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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
TIE HAyTIES NAVY.
EnlistIug Omcers for the Armada OF
t.eGrnrd

"NayAl Officer Wanted. Enplsn or Master with
honorable discharge, Who understands large and
small arm drill " 20 In southern Navy. Call al
- Broadway, Monday and Tuesday nett between
| and g."
10 reads An advertisement In a local Journal Of
yesterday. our Naval reporter vent to the place
designated and found that the officer wanted sn for
the Hsytcn Navy, and to oln the gunboat GalsteA
recently purchased from the Navy Department for
President Gsffrard Three names had been entered
for the position up 10 o'clock, but many Of tlie
applic ants finding IT whs Coofcd navy, lett without
asking particulars The pay Offered II $50 IN gold,
pef month, and fine tt out etc. The uniform Of
the navy hve buttons the front VI the coat, aud
,ir on the hack much gold lace, some anchors aud
other ornaments stripe. the btcoche. clothing oi
blue cloth, cap OF Navy regulation with two lold
bands and one anchor. Those no 20 10 liAyt vail
ho allow cd to become citizens In one year om date
q rival
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july, 1894, the last named seat.m.n-whom We
take to cot svsry restless ,eu,I e-,msn,-gsvs
unmistakshle indications that he wanted Atlant.
likewise aud 50 the ArrEAL retired 10 Montgomery,
Ala, continuing, however, to issue extra is from
the oo' press unit The evacuation. A. General
Somebody's corps msrched into town, one .ds.
the proofpres,, and the few cases Of type tanned
to operate H. went out on drsy 81 tho other-snd
so Geuersl sherman and the ArrsAL parted for
good. We believe he went of somewhere down In
ueorgia' and we bays since lesrned that he and
hi, mon knocked printing offices into ri st = ter
rible rate, over In South Carolina. Tue ArrHAL
ssuei its regular publication 81 Montgomery on
The 2Oth OF September, 1864, and continued 10 en-.
tertAn and instruct the citizens Of 'Dixis's land"
until about the i2.h Of April 1S65, whom smother
hercs gentleman Of the Federal military persuasion
through Asbsms. lie gobbled up Selma, using 10
very roughly, burning toundriss, gun hc,orica
asd things generally " the -. C." brand of own.
ership. When 1t was definitely sscsrtained ths,
this modern Assyrisn with his cohorts OF seven
shooting Spencer rihsmen had hIsd his vorscious
eye on hontgomsry-,hat 10 70 say, about the 12th
of April, lSd5-the APPEAL made room for him BY
going 10 Columbus, Ga. From this time forward,
ue story 10 bnehy told. Montgomery vas ccc IL
ped without Resistance, aud Columbus captured
by h. Gen. Wilson, siter . stout bu, insie eciuAl
defence. The materials Of the otrosA with the .s
ccp,ion OF tie press and few cases that had teen
forwarded 70 Macon, were piled in The street, aud
d suoyed by order OF MAJOR Gen. Wilson, who
eNAeted Of Col. Dill, one of the propne,ors, who
was captured with the capture Of Columbus, .
bond OF one hundred thousand dollars not to pub
sh the ArrrAL during the war, or In dsf.ult 10 be
held prisoner. Luckily, ''ths war" gave out
SOU thereafter aud lhe AFrEAL- sing now perfectly
uon-clsd with paroles amnestics and pardOns, is
ON ilH fssi again, In robust aud vigorous lie.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
The R.cent Fish,l,s Befer, M.t.mer...

The Recent FiEhtinG Before Metsmoras.
A correspondent Of the New orleans TNks
writing from Bro-nsville, Oct 9sth, says;
The su,ck on hstamora, by the Liberal army
began ON the evsnins Of the 2bth inst at about h,e
. warm affair. The Liberals have been concentrate
ipg their force In the hborhood Of the beleaspred
city for some time past, and have had IL virtually In
impossible for the deniIens Of the city to have
any communication with the interior, 1nle-s
through the Intervention Of q larse force II the
Of some Of their hes, Generals, and has been
reinforced lately by large numbers Of Americans,
Amongst the Generals now commanding Liierh
II vas by these offte, that the liberal brce v.
led In the attack of the 25th and froD all ae-
counts their courage vas proved beyond DOUBT
The attack vas made al all points along ihe lmpe-
prise. AZ IL vas, they took one fort arms and
csssou, before the Inside party bad fairly
the suSSo.s Psissno 90, their range sny save them
the benefit Of good shelling. They retted 70 she
distance, and then commenced lively picket hsnt,
on below the eity large force vas sdvtneed on the
forL above, but they we're also comp s 70 ish osos
OH sccount Of the 'evere punishment meteu opt W
lated abeut two OF three hours, aud then everything
quiet d down. In the afternoon the Liberal wounded
about twenty five In sll-vere broug1t TO ths nnS
United states eolored uoop-.. None Of those .a.
were badly wounded. General Espinss vas shghuy
wounded In the early part OF the attfh, rnnn
the Imperial party lost pretty heavay, eonhderins
the lsnsth Of time the fighting la.tec. am told by
one whom can elieys that over nenv.n car
engaseinent. One thine, however 10 certain the
city will not be taken without desperate stIugrle
on their part, The streets are AL barricAded
With bales OF hay and cotton, and all the eitihens
si her under arms or In the trenches and bssiness
almost entirely iuspended.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02

