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m. &. GE.AEHART'S
Confectionery, Toy and
FRUIT STORE,
NJ a.ecf AulhIaI.N. lbn.

CONFECTIONERY OF ALL KINDS,
TOYS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
FRUIT, &c, &c,
CONSTANTLY ON hand and for sale at the above
establishment at Wholesale and RETAIL at reason
able prices.
lie is manufacturing all kinds Of Coniectionsries
to keep up full assortment which are sold at low
rates.
Tobacco. Segars, Stationery, Nuts of all kinds and
avarety of other articles, all Of which are offered
wholesale and retail.
ly Remember the name and place. Fl
NJ. G. GEARIIART,
Market street. 3 doors west Of L. Y. Bright Sons
store.
sunbury, Sept 10, ls63.-tf
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c. w FL AU PIT,
Attorney and Counsellor AT Law,
Office on south side of Market street four doors west
of L. Y. Bright Sons Store,
SUN BURY, PA
viii attend promptly TO all professional business
entrusted to his care, the collection oi claims in
Northumberland and the adjoining counties.
Sunbury, May %, lS63.-ly
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

One square of IL lines, times, .... =
Every subsequent insertion,
One square, months,
Six months,
One year,
Business Cards Of 5 lines per annum,
Merchants and others advertising blythe year,
with the privilege Of inserting different ad-
vertsing weekly, "
Business notices inserted in the Local CoLus
before Marriages and Deaths, FIVE CENIo
LINE for each insertion.
l-YS Larger Advertisements as per agreement.
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Chorus.
Chorus.

Fare thee well, brave spirit never
Shall thy wreath of laurel fade
Fragrant flowers shall bloom forever
Der thy grave, sweet Jenny Wade.
Set TO music by Prof. Jos. p. Webster.
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PENSIONS. 3OUNTIES

AND BACK PAY COLLECTED.
g b BOYER. Attorney at Law, is duly author
-. lied and licensed to collect Pensions.
h7ounrics and Back Pay for Widows. Or
l,hars and Soldiers Office in Market street, orpo-
Site Weavcrs Hotel, Sunbury, Pa.
January l6, lS6i.--iy
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JOB PRIN It 1 N @.

We have connected with our establishment a
selected JOB OFFICE, which will enable
execute, in tho neatest style, every yariet
Printing.
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THE MISSES JOHNSTON'S
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

IAN OYSTERS. Whole or half Cans fresh from
Y the City markets can be Ind at all times at the
Confectionery Store Of NJ. [. 6EAkllAKI.
Sunlurv January g. lSi4.-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

ORGANIZE Linton men throughout the coun-
~ must be aware that the enemy is on the alert.
Organizations under the call of G. l.. Weller,
chairman of the Copperhead State juuta have
been formed al Weaverville, Trinity Center, Lew
iston, Douglas City and North Fork. But we
have yet to hear that any similar movement has
been made on the part of Union men, further
thtn that Union Leagues exist, though in DOR
mant state, at Douglas City, Canon City and
weaverville. Union men must not be over-con-
fdent because the victory was SO easily gained
last year. The Copperheads know and appreci-
ate their weakness, and consequently more zeal
Gus than ever, and while Union men sleep they
may be making votes.
We should like to see Lincoln and Johnson
clubs formed in every precint in the county
open, wide-awake organizations, on the rolls of
which the name of every Union voter shall APP
pear. True, the Union Leagues did much SER
vice in the last canvass, bnt they do not exist
in all the precincts, and in many, for certain
reasons, never will. Therefore favor the or
ganization of Wide-Awake clubs. Let the lead
ing spirits in each precinct move in the matter
and good will result. Where shall the first Lin
coin and Johnson Wide-Awake Club be estab-
lished.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23
SEALED PROPOSALS.

