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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28
NUMBER 3.

! THE FESIAN BRoTHERHooD-GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN HUDSON CRY On. Y,)-Durng the past week
there has been great excitement among the Fee
nian Brotherhood of Hudson City and Jersey
City, growing out of the interference of the,
Pastor of ST. Mary's Church in the former city,
the Rev. b. Venuta, who, it appears, interrupted
meeting held by the members of his church on
Sunday evening last at Washington Hail. Hudson
City, 1t is alleged by the leading members of
the Fenian Brotherhood that the most bigoted
religionist cannot find fault with their principles
on theological grounds, from the fact that it
teaches harmony and patristism.; that the Ireland
to be freed was an Ireland for al-not for Cath
olics especially, for Protestants especially.
At the meeting in question, theRev venuta,
who is Italian by BIRTH during mass on Sunday
morning, threatened all who would be present at
the contemplated meeting with divers and dire
punishments in this world and the next, and re-
marked that the Fenians were reckless and de-
moralized set of men.
During the earlier part of the evening the Off
GERS of the order arrived on the ground and
meeting the reverend gentleman, requested of
him an explanation of his conduct, and not being
DESTROYS of creating a disturbance in the public
streets, invited him into the hall, which Invita-
ton not accepted, but the reverend gentle
man continued to denounce the Order In the
most bitter terms. He also as is alleged, invoked
upon the Jersey City Fenians, and all who should
go up stairs to the hall the following curse =
" Men of Jersey City, my curse, the curse of the
Church, the curse of God, a thousand curses
upon you if you go up stairs"
At this stage of the proceedings the greatest
excitement prevailed and the Irishmen rushed
forward exclaiming in loud voices @ Go on,
boys !; Ireland is our country, not his" A num-
Der, however, who DESTROYS of entering
the hall controlled by the priest and
returned to their homes.
The meeting was conducted in IN orderly
manner, and after transactng the usual business,
it adjourned
In the meantime, the officers, known as John
Pope Hodnctt, P. J. Doyle, Micheal O'Rourke
and others, have laid the matter before large
number of their brethren, and meeting has
been called this evening at Wildwood Hall, Jer-
sey City. for the purpose of entering public
protest against the tyrranical and indecorous
interference with the meeting Sunday evening
by Rev. E. Venuta. At the present time the
Fenan Order numbers several hundred members
in Jersey City, and in of any interference
this evening, there will be trouble. An ample
force of police will be on hand to quell any diff
licuty that may arse.-N. \. CommeTcjal De-
18Th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28
WeaverviIle, Saturday, Jan. %, 1865.
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A G Z N II $.

l.. p FISHER, 11t% Washington street. {up stairs) San
Francsco-nearly opposite Maauire Opera House,s
only authorized Agent in that city.
HENRY s MARTIN Postmaster Junction City, will
subscriptions the Journal in that Section and fur
nish onr printed receipts.
Subscribers to the Journal at Douglas City will receive
printed receipts by leaving the amounts due with KELTON
KELLOGG, our authorized agents
At North Fork A. WATERS is our authorized Agent.
AMOS SMITH, mailman. will transact all business pertain
ing to this office at the several points below North Fork
CHAS N0SE is Agent for Trinity Center and vicinity
FREY RANTZAU are Agents ut Lewiston.
A. &. PRICE. Esq. aud Justice GUSTAV TIEDE
thorzed 10 receive and receipt or subscriptions 10 the JOUR
NAL Canon Creek
Expressman BIGGS authorized receive and receipt for
subscriptions in the Hay Fork section.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28
King Cannon.

King Cotton tits true, a mighty king,
And ruled with awful sway:
The nation trembled before his throne
And he called the wealth Of the world his
For many pleasant day
tyrant of unstable mood was he,
With fate in each caprice:
True . Arsonauts = We're his myrmdons,
And his fleets sailed deep" with their countless tul
OF the genuine ''Goldon Fleece"
But the Dragons teeth have cropped at last
And the soil with strife is red
King Cotton fettered with iron gives,
l. leading the dreariest of lives,
And King Cannon reigns in his stead.
monarch uncouth and grim is he.
With a fixed and iron frown
He never laughs, but there sometimes slips
A terrible from his rigid lips,
That shall snite whole armies down
Heknocks Mt King Cottons lordly gates,
And their portals sver and fall
A new light breaks OF the rebel plains.
And the swarthy bondsman casts his chains,
And fees from the despots thrall.
Yet he is a king havoc-nai-
So drunken with gold and gore
That he battles for Wrong as well as Right,
And trenches too oft the doubtful fight
For the tyrant he smote before.
So men in whose hearts the silver strains
OF an olen Peace shall sound
Through III" mnnarchs fatal thupdcrs pray
That there Tighten, ere long, halcyOn day
When King Cannon may be discrowned;
When. Loo cd more in his iron mail,
He may sumber with silent lips:
Or wake hut To breathe the joyous note
OF a festive peal from his royal throat,
Ger the Rebel Kings eclipse.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

