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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04

LUCKY PREACHERS Evans-who was
once an initerant preacher Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church in this State--has made S75. 900 in
Colorado Territory by lucky specula;ons in
mining stocks. Brother Chivington once pre-
siding elder in that church in the Territory. has
also made considerable '' filthy lucre," besides
being commander of the military forces Of the
Territory. Brother Ebert also Of the same
Church, in addition to being Territorial Secretary
has managed to secure a goody share of this
worlds riches Brother Gill, still another
preacher, has also grown rich, that is if S25, 900
is considered rich. Verify. Colorado must be the
happy land Of Canaan y for Methodist preach
ers. Wei. they deserve all they get, for they
are generally the pioneers of the gospel among
the miners of this coast.-Amcricoa Flag.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04
"who much abhors a man that. fat

THE SKY CLEAR AGAIS.-The Canada im5roglio
is over. 1t has ended TRANQUILITY. The Governor
General has determined to re-arrest all the St.
Albans raiders and deliver them up to our Gov
ernment for trial, besides taking efficient steps
TO prevent in future any rebel demonstrations in
that quarter upon our frontier. For once the
Canadian press and people seem to agree with
their higher authorities in denouncing these
rebel forays from the other side of the lakes and
the ST Lawrence. The order of Gen. Dix, re-
scinded by President Lincoln the Congressional
proposition to build United States navy yards
and place gunhoats on those waters the evident
disposition on our part to terminate the reci-
procity treaty existing between us and Canada
all these facts strike the Canadians MS a proof
Of evaporation on this side the boundary which
they deem it best to aliay with honest evidences
Of good feeling and resolution to do us justice.
We have no doubt they viii do so and perhaps
the St. Adams raid. calamitous as it was, may
prove the means. under Providence, therefore, of
popular biessng-a means of strengthening
the amity which should subsist between Canada
and the United States and of depriving the
rebels ofany active sympathy in that quarter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04
rne Rev. Mr.. zs.Dy reaves MS FIoe..

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Os 2rHE WIG, Nov. the 10. 64.
The dy is kast All is ore Ell Freedom
shreck. wen Kossikusco fell, she must hev sqwakt
las Toosday mite as she beheld the inannymah
Corps of the Dimecratic party, which fell, crush
ing litul Max, and the hopes Nv sum hundreds
Nv thousands good Dimecrats who spected 10
be persuaded by their friends in2 accepting the
various offiss under the Government
am lost and ruined man. Ny people are
nv Dimocratic stripe They hev faith in me
they Bleeve wat tell EN-. told EN- Mick Lellan
wuz certain of the elecshun, and that he'd ded
wood on the disposal NV the ofhsiS in this sech-
shun. 1t immejitely becum ezy matter to Dor
ror mummy. 1t wuz de,ightiul-wood. wood
that it Good hev been perpetooal Bro SAW
lent me $50, with the request that wood spehe
good word fer him fer a forrin mishun, ! as
soomed virchus look and rcplde that never
sold my infooens, but al ez had an admirashen
fer his massive intelleck nd meny virtewS Bro
Cutie lent me mummy, wanting this, and Bro.
Sludge. wantin that in brcef, every indiviJile
NV EN- who he'd forehed an inch high, spected
sunthin.
The returns cum in. Ohio: Lin
kun q Good Ray p shouts l with CRATE
presence of mind.
4" Why good ~ anxiously asks the expectants.
Becoz, to carry Ohio, the abolishunists must
her brought votes from Moo York, which will
Civ Us that State shoov.'
Moo York Linkun
q Good Lord !" ansers l. promptly; " the
Moo York ahlishunists hev voted in Ohigho, and
hcv gone in time 2vote agin. But waite for Pen
clvany.'
Pencilvany Liukun
"Mv trends. ther wuz frawd. Massychewsits
solies at least 900 must her votid there. In
ieany will do, howevir."
Injears I-nkun
. Nut less than o,Go0 Massychewsitts soljafs
have voted there Illynoisc is safe, thoc.'
Illvnoise Linkun
40, 900 Massychew-'
Il Give me mi mummy - roared Savij and the
saimremark with variashuns was maid by Cutie;
Sludge, and the haluntz NV EN-.
:. Jently, my friends, said l. backing out NV
the door we hev been defetid, but the CRATE
prinsipplc that white man is better than mig
CUR for which tha hcy so long fot, still livs.-
Let Us sink au miner konSiderashuns and
The miner konsiderashuns | referred wuz,
however. upperlnost in their minds, fer tha awl
went fer me vclin like Cuscaroarious lnjins,
Cine NE mi mummy whareupon retrceted
, the meatin howSe, locking miself in. Tha sir
roundid it. swarm they d starye me out.
When an innoSent boy, red harroin tale ov
a R0osbun muther who wuz persewed by frantic
wovs, and who saved her can lyle by dropn her
children . EN-, by /. Ny priyit barril NV whlS-
key wuz in mi studdy-I wuz saved ! histld 1t
ont ov wnder, and kamly awaytid the result.
Tha fockt around it tha tux tirns at the oung-
hole and in wun short onr tha wuz stretched
hepliss on the plane, ded drunk. Then and
tharc | refined my charge, and borroin sich
mummy and close as tina had abowt to maik
up arrears salary and sich, bid adoo to en-
forevi:. / shcl 90 to Moo Gersy.
PETROLEUM Y. Massey,
Pastcr nv sed Church in Chicago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04
sHERyAy's UNION DocrRrvEs-In letter to

