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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

The Ladies Sanitary committee desire us to
say to the Tower House people that their gener-
contribution is most thankfully received, and
cheerfully added to swell the grand total in be-
half of the Soldiers Fund We also desir-
ed to thank Mrs. Greene, of the Empire Hotel,
Shasta, for liberal donations forwarded to the
committee. Our patriotic Shasta neighbors will
be remembered.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

THE Richmond Examiner of May 4th, lodges
complaint against Mrs. Graves and Mrs. Rice, of
that city, and wants them put in Castle Thun-
der. for their Federal loyalty.
That's the way Union women are served in
Dixie. Is there any good reason why traitor
sympathizing females in the North should not be
served in like manner?
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

THE Oregon State journal says that joe Lane is
dsgusted with the course things have taken late
ly, and talks of going to Europe. His copper
head was so badly bruised in the recent election
of that State, that josef has big disgust
on at all manknd-particularly the - Abberli-
tiouists and @ Lincon's hirelings." He des-
pairs of ever seeing the Union again - as it
was, and thinks the Constitution played cut
- as it is 1t would be wise for Josef to emil
gratc.-Amsricqn FLAG
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

RArrr1cArIoS MEErINd.-A tremendous meet
;nr ,vo. held at Platts Hall, San Francisco, on
the evening of the 9th. sam Di""n"A ""'
chairman of the meeting, which was addressed
by Hon. Alexander Campbell, Gov; low !, G or, =
+. Morse, Hon. George Barstow WI" w n Cheese hess
]. w. Dwinele, Nathan Porter y. W. H"eess
man and others 1t is stated as one OF the most
nmtbnSiastic demonstrations ever witnessed in
San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

VICTOR HuGo's GIFr.-Accompanying note
penned on the 10Th of March last, Victor Hugo
sent to the New York Sanitary Fair drawing OF
the home in which Franklin lived at Passy, in
177s. The picture was sketched by himself, and
is the only one in existence
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

SICK OF IDAHo.-Peter Paulsen had a letter
from Herman Sohrt the other night, written at
Centerville, two weeks ago. He isn't sick OF
Idaho--oh no but modestly intimates that he
bad rather be in Halifax. Says the Centerville
mines are a failure-not one claim out of TWEEN
ty paying grub Lots of Trinity boys there will
come back as soon as they can make the neces-
sary raise.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

THE GOLDEN BRIcK-The amount realized from
the late Sanitary Festival will be invested in
gold dust, which will be melted and moulded
into a brck-a pretty good-sized one it will be
oo-and after being inscribed as the gift of loyal
citizens of Trinity county, California, will be
forwarded by Express direct to the Treasurer of
the National Sanitary Commission in New York.
The amount in the Fund, after paying expenses,
is about $3.50, and will be increased by the
purchase of that amount of gold dust, every
effort is being made to obtain a choice article of
dust for the purpose. At the present rate of
premium on gold, when the bar reaches New
York, the value in currency will be about Sl0,-
000. The is a large one to be raised in
Trinity county during the present dull times,
and we proud of the result. 1t exceeds the
expectations of the most ardent in the COM
mencement of the work. Trinity has redeemed
herself, and many grateful prayer will go up
from the couch of the wounded soldiers in be-
half of the distant people who, not permitted to
take part in the bloody work of the battlefield,
have rendered their mite to aid in alleviatng the
sufferings of those who have fallen in their
countrys cause. 1t is but bread cast upon the
waters
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

DANCING SCHOOL AT COPPER CrTY.-We notice
by the Pioneer that our old townsman, Phil. Fl.
Paynter, has opened Dancing School at Copper
City. If there is any dance in the people of that
section Phil will bring it out.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

LARGE SALEs-Kelton Il Kellogg, Douglas Cf-
tv sold $500 worth'of tickets for the late festi-
val Henry Overmohle, of the New Orleans Bar
Clear and Fruit Store sold about the same num-
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

Mr.. RIDGE is man of fine scholarly attain
ments, and as journalist has established n bril-
liant reputation.-Old Piute.
That Is to say, he has killed every newspaper
with which he was ever connected in California,
save the Democratic Press, and that is about to
die.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