TIA REGULAR MEETING OF THE HON;
~ Board Of Supervisors of Trinity comfy nero
Friday, May sth, 1864, the following or'er WINS
entered 9
SIT is hereby ordered that an ad!ertisemeh.
- ;r,s,,ea ~ She TRIsIrY JOURNAL for at least
six week. immediately proceeding the FIRST day
Of the August, 1864, term Of the Board Of Su,
pervisors, for sealed proposals, to be deposited
With the county Cierk for keeping and furnish
inc the County Hospital for one year, it being
left discretionary with the Board to accept or re-
iect any or all bids. If any hdd shall be accept,
"A Tho nerson TO whom the contract is awarded
ri,i he required to give good ard sufficient sure
,v for the faithful performance Of the. contrast
the amount contracted for to be paid out OF the
County Hospital Fund in the same manner a.
Hospital Indebtedness is now paid.
BY order of the Board,
HENRY MARTIN, Chairman
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

VIII TURN Ur.-We understand that Vincent
E. Geiger, who killed Union man named wells,
October 18th, at Red Bluff, and has not since
been visible by daylight, will shortly turn up at
Victoria, Vancouver Island. Instead OF having
left the State after the murder, as was supposed
by the uninitiated. we learn that he has resided
peacefully and quietly within eight or ten miles
of the Nome Lackee Reservation, in the county
in which the crime was committed, by either
Union men on the war path, or the officers OF
the county in the discharge of their official duty
The story is that on the night of the murder
Geiger was furnished with keys, ETC., and Sc
creted himself for two days in the County Court
House He then retreated to secluded spot
near the Reservation, where he remained
until quite recently. a short time ago he start
ed with two Indians overland for British Column
bia, and Mrs. Geiger, assisted by hotel keeper
OF San Francisco, took passage for Victoria on
a northern-bound steamer, for the purpose OF
joining her husband.-.Socrdmento Union, lsm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
N and by virtue of an execution, to me direct
ed issued from the docket of j. NJ. Fisher, a
Justice of the Peace in and for North Fork town
ship, county of Trinity, State of California, on
Judgment rendered therein the 18th day of
July, A. D., 1864, in favor of NJ. Whelan L Co.,
and against B. Pouleur, for the sum of Two
Hundred and Sixty (S26O) Dollars, and Twenty
FIVE $3.50 Dollars, costs of suit, and accruing
costs, and will expose for sale at public auction,
on the claims, in view of the same, at Cana
dian Bar, Trinity river, in the township of North
Fork, county of Trinity, State Of California, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of August,
A. D., 1864 between the hours of o'clock, a.
M and o'clock, p M, all the right, title and
interest of said defendant in and to the follow
ing described property, to wit:
One-third of certain water privilege, ditch
and fume, conveying water out of Canadian
creek on to Canadian Bar, together with mining
claims, sluce boxes, mining tools, cabin, gar
den, reservoirs, ETC., and all appurtenances be-
longing thereto, or so much thereof as will sat
isfy said execution and costs.
RIM STONE,
2S.ts Constable North Fork township.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

SOLDIERS IN TowN.-Capt. VIM. c. Martin and
Orderly Sergeant John Alexander, of the Bat
TALON of California Mountaineers, with es-
cort from Capt. Pico's Cavalry Company, arrived
here on Wednesday evening. Capt Martin left
for Shasta Thursday morning. to take in
charge a number of deserters from his Company,
recently arrested there, while Sergt. Alexander
remains to transact business pertaining to Capt.
Ailler's Company. Many Of our old citizens are
well acquainted with Capt Martin, who is one
of the early settlers of Humboldt county. Sergt.
Alexander bears the reputation of filling his po-
sititioh with great credit to himself, which we
are glad hear The escort returned to Fort Gas
ton when Capt Martin learned that the deserters
were in limbo at Shasta, and will return with
An additional guard to look after them on their
arrival here.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23
gew Adrertiselnents.
NOTICE OF SALE.

NNHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD
i of notifying the public that he has this day
sold all his right, title and interest in the Wea-
verville Drug Store, and the good viii thereof,
to NJ. F. Griffin, who will conduct the business
hereafter. Thanking the people of Trinity coun-
ty for the liberal patronage bestowed during the
past two years, he invites continuance of the
same in behalf of his successor. e
All persons indebted to me are requested to
make payment Immediately, and all persons hav-
ing claims against me will present the same for
payment. LOUIS WELLENDORFF.
Weaverville, July 90, 1864. 28.tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

