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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-07-09

HrAwArHAIzED.-The q local - of the Marys
VILE appeal calls upon the spirit of Hiawatha tt
furnish language to describe an Indian shooting
scrape, and the spirit thus responds
AT David Towards rancho,
On bank of the Feather,
For q dance, did come together
Dusky children Of the tuies;
Prom the placid Sacramento
From the murky, roaring fuba-
Came the Indian and maidens,
Dressed up in their beads and feathers
Two young bucks Of manly beauty
Loved alas one Injun maiden,
Lkened unto Hiawatha;
Soon the green-eyed monster,
In the bosom of the lovers,
And hi yumuck called Suffer,
Whose dusky heart all a-futter,
etraightway with Colts persuader
Sped cold lead into the other.
should the Injun' with the bullet
EafsIy lodged within his gulist.
Go to join his ancient parients
On the other side Of Jordan,
Then the who shut his light out
With the ugly Colts repeater
viii have to dance light fantastic
Without a place to rest his feet on"
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ooo6. WEAvERVILLE, CALIFORNIA JULY g, 1864
Weekly o rinity 5omrmal.
Weaverville, Saturday, July 9, 1864.

GEN. WRIeHT's LoGrc.-Although General
Bombastes G. Wright's farewell letter contains
very gratifying facts, (that announcing his con-
templated departure) still it is very illogical and
absurd. If the General cannot fight better than
he can write, he has little capacity to aid in put
ting down the rebellion. His letter disproves,
too, truism-that the peu is mightier than the
sword The General in his communication to
the War Department, says:
Happily the number of who thus ignore the author
ty the Federal Government and declare their feay
the State from which they came small compared with that
OF the men who are and who love the Union and
are willing to risk their all for its preservation"
The secessonsts in the State are slim in num-
bers, says the hero of the Orleans Hotel and
Metropolitan, and consequently impotent for mis-
chief and disturbance. But in order to make his
pacific course the means by which this I" small
number have been prevented from rising and
capturing I" the many who are Americans, the
General makes flank movement, and says:
Had for moment yielded to the insane demands of
radical and its aborer should have filled forts
with political prisoners to crafty personal
such ouburs of indignation such to render
almost certain that civil war and bloodhed would have
followed"
That is to say-had the General accepted the
advice of this great majority the small squad of
secessionsts would have been so excited that
they would have seized the State and put the
great majority down
The truth is, that the acts of General Wright
have had no influence whatever in maintaining
peace in the State. The loyal people never relied
him in the least. They hare protected themselves
by vosing down secessionists at the polls, and by
arming and drilling citizen soldiers. The thought
,chether Gen. Wright here or not never for one
moment taken into consideration by the people
,chen there supposed to be some danger Of
aict His influence for or against peace has neper
Weighed feather, and so far as it went at any
time, he might have well been in Texas as in
California.
There is another fact which is very patent at
this time, and which should not be allowed to
pass unnoticed. Who are now General Wright S
LADDERS? There is not Secession or Copperhead
organ in the State that does not praise q our p"
General. How does this speak What will the
loyal people in the East think of this singular
fact? What will the Government say about it
The press that in favor of carrying Califor-
MIA out of the Union all laud Gen. Wright for
thwarting its wishes and keeping the State in
the Union. That's strange, and seems to place
the General in somewhat Of an inconsistent p0-
stion in loyal minds.-MarysriHe appeal.
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BRADLEY g. RULofSoN,
PhOtOgr RS!
(successors to Vance,)
Corner Montgomery and Sacramento streets,
SAN FRANCISCO
"A CARD FROM R. H. vANcR.1

CARD FROM R. H. VANCE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAv-
Hgfss7ying been succeeded in the Pho
R$lWASX tographic business by Messrs.
~ BRADLEY & RULOFSON, takes
great pleasure in commencing them to his friends,
former patrons and the public, as eminenty quail
flied to conduct
First class Photographic Gallery.
