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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-12

long time. he bseowes tired Of ysusspd
waats . change. ThiEks he WANTS > sisy
paper. Teils the postmaster ss di1costinr
ae and one II his prpess ID rriurned nafk-
ed refused" Paying up 81 isis aasous
the last Of biz thoaghss; besides. hs x4Das
his money 70 sspd 70 sei,y puhiishss. Y
After fisse yan ivpx iever his xrece1t
aud ses bin Of .'balancs. dse, e Hi m
he p1y Il chserfa:iy1 We leave bma 4
answer. This. to-, is aessPapsr pssroa-
age.
Another man lives near Jou--never
took your paper--it is .oo s,usli-ion'. ike
The edispr or so,ue,hing elsc-yes gees reg
uiarly TO his neighbor's. :. reads bis bY good
6re--inds faul, with It's contents, disputes
irs POSITIONS. aud with is type. Osca>iou-
a:!J sces an article he iikes-givss half 4
dlne and b-gs = numbcs. This. too, is
newspaper pairousge.
Anolhcr .p"rts dns hor-s. or perhaps =
pair of ,hem-is always .--a with whip in
hand and spur on fvt-au use for him 70
take Dewspaper-kn knows enough. Fi,.al-
ly he co0c!<des to get msrri-d--does So
sends = notice ofthz, fac, With ..plesse
send me half dex:n copdcs." Thi. uioue
does he ever pay f>r rotioe or papers! No.
But surely. you don't charge Cor such
things" Ibis, too. is uessp.per patron
sge. ......
Another uan (biess you it does US good
t" sec -sca ,neu) comes aud says 1.-THE year
for which, psi1 is ;.o"u, t" expire. want
I" pay for ano.hsr.' lie does so and re-
tir-S
Rsad.r ism, newspaper patronage Gu
siaas thing: And in ,iaas great day when
n'aes: men get the reward due their hon.
-s.y. which, say you. Of th,s. enumerated
anvve, will obtain .hst r.wsru! Now it
will be secs tba. while cvrtsin ki,ids Ut pa
s-onsge. are the very life and existence Of .
newspaper, tbure arc certain other kinds
ia.t w'i. xiii paper ,sole dead.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-12

SricxiSo TO OSEs Rniurs.-"Hos
is it. john, that you bring the WACO,
home in such eonli;i"n?"
broke it. driving over stump
Where -
Back 10 the words. hsn mi'e or 30.
"But Why dri you rnh agaisst th
s,umpf Couldn'. you see how to driv
s,raigh, I"
L did drive straight. sni ths' is III
reason drove over it. The stump vas d
rec,ly in The middle Of the rad"
"Why then did yuu NOT 60 sround il Z
because. sir. the stump aad no right !
the middle Of the real, aud had flgh
in it,"
True, J,hu. The stump ought not I
have teen In the road. bu, ! wonder 80
we're - foolish - no, to consider 1t ".
stronger than your wagon"
why. father. do you think that l an
always going to yield up a.y rights TO
IL am Determined 10 stirk up 10 them
come what will
..Bu, what's the use. John. Of stsndin
up f,r rights. when you ouiy get great
wrong for doing sol"
II shall stand up for them ut all haz
ards"
We'll, John. all I have 10 cay is this
hereafter you must fu: nish your Own v.
gon-" .H
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-12