len scat 10 Cenrre.. to jon nv ate, aid hs,s onl,
acted ss thousands Of others have eone You have
pardoned two Of my eolle pues hr,srs. Mcqueen and
10, ce; my name 10 W. poIeher Mics ant only ask
the same hvor" The President prumulv repllo
Your case must take its chance with oAerA and IN
the regular vg; l cannot take IL up tow" This
va an evident setback, hut Miles allied and
said well, sir. I would like to have permit 10
80 70 work In some civil pursuit, either mercan-
ns,, sie Or Il rrSson have lC.; evsrhins aud
swered the President there sre no uch papers
used Not TO be put on, Miles continued, !, there
no mode by which can expedite my pardon = None
q ALL unless you see the Attorney Genersl and earn
there are reasons vhy u should not be granted
nd tho ehivalrc Miles bow cd hurriedly out As he
len seedy scion Of another most noble family ap
preached the President and sought pardon aud the
restitution Of bis property; The same snsver eested
him, uAt he must vsit his turn. Well said he.
When get IT, will Confress interfe nth me tor
hear p,rdons are q no account unless Congress
firms Them guoth the modest criminal whose
clothes indicated he hsd not long since fourishsd
the rank Of briFadier general. That sir, b not
my look out. cannot answer for the action Of Com
tress said the President aud the partially recon
structed rebel left In grave doubt a. 10 vnether his
,aV alton you'd bs very complete even he gets his
parchment. The rest Of the pardon hunters had NO
better success"
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
aVE..l..g,.,l

.Jart,on, M0., Nor. 2O-Goyernor Humphrey,
sent message to the state legislature rocomIne nd.
ing that negro testimony he admitted into the courts
that the freedmen be- encouraged To work. that they
can support their families and educate their child
ren; that the freedmen be assured OF protect tion
from the Sate In working for the support of them.
selves and their families; that tax be imposed upon
the freedmen for the support Of helpless freedmen;
that the vagTants be forced to engage In some D. oft,
able employment to SUPPORT thomselye,, and that
militi. law be passed enabling the militia protect
the peoPle Of the State against vagrant h.d
white men. lie deems the passage Of these mea urea
a. Of vital importance, alds says that It may H. the
means Of Withdrawing tfea Federal troop. from tia
STATE. -
MontgoHev Y1ta, Noe 2y-'ioyernor ParsDna
delivered his message to the state Legislature to day
The message urges the adoption Of the Amendment
to the Constitution OF tho United states abollshins
sayery and the massage Of laws for the protection OF
the freed negIog- aul thor property. This course.
he SAYS, viii gdTe the AdmlsuOn OF our repre-. enta-
uyes into Con- ess aud rc0oro the state 10 all her
political rights in tie mon. lie approves Of .
,plclal code Tor the government OF the negro and
commend, the adoption Of yaHrAnt laWs,fD be used
uIou the uhiius aud blacks alike and suggC,ts that
10 40 similar those In iogcs In the state OF Masaa-
chu.ctts bt ad0p ed. Gov Parsons also Tecomm ends
that provision 10 made ioT deahtue vhits aud black
men. ~ .
lfhgfsboye dispatch uss published yesterds but
~ CoHtIausd On the tad page.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
Travels of n Rebel Press