THE DFFEREScE.-A bashfu youth was la
menting to his paternal progenitor the ordeal of
popping the question. Pooh, said the patri-
arch, chow do you suppose | managed ?"-
-" You'd better talk, responded the hopeful, -
" you married mother, and I've got to marry a
strange girl. -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

JOSH BILLINGS REPLIES TO CONTRIBUTORS
- PERKINS. u have read ynre peas on - VIM
minis rites " thru and thru and must say that |
luy it. In mi opinyun wimmen has rite tn dew
emmy thing well but saw wood sawin wood amt
THAR stile speshiall if the saw-buck is hi
wun it must NORTH them the wust wa.
4" HARRoLD. "-Yure genus is not fully horned
yet-when it gifts born think yu will be po-
eek. Yu hev got imaginashun enutf tew keep
livery stable. Yure language is little too ford
did you travel in florida? Tri agin-I motifs
one of yure lines has 10 feet into it, and the next
one has only got feet inches, just inches
short Sum poks air born, sum air manafak-
turd the manufactured ones air the most stiddy-
est, tina amt so APP to banker after mint iuleps.
\ on ought to go up garnet when you prakiis,
moste awl good poeckry has been rit up garnet.
"MrLo." Mex week shall give yure continents
on Golf to the publick. think just edzacty as
yu dew; John B. Golf liz huge on a lectur. He
has got the art motioning out what he and
what he don't sa. He wud have made fust-rate
theatre. One of his lecturs wud read gud deal
(tu man who didn't understand musick) like
the notes of yankee doodle. Yu kant reduse
wat he SEE tn riting emmy more then yu kan pla
sky rocket juise harp. Yu never
ny thing he ever ced in nuZe paper-a reporter
might well undertak to rite up the report ov
G-shooter es to report him. Kant inform w
credible how much mummy he has maid lectu-
rim awl kan sa is if he gifts 500 mite, and
textures 500 mites in l yere, it amounts to 3d.
900 annooly. kant inform yu tew ded GER
taintee wether he IL married or not eff he's
married i'll bet n setin henz eggs that kur-
tin ectur in that famiee wouldn't pa fur the adj
vurtizing.
" HARD BOARD. n-Yure essa has sum good
hits intu it, but it is not jest the thing fur re-
lgus nusepaRer like ourn send it tn Wilkes
Spirit, papur that knose how tn talk boss. |
will merele suggest that pedigree is not impor-
tant for fast trottin boss eff he kin trot fast,
never mind the pedigree. Thare IL CRATE men
ny fast men, even, who haint got pedigree
Thare amt much art in drvn a trotting boss
Jest hold en- back hard, and holler EN- ahead
hard that's awl, espeshlla if the briching brakes.
Kuler is kriterion. I hev orful meme
bosses of awl kullers except grean-i never
mean boss ov this kuler. Hoses liv tew
honorabel old age, and hev often seen them
that appeared fullee prepared fur deth. Heath
ems are best to bosses its onle amung Christian
people that boss hes tew trot mile heats in n
hot da, fur SO 900 in kountcrfeit money.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

FROM New MExIco.-We have received short
letter from S. Bailey. Comp. NJ, LIST Cavalry, {.
V, dated Las Cruces, Dec. 10th. Says news is
a scarce article in that section. The lst and 9TH
Regiments of California Infantry have been dis
charged, and also the lst Battalion OF LIST Cali
fornia Cavalry. Some of the boys have gone
East, some to California. Recruiting offices are
OPEN and many Veterans are re-enlsting. Near
ly all the white population able to bear arms
have entered the service, as well as many OF the
New Mexicans Some Of the discharged soldiers
are starting settlement just inside the Texas
line, 80 miles below here. and 30 miles above FL
Paso 1t is fine location, and the land is e1-
cellent The mineral fever is rapidly gong
down, he says, although Col. Bowie and others
are erecting smelling works at Las Cruces. Col
Kit Carson and Major NcClave were Off on Ca
manche campaign.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

