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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-05

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-05

e. II. LAcKLASP.
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Army Correspondence.
S,rsvx,u. G.. De. sd 1861.

S,vsSTtu. G.. Dc. sd 1861.
g,D. Tr,r Timl,r:
.N.r. 1I.-" This i C. forest primava'.
The signing pines and .lc hsmiocAs,, b-ar.,.l
Will moss AID ia -,arui.at- ..rsen. ju.i,s,!urt
IN the twilight. stand ike lraiIs Of old. with
v,.c.- ,ll auI prophetic; stand ljk" harper
n,ar. with bcari~ -is..i rest on their boSomS.
Eyrrybldy is Iiac., with l.mphiack this
morning. The uG.v Wool - have IS ric.
r,aa knots aa5 ',r, and the Slnoae 10 emit
is .- I.a-z a. -ar. We remained on picket
al lay AMI e.. reminder o: the corps closed
up before as l., H.t!aio swamp extending
for about four miles. Much of this swamp
will have L, b. cJriIroyei before our train
and artillery can cross. We may be delay i
here. therefore. q day or two.
\ f,r..iu- detail! went ont today. and after
approaching Buffalo swamp were attacked hr
some rebel cavalry and driven in. They
were Lieutenant Whitaker, %; Col. Ho-
bert: s'alT. Iour brigade commander. )
From all accounts they were much more
lri1ltanrd ,han hart. The rebel cavalry are
represented to Lc q scouting party from
Whec'cr's mounted forces. who have arrived
IL our.rsnt y one was hurt though several
relate some wonderful ha,r0r,ajtl. escape.
.N"r Z6.-Th;s morning - broke camp a
: O'Clock and resumed our forward movement
Ju-t before suu up tie SKY mad dark and
stormy appearance, and aurora cleaned
. through The eas.-.A forest: FoDt0 III ,"F'',
Crimson. AN predicted rain and shuddcred
Al the ih3uIli "' plotting iAfoH3H '.e hN''..'
swamp. winch no" - s''> ',A-I before ",' j
50 90. Ua,d'1"."t.f'e ma! ana ld'cH ';sH"
for mlrs. B.t - the sun tacsni"d -
dim and rcd-"c discovered that Tie threaten
IEg aii"arante %! the heavens was cause" ~
camp fires. Every icess throughout tAe en-
tire camp had kept up nr-s" hre ga
ring the night. aud Is the only wood to be
had was pitch pire. richly saturated with rosii
and turPcntinc. the black smoke had settled
in dark cloud over the PLAIN, bat as 1t
gradually Z: .,.i cared. before the moraIn-
hreezc,''he a. came iorth warm ana pleasant
Oar pioneers ha! worked "ay ana tii$'I
steadily, corduroyihg the swamp, ana A;'"
made " very good road. Dut we h'1 zen
hlipatrIrk "Aole tram aheai o! Us IL wa
first to cross and after It, that OF our corps
So treachcrOus ate the qulcksands through
thr,, bottom lands that our c0rduroycd road,
sunk nown in many places and had 20 be re
built before hal. O. the cavalry tram nae
passed over: and as there was small iorcC
ofrebel cavalry hanging around these swamps
orders were giyen to keep strong infantry
T force well massrt. on the west side to gUaT-
the trains while the cavalry would clear tile
way on ihe other side Thus guarded we Ia
/ bored steadily, ali day. in getting our trains
/ over; and it was alter 10 o cock III the night
/ before we got 10 "A stopping place. The pine
/ frcs, on All sides, had again e shroudei III {
/ heavens in black. ob5curiag the stars anc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-14
WAR EXPENDITURES.

