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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21

6 " A. o. Packard, Of The eele-
brated firm Of Packard & Brown. which
figured so extensively in the last Legis-
lature, Is disconsolate over the rssals Of
the October election. The Copperheads
here bad better send him copy OF yes
terdays Times to cheer up bis dropping
spirits Mr. Packard tslegrapbs the
State S<ntinsl the result of the contest
ia his county (MarshalI), and winds up
his dispatch with The following lugu-
briOus paragraph:
{" Marshall is green spot in the dark
aud arid desert Of Abolitionish. We
worked like heroes here, and achieved a
glorious victory; bnt all is Iost now. Ii
Is too hard to bear.
" Faithfully, NJ. A. o. PAcxARD."
Poor Packardl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
The Pocket.

Wait until you hear from the Pockef," :"
used to be favorise phrase With the
Democracy twenty years ago, when the
election retnras we're coming in; and
verify, the Pocket rearly always sent
satisfactory news to them
NE have heard from the Pocket, and
Ehils we are free 10 say that there is
room fer . great deal of improvement.
ret We have cause TO be thankful 10 the
{ Unionists Of Indiaua.s Egypt, that they
kzse adoue so well. The Copperheai
Eaiofitiesi of two years ago have been
reduced il nearly evesy comfy, reversed
in sens, asa Union Representative
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
Demorailz alton In the eenihern
AFn1teS


Gan. Hood, the SsvAnnah RepabEieas
md tn Richmond Enquirer have iaken
10 teilizs th. truth, aud their deserip-
tons Of the Sou hsrn soldiers will en-
Iieh.en the world considerably - 10 the
ch.gahoHs material Of which ihe South.
ern armies are made up, Gen. Hood says
that his soldiers strszgle horribly, and
,ssi the officers do Dol trg to prevent IL
de says a, they do no straggle from tbs
line OF march because they are worn
out, bot because they want 70 plundrs
the houses Of these ighspiried SonGh.
erns who m ade the war. The SasAnnsh
Republicans says that II ,od's army was
more dreaded By the Southern people
than Shermsns army. IL nos this q
very dangerous Adnissiou7 Hitherto
Southern Journals have only declared
that the South w&s a united people in
arms against the Yankee. How viii
Europe now open lie eyes 20 hear, on
good Southern authofify, that she pee
Die Of great southsEn State dread lsss
the presence of Eorthsrn army thap
Of the army that is to set them fres from
Yankee ruls7 Arc the Georgia farmers
no longer ready to give the last dollar
/ for the rebel csnse7 But worse than al
! is the blow ,eysllsd BY the Richmond In.
quirer At ths fallen rebel army Of ths
/ VALLEY. The Enquirer says thai Shsfi
dan owes bis victories to the fact shai
| the valley SIS running With apple bran
dy" Ailtkeirsbel army was dunk
officers, men, pioneers aud slT''-''tos
drunk se command themselves, mueE
less an army. division, brigade or {
/ regiment This includes Early, Cor
don, Rhodes. Rosssr, Ramsear--esery
body. We'll, hos long viii It be nov be
for this drunken crowd destroys Shsri
dan. Will the Eaquirer tell usf As'
will the Republican let as known OF
what day next week Hood mob Of strag
giers 10 20 snnihiiate SbernanI nbsr'
! are the rebel armies7-N y. Herald
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21

s6c The Copperheads are Just nov
comforting themselves With the idea that
Norton's majority win not exceed ~ 0e0
The old fellow that applied for admission n
to Noah ark, after the waters had Gov
cred the face of the earth, on bsing re-
fused, very dogmatically declared that
be didn't believe il was going to be much
Of shower after all Yet we have no
where read that the old sinner escaped
drowning with the baIsues. Has the
Timest
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
IFrou the So. Paul Prsss.
Sef So Easy, Little Mae.


