Of tha city Of
Kvansviiie. Indiana
And shoald said Rents and Profits not salI for q
sum sufficient 20 satisfy said Writ aud Costs, 1
wis at the saEae time and place. ofer for sale the
Fea Simple 81 said premises.
eEoRGE woLFLTN. sheriff V. O.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

A Patriotic W0man's Views on the
Economical Movement.


Editors journal:
The Address to the Women Of Amer
lea, in your Saturdays Journal, met our
heartiest appreciation. We believe it to
be God-send to the thinking, patriotic,
women of the Nation: an appeal such
"a the times demand, and one that must
and ctH meet with the warmest sympa-
thies and most energetic action Of eve
nv true woman in our State and country.
And nov that we are called upon to
make 30 light q sacrifice in behalf OF
the great and free heritage bequeathed
10 US By our fathers, shall We not use all
the talent and energy that God has given
to as to keep thar sacred trust and lend
a helping hand TO bald anew our good
and glorious Government that God has
heretofore smiled upon and blessed 7
Shall We fold our hands and act no part
in this great drama. 2hie cur fathers
I brothers and husbands are crim4oning
/ the earth with their blood2
And nov, Messrs. Editors, that the
men Of our city have so nobly responded
TO the late call for The suppression Of
wrong and rebellion, shall cur women
not be first also 70 make the light saerl-
fee required Of then for the suppression
Of The fashion, frivolity, and extraya-
qance that are sapping the life and vast
ing the best energies Of too many Amer
lean women, even no40 while their eoun-
try is struggling between life and death
We have able writer's and thinkers IN
our city, and your patriotic paper, fore
most ia every good work, will not Eeiuss
TO give place for the expression Of tbeii
sentiments in It's columns. Norc is tn
time for action Let the Importance o
the work be fully made known, and lie
as 90 10 work 10 good earnest to supper
our noble sisters in Washington, VIII
have set US so illustrious an example.
M NJ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
Geographic dispatches.

4 part OF the force in our Office has
been kept busy the past week On tele-
graphic dispatches-some days issuing
az MANY as three Extras This is our
excuse for the want Of variety in to-day :
paper- VfnesnHes San.
Why your brother copperhead, Of the
Times, in this city says il Is swindle 70
issue one Extra day How much
worse 10 issue threel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
WOOL FACTORY.
EVANSVILLE WOOL FACTORY,
JOHN w. ssRLEN & CO..
propref0ra.

IXYE TAkE PLEAsERk IN ANNOUNCING
w 70 tbs public that We HAYS on hand large
art exesliens assortment q " 81 fssi Goods Of ar
own mznaisefurs. embracing Jsans, fiaukefs.
Flain and Plaid FiAaneas. Lma~yH. Haimnrals,
Stocking Yaru. Sc, whsea se wiii sell or ex-
shanxs fss " ooi on very reassuabla ieEaHs.
We viii also spin and iRanafacturr woei faF
eusfonsefs heretofore. Being provided WITH
thu hsst q EAssSgn HaehIheFy Of ika latest fHl-
prosemeuts+ together with NEST experts ncea
weFkmen, We fset epa hdsut u satisfying all who
may favor rs with hstF rntrunake. Also cash
paid for Wool Farsory enstssr MArkat ans tns Ae
Streets. mylI ). W. GRIEN CO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
MILLINERY.
hrs. ]. HASTINGS

WISHES To INFoKM HER OH PATRONS
w and the public generally that sha has juat
returned with one of the gest and beat rzlssss
stocks Of Millinery and Fancy Goeds ever broag ht
TO this city.
Her stock consists OF all the fAtest STYLES Of
Ribbo2s. Flowers, 6c., Of the best qualities. and
intends to dispose Of them At the ieweef posalble
price FOR CASH.
The Ladies would Dc weis 10 give asr call he.
fore purchasing elsewhefc.
MRS. J. HASTINGS. Main Street.
North aide, thres doors frem spcond
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
GRAND CONCERT.

FINHE "-GreSeent City Band and Mozart y
Society take pleasure IN infarming the eiti-
As0s Of hvansv lie and vicinity that they will give
two Concerts Of Socat aud Instrumental MUSE
At MASONIC HALL,
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
Goth aud 9th Of May inst
As the proceeds are to Be applied toward paying
Tor tue hew instruments Of The Band. the public
will now have Opportunity OF contributing to
It, and slzo get value received
PIT Erammes AMI further particulars will be
giVeE several days previous to the concert
g. W. WARREN,
@~yAs Musical pirsctor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND FIVE LOIS RoR sALK.--A
L 4 two story Frane Houss with two story
Warehouse. two CistsFns sRd Welt ia the Cellar
situated on three lots II tbs corner Of Division and
Sixth streets; also two lots aua stable en- sixth
Street are for sails on favorsbis terms. For par
tIeuIara enquire on the place. =
mylO-2s sF7R. slHtkMkh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
MARRIED..