The Memphis AprrAI- which has lei. '.grsn'
h. during tho war, is once more issued at i's old
place Of publication, and tells briefly and humor'
ousy the story OF lis w.ndsrings'
Being then what Ia now called a 'Tetcp, sheet
It leh Memphis on the morning - June o. l'd2'
while tie gunbosshght was going a houy 10 ont
Of the city, and was, in short While reissusI At
Grenada, ssissippi. On the Z9ih Of N'yeln oer'
1852, that pleasant littls town asv'ng go' into
rather close proximity - Genera ufan's ueal'
quarters, who was seeking tu m'he We 'Mht'
ance Of Gen. Psmberton al Altylle' mo ArtEAL
retired 20 Jackson, the cRpl-I Of NsASs.pll' Here
It continued until tho lish Of MAJ 'oo' wen
Gems Grant and Sherman t,Is i mo 'not teauH
10 occupy and posses tiI snug Mta. ely
They thought they we're Gblu' . ~ tH' ar.
PrAI, beyond any peradyenvIe AM 'he'r 7'o'ts
had furnished heIn viii copy 81 Val
mornings issue fresh and lamp nom INC press
but they didn't As hey oSmo 10 o.e way, the
AITEAL went out tie Other way "'H' lN., '"iV
rounds Of shot and shell mag " IyWoI
over its head, before Il co1li se' Guy o' me rhe
way Of these impatient II i,itIry oomuAn"u,ts' ihe
ArPIAL then, alter issuins small ,A'' ~ "' uIAn @
Tor about ~eek,casi It's lines u we p'oa'.t.
Of Atlanta, thinking to le Out o. po.l vi sa Ana
sheTnAp's way, But here a.Sl' % 'A' '''H VI
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
Saturday. November ~.

WAHHlNoFov, NOV. 70
Many v,eances in the lower grade, Of the ocular
army, and among the fed and oomr,ny officer. Of
the Veteran Reserve Corp. exist at the r,cscut time
The order heretofore Issued by the War Department
providing for the examining Of applicants to G,t.e
vacancies Of the Regular Army, 10 being eH,eu,c..
and an order has Just been promulgated directing uo
resimental officers Of the Veteran Reterve Coira tn
torward 70 the chief mastering officer Of this dep
all officers and men vho elect 20 remain m that rc-
vice believed order will he issued 10 r,ctuit
animation Of csndidste. to iii existing V.csnc'cs
mes measures vul afford the means Of piOyidug
vhe are a. Iious 10 Te-enter the military ,eryico
vm be remembered that Of which 10 cal ed tho
Infantry, three battalion. each nS on. sosn gem =,
huIieH and one o. cavalry viii by law ily ~ oin
iaton WI become necessary In regard TO thtso
branches OF the military service
lno secretary Of state b" received a letter from
Minister Clay, dated st. Peterburgh October 20 b
Az some attempts are being made 70 dony the ..is.
snes OF the cattle plague in Rus.i. he quo 81, e,,,
hom the Russian GAzKrNE, Of Moseo-, IN prootot ta
fact Nothing 10 attea pted to al III. n.,,ro
~, .upenttou. people teesrd Ihst ~ ~ ,n. some
N. larse village. scarcely retain isn'h - her
vItiha number OF animals. Cattle pe an ly hum
,teds and sheep by thousands. 3 he dofcrrtiln of'
me este plaque doe, not answer to the ta',ug Va
hntsha IN All respects but climate and othu, sur-
foundlngs uostly change the symptom. and chsrss.
ter o. the same disease as I, weil-kno~n snd not.
Who are much Interested in the export Of cattle a,
10Y, hides and wool Minister CLAY ls Of the decided
russian por" 10 England
ine 'ono~ins order vas Issued TODAY.
otStRh oRpEts NO. l6i
"H ptrAh1hEsr ADJurASr GrSrRArs OrrIcE,,
Ordered. hr,, Iii ps, .on. HOy .t,n, ls0..
sDpiehension Of John wikes Is oth, Lrsis Pnyne
a, az ahu David Harold and J,f. Dave,
proofs With The Adjutant Gensya 5o, S. % ano
ton py Tue speei. Commission appo,nto1 TO award
before The Ia Of 2,nn.yy ,, r."u oi snSh Ga ms
claims will be received. sccond The rtwnra, "ferei
".orss = p. GI J~9p 8,, hompson Beverly iucEes
surrst', arc revoked We N''>'' H'' '0H' IL
NY otuef OF Me President Of the United Ststos
I.tn.b' T.. ~ lIN M sstSp,
The per.,,,,o,, q, s,.,. a.. a., -, .,
=. . ~ " p'''' ''-'~ 'o'eiNeu from tue
''S Ionsul nj Gibraltar, communication that tho
Sanitary Hoard At that p,rt has da,I. raj ,h., ala.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
From Nnshyille.

ydatrilf, Nor. IA court martial As'mbled
yertefdAy Tor tho tr,l Of william IotionmGn, and
adjourned " ~ o'clock A. NJ to-day.
Yesterday Mr.. Ietlerman died AZ 10 O'Clock noon
Frank Gurloy, the murderer of Gen. X. McCook.
reached here from Huntsville lat niEht. zen.
W Johnion, acting by orders from the Washington
Department, returned the pIi,oner TO Huntsville,
where he will be executed on Friday neIt,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
Texas.