WAX EAPEND IkGo.
Concerning the account between the STATE
and national government the Governor says
/ am recently advised. bv lie tier from The
| Treasury Department. that upon last settle
ment there was found to be due the STATE
four hundred and sixty-eight thousand tw,
hundred and siXty-ive dollars and nintey
eight cents, (S4GS, ,:55 9S,) and the amount o
suspensions and dsailowaHCes has been redrc
ed TO twenty-Scven thousand three hundred anc
ninety dollars and seventy four cents, (2I, $3.50
~
Thirty thousands dollars have recently
been paid by the government on the balance
found due on our accounts which sum Is
sufficient to pay off all warrants drawn upon
the State Treasury against the war fund.
STATE ARSENAL, MILITIA, ETC.
During the four years past, vast quantities
af ammunition have been fabricated at the
arsenal, for field guns and small arms for the
general government. Arms have been re-
paired, cleaned and stored, and nearly all
the arms used by the various arms OF the
service in the field from this state, have
been received. stored and issued through the
Eu.ineerin-C Chief of the state. The state
arsenal, for the most part, has been used Is
al ordnance depot iur the general govern
ment. Frequently the arsenal has had stored
within it more than a million dollars worth OF
valuable property Situated in the heart ol
the city of Springfield and exposed to tie
dancer Of fire and explosion. the Governor
recommends that suitable buildings be erect
Cd outside Of the city. He also recommends
Il revision Of the militia law and the reorga-
nizItion Of the militia.
OUR SOLDIERS AID THEIR FAMILIES.
The Governor recommends that work be
published. Giving the name, age. residence,
occupation. NATIVITY. date Of enlistment and
mister oG every Illinois soldier engaged in
Government service during this war. Also, a
historical memoranda, embracing ths casual
t;o e. officers aud mon. tie MARCHES. sE.rI.l-
:sLes AMI battle in which each company anil
regiment hays participated, and the different
hri-als, division. army corps a"t depart
m-nt, tD which ;hcy have been attached dur
ing their term Of service.
lie likewise recommends F.ls--;ha, 4
tax be levied Of not less than two mill. to tn"
dollar during tie cDa.i9gaucc Of III" war, for
tn. relief ui- the destitute ialrlics pf our de
ceased auf. f.ai>a;,'cd soldiers. Sgcou3-tLata a
State Sanitary Burcau by established, and
ample appropriation be made for sending
efficient agent 70 all the principal pa,a,s
whrr" orr trppps are pper.c.u-. ID distribute.
>1pp'ice. Thirl--'hat q stipulated sum he
appropriated Jv a W.. ijGe-rcl enactment "i
.lsis General Assembly with All the proper lie
tails -.4~ls 1g.! restrictions. -o'',u. apart -
fund t. -r'.' lull.iu-s a@1 aH3ow aa iG,ri-
,rt:Di: rs home :rr ,le maintenance aaa
education in he district schools o. tie state.
ova COUNTRY.
Tn. ,..r--.. .t,.r ,...-.s If the (;4-.--,. -
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Frozen PoTAToEs Those who arc SO IN
fortunate rs to have potatoes frozen. may
lind comfort IN the following from the ncI-
mantown T@}egraM : II yoAr potatoes
freeze in the cellar, don't wait for them to
thaw, but throw them into = conical heap,
either where they are, or in the open air, and
cover with dirt straw, shayings, OK clothes,
or shaft, packed tight with them, and they
are safe Tie coyer will prevent sudden
changes, which causes all the mischief. |
have saved froz"u potatoes in This way; 1t
may be new TO some Of YOUR readers, and
may be of some use TO ;hem, as it has been to
mo -
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NEW FIRM
BURKE & SICUT,
SCcoBsso.s 70
A. w . NJ A G. | l. l..

The und ,r.Sr having Leased r number OF years tho
old Established
NAGIL WAREHOUSE & ELEVATOR,
Are prepared pay the highest market price Tor All
kinds of grain Nr BcAKx beig long and iavoTnh kno"
anu having had 10 years experience in the trade te' oie
that attention TO business. fair and aea
iag TO merit n share of public patronage
Storage for 100 600 tlshc. Of Grain. Liberal advances
made Grsin in store.
PATRICK Z. BrRK1. CHARLES s1Vtf-
IN retiring from business beg 10 return my most h-
ccrc thanks all old friends and customers ior ter
liberal patronage bestowed upon and most cheery
recommend my Successors Mcssrs BURKE STOUT 10
continuance Of their patronage. hO' having been IN my
.mrIoy for number ysar. know them to bs honorable
and upright young men ALEA. ". NA"AAL-
Ottawa Nov. 2S, 1854
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.~osa.s-ss ~ s's,I-fs. .1E