SERVED HIN RIGnr.-Lieut. Geo VI. Wright
of the Third Regular Artillery, has been senteu-
ced by Court-Martial to forfeit all pay and be
dismissed the service, account of embezzle-
ment and other offenses. The Marysyile 4ppeai
says at Court Martial six months ago. in Sac
ramento, this fellow accepted - compliments
~ dinner y from Jim Coffroth
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28
~. Hope for the Affected,

e. Hope for the afliicted.-lY "n';her part "f
hi. paper found the advertisement Of the ec"ritci
Institute established by Dr. j. G. Young, in $3.50 Ia ti' age
Of deceit and chaatani.l il is boon t. the suffering TO
point ont them where they # "i aiming the visit
cd 6r relief m cure Under of the hiilm Doctor
III. .rk and trpuicl iy-t tl4u elves 81 Their burdens
Of min aud a-iI tHcr and eccHT" 'th
and h,npius. ii sick trGhlr do mol hest
tate Ee, the advertisement and follow the advice d. not
target the number Nor If directing Your letter
80 -4.I'r-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

INDIAN LABoR.-A contractor on the Eastern
Division Of the Pacific Railroad has employed n
large force of Pawnee Indians to do heavy work.
lie says they exceed his expectations, being re-
markaby handy with the pick and shovel
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

OLD TINES NOT DULL.-It seems that they did
some things rather fast in the olden time The
Hartford Comm Courqnt of October 30 l764,
says of man in that town q He was published
n Sunday-married Monday-had a child born
a Tuesday-stole horse Observation-Disclosures
ed Thursday-died Friday-buried Satur-
day-all in one week. ''-Boe
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

IT is said that wealthy Democrat at Wash
ington had three rooms splendidly fitted up, in
tending to invite ex-Presidents Pierce. Fillmore
and Buchanan to occupy them next March, when
they should visit Washington to see Mcclellan
inaugurated.-F1ag
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

THE Missouri soldiers take the precedence of
all others in their unanimity for Mr.. Lincoln
Against 6,2s5 votes for Mr.. Lincoln, Mcclellan
received only s.. Three cheers for Missouri as
IL IL -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

An Arkansas chaplain says fur buyer was
conversing with a woman at whose house he call
ed, and asked her if there were any Presbytcri-
ans in the neighborhood. She hestated for a
moment-said she guessed not. her husband
hadn't Killed any since thew lived there"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

LOOK OUT-Suits amounting in the aggregate
to S63, 800 have been commenced against sundry
grocers and others for violating the revenue laws
by selling friction matches without stamps being
attached
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

Another CoPPERHEAD CoRPsE.-We are told
bv the Gold Hill Ners that the Carson Post-de-
sccndant of Bolts Message, and Copperhead
thing. gave up the ghost last week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

Lucky SoLDIERs-Frank Kirk and Moses Shi-
mer, who served Uncle Sam three years as SOL
diers in the 4th Regiment of California Infantry,
and recently returned to this vicinity, found
quartz and gold nugget worth about 81 800,
while prospecting at the head of Baltimore Ra-
vine three-quarters of a mile below Auburn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

THE editor of the TRINITY JOURNAL says that
he formerly lived in Pike county Pennsylvania,
and that its principal products rattlesnakes,
scrub-oaks, onions and ignoramuses. He does
not allude to the character of its exports.-Flag.
a. Fun is fun, Nc, but that's rather en- the
"poking crooked sticks ;" order. Moreover, we
never lived in Pike county-never said we did
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

HARD HEAD.-A domestic in Newport Rhode
Island, while shaking carpet, fell out of third
story window. She lay stunned for a while, but
finally got up, picked up the carpet, and went to
work again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

Mas. PARTIsGros says she has heard OF but
one woman who kissed her COW, but she knows
of many thousands of younger ones who have
kissed very great calves.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

AT the Methodist Sabbath School, Bangor,
Me-, recently, beautiful bible presented to
Helen A. Osgood for committing to memory
1860 verses from the Bible in six months. She
is only ten years old.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

AROUND the most splendid stars Of life dark
halos are drawn, and the invisible God alone
can evolve the serious and true from the eternal
play of life and history.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

WHAT DOES 1T MEAN ?-The telegraph makes
known that Gen. Sickles and staff are on the
way to California. We cannot conjecture what
they will find to do on this coast without the
creation of a vacancy in the Department Flag.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