Mr.. Bradley being the largest importer of Pho
tographic material in the State, the public may
rest assured that at all times they will find a
choice collection of everything and beaut-
full from the Eastern and European markets.
Mr.. Rulofson, who devotes his whole attention
to the establishment, brings with him over TWEEN
ty years of experience in the art and certainly
has no superior in the requisite qualifications for
success therein, possessing as he does high or
der of artistic attachments and all gentlemanly
qualities which can never fail to make it pleasant
for those who call on them. Just go and see for
yourselves. r. II. VANCE.
Bay~ PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBRoTYPEs AND VISITING
CARDS executed in superior manner. Small
pictures cased and enlarged to any size, and
neatly finished in India Ink Water Colors, or
in Oil. None but the most accomplished artists
employed in this Gallery, and all work warrant
ed to give satisfaction. 1918.
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go 900 vofhin9mcn IN The workinsmen's Untpn-
The Rsrordinf SECRETARY saAd b hspsd - Usisa
would not take any action In tbs msssef until
charges IN writing bad been prvfsrrsd sgaina ~.
Woodrnf
several members shousbs this w,s intended 70
gain tine.
Nj McDermou said there vas some party wire
pu ling, as tickets hearing the NAME Of Mr.. Wood
rdE a. candidate Tor County Clerk had been circu-
lated among the members Of The Citiscns Associs-
tiOn.
A delegate hopsd that no action would be taken
at Ms meeting. ~ IL WAS customary, In trying u
man, TO prefer ,harees agans, him ia such man
ner that be could reply 10 them.
Another delegate sld, the sooner the Union got
rid Of the "black sheep" the better
/ motion was then made hat the Recording Sc
cretory e instructed 10 notify the President " the
Cigar Makers Association, Of the iac,s In the case
and request M Woodruff to show cause why be
I should not lie expelled from the workingpen's
| Union. Until that time Mr.. Woodruff be suspend
.d as an OfiCor Of the Union.
On mot On Il was reso we'd that the Union request
the var ous organizations 10 attend the "Tailors
meeting" next ondsy evening, and tia, The Union
advertise the meeting Of the 'slprs in the papers Il
| sNur'ihy, Sunday and Monday Amer cher rou-
| tine business the Union sdjou rned.
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~ vs. id % secsps frsn shis dosbssnr rs.sls

~ wss sisd 70 escsps frsn shjs dosbtnr fssslA
man 10 the clsmoruus ret1Cnes and coogrsf,iln
money, which sr Edgar afterwards trcbls5, snd
resolved In my own mind never 70 lsugh = b
ofundefs a-sin, since be bad - happily rsfrssued
ron o'rndertng IN 4 case o. hfe and dezth Lsdy
FNfapd sttendcd her husband with the mcst IN
RENTING tenderness and ashdulty during an II.
mess OF several weeks % his recovery they passrd
some months In travelling, and nc'u or Of then
tnehe my complaints - want oi attention 90 ,ir
part OF the Other. Tho house was rebuilt, oxAc y,
IN N. same iorrn, eu, il was more attractive to m,
eyes than II had ever hecn. for "a hal now bcculA
. MANS On Of Peace"
Ard do you really think " tosoIblc, uncle,'
said tmins' 'fha, couple who were eurc "a ts
Afterwards :" '''
~, suot only possible, tu, ,,r,ie." SAID VA
jor Hervev 'they are NJ harpv Ffrrra az your
own dear father and mo,her y ~ ''''''T
-, wow, uncle, canno, t,lleve you: I shall ~
NC yonr sep'ieal friend NJ Chamters. only s>,-
ished with proofs "
Then Will give you proo'. En,n,. wr1cS
will L. quite satisfactory even T. lie teIt'esl NJ
Chsmlers !. Is o. your own dear ,ather spJ
mother hsve been speaking"
Emma cast a wondering, iucreiulous glance W
wards her mother.
''surcly my uncle Ia testing - said she.