On the 18th Inst II the Fesifsaes 81 tbs brides
fAther by the hev WIN Heavis, sfs " 3 GRIP
ftfH 70 Miss ALICE HUGO, ali ofahss city.
Accompanying tbs above motiss was ans cake.
which vas paFsaaea Of with great guaae By he
printers, who ahits In wishlag Dir criaath and
bis lovely bride many lsnx happy years.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
ICE-CRRAM SALOON.
O.. ADANK-

Having reattsd and refarni.hed. his saloon,
On SECOND STREET. tive ao.r.
below Main,
DEGs LEAVE TO INFORM THE CITIZENS
ID that he now has sserythfux eouaplAs.sl h., ~,
latest New York style and will be prepartl At All
times TO furnish parties and private families sish
Iee-Croam at their homes In moelds OF ethervgis,
in quantities to sait. s+ sstass = -
His saloon is well fitted for visitors. whom, he
invites TO give him call. mayl7 In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
WANTED.

TIOUsE-GONTAINING THREE on -FOUR
II rooms, not exceeding tseys squares from
the Post ofloe. ANY one having such an hetiae
for sale hnd purchaser ~ sppayiag ct this
Olies.
G7E A M0NTH.--AEeuts wanted 20 sell Few
- - log Maehlaes. vs. sill give kaEnHl.s-
slon ali machines sold, Of employ agents. who
will work Tor the abnve wages aud all expenses
paid. Address d. ID. HFRhtAGFoN q CO.. De-
troit, Mich. - Aass s#s mHyiz ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
FOE RENTOR SALE.

LsOR RENT or -AsBEA uTIFULAY
It situated Residence, naAr thss salt Wells, wtth
about two acres Of Land WIN trAas far good
city property. Enquire Of
e. MfRGsT .ear Main aud First.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19


s6~ Frank Thayer, the instrument
through which others have been for sew
eral years squirting or Swinging low aud
filthy Abolition editorials for the Evans
vile Journal, in public announcement
that he has gone in, under Morton a
call, says very modestly, that, believing
that the overthrow Of the rebellion de-
ponds, IN great measure" &c, 81 have
felt il to be my duty to respond TO the
call in person" Let the enemy tremblel
pfResnnes S4H.
& How the knaws who penned the above
ached sotell liel Lacking the courage,
he simply suppresses part of the para
graph as published in the Journal To
what degradation treason ranking in the
heart of q man reduces himl
1t may some day karroW up his heart
again.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

SHOWING ms HAMA noted Copper
bead was particularly jubilant over the
defeat of Banks and other Federal re-
verses in the South, observing that it
was - good time for Copperheads. I"
Comprehend stock is raising &c. His
JOY at the repnlse of our arms in LOUISE
ana entirely overcome his discretion,
and he openly declared his true senti-
ments. The fellow processes great ven-
Grafton for the Constitution, swears BY
Josh Allen, and can cry out abolition
ist' with the best of them.-Cdiro Meas
We have those here who rejoice in
Banks's defeat but they dare not ex-
press their JOY so fervently.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
DRESS MAKER.
CLOAK AND DREss-MAKIEG
L VI II . II IL NJ.

MRS. ELIZA SPIEGLEBRRG.
HAS JUST RECEIVED PROM KEW YogK
II lsgEe stock q BI4ek giiks. Gnpnirs Lace
estasgs, Dress IriHlni agss and other Fancy Arti-
sles eatahl= saT Ladiss- vezr Also,
Grenadine saavEs. yafenefenfe Lace,
ssd al ether articles usually kept in Ladies,
Fancy Store
she hiss en- hand. and viii make to order.
Ladies Silk Nantes and Cloaks.
whieh she VIII sell AZ tHe lowest possible a3~anee
on Asw Yoke she xili aIso ksep stoc ser
whole-aiIng whseh Merchants would Do veil 70
call and sxamine
she asks the Ladies 10 ziEs her call BEFORE pzr-
chasing eiss@beEe. ~ shs feels assured that khs
can ssIi lover thar any ether house il tbs city.
Dc First Street. betswesSn Main and Locust
mh11 Ma z SPIEGLEBEEG,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

