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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11
[Pabiished April 10. 1865. j

a. 4 w.-Fa " ga = n a 4 az 4%.S. ~ a.
AN aCI to amend chapter | 80 of the csnar.l9 -
9t4s29r e1tted IAN act to regulate insnr.,,'f
COMPANIES not iReofpsle by fbe state OF WI VIZ
Is PeoPie OF the st2te Of Wisconsin rep reeaDFaa
G SeIa'e ana assembly, do enact as toi loYya.1S
"V0' :. Section one ct chap I9g OF tbs gel, u
lawsOT 1897, entitled an aetste regulate insur.
afses companies not incorporated by the state of
Wisconsin, as amended by chap. GS of the ,en.
eral laws Of 1869, is Hereby amended by inss-t.
ing after the words "pwenty,firs. The amonnt
necessary to rsinsare sll0utstanditg risks and
to discharge all existing obligations of the aon11
psny," as follows, towit: ''Twenty-seoopd. Tha
aIaes,pts Of losses paid in the state of Wisconsin,
during the year next preceding the making This
report or statement - tii''
Sec. = Nothing In sections $ & Of said cha,
1Su' shsl De so eonstruedaas 10 prsvent ono ,,s
Ehorlzed travelling agent OF each eonpapv o..
nershlp, hrm or individual lee ally anIber. ~.
traIsaet theEbusness of instruments fI,is -
holding the certificate of the secretary Of 49,
from transacting the said bushes of insura =;
any county OF this state where the comnanv 80
nsfship frn or Individual employing such 80
shaii nave deposited copy Of the stafeneTs ~
me once OF the clerk IF the circuit court ~ -
VlS S IA section sect . OF said chapter $780,.
sec 9, This ect shall lake effect and be in force
[oll ana amer It's passage and publication.
Approved April 10 1865 81 -,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11

a.. ny -n Be n. 70 s
I'll isssIsIbl Published. May g. 1865. @ -. i,
sl9aa sat}o nGksAPTER7a7g. ssIa7ai
AN AL 10 pFoyIde for correcting and eomple
sithe pi the adjutant general saffitS raI'
aeiVe TO the military hiet0ry OF the Individual
members OF the eev eral military organjzafiens
from ihHsate,ih tbs syrvice of the Uhte9 ST A.
The people OF the State of Wisconsin,, represe,,-
TED IN senate and assembly, do enact a. fSJ.T
edoWs ads ssg21 uf8 81 ea.a. stflm59 70
oec' l. Inc adlutent general is hereby aptbor.
l4eq ano INSTRUCTED to-take such, measures : AZ
shall In his luGEniehsbe deemed ieeeasary r., ,or
leos ana complete the records of his Office ia the
ehn mat there sh9A be complete muster and de.s
eeflptve rolls, withsaii subaeauenf Informs tir
eolain@ble pertaining TO the military tigt,,rv of
eech individual mem Der of the several rnilits,,
organizations from this state which ar 49, >
Hblch nave tferefoiore been Or41nav hareafter be
~ y, inc ferVce OF the general government during
The present rebellion ui1As
sec Z. an expenditures under The preceding
secuon snail be certified by the sdiutant gen.
eFal 10 tne secretary of state, who 81 all there.
tor the same, z "iea
:, Sec, $. There is hereby appropriated feoro
J Jns war iund the sum of twenty-five hundred
aoiiaFs or 50 much thereof as NAV be necassar1
~ ueiray the expenses incurred in CARVING o,;t
ths provisions of this act - 01'
oec This act shall take effect and he !,
'orce from and after its passage. ~ -
Approved March -, 1865
20 N38tPublished May 1861 90
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11
ken0sha County 'ts
WROUGHT IRON FRsur,.al
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.gil0 !lJlJ9H ifU1btTiii.
N AIMS BOURBON gyTTERs i
SWANS B0URBOH BTTTERs !
sWAIiaS BOURBON BiTTERS |!

nea'thy tonicfgenI lie stimn ant a nd uneouared
morning appetizer Prepared in ripe Old Bonr.
pom, beins now used to,the exclusion OF Il orh-
D't,eIs " more than fifty United Sta hs Ag45ag
Hospitals, and millions of private fi,n,iff.s -
IS .ue oNSy poPuiaf medic'He ilief has beeues;
Pecaiy e"enlpteGJ il ON stamp taa by the Ilnftei
SsatsS g2ver Mt on che ground of its having
p7en adopted as'a STANDARD 5eznfe7g nv he
medical pre fesssion. -f 'NS ~ '''S
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10