citizen of Georgia, Gen. Sherman says:
'' As to the Union of the States under our Gov
ernment, w have the high authority Of Ger.
Washington, who bade US be jealous and careful
of it and the still more emphatic words Of Gen.
Jackson, The Federal Union, il must and shall
be preserved Certainly Georgians cannot ques
ton the authority of such men, and should not
suspect our motives. who simply fulfilling
their commands. Wherever necessary, force has
been used 10 carry out that end and YOU may
rest assured that the Union will be preserved
cost what it may. And if you are sensible men
you will conform TO this order of things, else
migrate to some other country. There is no other
alternative open to the people of Georgia.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04
GETKOLEJN '. -NASBF'
Pastcr nv sed Church in Chicago.

ESCAPED FROM PRIsoS PES.--Lieut. Col.
Thos j. Leigh furnishes the New York Times
interesting account of his escape from the prison
pen at Columbia South Carolina. He WAS cap
turcd in the battle of the Wilderness, in Virginia,
May 5th, and escaped the 3lst Of October
He was, during portion of his captivity, placed
under fire in Charleston, and with others, at
tempted to escape by tunnelng, but was detect
ed. He states that in Charlie ton there were per-
sons who aided prisoners to escape to the Union
lines, and that the Thirty-second Georgia regi-
ment, their guard at Columbia, favored the escape
of prisoners whenever practicable. During his
fight, he was often fed aud directed by slaves,
and also by sympathizing whites. Reaching Bun
comb county, North Carolina, he speaks as fol-
lows Of the remainder of his journey:
Here a woman in the field plowing.
She informed US that in that country, and in
Henderson and Madison counties, there were
over 500 men who had been conscriptcd, her
husband among the number, who, refusing to
join the rebel army, lay hid in caves in the
woods The country is secured by rebel details,
who plumber the women and children, and shoot
the men, if found in the woods. In travelling
over a district Of one hundred and thirty miles
across the mountains, scene OF the greatest
destitution prevailed women do the duties Of
men the children have no shoes, and the country
seemed to be given up to entire lawlessness.-
The remainder of our journey performed
solely under the guidance of women, and on the
evening of the 18th of December we reached
Knoxville, Tennessee, having spent forty -four
days in our perlous travels.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04