Ne.s Orean. Nop. so.-Gov. Ilaml.on's procl,mA.
ton eallins TeIs, Convention, says that all persons
are qualified voters who have taken the amnesty
oath or have been pardoned, and are eligible to sei
In the Convention, even II the oath was taken, or
10Y were pardoned, sub.equent 70 their election.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
POLITICAL ISTELLIGRNCE.
North Carolina

RAlosOh n. C., Nor. 2T.-Tho Losisature met to-
duy The Lover Hous organized by elociing $. +.
Phillips, Of Oranse County, speaker. There was no
election Of Speaker In the sensto. Mesrs Fcrrsbo
md Settle we're voted for
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
Alabama.

ysv Ori,dns Nor 6-Goy Parsons has recon.
ncnded to the state Convention the pa,sare Of IN
act declaring that the ireemeu shall have the
measure OF protection that is now secured to the
nsn. n.Yotins White populntion
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
Connecticut.

Hartford, or.2I-At the annual election to-day,
the Republicans made a clean ssoop by mSjsrities
RANGING from 2s TO 800
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02

steamer Clinton from the RIO Grsnde With . lsNs
number Of -hits and black troops hOms-srd bosnd
10 be discharged.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
Mexican News vim ~. Louis.
A Quieting Washington Dispatch.

Washington, Nor. i,-Ihe Government mas re-
slyed no intelligence confunatory Of the recently
sGblished eIciting report, from the Rio Grando in
|NOiyiuS our uoop' with the French. All the vol
|nteer troops in Central Texas have teen paid pre-
tninary to their places being supplied by regular
sslyeston dates Of the 23d report the arrival VI the
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
kn Imperial Steamer Fired Into
From the Texas Side of
The Rio Grande.
|TWO MARINES WOUNDED.
Dispatches From Jaurez.

Good Prospects Of the Republic.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-07-08

The 4TH AT RED BLUFF.-The day was appro-
pratey observed at the ~ head of navigation. ,
A procession headed by the Red Bluff band
formed at Armory Hall at 10 O'Clock, thence
marched to the Liberty Pole and raised a splen-
did flag, after which 20 brakes Address to
the Flag" was read. The exercises at the church
consisted Of prayer, music. reading of Declara-
ton, by Hon. Warren T. Sexton, and Emancipa-
ton Proclamation, by A. W Bishop, and GRAFTON,
by NJ H. Myrick. VIM. Bofnger was Marshal of
the day. and Harry Collins, assistant. DR.. Brad
way was chairman of the exercises at the church,
assisted by Hon. Warner Earll and Capt. J. B.
Andrus.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-07-08

THE BALL.-Talk about Balls The one given
on the night of the 4th BY Morris & Brady, was
real old thumper-the largest ever seen in this
or any other mountain town. To give those who
were not present some idea Of it, we will merely
state that one hundred and eighty-nine tickets
were sold, and that one hundred and thirty ladies
were in attendance, by actual count Twenty
quadrille sets danced at Que time, and yet the
seats surrounding the hall were filled. Some
people may be disposed to doubt this; if so we
just wish they had been in our fix during one
dance, when it was next to impossible to find a
place for our number six pumps. 1t was as fine
party as ever gathered in the mountains, and
such one as we never expect to see here again.
P. S.-The ladies were all pretty
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-07-08