s lf God wers "a take the nsooa and Ssara
oas ri the heavens. the chanecs Of husband
~ would be better than would te the
caaucrs fsr ciyilisaiisa and re6aemsai,
wcrs Gss q take vanes o. this planet.
WoSa,s carries sivilis.siosl il her hca<t.
It srriags from hsr Hlr pSssr aaa inlla-
encc mark the civilissl1to 81 NV cc6utfy.
A nsan that lives il community where hs
has the privilege Of womas's elevated 30.
cieiy. and is suhiecs to uomau's iuanence.
is almost of necessity re6ucd. more than he
is aware Of and IL they ore rsmoved frou,
the influence of virtuoos vcmsnhood. the
very best degenerate or feel the deprive
tioa. There i, something wanting in the
air when you get west Of ,he Alleghsny >
mountains on sultry day Of sumner.-
The air esst Of the mountains is supplied
-i,h scr. of bahulnm from the AL, ua:e,
Of the ocean. BY which one is sustained i.
the sui,siest days uf uid summer. Nov
v at this salt is to the air. that Is woman
,unuence to the virtue of a cnnmuuiiy.-
You breathe it without knowing it; all 80,
know is that you arc made stronger sut
better. Aud man is uot half . man unles.
woman helps him to be. Oae of the mis-
chiefs Of camp life is. that women are re
moved from it. The m"a may not know wha
lets them down 10 . lus state OF feeling. o.
what that subtle i..auracs Was that KEEP
them. up to high state Vi re6ncment-bu
it is the absence Ct women in .h. ono case
and was tue presence Of Woman in the oth
er. Wasnsu is light which COP bss Sc
before u.au to show him which vay to 70
aud bleascd il he who has sense enough I
follow il.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-12
A Jev1sn Wed ding. ).

Mr Prime Ut the New York OJserre,
gives the following interesting account o'
Jewish wcddins:
IF you have ncvcr visited Jewi.h syn
agogue, you would do we'll Of Saturaa,
TO n,tend The worship. The gallery is sel
spar, exclusively for The women. who take
uo part in the >erviee. Under the CALLER,
are pews f.Ciug The centre of the hous.
whsre is HI open area with = reading desl
ia The middle, and u, the eastern end cur
tain hangs in front of q recess. the hol,
place. where Tie Law is deposit j.
AT the hour appointed the parties arri
ved. The bride aud her attendant tool
their seals at the cas-, end cf the court. 40,
the man xith his friends in another place
The Rabbi. Mr. Isaac. entered ths desl
sud robed siu.se!f there. he and all the mer
10 the house keeping their hats on .hei,
heads during the cn,ire service. The Rab
bi then cowu,enccd chan, ia the iI.hrev
tongue. aud on its conclusion. the msu
With friend a. witness, stepped in.n sb,
desk and signed the marriage contract. A
H'k canopy vas then spread aud supported
oy Tour posts, = young nan and maiden y
each post. and The bridal party came ant
stool opposite each other under the c.no
Py. The priest made to them an ia,erest
Ing snd appropriate address. specially com
.nending to the young msn the bride b,
bad Won. lie had long koown her father
and the great Industry and SUCCESS. witi
wh.eh he had pursued his art. to suppor,
his family aud fst them for usefulness. II.
exhorted him to Le kind and faiihful Il
her ~ long n he lived.
There is no par. Of tho duty Of minis.
ter Of religion, be said, more interesting
and deligb'ful than this of uaiting two ,ov.
ing hearts in the bonds Of s,strimsny /,
vas falhlIing the design Of the Supreme.
and il Is also the means Of perpetuating Our
holy seligien. After the cxhortsiioD. be Of.
fered prayer in the Hebrew, aud q large
silver goblet Of vine wss held to the lips
OF the n,aa aud ie tasted II and then 10 the
lips Of the bid. she did the aasne:
Another prayer was offered. and aaoth-
er glass of wine vss issted By bosh. and
the glass wssilaid upon the A,vr and crush
% % pieces by the foes Of tbe Assa; sigai.
tying that the union they fasmed sh~ald
last sill the pieces we're united sgnin.-
This closed the esasaSooy The friends
gash~red about the young s~ar;s. kiesed
the bridc. wished ih.au hapsiu.as. amd ihss
they all a1ieaGs.o - he .ssryi.e. k-ssa-
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-12