SHERMAN AND THE GEoRGIASs.-A letter from
Savannah says -" Speaking Of subjugation
Sherman has very terse way Of meeting the
difficulty. To proud lady who said TO him
" General, you may conquer, but you can't sub
jugate us, he instantly replied, 81 don't want
to subiugate you, mean to kill you--the whole
of you, ii yoa don't stop this rebellion"
To another, who wanted 10 know OF him how
long the war would last he said, q Well, we'll,
/ don't know; perhaps six or eight years. and
then twenty or twenty-tvo years OF guerrilla
warfare; long enough TO destroy this whole gen.
grafton, and then wen begin anew" In this
way he dashes their arrogance, right and left,
TO the winds, and they leave his presence utter
ly confounded, aad, at least, with due respect to
the Yankee General.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04

Pogr's CREgD.-The following pathetic YER
ses by the late j. G.. Lockhart, appear in an in
,eresting biographical sketch of him in a recen
number of the London Quarterly RerieW:
When youthful faith has fed,
OF loving take thy leave:
Be constant 20 the dead
The dead cannot deceive.
Sweet. modest flowers OF spring,
How feet your balmy day
And man ; brief year can bring
No secondary May.
No earthly burst again
OF eladness and Of gloom
Fond hope and vision vain,
Ungratefal to the tomb.
But It's old belief
That on some solemn shore,
Bevtnd tie sphere Of grief,
Dear friends shall meet once more.
Beyond the sphere Of time
And sin and fites control,
Serene in endless prime
OF body and of soul.
That creed fiin would keep,
Thai hope I'll not forego;
Eternal be the sleep,
Unless to wakcn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04

AN HoSEST LlYE.-The poor pittance Of sew
enty years is not worth being a villain for What
matter is it if your nei -hbor lies in splendid
tomb ? Sleep you With innocence. Look behind
you through the track Of time. a vast desert
lies open in retrospect wearied with years and
sorrow, they sink from the walks OF men. You
to leave them where they fall and you must
go a little further and you will ind eternal rest
Whatever You may have to encounter between
the cradle and the grave every moment is big
with events, which come not in succession but
bursting forcihly from revolving and unknown
cause HY oyer this orb with divers lied influence
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04
Reduction in Prices to Subscribers.

4 TrENTION Is CALLED To TIE FOL-
( 4 lowing list of AMERICAN and FOREIGN
PERIODICALS. for which | receive subscrp-
tionS. Permanent arran gcments have been made
with the United States Government for carving
the Mails from the Atlantic States by steamer
three times month. which enables me to re-
cclVe subscriptions at Il much lower rate than
formerly. The same care and attention will h..
pad to the forwarding of all packages. for which
thus establishment has gained such an enYiablo
reputation throughout the Pacific Coast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04

. DON'T SEE" said Mrs Par,ington. as Ike
came home from school, and threw his books in
to one chair, his jacket into another, and his
cap on the floor, saying that he didn't get the
mccall, " tor more meddlesome boy I never
knew. But no matter. when the adversary comes
around again you will get it."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04
Ny N.RE My / 1S61

VM T CCTTzR Jr Louisville, kv-Dear Sir: The great
difficulty procuring Brandy sufficiently pure for medical
purposes has induced many Of the physicians "f this vicinity
adopt Whisky substitute both in the Iosri-
and private practice. and since the latter has into
such general have believe that great deal
now sold is Of very inferior quality.
prcsuninc that vorr the vicinity Of the
ucturers of Whisky in Kentucky well skill
Chemist. will enable select reliable article and nav
full confidence in integrity led to inquire
whether viii ad in having this market supplied
hrnr an with tic host nu1lifN Of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04

TEE jury in the case of. Downes Wilson, (who
It will be remembered figured very extensively
In the management of the famous Santiago
mine agains, the San Francisco Ereniny BulLe-
tin, returned verdict of 81 500 for plaintiff
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04