weald have b--n ezsys'--S~e HeCgslla.'s Lssi.| -
AeoePsaHes.
Ne. net 60 "a y, Lfttis Nae,
Fer vas thsrs Sc;
foz may have had an ezsy tins
Bus it vas hard on
shall remember, Little Mac.
Zen to my dyisg day. Hs1
Hog in Sirgizis's miry svazps
Week after week we lay. lefs
Yo~v stars shons brightly. Lini. Mae.
fosF Elexss we're white a. snow;
Bat -. poor soldiers, IN the mire.
We're a5undstiag to and fro.
The rebels faaxhsd At us. Little N.e,
seaf Mhosoaid thsir mirtk eondsunf
We toiieS like neskT4ts IN the mad.
Ths Rsgrssa Worked for them.
Twas hihassss 10 you. Little Mac.
Teas kiodss:s 70 yosr ssNsA.,. t-s.aSs.
butrAthsr Asrd % ~
Twas manly 80 ysa. Little Mac.
m To szvs our foes heir SLAVES
TbsY doubtlses nssd thsm 10 dig
,1l ThsiF lrsnchas and thsir graves.
Bat twas net easy, Little Mac.
Fer ss, ~ern oef vita tell,
To seet sueh fssnsn y Rss
Upon ths szerss soil
They fsaEht us asrcsly. Little Mas-
Had nsu- ~ 70 De bat ngkG;
oes sxSs ssre sss vita Eeglset,
Ser EPades . sGs we're bright.
Aud yoa rememb r. Little Mac,
Thar famous charge Of base"
To es that SIGHT that ssvsR days Esht,
Ia vas ~ pleasaat =
foA say twas easE, Lltfls Mac,
But rrfheAter vel,
Tsas Hard tsss ( lends fiii - fAst.
Ana eat thsEa vaere tAsy fsll
i Asa all who fsnght thsrs Little Nae.
VIII tell -sna seli yoa true.
Tha it's ne essy hing &c cave
freedss sAd siassry TO.
No, act % eaay, Little Mac,
For was there 90 &c
And sk~1 yVatss that xork again,
frty Do act eAii
II mast wseg our 'oes again,
Give n5r sadsr true
Lineain - sberHnsn. Grznf or Banks,
Or any man bat yeR
shakoSess dfnn-. sspt. i3th, isef.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
HATS and GAPS.
sEWING MACHINEs

II q. sKLLM Az HAVING FITTED Up AN
aaea hofsit Main Street, win keep, a. here.
oteFe, = Eqgd asa1rtmeut Of Wheslsr 4 Wilson's
Ind slufest esNfng Machines and Needles, sltk
thrssd and al ais everything that is connected
alth the buaiHesas aud will refair Ill kind of sew.
NJ Maehines and put on new Improvements.
lyxt.t4F a.Ia Y. NJ. eELLMAH, ,Azt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21

+ fhe only safe and sure cure. II con.
sins % opium OF delsterions drugs, no min
raj or Other injurious compounds cofnmon
remedies generally sold FOR this class Of
tiseAse. Itis - sfseAeisus that Physicians
sery generally Gse IL in their practice In
.H chronic aud dangerous cases
pEr- lee no Cholera mixtures OF doubt.
ri competitions fuiany Of which under.
sine and riHh the constitution when yoa
- obtain an unfaihng remedy IS simple
nd safe as Blackberries themselves.
ASK for Dixox's BLACKBERRY CkRHIsa-
fi~r and see that the proprietsr's name Is
zritse1 on 6he outside wrapper Of each bot
is. Prepared 9aiy by
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
DRY GOODS.
B. B U NJ

H - - ~
VxToULD REsPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
w the people Of Evansville and vieirity that
be has opened a Dry Goods aud Millinery ore in
the house formerly ooenpied by Mrs. S?efgsleerg,
At No. II firs street.
9 10 "a k5 = ga
OF every kiad aud asy,s. ready-made or manufac-
Hsis now receiving and opening the largest
stock Of
French Millinery z u
Ever brought ~ his market, which was ssleetsd
u the East By Mrs. Baum We have a French
| Miilinsr who esabot be exeslled in her line hy
any artistic. -o -
Also On hand, beaaiful selection Of Hair
BFefds. Fronts. AID CuFls for Ladies'
he has also a full stock of s
Domestic and Dress Goods
/ OF the latest ami best styles. All Of which vill
be seii by VII essls retail az the lowest rates
! have also a large supply of =
Boots 50 Shoes.
Which will sell sxcssdingly low, - Do not IN.
/ tend % keep them any losger than can sell ths
I stcek on hard. 4-tt 90 @P1-em
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21

"a The Times gives Us glowing ac-
counts of Mcclellan gains and McClel-
Ian prospects, but fails 70 give Us any
figures. Prudent TgmesI -3<s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
CHILaDRENI,E
sbsas sxsr brought to this city.