A NuvKL .'SrRsAp EAaLn On one
Of the co.umns of the n,zin hail Of the New
York Fair hangs the hairy eagle" which
was designed aud prcsen.ed by Mrs
Wright, wife of Governor Wright Of Indi
ana. In after years it will pussess grea
interest as historical rn~menso. It " a,
esg1c resting on globe. aud surrounded b.,
= wreath. the whole affair made of the hsi'
Of various distinguished s,a,e-lneL and mel
OF the present day. Presislous Lincoln sos
Vice President Hsmliu. and Secrctsrie
Seward. Chase. Wellss. and Usher. ans
Senators Fessenden, johnson. Sumner
Cowau. Grines. Kimball. Trumbull. Viii
son. Sherman, Sprague. Lane, Howard
Foster, Haven. Hicks, Hale. Morgan
Wade. Ramsey. Howe. Morrill, and vii
kinson have each contributed PORTIONS "
their locks. black, brown, grey ami red
curls, ~iry, sraigh, snl otherwise. I,
make this really beautiful oru.weus.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-12
3AlN US GAZETTE
- pusLrsmsD ssss. rnrssBAy sr
We OL8rER BsOBsSN.

1ssns o. ScnacEIrrIos. .-e2. 0Opcrs sa
ssn. 20 be psid within six n,onths. n,
subscriptions wilIkbe seec;sed for . short
:sr pexied tlxn esx n1nnfhs, snd I'M, psre,
De discontfnoed anu 81 arrcsraRes 4.
yAid. except as shs SDsion Of the publish.
o..
TsRxs ~ ADsEsrrsISe.--2l pei
-quare for the first insertion. and z;
sss. for every subsequent Insertion
sagbf lines ~ les, c"nsti,atc = square.
Hthe number Of insertions bc nu, marked
aso the sdycr,ieniens. it viii be publish
I'd until forbid. and charged accordingly
A hheql dciaetipn msis 70 ;nnse wh.
avsrsise by shs se.r.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-12
NEWSPAPER PATRONAGE

This thing called newspap-r pstronsss
Is curious thug. Il is composed Of IA
many co'"rs - the rainbss, aud q.
chaHgeab'e rs chameleou.
"sslbRs isan sahscrihes fdr newsps per end
pays for Il in advance; be gurs h.sre snl
rszis it With the proud satisfaction tbs, i,
j. his own. II. hands in an advertise.
tnsut. asks the p'tce.and p,ys Tor it, ibis
is newspaper pa's"u.ge.
Another man says, please rut my nsme
on your list Of Subscribers. ani he gees ii
yifh"u, Is a.ueh as having said pay onoe
Time pssses. year pstieGee il lexhaasit,i
aad you dun l,im Hs flies in,u . passion
perhaps pays. rsrhsps not
AIo:h-. nas has trre q suh.,,;. o.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-12
THE LOYALTY OF LOUISIANA.
From the Tort Hudson tid Ger. efAe ". Y
Tribune.

1Tt0HRf.
II nur friends ut the Narsh choose "a
amuse thern~ Ives with the idea that Loui-
siaua is reclaimed. ant again loyal. We
ought not 20 complain of $" ch -ap a. cater
ta;nmrnt. In truth. undrr the mild swsy
Of Governor Hahn. who was elected BY
several thousand majority. there is just 8.
much o: Lauisians in the Union ~ i, cover.
ed by our pickc,s Outsih. Of New Or.
leans. no Union officer or ci,iz-n can ride
alone in safety twn miles from the SIissis-
sippi. except where our organized so!diery
move.
Guerilla warfare is nov an organized sys-
tenn on the Mississippi. from New Orleans
60 Memphis
The gu~rillss soy that they will destroy
sil the s'oek aud material. u, the plansa-
tons worked by Govcrnm-., lcssees. and
they will 90 30 without d"ub, wherever
there lie not respectable military force to
vppose them
The Rebels yes.er:sy mad. dash with
IN our picket iiies. and brisk skirmish
essaed without important results 70 ei,her
side. 4 detachment o the li6lh Illinvis
mounted irssa,sy. and section of Barne' .
battery. sis, New York, With Que gun.
had been out u.endins the liue uf telegraph
20 Bzt"n Rouge. and on their return sere
attacked t,y a superior tcrce Of Rebel cav
airy and driven ia. simultaneously IN ~.
tack rss made GA uur pickcts i.y an equally
large rec. aad the desschs. q; un the teie-
graph Rad Via. 'hu. cut "a snd Asuked.
The csvalry came j" hy sm.l roads. but the
p'.'ce oi .ri,,.' ~ wss sr:k. d sns i.fs, and
a:aeEu.,I cs.r.-i a ,; tie sa..ny
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-12