'No, nv love" answered Lady NIiu.t. ss,s
hss gwen YOU, under iinagnary names. nara.
tive Of iacts. The awful scene 20 o. tI.-c twenty
years ago this very site, And tc r lu wi ere W,
are now sit ug snswers 10 the one u ~hiun aood.
Uomcnisr,ly oSpstngA painful and violent death.
sud shrinking iro IN lie iCca e Appearing before NV
Creator with spirit irrtHici by ,ngry rr le AMI
conscience burl"nci with The neglect and det
ance u ny duties ~ n vifo aru Chr stan. !
trust thst tue st,ucc II r. sll.t,c hsvv
been enabled O. correct tie fAulv ~ my teulf 80.
and most happy, uit dear Emma, ava g. sly, THAI
I have never Observed any indications = lie sanio
imperOuH and cXGlt.r. di,t ost ou b. va; but n
case any future alteration IN your situation should
bring n Light defects In your temper hitherto IN.
Known ! am glad that your uncle has told you
these PARTICULAR OF tie early wedd "a lie o. my
slf and your hther. Your cho r" trust, will -
cautious aud prif'nt but thst choice once made.
consider that IL IN equally your duty and Interest
To hear patiently with the oitlcs 81 the object u IL
anu ever remember that the bonds you assume are
worn by yorr.e. and tho husband n your sclcc.
ton, 10 adchiy and constancy, 70 long a. sc both
shall live"
Tue Esd.
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JERSEY CITY.

FoUND DROWNED. An unknown man about
80 yenrs Of age, 6t lin in height. was found yes.
tcrday in COMMUNICATE Bay. Deceased had au.
burn hair and short sandy whiskers under the
chin. When found he hal on pair of boots, no
shirts or other garments
THE LATE PRIZE FIGHT.-Judge Ogden, Of
the Hudson County Court, has ordered that every
person arrested at the late prize fight at Commune
paw Ray, shall appear at Court this dsy friday
RAILROAD AcCIDESr.-Mcbael Murphy, .
lahorcr. was run over at the New Jersey depot on
"wednesday night md subsequently, his left arm
was snputated nj the almshouse
HAD HER pookRr PICKED AND ATTEMPTS
TO Gown Suicu On "wednesday evening, a SER
want girl, who r'fusei To give her name, had her
poke, pickcl M Jersey City ferry boat. Discov.
ering her lose. she made attempt W get out Of
the reach % pickpockets, and all other human
wrc,ches, BY committing suicide. She attempted
70 Jump overheard but was prevented by the deck
hands VII on the arrival OF the boat. placed her
board tle train for Ncwark,n which city s1e re-
sides.
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BROOKLYN.

THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER. DISCOVERY
oP SuLL MoaH RxsAfSe -Ycrterday some more
refnairs u the INITIATED body found q, the foo. Of
L,ie street, on the 81 inst we're discovered in tho
water opi s.tc nay Ridge LII The fragments
c"rss,cd oi The lower part Of the icys and
feet which were tied UP In . mannar similar N tho
rsr,s previously picked ny, with brown paper,
wouni around with muslin cord, md the whole
wrapped W IN rsrt Of on ol.glo,h table cover Tho
remains were taken in chang. by Justice W. T.
Bennett, who sent them 10 Coroner Norris, in the
Afternoon TIE bead and arms are still miss.
ing. Al The Fragments give evidence ths, the
making clean sweep round Tho bones,
and Tie bones we're cut with very fine saw. Thus
far Il appears that the briy AMI limbs were severed
n six different places. The trunk was first Al SEQ
vored near the foot Of Little street, on Monday the
81 instant On Monday the 1Oth Instant the pei.