A. herstof0res fartieulsT attention will bs paid,
At No. % aAia street, 90 Msn and Boys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21

shus eoaasetsd, the ~ssk Of rseozeiIistiss
woald have s-~n ezsy.'--S~e HeCgelia.'s Lstt.v 81
AeoePsases.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
French Millinery
Domest and Dress Goods

or the latest ami best styles. All Of which viii
be seii by VII lessle retail a. the lowest rates
have also a large supply of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21

Knoxville, Oct sIb. 1884.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

THE SEcEsH GENITAL ORGAN" IL DEcLISE-
FUNERAL IN PRosPEcTIvE.-On several occasions
within few months past our down-country ex-
changes have intimated that the Marysville Err
press was having hard time to keep its head
above water. The last number of the Downe-
willie Messenger contains article which shows
thaG the intimations referred TO were not without
foundation. A circular evidently intended only
for the perusal of the E1press' kind was picked
up at La Porte some two weeks ago, and posted
in a conspicuous place, where it remained a day
or two The circular set forth that the Erpress
was nearly starved that if $500 was not
speedily forthcoming from the " Democracy it
must 60 under. The Messenger Says box was
placed beneath the poster for Il day or two,
labelled " contribution box-greenbacks taken
at par" In it was found an old copper cent
China coin or two, some rusty nails, brass
etc, Indicative we presume of the opinion of the
donors. The Express complains that it ran badly
behind during the first years of the war, anl
that laterly the Union Leagues are excrting a
deadly influence against its prosperity. Verify
the Express must be i'll bad way when it is thus
compelled to hawk its poverty and beg, even
among its friends. We believe this is the first
time the Express has been known to tell anything
that bore a semblance to truth. The coming
election is destined to knock the last prop from
under these jeff. Davis worshipping, treason
mills, whereat all honest men will rejoice
Show pity, Lord " if the thing is possible
which, as we read the law, seems mighty doubt
ful -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01
THE EulGaAxr vorr.-spcaking of the emf

IHE EMiGRANr VoTE.-Spcaking of the emil
grant vote, the Marysville Express says:
True of the Western farmers ale Democrats These
that among with but lew exceptions will vote the
Democratic ticket. They have perfect right and
by their aid we shall redeem California the grasp Of
Ab1litIoniss this Fail We shall gladly welcome the ninii-
grants and trust the train Of the plains will never broken
To which the Sacramento Bee replies in the
following:
We know nothing about the politics of this
years emigration, hut that the immigrants
have perfect right to vote for Mcclellan,
OF any other man, is not correct. No person
VINO was not resident OF this State on the 7th
u'y oi NAY last, Will have right TO vote at the
eiection IN November. the old Democratic idea
tnat the moment man leaves another country
be becomes citizen of this State, is not founded
on common sense or legal principles, and there
fore cannot be entertained. 1t is well that peo-
pie shouid Know that to be entitled to vote in
this State they must be bona tide residents for six
months.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

Too SEvERE-A correspondent g; Trinity Gen.
ter sends us word that Sam. Brannan was severe
on Irishmen in his spesch there on Friday night
last. We regret to hear thst such was the case,
for to our certain knowledge majority of the
Irishmen in that section are friendly to the I'm
lou -capse. One of the ablest Union advocates
in california recently said that : American cti-
izens who are true to- free Government have re-
marked with profound sorrow that majority of
1rishineh living in this State suffer themselves
to be hoodwinked and led astray by American
traitors THAT assertion is probably true, but
it is in I'd tiste for a pubic speaker, talking IN
a loc 4lity with which he is entirely unacquaint-
ed, to make the sweeping assertion that Irish
men, as nationality. are entirely dsloyal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

"BusTED. Among other works of art on
exhibition at the San Francisco Mechanics In
s,itute Fair, San Francisco, was bust of old
Copperhead John B. Weller. Unintentonally it
had been placed in close proximity with the busts
of Starr King and Broderiek, which was too
much for the patriotic sensibilities of one Frank
Abel, who reduced the plastered cast to its orig
inal dust Abel was arrested, but Mr.. Devine,
the sculptor failed to appear against him and be
was discharged. The pieces were piled away
under a shelt-just where the Copperheads OF
this State will want to be after election.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01
MRS. S. A. ALLEN,
A Lady CT World Wide Reputation.

Es- Mrs. S. y. Aliens Worlds Hair Restor-
er and Zylobalsamum Worlds Hair
Dressing are ulequaci, and so Acknowledged by all
who them for restoring invigorating, identifying and
dressing the Hair, rendering it silky and glossy, and
dspo-in, remain in desired POSITION quickly
cleansing scalp arresting
and natural colpI to the Hair They fail to
grey hair to its original youthful color They act directly
upon the OF the II r giving them the natural
i-hmcnt required. M ladvs toilet is complete without the
ZyolaIsanaun Htir Dressing clcinses
inparts delightful fragrance, and Is suited
both young and old.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