A .avern-kcepsr in Newark. "he
giving New Years p's-en, to hi. ..he'p
told one OF bis por.ers q smart lrishmas
that he was abou, the best man in th
house, and therefore he should give biz
the most co.tly present.. ''Sure." sai'
Pat. rubbing bis hands with delight. .
always name to do ms juty." Il beiiev
you" replied bis employer, and tber'
fore 1 .h.li make ysa spresent Of oil y"'
have stolen from me during the year.
THANK yer hosor." replied PAT. IAN
may sll yer friends aud scqnsiusanc>
treat you as liberaliy.'
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-12

1T Is true" said Biifkins. - he ie
Mrs. Biifkihs up to the window aud b.
gan 70 eoun, The wrihklss on hrr forchesa
What il t,ue." said Mrs. 4. in . tor
that ssvored Of chsgrin and .su,s eurim
~. Why" replied he. II bsve ju
resd that every time wife seolds b.
husband adds . xri, kle to- h.r face. and
Can count Eve distinct furross that ha'
been added within . week Mrs. b. 30
not q word. nut there Vas lofty contenl
in her lesk fs,r the errdSli,y tbs, sDu,ro;
- her hn-bsnd, o. sLe s-lt os, 10 ord
hi. dinner.
I ....' .s..
4 wo.i 10 tic,e s.,cs n:rN.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-12

9xtcAss SrILL psssspxSa Tnsx.
Acosh thsse seems - exist \
KID ths truth u the ssptpss lsaely
ItoE Mexieo. sas faet u,ust 81 ~
3f<ftum. The Mexicsus are still
eis invaders. and from the spirit
3 sue a.1y sa4srsllJ expect lthe
s14st ltt yesrs. .Ihorpnlekip
II sfha uSislEf1l itsvasiom ol
sheak sad. TIE people u the illfa,ed repab.
lie will. IL is evident. resist TO the last, and
they have many thinga in their favor. Tue
climate asust ever psovs fasal 10 The foreign
troops who shall eadeavor to sustziu the
new ruler Of Mexico. ,Accustsmei to q
life Of guerilla warfare, tue Mexicaus will
cling To this mode Of weakening their enc
mics. and BY dint Of constant small success
ses wear out their power. The French
will 6nd, a. time rolls on. that the con-
quest OF Mexico is BY fsra moro formids-
bic achievement than they have supposed;
aod We are Inclined to doubt wheth n they
will not signally fail in their graod mining
schemes. owing to the constant opposition
aud enmi,y Of the natives. Juarez has
still Large force under his command. who,
il defeated BY the French. will scatter, and.
formiag into bands. keep up series o,
annoying attacks upon thu French, rrquir-
'ng ." large force to put them down us
TO exhaust the revenues Of tho nsw eu,-
pire. Napoleon will find that this Mexi.
can elephant is one Of the most troublesome
kind. aud will set wish he had not nedled
With this continent --.Ncu York Hsruld
A LoSaIrUOISAL kIrEH.-A river that
runs east or west cro.ses no parallel of
latitude. consequently, a. il auws towards
the sea, !, does not chsnge its climate
and, being in the same climate. the crops
that arc grown At i,s mouth are grown al
70 At its sources; and ffom one end TO tn.
other Of it there is 10 variety Of produc.
| tionsit is all VI wheat and corn, or wine
or oil, or come other staple. Assorted
cargoas. therefore. Cannot be made ur
/; from the produce - suoa . river br;ngi
down TO market. On the other hand, q
river that runs north or south. crosses par.
sllels of latitude. changes iss climate a
every turn. aud as tao traveller desccud.
ihshssa sasos sew agricultaralss.ples ahouad.
lug. Such river bear. jowa to the se,
| variety Of PRODUCTIONS. which Que o,
another Of the ustious 10 sure to want. .and
for which ons will send to market at il.
mouth or the port to which they are dis
| tributed over the world. Its advantage,
| are equally great for trade between The dit
ferent sections through which j, apws, a.
the staples of those sections .re unlike
and productions lacking in on. part If it,
course are supplied il Another. Tho No
sor,,nents Of merchandise afforded by zach
a river arc the lifs Vi canncrce; they give
il energy. activity and scope. Such riv.
cr is the Mississippi. aud the Mississippi
IL ,hs only such river in the world.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-12