"TIGER FOR BILLY LULo.-We intimated
prize in the Sanitary Rafle-S25o gold bar-was
somewhere in the vicinity of Evans Bar. And
sure enough it was On Friday afternoon last
YIN. Lulo discovered that he held the lucky
ticket. and forthwith deputized Alex. George to
come to Weavervlle and draw the money, as per
published offer of Mr.. Block, at the same time
giving him instructions to pay over 800 of the
amount to the Sanitary Committee. 1t was a
noble act on Billy's part considering that he is
cot in very easy circumstances, and it shows
that his heart is in the right place We are glad
Billy drew the golden prize.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18
vApA srocK DrRrcronr.-we have received

NEVADA SrocK DIRECroRY.-We have received
from Joseph Loryea, the compiler, copy of his
Mining Stock Directory of Nevada Territory, a
list of all companies, mills and reduction works
in the Territory with names of Secretaries and
their locations 1t is work that every dabbler
in Nevada stocks should possess.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18
Result of the Sanitary Festival.

Every true, country-loying man and woman in
the county is exultant over the result of the
late Festival Occurring as it did at the dullest
business period in the annals of the county. it
has nevertheless proved a most magnificent sue
cess. The dollars flowed in from every nook and
corner of the county until they numbered near
" FIFrY-FIvE HUNDRED. And after deducting ex-
penses, which were curtailed to the greatest pos
sible extent, the handsome sum of fire thousand
fpo hundred and si1ty-sir dollars and tcenty-nine
cents remain. This, we have reason to believe,
will be swelled to nearly the original amount
be sent direct to the treasury of the National
Sanitary Commission. It's receipt may be a
matter of no establishment to the time and toll
worn agents in glorious cause, for similar ar
rivals from the far-off shores of the Pacific are
constantly pouring in, but when the result of the
hastily gotten-up Festival in the mountains of
Trinity shall have been exchanged into the cur
rency of the Government, increased an hundred
fold and distributed in thousand ways over the
Nations battle-felds, and through its camps and
hospitals, then will the noble effort of our peo-
pie be felt and appreciated, and blessing upon
blessing will ascend to Heaven in behalf of the
distant people who, in the enjoyment of gen
tie Ieace, forgot not their brothers who had
been wounded in fighting for the liberties which
we alike enjoy.
All honor to those who labored so incessently
for what has been accomplished, but upon the
Union-loving women of Trinity let the highest
need of praise be bestowed With them the idea
orignated-by them it was carried to glorious
result True, their work was in a measure re-
tarded by unkind acts and jeers from a class who
would sooner administer poison than succor to
the wounded soldier But the time is not far
distant when it will be like Goals of fire the
heads of such to remind them that only little
while in the past, when enjoying the friendship
and patronage of community truly loyal. they
spurned an appeal in behalf of soldiers in the
service of the Government which has fostered,
protected and aided them to prosperity. Let
them labor on in behalf of disunion and the
labor-degrading, reasonable, abominable insti-
tuition for little while retribution will surely
come.
Below give report of receipts and dis
bursements, as furnished by Mrs. F. A. Bnck and
B. Block, Esq. treasurers of committee. So far
as we are able to do so the sources from which
the total amount realized are given
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

LIsssAL.-Billy Lulo sent little Emma Craig,
gho drew the tickets from the wheel on night of
che raAe, $40 gold piece for her accidental
q one, in the same luck, would have been Iass
thoughtful -~S'
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18
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 lst day of August next.
A. ]. LOOMS, County Clerk
Weaverville, June 1e, 1864. 23.tsb.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

ANOTHER BUNDLE w ednesday night, with
Jack Stratman's compliments, came another lot
of papcrs--plain and ornamcnted Stratman IS
the most liberal news-dealer in San Francisco
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

To an application to allow crinoiine repei
svmpathizer to go South, Gen. Sherman repiied
:. We haven't enough transportation to supply
the army as rapidly we could wish. Two
hundred pounds of oats at Chattanooga arc
18th more than any rebel woman and her bag
rage. She cant go.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

QUARTERLY MEETING.-Rev- Mr. Morrow, Pre-
siding Elder of Mount Shasta Dissriettis IN town
Quarterly meeting will commence on Sunday
morning-preaching at l I O'Clock.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

