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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25
Mr.. Seward made passing reference to each
of the members of the Cabinet. His tribute to
the present Secretary of War will meet with a
hearty response from every true patriot

hearty response from every true patriot
My acquaintance began amid the hours Of deep
and overwhelming socuie which filed what justly may be
called nterreguum which occurred between the election
Abraham Lincoln the Presidency in November 1SGo
his Inauguration. amid the dangers of revolution siege
assassination March, 1Sl while Edwin NJ Stanton
acting member Of the waning Administration of
James Buchanan From that time, through all The period
which elapsed until April 1863 when the siege of the Capt.
and the fearful tragedy the country
with Chief Magistrate who
had it, hourly closely observed by night and
by day the Secretary of War him organize and con-
duct of pure repression greater than any which
mankind had before experienced In all that time
great or serious committed ] you have all
the greatest military results achevedresus which
the whole world regarded impossible. There is of
those results that less directly due to the fer
tile invention sagacious preparation and ndomabe
and of the Secretary of War Applause
have known him express beray thought
in regard to country which not divine What
mains to be DONE by exhibiting military force in bringing
the nsurrectonary States out from anarchy into condition
of internal peace and cooperation with the Government
be safely trusted to him."
With his proverbial guardedness and good
sense in matters in which the public are not de-
sired to know too much until the proper time
arrives, the Secretary said near the close Of his
speech:
omit speak Of foreign nations and of the proceedings
of the Government regard them for first
cessary conducted without Immediate publicity: the other
is reason need assign. Nevertheless may in
general terms this We have claims upon foreign nations
for Injuries the United and her citizens and other
alleged injuries them their subjects. Although these
claims chiefly Of personal and pccuniary
dependence OF States and harmony the nations be-
leve that the President will conduct this part of affairs
in such yield nlemnities justly
honor"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25

RoADs-Are necessarily bad now. Wagon
communication is cut off with Douglas and
junction City, and the Shasta stage has not been
able to make its trips since Saturday. Bad slides
in the road are reported by Mr.. Coombs, and
some twenty or thirty trees were blown across
the track in the recent gale. The distractions
will all be removed this week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25

FUNERAL SERvICE.-lt was announced that the
funeral of the late Levi II. Tower would take
plsce from the Tower House at o'clock on
Wednesday, but owing to the detention of the
boat the remains did not arrive at Red Bluff I'M
Ill that day The funeral took place on Thurs
day Several citizens of this place had intended
TO be present but detained by the inclem-
ent weather and possibility of delay as above
mentioned.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25
SUMMONS.

IL TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE NINTH JUDICIAL
District of the State q" California in and for the Of
Trinity.--A. Il. CHASE JOHN CHR1STiE-Acton
the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District
Of the State Of California in and for the county Of Trinity
and the complaint filed in sad county Of Trinity in the office
OF the Clerk Of said District Court.
Revenue Stamp, 50 cts
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND
GREETING JOHN CHRISTIE, DEFT.
You hereby required to appear in action brought
You by the above named Plantin the District
Court Of the Ninth Judicial District Of the State of California
in and for the said county Of Trinity and TO the
plant filed therein. copy Of which accompanies this
within days. exclusive of the day of srryice.)
You of this sumnonsif served within
this cruutY served of this county, hut within this
Judicial District within twenty days if served out Of said
District then within forty daysor Judgment by default will
he taken against you, according to the prayer of said COM
plant
This said action is brought foreclosc Morgac the
buckeye EancE in said complaint described given for
the payment Of 81 and per per month interest
and dated March H. oG2 the balance due thereon
claimed being SiS and accrung interest and and
sale said property and for judgment for the bal
You hereby notified that if fail appear and
said complaint above required the said Plaintiff
will take judgment as above prayed for
my hand and the seal of the District Court Of
the Judicial District Of the State Of California, in and
the county Trinity this 2d day Of November in
the year of Lord thousand eight hundred and sixty
five
f.. 81 A. j. LOoMIs Clerk.
j. c. BUncH, Plaintiffs Attorney. 2s.3m
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25

SERESADE AND SPEEcH.-The Courier says that
while Senator Jones tarred in Shasta on his way
to the Capital, he honored by serenade
from the brass band at that place. He responded
in pleasing speech
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25