Wis &c. were found al the foot o. Corlears street
New York. On the same day the thighs were
picked up Ia Gravcsend Bay, and yestc riay, IL e
18th inst, the legs, below tho knee, and the Zee,
were found in the bay, near the Sarrows. No dc.
vrlorrncnts IN regard to the mysterious affair have
yet been made.
| SALARIES OF ScHooL TEAcuERs.-T The
Brooklyn Board o. Education resolved. - their
last meeting, TO increase the salaries Of seun ale
teachers Of the Public Schools to tho extent Of
| hSe dollars per month in addition 10 present
salsries--fof the months Of October. November
and December 1854 ; and for January, February,
March, April, May, June and July, 1865. Al
attempt made to increase the salaries of male
teachers of the Public Schools but failed.
! WARD NoMISArroSs.-The Union party o,
| tie Fourth Ward have nominated Mr. Luke c
RYDER for Ald.rmsn. The Democrats OF the Six.
| tccnth Ward have r-nomira ted John A. saal for
| Alderman, and the y pcteenth Ward Democrats
have placed Abnsr =. Joy IN nomination for Super.
| visor.
THE DEMOCRATS OF the Fifth District have
| nominated Mr.. Thomas Reilly for the Assembly,
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CLEARED
Orleans Anthracite Philadelphia; Costa Rica Aspin
Wall, Narths stevens, Baltimore; j Thompson, do
sEIp-lncons,ant, lBritishl Coleton, Tor London
BAaKs-G lcnwood- Matsnors.; s,a,ira tBr do
Resolution, Palermo. PsllAA Belize, Hon; ueorge :
BroSn, Bueuos Ayies.
BRIis-Cayour, MaIseilles Evelyn, sombrero lei
Crosby Glsce Bay, & Il
sCHOONERs -JuliA Asuadnls. p X; u Gille.pie
y John, u; ArnicA 81 John aud fIeierctton
I II Van Name Geergetown; Nietersou, Mshing-
man, SANDY Hilii Fila Cannon Chincctca.ue; Gov.
eror, Saem Rive, stamford; Lila st Kite: Mary
II Van Iart, WUtchAprggue; Plymouth Kpck, Hostoii
CONVOY PORTLAND Daniel Higgins, Washinston
Ali9nt' HALIFAX, IS,
sLOOP-LAdy Washington, Davis, tor Providence
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS promethous, Portrc., Nop,oe .
k'usnrton, Mobile BAY, via Penrsroll, !. Clark
fortTess Monroe; CAhnw IN, Orleans Cha & Iaary
Ieahs, Adonis Cftench corvettol sydney, L A.
BlllGS-Hcnrv Leeds, New burr for Ih-ton; Alvara-
No. of Windsor. INN Bridgeport, & 49, Blonde, Matt.
land, : ramaon, Glaze by, y Canning, Wind.
hcRae' Boston; Whitaker North Josnns \ &
sCHOONERS-E Expedite, Odcnt. Craze Girdler
noeton for PhilatelphiG Mn B.nent .r,enpor for
,avea; "a. l. Potts, brook haven Tor Ei1ststhi"rt;
Elisha HOMES, Doston; j II p.pu.y Boston ior Aha
nv 4 Mccall B.t.9l, !; e Milcori ts,part, La.
Fortress Mon -se; Brilliant Colunbis, Ne; Elehanes.
Morris River y " tor Portland, Me; Lottie, Boston,
yorktown. Baltimore; Wye, virginia Wellington,
Virginia Entire. New Bedford; uuly son. Gardiner !,
Mc Surpise, PROV idenca; j q Huntington, Rottop
Tor Troy Quail, Rockland for staten Island orsIoo.