A CHANCE TO SPEcULArE.-By reference to
our advertising columns it will be seen that H.
J. Howe, Esq, offers valuable property for sale
or lease. Both the ranch and ditch had to be
abandoned Oh account of Indian disturbances,
but as they are probably near an end the proper
ty will soon be valuable again. The Kitten
chow" ranch contains land enough for four
good farms. The ditch, if extended to Spring
Gulch, one mile further, would be fine paying
property, for miners tell us good diggings are
known to exist there A little capital and
gang of China laborers would soon complete the
work at small expense.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

ANOTHER ReaIxssr CALLED Foa.-0n requisi-
ton from Gen. Mcdowell, (the same having been
made BY authority of the Secretary Of War;
Gov. Low calls for regiment (the Serenth) OF
infantry in addition to the volunteers now in the
service of the United States from the State of
California, "to aid in the enforcement of the
laws, to suppress insurrection, and repel inva-
sion." And the Governor calls upon the citizens
of this State to organize themselves into Com
panies sufficient to fill the foregoing requisition
Commissions will be ISSUED to Company officers,
conditioned that they shall recruit their respective
Companies and be ready to be mustered into
service or before the 10th day of November
next.
The raising of an additional Regiment is un-
doubtedly deemed necessary, or it would not
have been called for. But suggest that his
Honor, the Governor, issue q supplementary
proclaim ltion inviting COpperheads - TO organ
ize themselves into Companies, etc. Trinity
county has already sent nearly three full Com
panies into the service, and to send another l5
asking rather too much of Union men, when it
is known that the Copper-tops will not enlist.
We informed that the two Companies from
Trinity now in this State, whose three years en-
pire about the first of the present month, Will be
held until the first of january for some reason
Now would suggest to the Governor that he
suggest to the commanding General that he sug-
pes1 i: the Secretary Of War, that draft be or
dcred for this S.a::c, in order to give every one
an equal chance to serve his country. We sug-
gest this because Union men don't uHre to leave
their property and tannlieS to the mercy Of trail
tors in Of emergency. Some people think
the draft could not be enforced in this State :;
other people think it can. We belong to the
aforementioned class Of thinkers.
New FLAG-SrAFF the Halecks will raise Il
flagstaff, ll0 feet long, in front of the Armory
this Saturday afternoon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

TERRIBLY BorHERED.-The Tuolumne Courier
thinks that great political 1ea,-Gcn. McClel-
ian-is worrying the Copperhead party to death.
One sido reaches for him and he amt there
then the other makes grab, and he amt there
neither Hes worse nor Il lively skipper in rot
ten cheese He reminds US of the baker, up to
his elbows in dough, with vorac:ous f "a in the
sit-iown part of his trousers
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

MOUNTING THE GUS.-The Hillecks and other
Union citizens of-Weaverville have ordered a
carriage for the 6-pounder dismounted by the fire
OF last year, preparatory to grand Union dem
onstraton to take place some time during the
present month. Five feet wheels for the car
riage have been ordered from Sacramento
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

MECHANICS INSTITUTE ExHIBIT-We return
thanks to Dewey Co., publishers, for a copy
of the descriptive catalogue of the fourth Indus
trial Exhibition of the Mechanics Institute in
San Francisco, which opened on the Sd of last
month"; and which has proved a greater success
than any previous exhibition The catalogue
contains Il list of all articles on exhibition, and
the names of persons offering them
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01
Third Monday in November! (!
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of Justice John Burns Court, in and for
Weaverville township, county Of Trinity, State
of California, dated Sept, 18th, 1864 and to mo
directed, i'll favor of Daniel Attenger and against
John Schaber, for the sum of Sl40 damages,
and $37, costs, payable in U. S. gold coin and
all costs that may accrue, have levied upon and
will sell at public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash. that is to say gold and silver coin of the
coinage Of the United States, on
Monday, October 10th, 1854,
between the hours of and clock p. IN. n,
the Court House door in the town of Weaver,
Vile, county and State aforesaid all the right.
title and interest of the aforesaid John Schaber
IN ana to the following described property, to
wit the undivided one-fourth of eiaht mining
claims, one reservoir, and fume crossing Trim
ity river at Little Prairie Also. all the bitches
leading to and from said fume The above des-
cr'oed property is situated on Little Prairie, Trim
ity river, county and State aforesaid, and known
as Sehuber Co.'S claims and nume Also. one
double-barrelcd rile.-Weaverville. Sept. -.
1864. a n SAFEopn
jb.tS. Constable in and for said Towpsbin
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

issASE.-Sherif Clifford left on Wednesday
morning for Stockton, having in charge Henry
Seesay, a German, who had been pronouneed
insane. Neesay lived in this county long time
and had shown no evidence of unsound mind
until recently.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