ACCIDENT on CANON CREEK.-Ne are informed
that during the hight of the flood Henry Pot
ter, in attempting to cross the creek on hume'
fell distance of sixty feet, and was recovered
by his companions apparently liteiess. lie was
badly bruised about the head by the heavy boul-
ders which were moving in the creek at the time.
We are glad to hear that he is fast recovering
from his injuries. Guthrie mill-dam was bro
ken hY the treshet
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25

DoN'r FoRGEr.-That Dr.. Hamilton. Dentist.
Will return to Weaveryille about the first Of De-
cember, to reIaain only week or two. Persons
outside of town who desire Dental work done
will do we'll to drop the Doctor line. care of
Morris & Brady, proprietors of the y. y. Hotel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25

R6- All members OF North Star Lodge, No.
o1, L. D. o. F., are requested to be present
Thursday evening, Nov. 3Oth, as business
OF Importance will come before the Lodge.
451i. F. w. YOUNG, II. S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25

FLUME DAxAGED.-The head of Osgood Car
sons Hume, below town, was broken in by the
Hood on Monday morning and the work badly
damaged. What the estimated loss is we have
not heard, but it will take q large amount Of
labor and material to make the damage good
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25

DAMAGE By THE FLooD.-The great rush of
water Monday morning washed out the break
water at Millen's blacksmith shop, Frenchtown,
and in the short space of an hour carried away
the barn the premises ana otherwise damaged
the property. The loss will amount to several
hundred dollars
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25

HEAVY BLOWING IN NEvADA.-We have expert
enced some tolcrable gales in this latitude of
late, but nothing to compare with Nevada blows,
as told Of by the Gold Hill Ners. Lynch char
acter for ycracity may be doubted after hearing
his statement that the wind blew over every
house in Virginia City and several mining shafts.
But the report that Harry Mighels, of the Carson
Appeal, was blown into shoemakers shop, and
came out with a new pair of boots on is credible.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25

en- Hope for the Afsiicted-IN another part of
paper found the advertisement of the celebrated
Institute established 10y j. c. Young in 1850 In this
charlatansm it is boon to the suffering 10
point them where they sure ot obtaining the wish
ell for relief and cure Under the of the skfu Doctor
the sick and troubled can themselves OF their burdens
pain shame lay aside their cross and secure health
and happiness sick in trouble do not hesi-
tate Read the and follow the advice Do not
forget the of directing your letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE $40 Washington street. San Fran
44.3m.sn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25

CoMMuxIcATIox Ctr OFF.-Mr. Coombs, driver
of the Weavervile and Shasta stage. informs US
that 10 stages from either the north or south ar
rived at Shasta on Monday and Tuesday. conse-
quenily we haze no very late news from the oat-
side world.
We return thanks to Mr.. Oberdeener for news
favors this week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25

THE RECENT ErcrIoyThe result Of the october election
shows that not than two-thrl vote was poed and
this fact extensively commented upon by the of the
state We believe majority Of contemporaries ccncede
this to be the natural result Of separation of the elections
TRINITY JOURNAL.
We disposed to think that it the natural result Of
the nomination o original Secesonst by the Union state
Conventions and if the JOURNAL will privately consult the
more earnestly loyal Of its nebors il will probably asce-
tam that this opinion peculiar ourselves AegorI-
cay considered Judge Sanderson enormous and very
dsasteul pill which Union could swallow. on very
stringent pinch hut not without immense grinnne and Wig
orous remonstrance from the horax.-Americdn Flag.
"AllegorcalIy' speaking, fudge. The result
of the October election is just what it was two
years ago-about two-thirfs vote-and what it
will be in future when none but Supreme Judges
are to be chosen. If County Judge had been
elected in Trinity this year, a full vote would
have been polled. While we dislike to acknowl-
edge that any of our neighbors are "more ear
nestly loyal" than ourself, it is possible that
there arc a few who believe with the Flag that
the Union State Convention was so lost to sense
of duty to the Union people of the State as to
nominate 'Secessionist." Don't count US in
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25

AccIpExr.-Little Willy, son of Wm. and Eliza
Todd, had his right thigh bone fractured on
Wednesday, by his horse falling with him. He
was helping his father drive some cattle TO Lew
iston, and when on a high point about mile be-
yond Grass Valley, his horse fell, rolling down
to the river. The only wonder is that the little
fellow was not Killed. DR.. Thomas reduced the
fracture, and reports that his patient stood the
operation admirably. He will soon be trotting
ahouf aoain
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25
aflarriaacs:

At the residence of the brides father, in Shas-
Ia, Nov. l6th by Rev. Mr.. Ely, GEo. D. FORBES,
ESQ, Recorder of Shasta county, to Miss MARION
E. LENNON
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25
3irths:

At Hay Fork, November Goth, the wife of Hen
rv Finnerty, Of a SON.
In Weaveryille, November 2lst, the wife of
John McGinnis, Of DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25
Speeiat Aotites.