SEvEsrY-FIvE HAVE FALLEN.-The s' Califor-
MIA Hundred" recruited in this State and sent
East under command of Sewell Reed, eighteen
months since is reduced to twenty-five men,
Captain Reed was killed in battle some three
months ago.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

NHARLY FISIsHEp.-Comstock Martins new
store Is nearly completed. 1t will be occupied
by Max. Lang the first of July He is now
in San Francisco buying goods to fill the new
place,
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

New PAPERs.-We have received copies of the
Gold Hill Daily Message, published By George
W. Bloor & Co.. and the Monitor Gazette, printed
at Monitor, Amador county, by Noble Co
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

BACK AGAIY.-0ur old friend Smith Killbury,
who has spent more than year in the Reese
river country, is back again. Reports that times
are remarkably dull over there-thinks Trinity,
properly developed, would offer as great induce
ments to laborers Nevada does s
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

AGAIN.-Mr. Oberdeener has again sent us
good supply of the varied literature offered at
his News Depot adjoining the Post office.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18
4 CARD.

The Ladies Central Committee desire 20 cH-
press their most grateful thanks to al who 50
kindly co-opcrated with them in the late Sanita-
ry Festival. In return for their cXertionS and
generosity blessing, like sweet incense, will go
up from the battlefield and hospital.
The consciousness of having aided, land that
so successfully in the glorious work. will be
JOY forever. COMMITTEE
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

FREMoxr MEX.-It has been our lot to meet
but three men who will vote for Fremont since
the q Pathfinder - received his nomination
One was man who thinks the black race supe-
rior to the white, and the other two are well
known sympathizers with the rebels.-Sacramen-
20 Star.
Trinity County, in 1856, gave Fremont about
$50 votes for President. Republicans alone
voted for him then But not one of the number
now remaining will vote for the % weak, extrav-
agant fool " who allowed himself to be placed
in nomination by the unauthorized Cleveland
rabblc. However, he will not be " skunked u
IN Trinity we have heard two Union-haters,
who have been fighting abolitonism for seven
years to our certain knowledge, assert that they
should vote for the " Path-loser''
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

We, the Undersigned residents Of the Tower House. Shas
ia county, feeling interest in the efforts of neghbor
Of Trinity in raising funds for the relief of the soldiers who
have fought and still fighting the battles of country
deem it duty las certainly pleasure) give mite
when for this noble purpose and business renders
it impossible for attend the celebration in Weaverve
send the amount set opposite to the Festival
committee hoping it will be acceptable Though resi-
dents of another county, feel it will be wounded
brothers the battle ied-Tower House June s. 1861
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18
REDEEMED WARRANTS.

HOLDERS OF TRINITY COUNTY WAR
| / rants are hereby notified that the following
Numbers, drawn the County General Fund,
are now due and will be paid on presentation at
my office Interest on same will cease after this
date: Nos GG9, $50, SO, GIL, .6l2, Gil,
6l5, GA, Glib, esq, 47s, COO, 6lo.
The following on the Hospital Fund is also due
and payable No. lGo. a. C0CHELL,
County Treasurer.
WcaverviIlc, June 8, 1864. 22.I.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

CALL AND GET THEM.-The following prizes
still remain at the Office of GREENWOOD New
bauer. and will be delivered on presentation of
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

PEnsoNAL.-B Bishop O'Connell, of Marysville,
after short sojourn in Weaverville, left for Or
egon on Wednesday morning. Rev. Father Nc
Nulty accompanied him as far as Trinity Center
THE Weaverville Loyal National League will
meet on Sunday evening at o'clock The
prompt presence Of every member is desired at
that hour.
HEAVY FRosT.-Johnny Hueston tells there
was sufficient frost at Trinity Center on Wednes-
day night to kill the tops of potatoes aud other
vegets hles.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18


whole number of electoral votes would be
32l, making necessary to a choice of President
and Vice-President, l6l. # we omit the votes
of the States and Districts in rebellion and in
clude those which will enter the Union will
have returned to allegiance, the whole number
of votes will be 267, of which l34 will be suf-
6cient to elect-Sdcramento Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