THE RIGHT RIyG.-The Union Central Com
mi.tee of Tehama county say that " none shall
be allowed to participate in the Primary Meetings
or County Convention who did not vote for
Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson on the
9Th day of November 1864" And such is the
decision of every Central Committee in the State
whose proceedings we have noticed.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10

QUARTERLY MEErIyG.-M Z. Quarterly Meeting
will be held at the Union Church, WcaverYile,
on Saturday and Sunday. June l7th and 18th
Preaching by Presiding Elder at = O'Clock on
Saturday evening, and on Sunday morning at
l0l o'clock. when the Sacrament Of the Lord 5
Supper viii be administered. There will be
preaching in the Church at J! O'Clock On the
game evening.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10

VERY ArrRuPRrATE.-Boyd, the San Francisco
engraver, has published a design entitled - JEFF.
nrch-Gend in a crouching attitude, staring with
protrudng eyc-balls, a, ghostly hand protrud-
ing through the wall, bearing the inscription :
=. Where are the 80 eco Union prisoners starved
TO death and our martyr Lincoln %
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10
Gold, silverand Copper Min
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate of Philip Voelker, deceased.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE IN
| y dersigned, Administrators of the above nam
cd Estate, to the creditors Of, and all persons
having claims against said deceased, to exhibit
the same, with the necessary vouchers, within
TEN MONTHS from the first publication of this
notice to the undersigned. or one OF them, either
at the store of Henry Junkans, in Weayerville.
or at the store of Nickel Brothers, at North
Fork -Weayeryille, June ., 1860
HENRY JUNkANS,
CHRIS. NICKEL,
22.H, Administrators
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We give place in this issue for the Fast-Day

We give place in this issue for the Fast-Day
discourse of Rev. Mr.. Hcnning, at the request of
many who were present the occasion of its
delivery. Accompanying the manuscript Mr.
lIeuuing sends the following note: - | had not
this discourse written, so that any change which
may be discovered is the fault Of my meme ry.-
At the earnest solicitation of my friends, with
the hope that it may accomplish that where
unto it is sent, although conscious Of its into-
riorty, allow it to be pubiished.'
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10

LEWISTON TURNPIKE CoMPAHY.-A company
on May goth. list of officers elect will be
found elsewhere, as also a call for the payment
Of the first assessment Of ten per cent. Wm. 5.
Lowden, President Of the Company, has taken
the contract to complete the road from the Tower
House to Woaverville for the sum Of Sl2 600.
He informs us that it is his int ntion to complete
the road from Lewiston to the Tower House by
the LIST of September Two miles of the Lewis
ton end are already finished.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10

PFArF's PARrY.-A large number Of our town
people attended Piaff's Strawberry Party on the
4th, and all seemed to enjoyit. Mr. Pfaf desires
us to return thanks to the managers, John Mar
tin, Otto Yoilmer and Chas. " Gordon, and to
citizens generally who were present on the oc-
"a sion
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10

SuAs1A-A telegram dated Shasta, sth, says
the Unian County Convention met and re-nomin-
atcd all the old officers except District Attorney
and Treasurer John Follansbee received the
nomination for the former position, ard Fred
Chandler for the latter.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10

sASIrARY.-Rcv Mr.. Chaplin writes US under
date French Gulch, June ist, that he had held a
meeting there and revived an Aid Society which
had been languishing. In this connection we
will take accession to lay before our people a
statement made BY Mr.. Chaplin while here. a
report had gained circulation here that agent
who preceded Mr. Chaplin received $3.50 10 $500
a month salary. This Mr.. Chaplin declares
true he says no Agent Of the Commission has
ever received more than 500 a month.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10

CHANex.-Sy, Oberdeener, at the Book Store,
has succeeded Gresphood Newbauer IS agent
Tor the Sacramento Union in Wearerville. Papers
will he delivered TO subscribers promptly. We
thank bin Cor files of the Union during the week.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10