goa II ssio5ss ~ LHnsF. 6
David s. GosdI1g, 4 Hancock.
Richard w. Thompson, Of sigo.
FOR sTATE ELEcTeHs.
1st District-Jamss G. Dsauy, 81 Knox.
John 8. HsughlaBd, ef spsEesK-
I'd Distriet-Cyrns +. NtKoH, Of CLARK.
Traneis Wsster, If LaEFana
81 Distrlet--HeBry q Prftshard, Of BAEtheios
baAison Evans, Of Lawrsnes.
4th Dlsttlet-Isonldas Sexton, Of Bush
g.. Eyger, % fFanklin-
9TH Dlstrfet- Benz, y flsypooi, Of feystte.
Joshua f. ssitstt. q Ilsnry.
9Th Dissfiet-J j. Wright. OF Morgan.
o. 0fesB,sof Shelby.
TLh Bfstricf-Jshn Os4lofn, o. Putnam.
Thonss 4 Rice, % Parkss
sth District-R r. Davidson, 81 Tippscsncs.
Benz. Gregory of Warren.
9Th Distrlct--JAmes B. Eslf0rdl Of white.
Aaron Gasfasy. u Porter
f0th Distrlet-T. r. Dickinson, Of D<Kalb.
Haliet KiibourHss 81 Eikbart.f
lish Dfstriet-John NJ Wallace, Of Grant.
James NJ Templer, Of Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
REMOVAL NOTICE.

WE will temporarily remove onr entire stock
w Monday, May 50, to No. - Main Street,
naxt door &c the clever grocer, Henry A. Cook
which store We will occupy until ths repair OF eur
old etores, Nos AZ and 90 Main Strcet.s Il 49,
We have a large sseck of Foreign Goods on
haud. i-hich we will sell Ut odd prices i 3 .
stair Carpeting
AT LESS THAN OLD PRICES.
IL will be we'll 70 examine our stock before pur.
chasing. ScHAPKER q BUSTING,
maylT az aud - Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
MUSICAL, &c.
s95 RE WARD.

1 DkRE BAF sKRs sns ssyxTa 'sss ssaissa
fgaas sgasie 3 eassr e. sash ). van sssr-s
pargh oaptsr sn tbs al sLs * sas igth last Tie
sal ss4sk nane Aad tall; TaltA sfa ksaFfsssaesi.
e fsreheaas Wlise siriHa IN 81 nese, rGnnina "a
10 unatTfis wits ueder ains. EslaSs zra Laofs
ArSs isEl Agsn4 bx kasra o. ustaia tkrse iaehs 81
hast1 Nnd the FigHs hind ig DARK Il wsihan efg ~
r nfae inches u hoaf wntgh i Wils@. ASS, 4
scar % eAs ~ sssF hlHa alsaaAs-
mare colt ahauf two re - cd. taken 9Th
re insstsevs cetes sss sragi y zfts spot ia fste-
sssa lena aas = Site y M laaf
.s4i gixs twrpty hFe apItaEs far the return af
SAL naarc sas 1t " gar Information thai all
enable me 70 set xaIa 3
asayls = Ions WHITEHEAD. n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

R9r The Terre Haute Express says
that 4. b Allen surrendered the Audit
oss office to B. H. Convell, Esq, on
Thursday last A majority Of Mr.. Al
len attorneys advised him TO do so, as
me action could not longer be success
fully defended. Right will triumph in
the end Fsaceanes Sun,
Yes, right will triumph in the end and
we believe the people of vigo county
will overwhelm the knaves who robbed
E, B, Allen Of the Auditors Office and
the corrupt judges who favored the
most heartless villainy ever psrpetrates,
By The ladies of Paris have stopped
sweeping the streets with their sslken
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
NEW BOOKS.

1lOQakts
ID ESANss LIFE or CuRfsT:a teok crest
n ing great excismsut
Miss Gilbert. Career
Tales q the Opsrs; By Psrsea.
Mrs Lisripsr's LgsgfHgs; By Disksns
Letters 70 the Joassss.
Abbott's Hstory o. the Great Rebsifios
Southern History q the war--arst ana .a.sns
vuiunss.
General GRAFT and his npaixns
Hzrrerss History 81 the War, as far AZ CIT
The Perfect Gentleman er Elegance soa Kas
quencs.
Held IN Bosdages bpc Fazxhn .58s
Hoe. I'd szsrd
Eubfnfs :
Frank Warrington By author Of Tbs gvfh
srianas.n - @'A'
Bsrrsts's Astroneuay aud AsIss Rs zfsff
Mercedes Novel;, and a the Dms Ea~.is -AA- E@A8
At Ell DOBELLs.
-..sesas ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

Why does not the Times tell the whole
truth IN this matter7 Why does il not
tell its readers that these several persons
concluded to walk out Of the church
because the minister officiating prayed
for the success Of the Federal arms and
the restoration Of the Union7 This was
the cause Of their concluding to walk
out OF the church, and the Times very
naturally rushes to Che defense.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

s6y- On last Sunday morning. several
persons attending one Of the churches
10 81. Louis, concluded to walk out dur
ing prayer The ST. Louis Democrat
calls the attention Of the General Com
nianding the Department to the fact.
- r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

g The ladies of Paris have stopped
sweeping the streets with their s:Iken
tails, shortening their frocks, looping them
up over eolored petticoats-preparatory.
we suppose, to wearing still more SEE.
sible dress
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

uoNISY--s sBArrsls szsra White uoniny
Nos FIRST STREET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