THE Rev Mr.. Barham, anthor Of the famous
. Ingoldsby Legends" " used to tell story Of the
complete discontinue of a wit of no inferior
order by message, politely delivered Mt a sup
per-par,y by little girl: If vou please, Mr.
Jones mamma sends her compliments, and
would be much obliged if you would begin to be
funnyp
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04

MIND YoCR SToPs--A clergyman %vss lately
depicting before deeply interested audience the
alarming increase OF iutemperance, when he as
tonished lis hearers by exc:a;1ing: "a young
woman in my 10 ghborhood died very suddenly
last Sabbath, while was preaching the Gospel
in state of beasily in;oxication =
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04

GEORGE MCCLELLAN procured on Tuesday,
January II. at the [. s. Collectors Office in
Newark, passport to go to Europe in the steam
er Cana. He also, at the same time, paid his
war tax OF Sia5 IS on an income Of S3.9l5. His
pay as major-general last year was S4l73,
and from other sources S342, amounting in all to
S+,ol5 from which was made a deduction OF
S6nO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04

AN editor, having read in another paper that
tnere Is tobacco which, that if man smokes
or ehexs. will make him forget that he owes
Shilling IN the world innocently concludes that
many OF his subscribers have been furnished with
the article
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04
LOUISVILLE. Nv. July 81. 1861.

DRs. vAL-~T1SE MoTT, WILLARD PARKER, AND OTHERS
Gentlemen Your Of May list has been received In
accordance YOUR wishes have made arrangements
supply anil vicinity with article Of copper
distilled Bourbon Whisky which trust will uy meet the
requirements Of letter All orders addressed Mr..
John late Druggist and Aothecarv Of this city,
New York. 16 Washington street, will be promptly
attended TO.
Thanking you fer your Kind expression Of confidence
I remain very respectfully, yours truly,
WV. T. CUTTER JR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04
BOUR BON WHISKY
FOR MEDICAL AND FAMILY USE.
CIRCULAR to PHYSICIANS and OTHERS

OCISvILLE (KYl, JANUARY l. 1sj2.-TIE UNDER
signed respectfully calls the attention Of the Medical
United the following
between number of the most respectable and influential
physicians of New York and Brooklyn and the wrt"r
WM. I. CUTTER, JR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04

TEE amount of greenb backs in circulation de-
creased over Eve millians of dollars from Octo-
Der, l, 1864, to January 10. 1865.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04

TJyIIIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS En-
loved ON this coast an uninterrupted success
of fourteen years. and has become one OF the
renowned Hospitals of the age What the cele-
brated Lock Hospital is to London, and the no
less renowned establishment of Ricord to Paris
this Institute has become TO the Pacihc Coast
The thousands annually received and cured place
it in point of number OF patients among the
very first of the world and the success OF its
treatment ranks it second TO none.
PRIVATE DISEASES IN MALES and IR-
REGULARITIES IN FEMALES the great
dcstroyers of health. They insduously attack
the system aud gradually undermine and destroy
it they drive the bloom from the cheek, the
lustre from the eye. the strength and vigor from
the frame; they give to the world p"ny ana
diseased offspring. and poison, through success
sive generations OF the race OF man. lne ih'trh9
can be seen in Scrofula Consumption, Nrlpples,
the ldiotc the Paralytic, the Insane, etc
There is no more terrible scourge to the human
race than those diseases arising from the con-
tamination of Venerial Poison. The mildest
forms by retreatiue to the blood. hold ever over
the one afflicted. the sword OF destruction that
is liable at any moment to fail and blight-to
utterly destroy--all earthly hopes
MERCURY, rccogni-ed as tie mast fa'di med'-
cal entnty 10 ,aoa, combining with the Ecneral.
doubles his dangers. Those who have been
not cured; the disease has only assumed new
form.
Do not be satisfied with Partial Cures,
that leave the poison to crawl through the sys-
tenn. eating its way into the tissues and organs
beneath the apparently smooth surface. to burst
out in the future with virulcnce that will
battle the effects of medicine. WHEN PERFECT
| CURES can be obtained by consulting physi-
clan whom long practice and thorough investi-
CATION into causes of DISEASES of the URN y
| RY ORGAN enables to determine at once the
nature of the disease.
! In all diseases entrusted to the Doctor 5 care,
! PERFECT SPEEDY and PERMANENT
Cures Always Guaranteed,
In Syphilis and its adjuncts; Gonorrhwa and It's
/ accompanying diseases; all disorders Of the
Bladder. Kidneys and PROSTATE; Seminal Weak
ness Diseases Of the Heart ana Lungs DrS-
pcnsia Indigestion, Lmpotency; lnSipent Con-
sumption and all diseases of the urinary organs,
! in either sex. cure always warranted, OR No
/ u IL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04