Too LArE.-We have received 4 communica-
ton from &. L. Thomas and others, dated lower
Triaitv. Jane 9TH 1t sets forth that Indians from
she IIoopa Reservation, well armed, are proving
in that section 4 few days previous two or
sh-ce Indians took heir boat away and left them
on the north side Of the river with very little
provisions and no chance to get more. This
certainly bodies no COED. We shall publish the
iciler NEXT Wcck
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10

BEAR in mind you who desire 10 donate, that
list is now open at the Journal Office for the
receipt of subscriptions to the Sanitary Fund
Give something, however little.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10

IL FAyoa OF THE CoUSTY.-The Supreme Cour
has denied n mandamus in the case of % The
People ex rel. Edgeeomb vs.. Loomis. This set
Ties the vexed Court House question for while
at least.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10

THE 4rH.-An adjourned meeting Of citizens
was held at John Martins office on Thursday
evening, at which the several committees report
ed progress. Meeting adjourned to assemble at
the saple place on the evening of the 18th.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10

BALLs.-To-uigAt (FFiday} He:1ick's Oregon
Guich party takes place, and The indications are
good for large turnout. Next Friday night is
the time appointed for Morris indian Creek Ball.
and we hear that a good many people viii attend
from this section. \ Ball is announced at Hay
Forl, for the goth, the proceeds Of which will BIZ
given to the School Fund. We hope 10 hear that
Il is a success
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this inscription appeared in window in Broadway n y

this inscription appeared in window in Broadway n "
He
Till the plain tier of the sod
Towerd DER his peers. in mind and soul a god;
The assassn's hand bestowed a martyrs crown,
And the wide world now echoes his renown
Tn nsulted nation. bowed with btterest grief
Demands stern vengeance for her fallen chief
This written the door Of returned soldier:
g He sleeps the sleep that wakes the nation"
Tic following lines originally applied the Father of
his Country after slight alteration equally applicable
to its Savior"
Rome had its Cesar. great and brave,
But stain on his wreath
He lived the heartless conquerer
And died the tyranfs death
France had its eagle, but his wings,
Though lofty they might
Were spread in false ambitions flight
And dipped in murders gore.
We have whose characters
OF light shall ne'cr depart
lis stamped upon the duest brain
And warns the coolest heart.
4 war-cry fit for any land
Where freedoms to be won.
We love it best! it stands alone,
1t is the name-LINCoIE,
lie fought. but not with love Of Strife
lie struck but TO defend
And ere he turned the rebel f,e
He sought to be their friend!
He strove TO keep his cOuntrys right
BY reasons gentle word.
And sighed when foul rebellion threw
The challenge sword to sword"
He stood the firm. the calm, the wise,
The patriot and the sage;
He showed no deep. avenginS hate
No burst of despot rage.
He stood for liberty and truth,
And daumessly led on.
Till shouts Of victory gave forth
The glorious name-LlNcuLN
No of triumph bore him through
city filled with grief.
No groaning capiye> nj tie wheels,
Proclaimed him victor chief
lie broke the gives Of slavery
With strong and high distlain.
And cast sceptre from the links
When he had crushed the chain
lie saved the land, and only laid
His soldier trappings down,
To don a robe of righteousness,
And wear heavenly crown.
His is written in the skies,
And craven in our hearts
glory circles LISCOLSs name
That shall depart.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10

CxLEpRArioX CoMMIrTEEs.-At a meeting Of
the General Committee appointed 20 make ar
engagements for Fourth OF July celebration, the
following subcommittee were appointed on
selection of children 10 represent States of the
Cnion-Thos Carr D. T. Osgood T. D. ketcham
On decoration-Chas. Thomas, ?. Paulsen, q.
II. P. Norcross, Ira Howe, j. Il. Ba!eh, J. j, aus-
croft. II. Uyermohle, Geo. b. jumper On music
ID E. Gordon Geo. ". Ward.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10

SERVICE AT JUNCTION CITv.-Rcv Mr.. Henning
will preach n, junction City a: 81 o'clock on
SUNDAY afternoon, June 18th.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10
Weektu o rimitu 5omrnal.
Weayeryille, Saturday, June O,1S65.
Is TREASON PcsrsHAsLf orrEysE-Jeff Davis