! Hearing the men TO work on the T. r. the,
doubtless halted On the other side Of tht
swamp long enough to let the general get
strong picket out From the railroad We
moved eastward through Davisboro on the
direct road to Augusta. We marched l.;
miles and encampcd on Mn Creek about IL
O'Clock at night. No rebels seen or heard o.
this side OF DavisbOro.
Noc, 29.-The % and 81 divisions entered
St. Louis yesterday without opposition and
then hasiened to the Ogeechee river to save
the bridge if possible. But the enemy had
been too quick for them. The bridge was il!
flames before they got there.
Wereached Louisville about > O'clock. II
is small, shabby looking place of about 800
inhabitants. Much of the town had been
burned by the divisions ahead Of US. The
pontoniers had ALREADY thrown several bridge,
across the stream and the pioneer corps were
busy in constructing a road across the bot
tom wich extended for about two miles. The
Ogeecbee river is II deep and rapidly flowing
stream about 30 yards vide ; bor3ered on
either side by low, fiat, swampy bottom.
On the east side high causeway has been
THROWN up with waste waters through il AZ fire.
Guent intervals These waste waters had all
been bridged bat the rebels had burned all %
that our pioneers found it easier to corduroY
a new soai ihan 10 repair the old one. Ihc
caval~y and all Of the - Division bad eros ell
before we arrived with the train The 2o'h
corps had also partly crossed on another road
farther TO our !e'i.
is tie new road vas not entirely finished.
when tie train arrived We halted sevcral
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Il will be seen that the amount received
for rcr ccntaEc on the earnings "f lo6i IS
more than onethigd larger than that for
lsJ3.
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Amount Of principal and in
terrst cx;iugul,Icl with the
Central Railroad fund. from
December !, 1852 - Nov.
-. i@5.5.
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S.r.e D.ceial,r /. ISt2. il alIiti1u t,thr
regular <ciu.-..,l,..i f:,yucA-s of a,crain-- Iu-
trra-t ON tLe SAFE debt ,hc following
amoaur- La,- L.,.i I,ru.is.,ci. with tie pro
c,r,ls ~ the fund derived from the iiliauis
C-,tr-.l Railroad. VIZ:
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2roffssional Cards.

mo. J. DAILY. Attorney and Counsellor
~ a. Law sddicks Block, Rest sic n house, o.
tara, III. nov.-t
4 j. GROVER. Attorney aud Counsellor
a. NJ law Ottawa H. Office In the Post Office Ilkl-
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OTHER IKCou uaEyDsTIoys.

The Governor recommends the legislator,
to make q thorough investigation of the char
rcs OF fraud and corruption in the admins
tr.ltion OF the state penit"ntiarv also that {
liberal appropriation should be made for ths
maintenance of an efficient chaplain TO tha
institution, and to supply the convicts with
newspapers. The common school system i.
earnestly r commended to the consideration
Of the legislature for revision and improve
nent. and the disposition ofthe Congrcssion-
al Grant Of lands for educational purposes Is
commended to their especial consideration.
The enactment ef registry law IS advised;
and concerning the . black laws, he recon-
menlS that YOU sweep them from the statute
book with a swift relentless iIand. lie can
sec nothing in our state constitution which
prohibits the passage OF law enabling sol
dicrs to vote. and recommends the passage
OF such q law. without waiting for constitG-
tioual amendments.
wAR RECORD OF ILLINOIS.
To this subject The Governor devotes TWEEN
ty-liye rares Of his book. His views upon
the conduct of the war are given at length.
Being quite vel known to the people OF the
state. it unnecessary to rchcgrse them. lie
e,ocs into . general review "i the military
on,ratinus in which tn. soldiers of Illinois
have b.rne u.r:. The following sketch Of ne
r,an.er in which the tir,. officer IL TIC amy
aftlc United States was brought o1;' Nil
be rad with inter-a; by all men.
now LIEUTENANT GENERAL GRANT WAS
lsAoCGHv OFT.
Prominent among the many distinguished
names who have bornc their early conmi>-
>i,.~ from Illinois. refer. with special pride
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10 per cent. pail On registered
canal bonds, 5y C..uLi Irus-
ices. i,,.a..m.ai, July. 1868
and July. ISL. ; per cca'.
ea-L,
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SIuUEL v4iTys. T.
NALkEb + BRDWNR. Attorneys at
w L.w, ottawa. Iils Office in Glover Cook bloct.
Pay particular attention oo!lectious examining I;ssl
Estate titles &c aU.2p-s
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overs,ock others. through Ignorance of the
particular wants and necessities OF tue count
r.. and the quantity Of merchandise needed
to supply them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02
aveekly Trimitg 9onrnal.
WeavervjIIe, Saturday, Dec. 2, 1865.
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