Coop IDEA.-In order that the exact strength
of the party may be known the Nevada Gazette
suggests that all persons in that county who
propose voting for Lincoln and johnson enroll
their names in the Union Cab. 1t is good idea,
and we are glad to announce that in Weaverville
precinct District Committees have been appoint
ed to ascertain nearly as possible the number
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

IN DELICATE PosIrIoy. Last week we noticed
that the Nopa Echo, JEFF. Davis organ, cursed
the nomination of the q grave-digger," and re-
fused to hoist his name. The Echo has weaken
ed, and in doing so makes the following pitiful
announcement:
Circumstances place us in a delicate posi-
tion and we find ourselves obliged to place at
the mead of paper the name of George b.
Mcclellan for the Presidency" Poor slave
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

FIRrwoRks.-By order of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Union Club fine lot of fireworks
snd one hundred torch-lights hare been procured
for the approaching Union demonstration in this
place. It will be duly announced, and every
precinct is expected to be represented.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

DISTRICT CONVENT sTloS.-Voters in the lst Su-
perviscr District will not fail to notice that a
Convention is called Mt Lewiston on the 18th
Primary meetings will he held on the 9Th. Let
the Union men of that District select good, ca
pable man, and his election is pretty certain
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

HISTORICAL WREcK.-On the Monterey beach
in this State, lies the ribs of the brigantine
Nafaiia, which carried Napoleon from the Island
of Elba to France, in 1915. The vessel after
war,s came round the Horn 10 California with a
party of Spanish coloaists, and went down where
The remnants lie while engaged in coasting SER
vice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

No EScAAPMEST.-At meeting of the Hal
lecks last Sunday evening the idea of holding
an Encampment was abandoned. The Shasta
Company could not be present and only part
of the French Gulch Company, consequently it
was deemed advisable to postpone it to some
more convenient OCCASION.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

ALL RifgT AGAIy.-Many people wonder why
letters recently received were so long ON the
way, aud others why their letters home remain
so long unanswered. They informed that
when the Overland mail WAS discontinued Il few
weeks since, mails in transit scattered along the
Overland route had to be returned to San Fran
cisco and sent by steamer, causing delay of
two or three weeks in their receipt by Eastern
correspondents Letters from the other side
have been delayed for the same reason.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

MORE LIrEKAruRE.-Major Stratman has again
inundated this Office with Eastern newspapers
aud periodicals by the quantity. If he serves
all printing Offices as he does this one, the busi
ness must be very profitable one-elsc he will
soon be poor man. The list of literature fur
nished from his Depot is set forth in another
column.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

ACCIDENT TO INDIAN SUPERINTENDENT WILEY
A letter from Round Valley, Mendocino county
Sept. 10Th, to the American Flag, says Mr. Wiley
was thrown from his horse tint morning recev-
ing painful but not dang. rous injuries.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

A NEW BoADER AT CLIFFoRD's HorEL.-Con-
stable George Williams, Of Trinity Center, ar
rived on Thursday evening with man who gives
his name William Glass. lie was arrested by
the Sheriff of Siskiyou on suspicion of being the
individual who relieved some teamsters of their
purses on Scott mountain few weeks ago
Glass is said to be widc-awake, tricky fellow,
and is believed to have some accompliceS in this
region. Both officers and people should be on
the lookout.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

DIsxIssED.-Daniel O'Keefe, charged with at
tempt to commit rape, was set at liberty on Mon
day, after the case had been tried by two juries
The first stood ten for conviction and two for
aequi,tal the last six and six. 1t was believed
impossible to find jury in the county which
could agree en- the case, and it was dismissed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01
Monday, October 10th, 1864,
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

l'hE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING REROvED
l. from Weaverville, gives notice that he has
transferred u all outstanding Book accounts and
Notes to A. Loffman, who may he found at the
store of Karsky & Co.
Immediate settlement
oil the same will save costs, This is nnal ap-
peal. SAM. IOFFNAN
"eayeryille, August S, 1884 3l.tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

Coop TIpIxGs.-We have welcome intelligence
from Trinity Center precinct. Union League
has been established there which already num-
bers over sixty members. J. c. Dorr is President
and Chas. Crocker Secretary. We are assured
thst Abe and Andy will carry the precinct in
November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

HAEiNG HEARD THAT CERTAIN PER-
Ii sons IN this place of being DEM
ocrat because prosecuted J. f. Vnton to recov-
er an honest debt. take occasion to pronounce
tue accusation FALSE, and those who so accuse
me. FALsIFlERs. l. AB2AHAMS.
"eayervile, Sept. %, 1854. 38.l.