SoxE IDAHO Irfrs.-Levi ". Dodge left WeaT-
errille last Spring for Idaho, going by way of
Red Bluff BE announces his arrival in the
promised land in letter to Harry Bachelor,
dated Centerviile, July 9th. The party was sixty
two days going from Red Bluff to Idaho City,
but it may be well enough to state that he trav-
eled in company with Dye Julliard, who were
driving in some 200 head of cattle. Speaking
of the Centerville section, Levi says it is a
q bully looking country but he hadn't seen the
sc elephant yet. Joe George and DR.. Parlin
were with him. Centerville is spoken of as
about the size of Weaverville, and Idaho City
six times as large, but altogether too many peo-
pie in the neighborhood. Business Of all kinds
is overdone. There are nine butcher shops in
Idaho City, and the best beef is selling at 20 and
% cents, at retail and or on foot He says a
great many were leaving for California; thought
he might stop until October Labor in the mines
pays Sc day, but owing to the great number of
people there it is hard matter to get employ
ment. Says he finds any quantity of Trinity
people there. The first familiar face they met
was jim Bontccou he is packing, and freight
is down to eight cents from Umatilla to Idaho
City. Ex-Justce of the Peace, VIM. Molony, is
clerking in the latter place. Vogel is tending
bar at $3.50 month and board; Fred. Gaum
had been working in the mines, but talked of re-
turning to Weaver Jack Prisk had bought a
creek claim-thought he had good thing
John Dounhouer had bought an interest in Chas.
Morey's claim and was doing well. Jake Bow
erman, AL. Leach and John Morton have very
good claim. Sherm. Leach is in the meat pack
ing business at Sl25 month and board Jerome
Beardsley is making money at the blacksmithing
business. Nathan Blank has good claim. Levi
closes his letter by saying that he intended to
visit SAM and Andrew Kinds in day or two.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23
The Gold Dar Correspondence.

On the 9Th instant the Gold Bar realized by
the Ladies Sanitary Festival held in Weaver
Vile, June sth, was forwarded by Greenhood &
Newbauer to the address of Rev. Dr. Bellows,
President of the National Sanitary Commission,
San Francisco accompanied by the following
note from the officers Of the Festival committee ::
WEAvERvnIR July s. 1864
REV. DR. BELLows.-DE.R SIR I'm behalf Of the 10y
al and patriotic ladies' and the brave generous
men Trinity county, avail ourselves of the happy priv
ere of forwarding you in their names, the
product of Sanitary Festival given by the Union ladies
trinity county weayerville the sth day
the suerings of gallant soldiers who noby
fighting battles Of glorious Republic Its weight is
small testimonial of the memorable love bear the brave
men who repeling with such heroic gantry and self
sacrificing devotion the prone invaders Of the sacred Tenn
Die of our National Freedom and guarding with such unpar
alelled bravery the hallowed fame of republican rights
is given praying that be the agent in smoothing
pillow easing the pains and healing the wounds of many
Mas. E. j. HOWE.
Chairman Festival Committee.
Mrs D. NJ. KELLoGG, Secretary.
Following is the response of DR.. Bellows. 1t
is enthusiastic and inspiriting and should suffi-
GENTLY repay every one who labored in the good
and glorious work ~
L. s. SANITARY COMMISSION,
SAN Francisco, July II, 1864
To MRS. E. J. HOWE, Chairman-DzAR MADAM II have
this returned lodgings from Wells Fargo 4
staggering under the weight of the royal bar of gold
the rich product of the hearts pressed your late SAM
ary Festival Weavervle BE that shining evidence
Of the humanity and loyalty Of your town and county shall
appear New York in the identical shape in which You send
it not melted mned but with the proud marks OF your
heart coinage it, Five thousand four hundred and
nine dollars and censl 1t great sum- worth
than that in New York and con-
serng its aectionae origin worth ten times the face OF 1t
in Heavens final assay. know enough Of the labor anxiety
suspense contrvance guidance and final contamination OF
Festival like that which forged this golden bar TO appre-
ciae partly the thoughts and feelings the patience and per
represents. look into its yellow walls
and enclosed the hopes and and abors and
pathes of womanly hearts, and many manly spirits
May God reward you'll know souls as noble and gentle as
you learn how great and how immediate the comfort be-
slowed sick and suffering soldiers by your bounty
Even before reaches New York. the of 1t will enable
Commission be eer than otherwise in dispensing what
they have in hand, knowing that is the way We
Iy much stores various kinds upon
clients the brave but bleeding solderboys You
understand then how great need Of support gen.
yours, be able to bear such drain upon
Treasury
Commend to each and every contributor TO this fund
every fair every noble who wrought at the
Weaverville Festival and forged this golden link between
Trinity county and our Armies in the Nations defence
Gratefully and truly yours,
HENRY W. BELLOWS,
President U. s. Sanitary Commission.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23
RESIDENCE For SALE,