False Medical System in Rufns.-Nor
REFORM But REvoLuToN-Sir Walter Raleigh, referring
in his History World to the character of Alexan-
der the Great spirits have been stirred up IN sun
dry ages and down. to establish and Destroy
and to bring all persons and the ends How
admirably does this description apply to the abors OF tho
great medical lumnary of timeshe philosopher phy-
scan philanthropist PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY His sprs
stirred up when comparatively young man. Dy oo-
serving mpoency of most of the medicines ana
employed by the licensed profession for the re-
lief sick he resolved in his large anu lIbera
heart 10 himself body and soul to the discovery OF
materials the general Of disease which he re-
lgousy believed God had placed somewhetc in the arcana
Nature What the result? He succeeded! He un-
raveled the great Hygeian mystery He found anayzed,
combined and tested by experiment the vegetable nged
which compreendcd all the most powerful neal
agencies Of the Botanic Kingdom. Ina word he ushered
before the world two medicines with the fame OF which IS
ringing froIit centerto its crcuufcrenceil0LL1WAf
and IoLLowtYs Pals. He has erected new med
which everywhere casting down the chance
beoen theories and empirical practices Of former days ana
Raleigh he has brought down all persons
within the pale curative influence Every
year. every day hour his great internal and external
remedies become firmly enrenched in the confidence
of the public and neither the brdm fneR OF the faculty
skepcism diminish the lustre OF their
inventors fme.-GdlreSton Texas Nc,cs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25

BRUTAL Murder OF AN IyDIAN.-The Courier
Is informed that most cowardly and barbarous
murder committed near North Fork of Cot
tonwood, in Shasta county, recently. Two white
devels went to Indian rancheria for the pur-
pose of carrying off an Indian girl. The attempt
was resisted by the mother of the girl anda Grip
Piled Indian boy, who alone were present. The
villains were exasperated at the resistance OF the
cripple, and one of them seized him by the halr,
cut his throat. and then stabbed him to the KNIFE
hllt In the meantime the woman and girl es-
capped, and it is probable the perpetrators OF the
devilish deed will, as none but Indian testimony
can be produced against them. Hanging is too
good for such bood-thirstv outlaws.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25

ASSrAL WEATHER REcoRD.-Mr. VIM. l.. Huds-
peth keeps a strict record of the fluctuations OF
the weather, and from it we learn that during
the year ending November 23d, 1865, it rained
sixty-nine days, but that during eleven days OF
that time but little actual rain fell. Snow tell
seventeen days in the same time. Last year the
Fall rains commenced at midnight on the 22d OF
November this year or the evening Of the lin
eleven days earlier since which time 1t mas
rained almost continuously. If a rain gauge had
been kept since the commencement OF the storm
the result would show an amount of wet which
would be absolutely astonishing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25

The best Family Machine.-We would call the
the GROVER BAKER MACHINES
Their reputation well established for attempt
in their favor. but would advise any person want
ing reliable Family Sewing Machine to investigate the
merits these before buying. A word to the wise is
sufficient" 4ly9.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25

ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE SESATE.-Chas
W Gordon, of this Office and brother of the
proprietor of the JOURNAL, leaves for the State
Capital to-day. lie will solicit the position
above named at the opening of the Legislature,
we trust successfully, knowing him to be both
pable and worthy. He carries with him the con-
fdence and good wishes of community in which
he is well known. From among many compli-
mentary references by our brethren of the Press
we make few extracts penned by cotcmpora-
res who speak most knowingly of the merits of
the applicant for favor.
The Shasta Courier says :-''W We have known
him intimately for years, and know him to pos
sess every requirement for the position he seeks.
We know, too, that he will use only honorable
means to attain it. Mr.. Gordon was among the
first to enlist in the service of his country in this
State, believing that his regiment would be sent
to the front. y If the State has Offices to
bestow, let those who have been radical in the
service of their country be the incumbents." !"
The Red Bluff Independent says &c If there is
anybody in the State who really deserves, and
who is capable of filing the desk, Charley is the
We hope that influence enough will be
found to secure his appointment"
The Marysville 14ppeal says 60 Mr.. Gordon is
Young man of correct habits, and deserves the
position to which he aspires.
The Americon Flag says SO II is straight
forward and exemplary young man well quail
fed: and fully deserving of the position
Returning thanks in his behalf, for the kindly
mention made by the fraternity generally,
leave his case to the decision of the gentlemen
of the State Senate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25

The LATE Preston KING.-A New York dis
patch of November l4th announces the mean-
cholly intelligence of the death of Preston King,
Collector of the Port of New York. The dis
patch states, on the authority of Thurlow Weed.
that he was seen to jump from a Brooklyn ferry
boat on the morning previous. little boy
picked up his hat, which had been recognized.
1t is believed that Mr. King victim of Il fit
of apoplexy instead of having committed sui
eide, being predisposed to that visitation He
was widely known as man of great honesty and
incorruptability. OF him writer in the San
Francisco Bulletin says
perhaps possessed much of President
confidence. impressed him deeply by his in
did Mr. King Preston King born Mt ogicns-
burg Lawrence county. New York the 4th October.
lS06was graduated at Union College studied law entered
the arena of politics early in life Turing several years
Of the New York Legislature serucd in the National
1913 lS and again from
subsequently elected to the T. 8 SEN
where he served full term and few months was
made Collector of Customs at New York
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-24
GREAT TVJTTORYI

EyERY LOYAL UNION CITIZEN OF
~ East Tennessee is informed that high
prices are at last conquered. e'
J. w. PATTERSON, G. CO..
Hearing OF the decline OF goods, have visited
the Northern markets, and have purchased
large additions to their stock of goods. at the
low prices, and are now opening the finest as
souncnt Of
S,orinOuiGoOds
ever brought to tins market, even before the
war. ms -
Great variety of Dress Goods,
80. Spring Caters aud Slippers, I
Skirt Trimmings,
Buttons and Kid Gloves, Il
Silk Mantillas and Paletos.
"A LSO, ..r.-
Habit Cloth, Gold Medal Checks,
Mozambiques, Chambras,
printed Jacconets, Mourning Lawns,
BriIants, Wool DeLaines, ID
Foulard ChalIis, Hamilton Chcck,
berages, Grape Maretz,
Organizes, Lawns,
Fancy Alpacas, Skirts,
Corsets, Collars,
Splendid Belts, Combs.
"A so
an immense assortment Of
COTTON GOODS, ,.-.- ..
PRINTS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, GAPS.
QUEENSWARE,
GLASSWARE,
and q large lot Of
&R. @ G. Ell e Z E 81
not eqnallcd in the country, North or South
go J, W. Patterson & Co.
may 2t-k GAY ST, KNOXVILLE, TENN.
Persons Visiting Knoxville
GAN PASS AWAY THEIR TINE PLEAS
" ant'y at the
STAR BILLIARD SALOON,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-24
ATTACHMENT JUsrICPs COURT,


CtTATB or TENNESSEE, JOHNSON CouN.
~ ~, Mary Arnold, va. YIN. H. Arnold. In
this cause, mn ettoehmen. having been sued
out and returned before tn, on tlc 9th day of
Oct, 1895, levied on two feather bcds, 1--WE
quilts, three pillows, two straw beds, one
brdsicad ard table, az The property Of the
defendant, In sth, civil Dist, Jolneon County
State Of Tonne5oct, and conditional Judge
ment having been rendered against said de-
fohdant for nineteen dollars and oighty.eght
cent?, debt md cost Of tho cult II 10 there
fore ordered by me that publication be made
for'fonr successive weeks 10 The Union Tlng,
n newopaper published IN the town OF Jones'
boro', Tenn, notifying tho defendant 70 OPP
pear before roe NJ my house In Johnson Coun-
~ Tenn, on Saturday tle Olh day OF Decom-
Der, A, D., 1905, and defend said suit or tho
enmc WIN be proceeded with ex.parte. This
3lst dny Of October, 1855
N T. WAGNER, JP.
rorlo.wi' Of lohhson County.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-24