It "a told that New York regiment which du
ring three years service has travelled by sea and
land more than II, 900 miles, fought twenty gen.
eral engagements, marched through fifteen States,
and has been under Burnside, Pope, Mcdowell,
Mcclellan Meade Sherman and Grant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

THE congregation of Rev. NJ e. Briggs, at sac
ramento, has presented him with $500 in gold,
other good things, and building lot.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

FrNyy WAR INcIDExT-Whcn Sheridan SOL
dicrs scaled the rebel works at Fisher S Hill, an
Irishman named John Quinlan was in the van
rs usual, with his rolcking countrymen, and in-
stantly sprang astradde of d rebel cannon shout
ing -" My gun, I've captured You, by j&bcrS T.
The next moment he rolled of, clapping both
hands TO his seat of honor, and believing =
. EIowly mother o Moses, an sure it 5 red hot.
The gun had been fired often and with such
rapidity that it would have roasted a salaman-
der, and Quinlan lost good-sized patch from
the seat of his brooches.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28
1T eekly q rinitu journal.

88~ County Warrants and GrssHbaeks taken at
at their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers in the Government service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks PAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

WIVES on THE WIsG-The domestic hive APP
pears to be swarming in San Francisco. no less
than four husbands in one day advertised their
wives as having taken fight from the family
hive = S0ry1n'enf0 Bee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

Costly DREss.-As an illustration of the cost
ly style of dress adopted in France, it is said that
Madame Ratazzi wore a muslin dress at Dieppe,
the bill for washing which amounted to 259
francs. -Ehchdnge.
SAW a shirt once which cost but 81 so, which
IRE wouldn't have washed for 300 frmcS.-Ham-
boid Register.
YES, Haxter says lie wishes Forbes would call
around aud settle for that shirt DomaieeHe
Messenger.
For shame, Sembins pay the 81 so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28
COUNTY OFFICIAL DIR o1'
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brakes Plantation Bitters

They purify, strengthen and inyignr.te
They healthy appetite.
They are an anti,ote o change If aui diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the ystrm and cnliycn the mind.
They prevent initsnatic and intermittent fYcrs.
They purify the breath and acidty Of the stomach
They Dyspepsia and Constipation:
They Darrhea. Cholera and Gu 'i"ra H'ri'rS
They cure Liver Complaint s'i Nervous lIc''trlle
They are the best hittcrS ia the world They mas IL
enk man strong. a.i cTt9td I Hrffs Tr-H res fr
They are made Crax Eun- the celebrated O.
SAY, BARK and herbs. and ukel with " rtl-n'
ct beverage without recl-d tn ~ o. time DAY fa
Iicul.rly recommended tpirc lrrorS requiring ''ti
stimulan sold by all Gr"-r-. hrurr~'s i''. a''i -
I,n[ p II Drake c.. Ncw York. CetNss DlifH''
Agents. san Francisco y. i.'''"'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

THE TRINITY JOURNAL excellent Union paper. hns Just
commenced another Volume 1t to a very
shng condition, which hope may always t-Fre
Journal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

TKISITr JorESALThs excellent paper located at Yea
vervlle has entered its Tenth Volume Prosperity he
with IL American Flag.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

THAT PEACE MTssIoS-The Nevada Gazette has
article on the peace propositions of Mr.. Lin
coin, from which extract as follows:
Neither the President, nor any officer of the
Government has ever held out the idea that the
leaders of the rebellion were in any event to ut7
terly escape the rewards of their misdeeds.7
Such proposition would be odious to the people
of the North, and damning to any Administration
which should make it. The wretches who per-
petrated the most infamous crime of any age,
desolated half the country and plunged the whole
Nation in mourning can never be restored TO the
privileges which they forfeited by their own
hagitious conduct. No submission which they
may make at this day atone for their wicked
ness or restore to life the patriot dead who lie
in bloody graves in Southern ground. The iron
heel of conquest is crushing the head of the mon
ster rebellion, and there is no need and no excuse
for trying to tame the beast by the proiier of
sweet-meats.
As to the second proposition in the terms
which the President is alleged to have authorized
Mr.. Blair to offer to JEFF. Davis " That the
Constitution shall remain it is and the Union
be restored as it was. and that the South shall
return to the Union with all the privileges which
it held before any of the States seeded 1t is
contradicted and nullifed by the third propo-
stion, which insists upon the total abolition of
slavery The right to enslaye and brutalize their
fellow Zen is the one especially insisted upon by
the rebels, aid for which they went to war.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