Is TREASON ADJUSTABLE OrfEysE.--Jeff Davis
has been indicted for treason, yet the Sacramento
Onion, in common with other leading prints,
thinks the prospect of conviction . not very
brilliant, = considering that the perjury OF one
juror defeat conviction, and that oaths
have been so lightly regarded in the South since
the beginning of the rebellion" Time alone
can solve the problem, but if the Government
would preserve itself agains. future reoellions'
treason must be regarded as the highest CRIME
against the nation, and strict justice decide the
fate of traitors. If Davis goes unpublished, what
precedent will there be 10 admonish a hundred
thousand men Of the North that they should not
naugurate rebellion to ayenge the murdered
head Of the nation, or their 1000 starFea coni-
paDious in arms {. Treason must NC mace
ndious, and traitors must be punished
To School TRrsTEEs.-The county Superin-
tendent Of Schools takes this method OF notify
ing School Trustees in the several Districts that
Mi who have not received the necessary Reports,
end blanks for Census Marshals, viii be furnished
during the coming week. Particular attention
is called to the printed notes tic back OF each
of the reports. Census Narshals must be APP
pointed by the first day of July, and their reports
flied with the Trustees b. The first day Of August,
and duplicate copy to be forwarded to the
county Superintendent. Any District failing TO
report this year will be cut of from both State
and County apportionment. Reports OF Trus-
tees. Census Marshals and Teachers a.c subject
10 q Revenue Stamp of five cents.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10
DR.. HAMILTON,

CURGEON DENTIST. WILL POSITIVELY
- leave Weaverville on Monday. June 18th, for
the Shasta Home office 22-lI.
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LEWISTON TURNPIKE COMPANY.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that at a meet
y ing of the Board of Directors of the above
COMPANY held at Lewiston, June 9Th, 1t was Or
dered that an Assessment of Ten (l0) per cent
on the Capital Stock be called for, payable 10 the
Secretary on or before the 10th day of July next
22.4i. JAS F. HOADLEY, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10
DANCING PARTY
INDIAN CREEK HOTEL
4 ! y 4 G Z Z S

MAN A G. Frs:
WEAvERvILLE.-Tim. Kaye, Chas W. Gordon,
James Morris, F. Walter.
OREGON GULcH.-Dan. Donoyan. T. Slatj"rv.
JrNcrIoy CirY.-Ed. Lcary, John Sheridan,
Henry Osthoil.
Evans BAR.-A. Stillcr, Peter Murphy.
SrEIXER's FLAT.-M. Gum, VIM. Williams
DorGLAs CITY.-John c. Mason, J. S. Fisher,
JAS. Dixon, X. Peters.
GRASS VALLEY.-D. NJ. Kellogg, Louis Frey.
LEwIsroN.-S R. Short, Chas NJ Ritter, Jas
T. IIoadley.
INDIAN CREEk.-J. C. Corbus, R. Silcox, Jas
Benton.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10
5leati,s:

In Weaveryiile, June ID, of congestion of the
brain, JONI j., son of Joseph Ham, aged years
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10
Candidates Column.
TO THE UNION ELECTORS OF TRINITY COUNTY:

Announcements under this heading FIVE DOLLARS
month"; and will not he inserted until paid for.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10
US. 7-3O Loan !

by AUTHORITY OF TIE SECRETARY OF
the Treasury. the undersigned has assumed the Gen
Subscription Agency for TIE sale Of United States
Treasury Notes. bearing and ;ieeenths per cent
interest, per annum, known as the
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10
FAST DAY DISCOURSE.
DELIVERED AT TIE UNION CHURCH. wEAvERvIE JUNE 1ss;
By REV, GEO. W. HENNISG

PSALM TX To-" Tha Lord is known by the Judgment
which he exeouteth the wicked is shared in the work Of
hands" - -
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10

The whole wrapt in gloom, and gIievos mourn
ing fills Now he is dead: wherefore shouid We
fast Can bring him back again. We shall go 70 nn
hut he shall % rs On the DAY oI his o'frAi
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-09
A new Ofkcer to be Eleeted-a Change
in the method Of selecting JuT0rs.