EnTlllAN JONES & 90. VI 2. L. DuRsoN.
n The respondent In this cause having left
INC state Of Tennessee, or 40 abeconds or
!eohtealb himself that the Ordinary process of
law cannot be ccryed upon him, Il ID ordered
thnt publication be made for four successive
weeks 10 The, Union Flar, n papsr published
In Jonesboro notifying 6hid defendant 20 an
pear at the May term, 1866 ortho Chapee-
y Court 70 be held In Jonesboro on The I'd
Monday Of May, 1860, then and there to make
bi7. defense, or II will be taken no confessed
and oei for hearing OK parte.
no- 7pwfccs'1 II H9ss, C.6M.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-23
MISUNDERSTANDING.
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additional line. a.a
EsTRAY NOTICES, published four weeks, 81, for a
single animal, nd fifty cents for each additional an
imal in same notice.
LEGAL NOTICES, at statute rates.
ADVERTISEMENTS not accompanied with directions
will be inserted till forbid, and charged for accord.
ingly. $500 a1.aI sti +.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-23

Well-to-do people-Petroleans.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-09

HosoRAHY Su1cmE.-Recently (ssy
some Of the Paris papess) the Empe-
For OF Japan had reason to be highly
dissatisfied with one of his officers,
and sent him the renowned" sabre.
1t is sort OF honorary sword. very
beautifully carved and finished. As
this officer held high rank and had
hitherto given his prince every reason
to be satisfied, the latter sent him, in
order to alleviate the effect of the
message as far as possible, one of his
own swords set with diamonds, and
selected his prime minister as bearer.
The officer, received the present, and
was well aware what it signified. After
leverently regarding the instrument of
his punishment. he quietly left his
house. went to the port, got on board
of q French ship bound for Havre,
and safely reached Paris, where he
sold the sabre for Of.5lOOO.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-09

GIN. RoRKRr e. LKE-Our able
and usually weIl-informed cotempora-
~, the Chicago Tribune, has some
remarks which are less accurate than
usual: We quote ffom its columns:
"Gen. Lee, We understand, has ap-
Piled for pardon in q voluminous do
cument denying his guilt-that is,
denying that he is proper case for q
pardon. On the other hand, it is
largely claimed by Lees Northern
friends that the terms Of his surrender
to Grant amount to q pardon, and
shield him from all punishment by
the Government.
Gen. Lees application is not vo-
luminous document, but very brief
one, icontaiping only some forty OK
aity words. 1t says nothing about
his gnilt or innocence, either affirma-
lively or negatively.s Nor have We
ever heard of any of Lees friends who
claimed that his surrender involved
pardon. The utmost that any one
has ever claimed about it is. that it
guarantees bis personal security 80
Long as he obeys the laws in force at
the place where he. resides. But this
Is not pardon. because it leaves him
without any civil rights, and liable to
traal and punishment for his great po-
htlca and military crimes, ahonld he
ever commit any infraction of the
Laws in question.
Chicago Republican.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-09

TRAGEDY IN TExAs.-W. @. Paine.
OF Cypress City, about six months
ago, married daughter Of Mrs. Deck
er. who resides in Galveston. A few
days since, Mrs. Decker being sick.
sent tor her daughter to come and wait
upon her, which Mr.. Paine did, con-
trary. however, to the wishes of her
husband, who arrived in town at a
Later hour on the same afternoon, and
proceeding to the house of his mother
i9,law, shot both her and his wife with
a pistol He then made his escape,
and at last accounts had not been ap-
pretended, though parties are out In
pursuit Of him. Mrs. Decker has
since died. Hopes are entertained
THAI Mrs. Paine may recover. She is
but fifteen years Of age.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-09

The Richmond Republic says that
after tho surrender Of Gen. Lee, his
son, VIM. a. F. Lee, without loss of
time, repaired to the White House,
determined, Notwithstanding the late
ness Of the season, to attempt to make
. crop of corn. Three young men,
formerly Of his command, attended
him. A German and an Irishman and
two freedmen were subsequently add
ed to their force. They began plough
ing ON the 29th of April, and have
made > splendid crop of corn, esti-
mated'at I, 500 bushels.