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Ho! for the Holidays. re
HAVE on HAND AND 1 AN CONSTANT
Il LIZ rscsfFing large ans splsadid AssoFgnsat
81
Gift Books,
Photographic Albums,
Photographic Bibles,
Gift Annals,
Poetical Works,
Rosewood Work Boxes,
Mahogany Work Boxes,
Writing Desks,
Ladies' Leather and Wire porfman.
tss-fn great variety. q "A
Also Large variety II guvsaIls TOYS and Tox
Books q every description ard styGa. whleh I
slil sell cheap for cash
fisass eaal and examine my stock before par
easing easNhsfe. J. H&ALT,
e. No 2. Cor. Msla ed TIrst SIS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-27

Brewn,s Bronchial TrOches.-'l have never
changed my mind respecting them nom inc i, VII
RYy iIryRY ARD BEEtHER :. , r..rr
The Troches staff Of life to me -fRof' I'D" Aii
Non1H Pres Hamilton College Clinton y - w.,
For Throat troubles they specific ~ = m r.
Too favpraiiy known to need commentator hoN-
A PHELPS Pres Massachusetts, Senate , ~
Contain ~ Opium nor any thing injurious DIX a. -
III AYES Chemist. Boston. . , ~ NJ,
An elegant combination 10. Coughs - pN w. T.
Boston. ,,,. ,- pr,- Fnv,1
ii. CHAPIy. - -. =, D. G Sr,crp,rn
Most sautary relief in Bronchitis : sklifhikD
Nnrri-town. Ohio ga. De- = 7
Very beneficial when sufo ring from Sous' Nh'' -
F. ANDERSON. St LuCs r,
Almost instant relief in the distressing labor OF breathing
macmillan To REV. A. C. EGGLE>ToA New York.
They have suited my exactly, relieving my throat ;.
,,ot culd sing with IT DuCdARME, Chorster trencl
Parish Church. Montreal ,
4, tberc are mitater be sure obtain the GExuTNE
-'5N'' - Al.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-27

PROVOKING ERRoR---In an article entitled
" Light Ahead" which appeared in the JOURNAL
Of February l3th, we said, speaking of the Wi
ley resolutions IN regard to Indian affairs. that
debate eaads ensqed & IN which most of the speakers
Mr.. Wright endearpred to delay" &c Tho a.
bate in question took place in the House and ,ho
accused party was Wright of Contra Costa
When the resolutions were reported to the e.,
ate Mr.. Wright, Senator from the l4th Distr;c,
and Mr.. Jones, of Trinity, advocated their IN,
mediate passage. The blunder should not have
been made, and We take the earliest opportunitv
TO place the pisrepresented party right on the
record,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-27

THE PLAGuE.-A disease called the spotted
fever has manifested itself Virginia and Washoe
cities. 1t is generally fatal within twenty-four
hours, and is described as in most respects like
the Egyptian plague. The usual symptoms are
are the appearance of small pimples and blotches
on the face and hands, with acute pains and
swelling of the head, and enlargement of the
glands of the neck
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-27
alcw Adrsrtisements.
PIsOSPE II u ~
---uF 1HE-
RED BLUFF MESSENGER. F"

The subscriber will the If Red Bluff in March
next Weekly Newspaper entitled the Red BiHf Mes
ssngsr
In Politics the .Nfssrnger will be Dcm"crac-a bold and
the doctrines of the Conservative par
uf and those who worship mt the shrine of
Radical Aboonsm. and seeking overthrow the
crnmcntal and principles cherished by the Patriot
founders Of the Republic will find 1t their most uncomrrom
ising foe
Believing that the Democracy of Tehama. Shasta Trinity
and northern Counties desire and will sustain sound
sheet. the proprietor has perfected
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-27

Our EUROPEAN FRIESD.-Secretary Seward
writes to our Charge d'Affaires, Bayard Taylor,
saying :-' She (Russia) has our friendship in
every case, in preference to any other European
Power, simply because she always wishes US
well, and leaves us to conduct our affairs as we
think best.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-27

Fool ERRAyD.-Collector James of San Fran
cisco has gone to Washington ON a three months
furlough. The Bulletin thinks he went to assist
in the nomination of Chase for the Presidency
and Trenor W. Park for Vice President Chase
for President nould do very well, if there was
an show for him, but Park for Vice President is
simply ridiculous