"A Dutchman Was relating that he hes
wosdesfui'y escaped the danger of being
drowned At ti,uc when thirteen of his
Q ompauioOs has y.rished BY the apsett,ss
II q boat 10 which they were seated. "Ani
how." hs Was asked. did you escape the
fate Of your coup suiou. ~ Why" he
replied. qusintly. Il happesed To b. iu
another boas." ......
---Saall Boy No. L--''Sam. ,naothss
says your dad's shut his house all up ana
ivss down in c~llss. 40 M to pretapd q BE
away. for fear he'll have 10 60 fir : sSi-
dior - -a>.1 r
Sma!l Boy Ne. mo hs hsia's
uather. uss jus, shut all tho wiuder.
up on 'aoesuot Of sac dras.' be saya. y.
thess Iow."
Come, sonny, get up" said an indu,-
gent father TO his svh the other lnuruinx.
Remember the early bird Catches the
worm." What do | care for worsns T"
replied the young hopeful. '.u,osh-r Won.
,ss me 60 fishing .. rras ,ai
Dent keep q solitary parior, inis
which you &" but once mouth. with you.
parson or sewing society. Hang around
Jour walls picssrcs which shalt tell stories
IT mercy. to.c. courage, faith aud chari,y.
dake ycur living roon tho house. LIT
tSs place be such that when your boy has
gone to distant lands. or even wheu, per
'aFs. no cliags 30 = single pls.k in the
wa'ers vt the wide ocean, the thougik ef
he old homestead shall come 70 him 10 his
ieAO!a'io.:. triagins .i~sys light, hope aud
love. Have 10 du6geop, abous yorr
l"uss. NO room you never % open--nv
'liuds that always shut.
II s'y. boy. stop that or" Il
await got no stopper. sir" well. bead
ia. then" ''ti.s already headed. .ir."
'onfoun your imper,iaepee--,uru hiss j"
lies right side sat already. SIR
'pssk 10 h'n. you rascal. yos," '.is.d
n ,-niug. Mr.. OK
The Ohio Satesm4a has an ACCOUNT
t . n,"b in G,.-bsiile. bark evuvt,.
Ohio. Oh Monday. the 18th instant. du-
ing which the law Office Of the Hon Wm.
Alien. an ex-senator in Congress and
Democrat WAS ss.ailed aud gswad, ssd
Mr. Allen himself suffered violence.
The !Sasesms" charges the responsibility
4 The disturbance apoo ''AboIisisn faust
/ es." '.I.oy.! Ltaguers' and -'drankes
1oiiiers." n. o'h.r parficaiass ore Civ
"a.
In sjally company each one wss IN
:sk . question If !, vas answered tie
roposes paid . forfeit. PATE que.,iou
fas: ~. ..-t-.-,..
How does II, lis,ls ground ssuiirrel
iig his hole without showing ans dir .. thc
utrance:" 'T-i = ,.r ,4ni
When they sll g.re il p. PA. ssid.
Sure it, becaa,s be begins ., .he Other
:ni Of the hole"
One Of the rest exelsin,ed. "Bas how da
~ get there?" ' asH.t'''fZs "t' 10
"Ah." said Pat. '''hss's year 4sasssiss
--cau you answer II ynurseif!'
Taylor says coartships arr che sore.
nd dresmy a6ressSids, s0 unsesa kdcu..
shsse hslf the world has passed 70 csaoics
.Dd talked N whispers under the noodaiek.
md passes snd stver retarosd. d 7'a'e
Me-" ,sid the pride Of The ismii~.
ho had seen sone sevsn san.ssrs. 90,
'ou ksav wby Jar ton c.s il ike esss"
da didn't. -Hhy." exclsinsa ,bs pse-
,eious PCT. 'dasa't be 20 on. % the
soonlight ana irveke the sse.es.~
-Ssissl s.ys ,hat be hss' bssa, vish.u
onsy ~ long that be- eannrs .sscollre. b. .
foi!ss l""k..l H.. sa,s ihr nr.ier ,h-s -.
~ il world Of chsn9~ i. Q 4. .ess fslLsy
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-12