Providence; Lady OF the Ocean, bangor; Iucv Am,r
Kocklsudi. Julia kich, Machias Jane, Marhias;
Ercoa. Hillfh0ro - tor Phiaiv phia RnchantI er.
lnt.o. > Hammond, Gloucester; LrnInA ~ Sic,
pheus. IT, rinksr. Cala-; Laura Franccs New
bedford: Anlenoria Elllworth Mentworth MIND
sor; ALleline, " illetts Point Harriet Eockiand "a,
rah, Rccklsnd; q " kimbI, u Roci land, Lizzie,
tsll liver Jenny Lind, shuee Mary Jane, hachiss'
Antia,an, - Andrews y u; Nolsnt iilAre B1y q n,
| senator, Boston, Enterprise, Gsee Bay; I; w Bsld
In. Hsrwieh Campbell, lingan; Nolant Bridr. nor,
| Z v; ~ Cleavelanl, i4nsan Mocknamon, fridre,
plrI q ~ Confti iuton, Iinean; X II Perkins DliIse
! port swan, porche.,er, y d; CatavamteaE, Linssn.
4 Oriental, Linsnn, Truro Maitland. \ S; S Nelson
| Maitland, y 3; = johnson, Cutlsr, Ne; an suIIi
van; l. Latham Boston Bia1o', Portland, u, for
Philadelphia; sahss, lingan Nicola, Cow nav; y q,
sawyer linssn; Planet, B,neori Medal rintt, Lin.
dence ior Pbiladelphia Ann saiier, Providence for
Albany; DamCn, kcpdeut ior boston; Com Tue. ar.
| Rondout for An Ess,ern port N''
Fellowship Oder, Of and from Hsuburr, barb
J Lany HrasaesA fEuu Gisss hV, 9 y,
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N lDICINES.

A REWARD OF $50 If THE INDIAN
"A HERE DOCTOR fails to describe disesse sn<
tel hif patients tie nature Of their complaints or ~
neAz, without receiving any information from them
OUR MOTTO
We use such BAlpis - have no strife,
With Nature Of She iA.s of Life
With blood our bAuds never tain.
Nor poison msn 10 case their pain.
Our Fsthsr-vhom all roodnsss I'm
Provides The means 70 cure all lila;
Ihe simple Herbs ben cath our feet
well used, relieve oar pains complete.
simple Herb simple Flower.
Culled from the dewey Lee
1e<s< thee shall sprak With touchirr nave,
or change aud health TO thee
Once, No. 1871 Fulton street, BROOKLYN. room 9, N
nairs NO CHARGE for Conriltaton or Advice sd
A IL DRUGGISTS SELL. THE NEW
PHRENuloGlCAL Bl 1T for learners, b.
Aessrs. FOWLER WELLS, $50 Broadgsy. 3Ss
CURE YOUR COUGH-rSE CANPBELLS
~ SYRUP Tar and villa Cherry -ure cure "a.
eoughs colds, s,ie throat, o. ipihera. ONLY Us anZ
~ cents per lotte. To he had ut CAMPBElLs drus
store, cor. sih ave. aud 2Sh 81. ChAL MEK's dris
store, cor. Hudson and Hammond IT.. SIiFDDEk
col E9sery and All IT.. and also in brooklyn. q
MILNE ;, III Fulton st. 4J2
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~ RS.

A TTENTION-LADlES FCRS-NOTwITH
= itaniing the hish lait Of sold. the y y fus
Ladies ealling early can take their choice from oui
arfe ana well selected stock, ind obtain great bar.
hnd repairing TO the latest tSe equal To new ~
cept .lvrn to pnich1sers 10 insure a-'alnst mo;hA
nriDt - chatham u oppsit CIookS' marble Hotel
fLfmlN''' Manager. Look for the Mammoth, 20 3Sf
NORTH WESTERN CANADA FUR MANI.
hSturins to.-furs # every dascflp Ion y ho,e-
SAFE ana ie'Au, from " q set end Upwards Alterlns
han' c1p-' gloves tiunkA travelling ba :. umbrellas
and robes IN great yarity, 4 S.-A tox Of my cal.,
prsed u9th IoNCtr p.yen "a each purchaser Of a set
o. iur.. CAL early and make yuuI 20 cction JAS
W, HANfNs, 2U2 BIosdwav, New Chan. cen a. n
lhhne 81 anu o. Chatham IL. 800
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HORSES. CAUr,I.GES sc.