IT is strange that even % the most enlightened
people on earth y have to take their leaders
from the ignorant South and not get the best
specimens at that.-Demoeratc Press.
Not more strange, it seems to us, than that
Davis Co. should select US organists such
played-out old doughfaces as the editor of the
Press. The contemplate viper may have been
born in the South-may have negro blood in his
veins for ought we know, judging from some of
the black-hearted illusions promulgated through
the sheet he controls, but he has lived long
enough in the North to know that he is contin-
ually classifying Northern character and courage
and INDUCED in the bounty of the Government
which has fostered and protected him until his
locks have grown gray. If the Commander-in-
Chief of the Pacific coast was possessed of much
patriotism he would not permit the old dirt-eater
to longer print his reasonable, labor-degrading
and beastly doctrines in the great metropolis of
the Pacific. Let Northern man go into any
city in the rebellious States tomorrow and
preach such trash as the following from Berah
Browns Press, and his Office would be scuttled
without delay, and his life probably pay the
penalty. Only few days ago the old treason
monger uttered the sentiment printed below, in
his paper, and for ought we know Gen. Wright
applauded the language
:" The President and nearly every member CT
his Cabinet have forfeited their lives or their
liberties to the laws of the country which they
have notoriously violated, and can only surren-
der power to the re-established sovereignty Of
the law, but to pass into a criminal dock to an
for their crimes against the lives, the lib
critics, and the rights of citizens
If the Commandant of the Pacific Department
reishes such talk he has no business to hold the
position he does if otherwise, he should no
longer permit the old traitor to pervert his priv
ileges. If it is the judgment of the people to let
Brown &C unmolested . the load is mighty gall
ing to patriotic and loyal citizens"
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18
a}irths

In Weayervillc, June l0th, the wife of Fred.
Walter, of SOX.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

THE TOWER House DoNATIoy.-Accompany
n purse containing $40, donated by citizens of
the Tower House and vicinity, came the follow
ing note, which speaks for itself:
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TIE ELECTORAL VOTE OF lSG4.-Under the
present apportionment the following is the cleo
toral vote of the several States which will par
ticipate in the coming Presidential election
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-06-18

STATES PROBABLY VOTING

The following States now in rebellion would
have been entitled to ffty-four electoral votes
Alabama North Carolina............
Florida South Carolina
Georgia.......~.......9 Texas
Mississippi Virginia part
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fee Mseaeoeds % psy shs Wsststn troope
there.
Gov. Yssss, 81 Illinois, ~ in New o..
loooo. slf
The health Of the city and TROOPS h
good.
Tie negro poblie scAeols d New Osleans
are 0skine rspid progress.
Gold g lsta a.
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THE NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE.
sNY0ER 4 WALTERS,
220 Broadway, New York.

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T.. ssU'sI sa..s Cn.H..n1
AAO.'o
cOLICTlNG.-This Company will ct ~
- Attorneys for securing Patents for new iavsa-
tions In this Couutsy and Europe On the noet
reasonable terms. Conduct Infflngmsat Cases.
and procure renewals OF Patents.
Osr EsAiS.siss Reoss and lSell;sg Department..
Is to only rsspoasiSis soliciting Hosss il tas
World that hes N Exhibition Room, and - "a.
sieat and suecsssfe' selling Department etsaeh-
Cd. o. Patsnts taken out By u 10 requiRs no
advaacs fss fsr selling.
Wease il regular eonmunieatisn with upwards
Of 100 Patent SELLERS throughout the coaatsy
EaSiS;siss ROOM. {sornsr Broasw s and ss.s'sy
streets. in the very heart and center q tie eity
ere daily visited ~ susbers Of Capitalists and
men Of Entsrps:se. seeking invsstments in valu-
abe Patsnts, for TIE rurpsSs Of rs-ssilisg IN ssb
divisions, while othss and heavier eapitalists ass
always rssAy 70 parshsss .sfsl PAtsat a:d =.
dive moaopoly. Thsss sources Il demand thst
ase daily sagmsnting ase fally s1Belset 70 d.
sosb the eatirs supply Il Patssts neW bsisg 10.
suad and n fnif uefoee
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Prospects Of Greatly In
creased loPert Dutles.
Runor that ouP foPees will
Rvacuate DPOWnovi1le
amh the Rio Gran de.