.
1t may not be known to our readers
that at the last Legislature law was pasa-
ed requiring the voters Of this and several
other counties to elect too "Jury Commis.
sioners" whose duty it shall be to select
the names to be put in the Jury Wheel.
No voter can vote for more than one ol
these, just as in Inspectors of elections,
SO that each party will be sure to hsvs
one. They are elected for three yeari
and are paid the same as county Commits
sioners. These men are required to be
asober, intelligent and judicious." This
method we think will commend itself to
all homes. people as fair and impartial
and Under its management we expect to
sec less than 40 democrats drawn In a
panel of 4S. Let the Republicans look
around for suitable candidate. We
may have somewhat to say on this ques-
ton again. For the present we would
only state that We are indebted as a par.
ty for this wholesome reform to the inde-
fatigable efforts Of our worthy member
Hon. John Balsbach He veil deserves
10 be remembered for it.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-09
;,.,;,;;S,, y, into his hi,tutv. tIud that he

iuquiriass into his histuty, and that he
is Of little use, and much display. He
iniSascsh reminds me Of gay ,oung sport,
that b moro ornamental than useful -
| BOW slssk he is, how je~.led too, how
lofty rears his mein, high high his head,
how like the tabled bird be struts along,
how every act seems to say, "stand aside,
I am finer than thee"
Of ali beings that deserve pity ii is he
who would fain impress you with the idea
that dress makes the mad. II Is we'll il
YOU can afford it 10 wear the best tha. ma
ture and art can furnish, but to live be-
yon'' your means, expend all for your
body, aud nothing for your mind, aud
then to be proud Of your. attire, but indi-
Gates lack of brains. But here comes
another bug, which surely merits that
ether title humbug, for Of all the bugs l
ever saw, this is the poorest bug. The
origin Of the word humbug is rather cur
ious, and at once reviews old college
tricks, but on this cannot dwell. as I am
reminded that the word is full OF hum.
bug.
There's the "ile" hunbug, which would
have you belive that to purchase a few
shares in en- Oil company is certain sue.
cess.
There ia the lottery Lumbug, where
you are promised fne gold watch. a set
Ct silver ware, &c, and sll for one dol
.a,
There too /. the agent humbug, we're
without doabt you can realize 6sty dollars
for ten, or at least one hundred per month
sia all expenses paid.
Then too there is the book humbug so
we'll recommended that to to have it Is to
possess all knowledge, and to know the
secrets Of all mysteries. and thereby re-
flute the assertion that tthere is no royal
road to learning"
And finally the.e is the educational
humbug where in .fve hours you may
completely master any language living or
dead, and whether you be blessed with
brains or not i. matter little as BY present
systems all ,ha. aud more be we'll sup
piled.
But lest you nigh: think you ara
humbusged in reading this letter III
cut it shor: BY ,emarking that in days
long ago, so now "there is no success
without great labor
TIMOTHY TOPIC.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-09
81. Surratt.

The Copperheads have new Saint
They have canonised that "innocent lady, u
Mrs. Surratt, and all their papers srs IN
sackcloth and ashes, talking On about her
taking Off iu the most agonising spirit
She will, without doubt, be an object Of
veneratiou for the new party Of Surrat-
ties in all time to come. They will make
fast day of the anniversary Of her
death, and she will be rallying cry for
the traitors North and South.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-09
Too True.

We clip the following from one of oul
exchanges, and as it is peculiarly appli
cable to Ibis locality, We hope those con.
cerned vii! profit by :he truths here stat.
cd:
"Ridiculous-to eee copperheads hot.
eying and sugaring around Union soldiers
Soldiers they only want your votes, and
have at heart the same opinions Of you
that they had when they called you "Lin.
colu's hire'ings, "Hessians," cut -throats. !.
and other like opprobrious tames. Spurn
them as you would vile eopperheads
which they are"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-09

I@r In 1863 the Cincinnati Enquirer
one Of the leading democratic papers OF
Ohio, laid down the following planks for
the democratic party to stand on:
"Ist.-That the Democracy eau never
come into power as war party.
'.2ud-That the war Is utterly oppos
ed to the continuance of Republican in
stitu:ions.
'3rd-That the Republicans are en-.
titled to all the glory aud all the discredi'
of the war.
"lth.-That the Democracy believe in
Mr.. Vallandigham's views respecting the
war.
Tho above is good reading now-wheu
the vat is all over ard copperheads have
all turned war meu-praiss Andy John.
sou aud all claim to have always been coed
Union meu Poor modern democracy
to what degradation have you come tc a,
last