THE UNDERSIGNED, BE-
.s&EaS.& ing about to leave Weaverville,
,sz IfrTIEsEfg offers for sale his cottage resi-
e@9a@ dence, situated on Main street,
Faggtown, and known as the Griffith property.
The house is new, and conveniently arranged,
and the furniture of the latest pattern. The
house will be sold with or without the furniture,
as the purchaser may desire. For particulars,
apply to l.. 'WELLENDORFF.
Weaverville, July 20, 1864. 28.td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

FIzzLE.-Active preparations have been max
ing for grand China fight, between the Yung Wa
and the Sc Yup Companies for week past, but
to-day we learn that compromise has been
made which will avoid the shedding of blood
The trouble was occasioned by one party Selling
and placng in close confinement man accused
of withholding funds belonging to his deceased
partner. Shot-guns, knives and pistols were in
great demand for two or three days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

ATTENTION School census Marshals will re-
member that they are required, without fail or
delay, to deliver copy of the census report to
the School Trustees, and copy to the County
Superintendent on or before the lst day of Au-
gust. Also that cent revenue stamp must
be affixed and cancelled by the person making
such report.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

oREeoN GuLoH SCHOOL DIsrRrcr.-Albert
Bowler, Marshal of Oregon Gulch district, has
made his census return of the number of child
rem enrolled. The result is Between and 10
years, SO, Of which 81 are boys and Is girls !;
under years, 80. There are no Mongolian or
negro children in the district, and no deaf aud
dumb OF blind.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

NORM FoRK LAGER.-We return thanks to
Neckel Brothers, Of the North Fork brewery, for
fve-gallon keg Of the beverage manufactured
At their establishment. A great quantity of it
is. annually consumed in that section of the
county, which accounts for the robust appear
ance Of the population, and their strong Union
proclyties
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

BustsEss CHASeE.-M. F. Griffin, Esq.,, ex-
county Clerk Of Trinity, has purchased the
entire interest of L. Wellendorf in the Weaver
vile Drug Store, as will be seen by advertise
ment. Mr.. Griffin is one of the early pioneers
of Trinity, and is universally recognized through
ont the county as most clever gentleman, and
correct and fair-dealing business man. We wish
him all success in his new calling.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23
WATCH FOUND.

MOUND, ON THE ROAD BETWEEN ORE
+ gon GuIch and 'Weaverville, July goth, Sill
yer Hunting Cased Watch, with gold face. The
owner can have it by calling at the JOURNAL Of
fee and paying for this advertisement
Weareryile, July 90 1864. 81 28.tcf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

SCHOOL CESsus.-T. E. Jones, Esq, Marshal
for Douglas City School District, has completed
his labors.- He finds that there are so children
between and ls years of age, Of whom 90 are
boys and % girls. Number of white children
pnder years of age, 40; between 10 and 81
years, 2; domestcated Indian children, Is ;
negro and Mongolian, none; deaf dumb and
blind nome
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

RAsrwARp Rouxp.-Within a week some half
a-dozen persons have left for the East. Mrs.
Joseph Craig s. Il, Pricket, Jos. Graves and
Jacob Yarney were amoug the number. Mrs.
Craig goes on a visit to her friends in Pittsburg
Penn, and will be absent about four months.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

TRIxrrY's PAYxESr.-The Treasurer of Trinity
has made his semi-annual settlement with the
State Treasurer, paying over the sum of ST.
SIS IS. That sounds rather small for Trinity,
the Union people Of which only little over
month ago contributed nearly ffty-6ve hundred
dollars in solid gold to the Sanitary Fund.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

TINE TO MovE.-A Union State Convention
aud Congressional District Convention are to be
held at Sacramento on the 3oth day of August.
It strikes US that it is about time county Con-
yention, to elect delegates thereto, was called
Qlney Phillips is chairman, and Thomas Carr
secretary of the Union Central Committee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

AxorHsR NfoTIM RgTuRsED.-The Red Bluff
Independent says Louis LANCE, an old resident of
that place has returned from Boise. where he
went to make "pile - and didn't He says
there will be huge stampede from that section
this Fall. He says it is very sickly at the mines.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