The seven mile guns are the latest y sweet
thing in war-thinks the Gold Hill Neps
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

TIE TRINITY JOURNAL has comenced its Tenth Year II
deserves q liberal patronage.-Red Bluff Independent
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

If the event shall pr6re that our surmises are
incorrect, then we Shall confess, with sorrow
and indignation, that Mr. Lincoln ) kindness Of
heart has got the better of his sense OF Justice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

LIBERTY IN TENNEssEE.--One of the latest
Eastern dispatches is to the effect that the Ten
nesse Convention unanimously passed resolu-
ton declaring slavery forever abolished and pro-
hisited throughout the State On the 22d of
February%xbe proposition will he submitted to
the people for ratification. ParSon Brownlow
will be the Union candidate for Governor, and
will be elected.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-28

SOME thirty years ago, when aluding to Euro
pean ,,,ristocracy, Edward Everett said " What
snbsists to-,,,ay by violence, continues tomorrow
BY acquescencc. and is perpetuated by tradition !;
til at last the hoary ,use shakes the gray hairs
of antiquity at us, and gl,es Itself out as the
wisdom of ages and thus the ,."arest dictates
of reason are made to yield to long succession
of follies..
The Placer herald., 1865-03-25

VllO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
IL Whereas the East half and Southwest
quarter Of Southeast quarter. and Southeast
quarter of Southwest quarter of section eight
(s.) Township eleven (ll,) North Range, seven
(7) East, Mount Dablo base and meridian mas
been. by the afhdavits of various persons, filed
in the District Land Office of the United States.
at Marysvile. Safe of California, being the Office
for the District in which said lands are situated
declared to contain minerals and to be more val
liable for mineral than agricultural purposes. by
reason whereof. said land has hitherto been with
held from presumption and sale. Now, the under
signed hereby gives notice that he will. on
Thursday, the 3Oth day of March. A. D. 1865.
make application to the Register or Receiver OF
the said U. S. Land Office. and adduce evidence
10 prove that said Land is more valuable for
AGRICULTURAL than mining or mineral purposes.
and on slch proof apply for permission to file q
pre-empton claim to said land, unless sufficient
cause to the contrary be then and there shown .
T. J. MILLIKEN.
Eehru,ry l7th 1S65-6W
The Placer herald., 1865-03-25
NOTICE

FNO whom it may concern:-That whereas, the
East half of the North east quarter and the
East half of the South east quarter OF Section one
Township II. North Range 7 East, Mt Diaolo
base and meridian, have heretofore, by the am
davits of various parties, fled in the United
States Land Office at Marysville. State OF Caliior-
mia. being the Office for the District WITHIN wh'cn
said land is situated. been duly declared to
be mineral lands and by reason whereof, have
heretofore been withheld from pre- emption and
sale, now, the undersigned hereby gives notice
that he will on Thursday. 30lh day OF March 1860
apply to the Register OF Receiver of the U. s.
Land Office for permission 10 file his deelalatory
statement claiming pre-emptlon to SAID ianu' an"
to make proof that said Land is more valuable ior
agricultural than for mining purposes, unless
sufficient cause to the contrary be then and there
shown. -,,rc,,,-s
JAMES 4. ROGERS.
Feb H. 1865 L Gw"
The Placer herald., 1865-03-25
NOTICE..

YNO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Il Whereas. the North half and South west
quarter Of Southwest quarter Of section eight
49, and the Northwest quarter of North west
quarter of section seventeen ~ Township eleven
(ll,) North Range seven ~ East, Mount Diablo
base and meridian, has been, by afidayits OF
various persons, filed in the District Land Office
of the United States, at Marysville. State OF
California being the office for the District in
which said lands are situated, declared to con-
tain minerals. and to be more valuable for min
eral than agricultural purposes, by reason where
of said land has hitherto been withheld from
pre-. .emption and sale. Now the undersigned here
by gives notice. that he will on Thursday, the
3Oth dav of March A. D. 1868, make application
to the Register or Receiver of said United
States Land Office, and adduce evidence to prove
that said land is more valuable for agricultural
than mining or mineral purposes, and on such
proof apply for permission to file pre- empton
claim to said land, unless sufficient cause to the
contrary be then and there shown.
JOHN NJ. MILLIKEN.
Eohruory 17th 1Sf5-6W