ENTER INTO HIS GATES WITH TRANSPORTING AND INTO
Ills COURTS WITH PRAISE"
In obedience to the honored belief fathers that
States well as individuals should publicly acknowledge
supremacy of Divine Power accordance with the
recommendation Of the President the United States do
hereby appoint THURSDAY the 7th day of December
day when the people Of California may unite with peo-
pie of her sister States in public the
Ruler of the Universe Let that day be apart
borders for religious exercises churches social
festivities IN homes for
on Of the Republic has there been much
rezc the hand Of God in While other lands
have been scourgc with epidemic disease have enjoyed
during the the unmeasured blessings Of health Our
s.s and seminaries Of learning in onrsng condi-
ti'i Our mines still yielding Of their abundance; our
"fvss have been peneous and all industrial pursuits
lave rrospered i'll unusual degree.
ut above all and than ALL have to rejoice
that peace has been restored beloved country The
dene OF blood through which for four years the Nation
flag carried hi. been yed by Almighty hand The
black cloud Of and desoaon has been lifted and Victory
appears inscribed in letters Of living : its silver lin
ing TO gladden. the hearts Of humane and Chris
tan people The for the Union has eliminated i'll the
triumph liberal principles and the complete yndcation Of
constitutional authority slavery has been destroyed IN the
conflict uf and under tie blessing of God the Republic
is more united the basis Of equa! and exact justice
10 all its citizens
Let then, mingle with thanksgYings such acts of
kindness to the friene. such words Of sympathy to
grateful spirit in the midst bundles blessings
In witness whereof have hercunto set my hand and
caused the great seal of the State to he mn xed Sacramento.
tlis 10Th day Of November, 4. D.. l6fJ. + +. LOW.
Governor Of Calf rnia
Attest: B. b. RGDpISG, Secretary Of State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02
Spetiat Gotites.
The Drowning Discovery-Tn!

The Crowning Discovery-THE WORLD APPRE-
GATES TThc progress of practical science during the last
hryve years. been unexamped in the history of the
world Intelligence which in the early part of the present
century travelled slowly by stages and horsepos the
land and by sailing vessels the literally lghns
through all lands Ocean navigation, upon which
looked with astonishment at its commencement is COM
parativey stale affair." and Submarine cables from
shore in the twnkng of all that of Importance TO
the merchant the private citizen in
walk of life There is but discovery, made within the
period We have Importance mankind than
all the rest neither less than the of
curing all the painful and dangerous of human ailments
and to THOMAS the originator of this great boon
To the sick suffering belong of right the highest hon
ors Pills and Ointment those sovereign remedies for
internal and disease before which dyspepsia and
scrofa complaints which most prevalent in
this and countries. succumb intrinsicay OF
value in plantlrOpc than invention for the
annhaton of time and space Steam however, is the great
AGENT of their diffusion. II literally bears them to the ends
If the earth When thousand ctterng theories of the
present shall have been forgoen the substantial bene-
fits upon mankind by Professor HOLLOWAY Will be
held in grateful remembrance--Nec York Mercury
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

FoR SoyoRA.-Last week Jas. H. McCampbell,
an old resident of Trinity county, started for
Guaymas, in the State of Sonora. He goes for
the benefit of his health, being advised that the
climate of Sonora may furnish relief for advanc-
cd lung disease. \ few days since Wm. A. Nun
nally and wife, of lewiston started for the same
destination, with tie intention of taking up a
residence there. Nunnally, unlike many other
Southern-born men, is opposed TO monarchial
rule, and does not sympathize with the Franco
Austrian squatter.
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REDEEMED WARRANTS.
OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY COUNTY.
:. !. L. /