CARRIAGES, SLElGHS, HORSES AND
- harnesses Tor ste-a|p carris.es aud sIpIess.
p.umlers gfoceGs and business watons OF ali kinds
% horses and lOl slVi.hs selling Oh cheap u NsyinA
a. corner FULTON ave, bIookin. 3S
EOK SAI.L-A GOOD NOkN HORSE AND
4 cart hone -tnudlnp between 10 and II hand.
bish, Apply at @dl =. 18Th y.
EOR SALE-A VERY STYLISH GREY P0
l. ney, long tail and man", BROKEN 10 saddle ana
wagon. Apply a. the stable r'ar Of CT second ay q
NOR SALE A HORSE, WARRANTED
i sound aud kind Apply at 10 SULLIVAN 81, In ths
grocery. Il
EOR SALE CHEAP \ STRONG.BITT7
l. sIev horse, 1875 hands high wufinut.d ..nnd az
hind, yca,p old, suitable Tor cart 0r IN ck: A .tvls
driver Price t4b Appi' l93 Nagick n.
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SUICIDE 81 4 WIDDiNG.--pN cIuescdN
e,en.po, ~ = uri.il f,sr'v att,e residence 0; NJ
Charles wesu1an. VI No e0i Elm stree, william
reher one Of the guests, shot himself twice In the
b.eas,. sni sustained injuries which may prove
mortal. Ter had been nothing IN Fishers con.
duct dr-.nc he evening 10 attract attention. anil
NJ p,.aon could lave imagined that he contern.
. eicI qI!cidc. It Is said, however. that he hal
misplaced his affections, ani il e t.icvcd that the
wedding scene may have brought hls dsapjoin,-
meat home 10 h.s mind with such fore, as TO
reudor him momen,arily insane H. was taken
o. Bellevue Hospital. lie "a r native of Holland,
bged 20 ~ears, and owner o. IT,, Shooting Gallery,
At NJ. IL Chatham stree,
POLICE DRrLL.-Thr lrill q tho police in
the Park Yesterday VS., attcaded VA lsr-e con.
course q civilians. Tie force went through
humber q movements with so.dnoss and pre-.
csion most crclitaile.
Cry GovERSNrST-TUr CuAE.NG RTLA-
IIoSs BrrwEYs rnE Nl7or .vr srrrrr l-rrr~foa
TINS ONg CEST EAiLspAD 3yiSpLG.- Al meeting
oi The Board Of Aldermen yesterday, c0fumu1.
cation received from CT, I",rc'i1t II ..lc c.
icrr.ng to ono rc,caN lid be-. p, Tie ard by TO
MAJOR referring T. to iat.b,' .r, rusancc The
CITY inleotor fnys that - th' MAYOR i'a not rom
fine h.mseil 70 matters q ir', tu: toli the -oIlc
D. c,lumuaS I'm ino1lty and the Ci'y Inspectors
! b'partucr', 81 now tcc iaes lao duty ~ the head
" wa" 70, t''" nv ~ 'u'''il' XIV"
" ",' ~ Wy W. ~ mum "u' nr'
merely cra.ons h. excuse h.miolf !5r The non -rc-
'' '''', '''' Wy n.'h y "o''y OF "n''h
he is the Chief aids,rlic" The CA Inspector
considers ,he que~.irus between h'f" AL tie
''yo' on-'''cs comm ''i"-t'oh as 20 'He IA" 81
Wv, 80 ','' ''"''
.,',c,'s 81 '5, NY y'n',','h VINO
terminate, a, ieas, vi r.r ,.,.y,... IN ,suc,
ties o' feeling. w, IL II f.r tie N.yor is la
J." n,,,.,,. a., wv, u. ne ",o'nen,
Ierssien,lv adopted evcrv r-c,cv,. nui cr,fl,vcd
ever, hn7'ruP "io'F inT'r Mon, T. W.o'l my ~
81 - ,i'''' ~, ~ 'V1a 'i' n,.I
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