Ehe W0Oan Vnee. - nsssE -.
Hoy uonderfatE i l.. thas of nou than
thonsald ziilios of Lusaaa iscs.. IN /.
cosering bit the space ~ Z lev snrafs &
cAss. no two should b alike Il 4;
What isae6cisnes. = sllna1t e;tsGtk;ll
. shsosa by the sss6,pss " - h<ausifaI
arsAngenAnl -osd Wke1Z ;rcccv. nisne.
wsuM snsas bctx ceu sovsss. sush ar,lx Ara
saSsssss pApeRgs and ehi13rn !. fni
creditors. y u sAsze a;.'iag ai,Aiug u..rks
we're oblitersted
Identity is certain someihip9 ~ which
We know friend after isng sears u sb-
sence have ehaOged him. end diusnesi our
memory Of him. and when al! the paths ia
which We walked together sre grown oxsr.
Time caanot destroy IL. gsernity will nos
waste it away. No change Of circumstan-
css will obliterate IL. II will survive slike
the sbrsisoos Of earth. the hearsu ami tho
paine Of hell. "'"
Individual identity detsches each msn
from the other. .nakes him uuit. and
makes each ssan himself. himself % bear
the responsibilities of exis.enoe. II is mos
only vsliatisu in form and fcstures, ku,
different look ou' from each pair of rses,
and expresses itself in the fscr, sud makes
its individuality known ia the general car
rage OF the toiy. and ,hs usyem=n, of il.
limbs.
Lsng abseoce. foreign .ravrl. expasurs ID
the camr and field. may produoe grea.
cbaGge.: but the mother sess her child be-
Death the growth Of years aud fore;ga
garh. aud the father selects bis sso from
thousand ssidiers on parade and rseoeni-
zes him among the fale. haggard fsses Of
tho hospital. or among the killed ami wouu.
deo uf the battlefield - Doston Rrey,dc..
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-12

4 VOID 10 tic,e s.'cs n:re.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-15
Maine, 1900!
Vermont, $4,000!
Pennsylvania, 10000!
Indiana, 10000!
Ohio, 10000!