OFFICE FREAsrRER TRINITY COUNTY.
Weaverve, December l. 1861
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
~ ing County Warrants, drawn on the General
Fund, and registered previous to March 1867,
now payable, and will cease to bear interest
after this date
Numbers 15l-853-9Os-ll3-1 -164-l70-l28
-l73. Also, the following Warrants drawn on
the Hospital Fund, and registered previous to
February 6, 1864 Nos. 208-2l2-222-2lO-
l92-2l9. \. COCHELL,
Ali. County Treasurer
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BAD WEEK FOR NEwsPAPERs.-Not but that the
mail-bags have arrived regularly enough from
Shasta but they come nearly empty, and what
papers there are are so wet from soakings re-
ceived below that they are almost illegible. The
Daily Union of the 22d. oath and 25th, have moi
been received yet We under obligations to
Mr. oberdeener for copies of the Union and Ere
ring Bglletin
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

LAST 0ProRruSIrY-Go BY ALL MEAys.-We
are glad to announce that Mr.. Wormer has de-
cided to give more sight at the Stereoscop-
tican at the Theater on this Saturday evening.
Many who were debarred the previous privilege
by incement weather desired to witness the ex-
hibition, and the proprietor has consented to DO
so at Inconvenience to himself The rates of
admission will be 80 and % cents, and a choice
selection of views to the number of about l20
will be given. We hope to good turnout
if the weather is pleasant. The ladies and little
folks should all be allowed to go, as it is an
entertainment which will interest and instruct
them
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nv uope for The Amicted.-

NJ. Hope for the AfHieted.-1S another part of
paper will be found the advertisement of the celebrated
Institute established j. c. Young, in 1850 In this
Of deceit charlaanm il is boon the suffering to
point out to where they of obtaining the wish
ed for relief and Under the of the skilfu Doctor
troubled dyest themselves of their burdens
pain and aside their and health
and happiness sick i'll trouble do not hesi
tate. and follow the advice Do not
forget the number the of directing your letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE ji0 Washington street san Fran
cisco. +f.0H'sh'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

MIscnEF.-The Salt Lake Tedete is perfect
thorn in the Mormon side. The polygamic ras-
Gals couldn't get any other way so they
destroyed a cargo of paper and other material
belonging to that Office which was on its way
from the East Two hundred dollars reward is
offered for the perpetrators
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

NuRDsRorS ATTACK on A STAGE.-About 8
o'clock on the morning of the Goth the stage go
ing from San Andreas to Stockton was attacked
by two highwaymen near the North American
House The driver did not stop as ordered, and
the villains fired. The passengers were five men
and lady. The first shot killed a man named
Eyerhardt wounded another passenger in the
left leg and the driver in the forehead. Another
shot brought down one of the horses, when three
of the passengers sprang from the stage, and the
robbers beat a hastv retreat Another good ar
gument in favor of mountain Vigilance Commit
tees, saws the Stockton Independent. SO say We
Woy'T AMOUNT TO MUCH.-A recent allocutlon
of the Pope of Rome denounces Free Masonry
1t is received in France, where the Order num-
bers million of adherents, with rdicule. The
Paris Steele calculates that in all Europe there
are more than two millions of Catholic Free Ma
sons, who do not pay much heed to the thunder
bolts of the Vatican. The :. bull . won't amount
to much, anywhere.
DEAD SoLDIERs.-The Shasta Courier says that
Edward Steed. soldier stationed at Fort Crook,
committed suicide on the llth ult. by swallow
ing opium The Chico Courant announces the
death at that place of Joseph Coburn, private
belonging to Company II, Ninth L. S. Regular
Infantry. He was native Of New York.
Dead Nellie Brown" many years ago
comedy favorte on the Weayeryille boards and
better known as Nelly Fowler. died in China
recently.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

VERY Coon LoGIc.-Johason, Provisional Gov
ernor of Georgia, said in his Message to the
State Convention: The debt contracted before
the war is an honorable one; but the other is on
very different basis having no legal or moral
obligation The Confederate currency and cause
fourishcd together in life, and must be hurried an
the same qrdre -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02
DISSOLUTION.

THE LAW COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between the undersigned has been
terminated by mutual consent H. j. Howe viii
continue to practice in the Ninth judicial Dis
trict-ofice at Weayerville J. Chadbourne Of
fee will still be at San Francisco.
j. CHADB0URNE,
H. J. HOWE.
November 10, 1865. 4l.3w.