TURNING BAcK.-A Virginia city correspon-
dent writes that hundreds are leaving daily for
California For sale, :" attracts the eye in ev-
cry direction Auction sales numerous
as they were in California during the stampede
for that Territory.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

JUDGMENT APFrRMEp.-The case of The Peo-
pie VS.. Joseph Stephens was presented to the
Supreme Court by the Attorney General On the
18th inst No one appearing for appellant the
decision of the Court below was sustained. The
prisoner will receive his final sentence at the
August Term of District Court.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

ANOTHER HEwER OF WooD AND PACKER OF
SANp.-One Linn, an Irishman, was lately ar
rested at Gold Hill and sent to Fort Churchill,
for indulging in desire to skill every Irish
man in the Union army and wish to cut
Father Abraham throat The Washoe country
authorities know how to doctor such cases.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

HoxE.-lsaac Pinkus, ESQ.,, of the firm of NJ
Williams l. Co., and his young wife, arrived on
Monday. Isaac. has done well, and we hope
some of bis bachelor neighbors. will speedily
conclude to follow the example set them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23
NOTICE.

TN PURSUANCE OF THE ABOVE ORDER
sealed proposals for keeping and supplying
the County Hospital for the term OF enc year
will be received at the office of the undersigned
up to Monday, the 1st day of August next.
A. j. LOOMS, County Clerk.
Weaverville, June Is, 1854 z9'tso.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

UsroRns CoxHG.-CaPt, MCGOWAN has been
notified that the new dress for the Haliecks has
been shipped. 1t is expected to arrive to-day
A few more able-bodied, Union-loving men are
wanted to carry Springfield guns and wear new
clothes Apply at the Armory
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23
TELEGRAPH WIRE FOR SALE.

II suitable for bailing baylor sale cheap.
Enquire at the Telegraph Office, Wervervilc
e. A. WHITTELSY.
July 20, 1864. 3s.li.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

HALFWAY HoUsE.-Our old citizen, c. W.
Durkee, advertises in the Walla Walla Statesman
that he is now sole proprietor of the Express
Ranch on Burnt river, half way between Walla
Walla and Idaho City. Rest for the weary and
storage for trunks y may always be had
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

HARD AT Ir.-A Sal Francisco dispatch says
ninety men are at work on the Monitor Comanche.
The bottom frame is up, and the bottom plates
bolted togethert
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

GoyE TO WAsHoE.-Dr. Bellows, President of
the National Sanitary Commission has gone to
Nevada Territory to lecture the operations of
the Commission in behalf of our sick and
wounded soldiers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23

DEAD PUGILlsr.-Thos. Hyer, the well-known
ex-champion of the prize ring, died in New
York on the 26th of June.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23
SUMMONS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-JN JUSTICES COURT NORTH
FORK TOWNSHIP, IN AND FOR TRINITY COUNTY
The People of the State of California, to
JOHN BECHER, greeting.

NOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO appear
L before me, at my office in North Fork town
ship, in the county of Trinity, the 18th day
of July, \. D., 1864, at l clock p. m, to an
swer unto the complaint of NJ. Whelan Co.,
who sue you on promissory note given June
9Th, a. D., 1863, payable two months after date,
for the amount of One Hundred and Sixteen Dol
lars (Slls) said note being on file in my off ce,
when judgment will be taken against you for the
said amount together with costs and damages,
if you fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff, or any Constable Of said cour-
ty, greeting Make legal service and due return
hereof
Given under my hand this 18th day of Ju-
us ly. a. D., 1864. J. N. FISHER,
Justice of the Peace for said township.
CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF TRIM
- ITY, SIT appearing to me by affidavit that
the plaintiff in the above entitled action has a
good cause Of action and that the defendant has
departed from this State, it is hereby ordere d
that service of said summons be made on the
above named defendant by publishing the same
in the TRINITY Journal once week, successive
ly, for three months.-Dated North Fork, July
10, 1864 j. NJ. FISHER,
28.l3 Justice of the Peace.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS against
n R. G. Waugh, deceased, will present their
notes, accounts other evidence of indebted
ness to the undersigned Immediately All per-
soDs indebted to said R. G. Waugh, deceased,
are requested to call and see the undersigned in
relation thereto. JOHN C.. BURCH.
Weavsrville, July l, 1864. 3w
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-23
8irths

In Weaverville, July goth, the wife of William
Johnson, of a DAUGHTER.