CLEVELAND, llth.-Reports received from In
diana show large Union gains over 1860 Nor
ton, Union candidate for Governor, will have
30, 900 majority. There is also probable gain
of two Union Congressman.
Returns from Ohio show complete success of
Union ticket. 1t is reported that Union Con-
gressmen elected in lst, I'd and 7th Districts,
last represented by Pendleton, Long and Cox.
Telegrams received at Union headquarters in
this city state that Pennsylvania, Indiana and
Ohio have all gone Union by increased majori-
ties.
CHICAGO, l2th.-Rcturns from Indiana are in
complete, but sufficient is known to place Nor
ton majority ut not less than Is 900. Returns
from 4th and 9TH Congressional Districts show
large Union gains, indicating probable defeat of
Holman, Dean, Voorhes and Egleston.
From Ohio returns sufficient to show that
election of Union State ticket by majority of not
less than 40 900 is certain. Sam Cox is defeat
ed for Congress in Columbus District. Egleston
tunion) elected in Longs District, and Hayes
(Union) in Pendetons District.
Philadelphia telegram of this afternoon says
vote in State is so close that it is probable that
soldiers will decide result.
Press claims Union majority of 10 900, which
soldiers will increase to 10000. Also there will
be Union gain of members of Congress.
Philadelphia Age claims Democratic majority
of from 10000 to 1000 on home vote.
CISCINSATI, l2th.-Ohio elects l6 Union Con-
gressmen-perhaps II.
HARRIsBrRG, l2th.-Believed here that State
has gone Democratic on home vote by from 3 ,000
TO 5000. 1t is expected soldiers will give from
5000 to q, 900 Union majority.
New YoRK l2th.-Indianapolis special to Tri-
6une says Union State ticket elected by l. 900 to
q, 900 majority. Six Union Congressman are
elected.
BALTIMORE, l2th.-Returns from city show
election of Mayor Chapman over Sterling, (Inde-
pcnIent) by large mrjority. New Constitution
will have from 5000 to 1000 majority in city.
IxDGAxAPOLIs, l2th.-Rcturns from 81 coun-
ties, partially official. show aggregate Union
majority of 23O01-t Mon gain Of $1,000 over
vote of 1862. which gave Democratic majority
in State of over 1000. From present indch-
tions Congress will stand Onion, Demo-
cratic. Noorhies District doubtful
HAnRISnrIG, l2,h.-I is believed that Union
lists have carried State hy at least 20,oJo major-
". Certainly Ii Union Congressman elected, Il
gain Of t. Legislature is largely Union
BurLEn'S llEApQrARrERs, llth.-Noting in
PENNSYLVANIA Regiments in army 10 day passed
of quietly. As fur rs learned Union ticket is
everywhere successful.
We received the following later dispatch from
Chas Wcstmorcland, Secretary Of the Union
State Ccatra nommi;tec, ut on Thursday
san FRAVCIsco. l3th-ll, 4. NJ
GoRpox :--lndi ana. 1000 Fennsy ylvania,
20.0J0; OHIO, 10, ,00oall for the Union, with
out Soldiers vote.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-15
REDEMPTION FUND NOTICE.

OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co.,
Weaverville, Sept. "a, 1864
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that in accord
~ ance with the provisions of an Act of Legis-
lature creating Redemption Fund for Trinity
county, sealed proposals for the surrender Of
county Warrants will be received at the Office Of
the undersigned, in Weaverville, up to the last
day of the session of the Board OF Supervisors
in November next.
pNrNo bids will be received for more than the
par value Of Warrants offered and each War
rant proposed to be surrendered must accompa-
ny the bid. A. COCHELL,
37.tsb. County Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-15
Claims Against Indian Department.

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 tho 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 Superintendcnce of HANSON,
STEELE and WENTWORTH, to present the
same to me at my office, southeast corner Of
Washington and Sansome streets, San Francis
CO, or before the
Ist day OF December, 1864,
so that they may be forwarded to Washington
for final settlement Afidavits from responsible
parties will be required to establish the correct
ness and Justice of said accounts.
AUSTIN WILEY,
362m Supt. of Indian Affairs, Gala.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-15
BRIDGE LICENSE NOTICE.

H1 oTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
Y apply to the Honorable Beard of Supervisors
OF Trinity county, at the November Term, for
renewal Of license to keep Toll Bridge over
Trinity river at Grass Valley in said county.
ID. N. KELLOGG.
Grass Valley, Oct ], 1864. 3s4t