THOROUGHLY DIsGUsTED WITH PooR JEFF-
The ferocious Charleston Mercury, in an article
devoted to parallel between Old Abe and Poor
jeff saws ofthc former that :: force energy, brain
earncstness, he has collected around him in every
department ~ that :. blackguard and butloon
he is. he has pursued his end with an energy
untireing as an Indian. and a singlcness of pnr
pose that might almost be called patriotic. =
What next? - We turn our eyes to Richmond.
saws this rebel critic q and the contrast is appal
ling, sckening to the heart The meaning Of
this is that the conspirators striki lg fora South
ern Confederacv. have failed, and that Poor JEFF,
who has done the best for them that he could is
to be made the scapegoat of all the crimes, fol-
lies and hlunders of his equally guilty coned-
crates. To this complexion has Southern chiv
airy come at lnst.-N Y Herald, ian. 1871.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04

'sE sheoa mine, in Humboldt county, Neva-
aa' is pronounced T" blk" and operations on
il suspended
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04
Pure Old Bourbon Whisky,

the of tho sick. We are, very respectfully SIR
yours truly,
VALENTINE MOTT. VI. D., I DEWITT c. EN0S. ". D.,
WILLARD PARKER. Il D.. L. Y. CH APNAN. VI. D.,
J0 c. HUTCHINSON, VI. D.. Il. OGDEN D0REMERS. MD.
AUSTIN FLINT. NJ T.. Professor of Chemistry.
c. L. MITCHELL VI. D., JAMES X. WOOD, NJ. b..
FR'Nk H. HAMILTON, NJ. D. W. l.. +. BAYLlS.
PharmIcut.t. BROOKLYN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04

Az EpocH IN MILITARY HIsToRY-A New HERO.
The New York TriJaae says the carrying of such
a work as Fort Fisher by storm is an epoch in
military history;
9 As the monitor Nsrrimac fight was to naval
warfare as the preaching of Pulaski by light
guns at eighteen hundred yards was to casemated
forts on land, so may the storming of Fort Fish
er be to the newly vaunted earthw0rk defenses.
The ever oscilating superiority Of attack and
Defense which for three years has been sup
posed be with the latter, rests with the former
Heresm is better than dirt. The masonry Of
Yauban detied the weak artillery of the first half
of the century. and when that system fell the
earthworks of Todteben gain restored the odds
to defensive warfare but tie genius and the reSO-
lutte will OF one commander aided by the un-
eQualed valor of his troops, have neutrallzed and
overpowered the best engineering science OF the
dav. and at this moment no fertilization is secure
against assault.
+ Alfred II. Terry, Brevct Major-General United
States Volunteers is the hero of this new success
Educated a lawyer, never within fifty miles of
West Point, child of the people aud 4 soldier
( in this war from the beginning for conscience
sake-hc it is who has won in a single day Il
national fame aud professional military renown
not inferior to the psoudest. General Terry was
one OF the few men who before the war the
necessity of preparation for it, who helped to
put his State (Connecticutj in preparation for it,
and devoted his energies to its approaching de-
mands He among the first in the field, has
served steadily and with ever Increasing dis
tnction since and now at bound reaches the
highest place among the soldiers of the Rcpub-
!