Nsw Yosx, April :.
The steamer City oiCommsrcs from
Liverpool goth, Queenstown 2lst u.
lived this morning.
The Cork Herald on the morning Of
the 2l he's the following. sx8
CoPsNBAo.x, March 10.
Yesterday three Prussian men II wss
attacked The Danish blocksding squad.
ron of Greifwald. After On engagement
Of two hours the Prussian vessels re-
turned to the harbar.
Artillery firing 10 renewd today ct
Duffel.
BsRLlN, March 20.
The commando .in.chief Of the
Prussian navy has received report sta.
ting yesterday the Arcons With three
gunbosts again put to sea in search OF
the hostile shipping cruisers.
All the Danish ships have len the
Prussisn wafer.
The report concludes that therefore
there can Be no question - to % exist.
ing blockade on the Prussisn coast.
LosDsBuae, March ls.
On Thursday there was Z heavy can.
nonadiog and 6ghiug all along the line
Of Doifcl villiags aud the Longberg posi-.
ton was taken By the Prussisos after >
heroic resistance by the Danes.
The position Of Dufel 10 still unharm.
ed.
Tho number Of Pruesians are always
four to their one. Their artillery have
ranged three miles.
FLENscuRo, March II.
The bombardment OF Duffel was oom-
msncsd to-day, terrific cannonading WAS
heard here.
TURIN, March II.
Advices from Rome states that the
illness Of rhs Pope becomes moro alarm
ing.
HAxDuRa, March II.
It is rumored but uncon6rmed that
Prince Frederick of Augustenburg was
found dead on his bed ct KEEL.
PATTERSON, N. j., April2.
Hon. J. N. Taylor, speaker Of the N. J.
House Assembly, died here this morn
ing.
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DEMOCRAT 1 NEWS.
GAZETTE COMPANY.
HENRY fischer.
Galena 4 Chicago pnisn RaiIreAl
60D 7

I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY 13rH
" lth, 1888, Trains will leave Wells street De-
pot, Chicago, - follows, Sundays exssptsd y
At v:S0 A 4 and cas- ? n, for Bslvidsfs, Rockford
Frespost, Warren. 0alsns, Dunlish, Dubuque
and intssnediate places.
At 9.bo A n aad S:lt P n for Dixoa, Polo, Full
ton, Csdas Rapids and intssmsdists points
At P n for Elgin, Bslvidsrs, Rockford and In
tsrmsdiste points.
At $50 n ;oe Geneva and intermediate plaeee
Passenger tor Bslcit and Jaasevillo win takl
the 80 P n aud p n iraia
Passenger for Crystal Lake, MoHsnsy, RisA.
mond. Geneva Lake and intsrmsdists points, win
take the p II train.
At s:3e n ssd s:lt 4 y, iron Dunlsith, 0alsna
Froopo9t, ete.
At $50 r Md 500 A n, fron Cedar RAPIDS
Fulton, Iron, ete.
At 1l:l0 A from Fog River Valley.
At $50 4 n, 0sasva Aeeo0modetioa.
~ Sleeping Car On Night Trains.
E.B. TALOOTT, 0sn19up'tJ
g. II. WnDsLm. Cen. Pass'n AG'a pvlOt
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RlNoooLp. April l,

AsANV0ObDS AP1u -
The cavalry force Of the enemy hes
been augmented within few days aud
now amounts to about 5000, encamped
in the valley ii the foot Of Rocky Ridge,
and at Tunnel Hill, Varness Station and
Red Clay, which they hold. There il
also considerable force ct Nicksjack.
Their picket line 10 generally within =
mile Of ours, but no disposition shown
by either party to crowd.
There 10 but . email rebel infantry
force north Of Dalton, and there 10 no
reason to believe that Johnston has been
largely reinforced either from East Ten
nessee or Alabama, and NO indications
thst be will assume the offensive.
The report that Johnstoo's command
il $4,000 strong must be nearly correct.
Over 900 deserters have come to Chat.
tanooga during March.
Macy thousand veterans are marching
overland from Nashville-the RR. being
unable to accommodate them.
Gen. Sherman having completed .
tour Of inspection has returned to Nash.
vile.