TEE THRD SERIES THiRTIEs-The great success
of the $50 Loan always looked one OF the
most powerful evidences of the strength of the United
Government and Of Its strong hold upon the coincidence and
affections Of the people On Saturday, May 18TH the SUD-
scrptions were thirty million dollars and for the week
ending that day. ninetyeght million dollars and IN
the three months that has been in charge of Mr.
Jay Cooke hundred million dollars These large
receipts will enable the Treasury pay of armies as
they dsbanded and rapidly discharge the various OBJ
legations that have incurred during the History
will show that debt individuals has never be-
tore been so promptly paid; and we think all VIII agree t
Secretary cCuoch deserves much credit for the ability ne
has manifested not only in securing the MEANS but Tor the
financial skill he has displayed in directing these VAST
receipts and disbursements for TO disturb
anyway tighten the money market II is doubtless true ta
the Secretary of the Treasury might have negotiated the
mainder of his loans interest instead Of 80
out SO much valuable time would necessarily nave been os
in popularZing loan that the object OF the Gov
eminent. viz immediate supply of sufficient to
all the debts would have been de-
eated and besides the differences of interest uld not
have been equal TO three days expenses The policy may
have looked penny wise but the best financial authorities
well sense pronounced it pound foolish
AS ii is-and will be. soldier will go home without his
greenbacks and the floating debt in the shape OF vouchers
acquisitions will he wiped rapidly the proper
officers audit and adjust the &C COUNTS.
The of the i0 Loan exhausted on Sat
uriay May 18th On Monday the Secretary OF the treasury
authorized Jay Cooke the general Subscription Agent for u
s. Securities. receive subscriptions for sOoooo0 oil
Third Series which all that authorized by Congress and
without doubt the last loan this high rate Of interest
that will be offered by the Go, eminent.
There change in the comdonsof this Third
Series except that the Government the right
ing per in gold instead Of seven and three
ens in right which would return
specie payments and make six per cent in gold even
better than the higher rate in currencya contamination
most devouty to he wished.
The privilege converting the notes into go six per cent
gold bonds the end of three receiving payment
maturity at the holders option retained see a'er
with full particulars another Column
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-07-08

THE ARcH-TRAIToR AND AssAssINATIoSIsT.-
The Commission now investigating the conspira-
cy cases has in its possession documentary proofs
ncontrovertible of the guilt of jeff. Davis in the
matter of the inhuman and brutal treatment of
Union prisoners. The telegraph says the facts
will soon be disclosed to the public and will as
found the civilized world.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-07-08

CoRREcTIox. We noticed in last week 5 paper
the sudden death of Nickel Il Co.. brewer, at
North Fork. John Nickel, Esq, sends US the
following relative to deceased His name was
Gotleib Settler was a native of Silesia, Prussia,
and aged about IS years. DR.. Montague, who
was in town at the time, rendered the injured
m an every possible assistance, but in vain.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-07-08

GRAr1s.-The Committee of Arrangements de-
sire us to return their acknowledgment to /.
Coms,ock. ESQ, of the firm of Comstock Mar
tins forwarding house, Red Bluff, for gratui-
tously forwarding the Fireworks for the occasion
of the recent celebration.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-07-08

CHIxAxAN CARvED.-Thursday afternoon Dep
uty Sheriff Blackwell caught All somebody in an
earnest attempt TO carve All somebody else, on
lower Main street Mr. Blackwell Immediately
laid violent hands on the aygressing All, and five
minutes afterwards he was occupying quarters
at Chfford's Hotel The other Chnaman is not
injured beyond a severe cut through the thigh
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-07-08

I" TaAT's WARS THE MArTER."-The Nevada
Gazette is and has been the advocate of the
boiling Peoples party in that county. On the
same day (July 3D. which the proceedings of the
Boilers Convention appeared also appeared a
card over the signature of Rofe i Smith to the
effect that they had transferred their interest in
the paper to VIM. II. Sears y Co. Sears was
President of the Boilers Convention, and
60 that s what's the matter >
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-07-08

REPORTED INDIAN MURDER.-John Jackson,
ESQ.,, returned from Siskiyou county few days
since, bringing the report (heard on the road
that Job F. Dye and party, which left Tehama
county few weeks ago with cattle, had been
murdered by Indians. No confirmation has yet
been received.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-07-08

LET us then bide our time and wait the oppor-
time moment. Democracy is not dead but sleep
eth.-Ezamiaer.
We never knew a mere sleeper to smell so ter
rihcAlly .-4meiean Flag
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-07-08

some DusT.-Mr. Block, at GREENWOOD New
bauers banking ONCE, bought over $4,000 IN
gold dust on the Sd and 4th From general ap-
pearances mining operations have been most
successfully conducted this year. We have IN
mind dozen or so Of the larger claims which
have yielded handsomely.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-07-08

CoRN AND CUCUMBERs.-We under obliga-
tons to our good friend, Gus Scammon, for a
sack Of green corn and cucumbers sent US from
Shasta Monday night. We are further under
Obligations to friend Simkins for promptly de-
hverng the same. We regret, in common with
many Others TO hear that Gus. is suffering from
severe indisposition, and hope that it may not
be long .efore he will be able 10 attend to his
accustomed dntieS
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-07-08

CoURT HoUsE.-A special meeting of the Board
of Supervisors held the 6th-Martin and
Short present-at which order was made &C
cepting the proposition of Henry Hooker to sell
his building to the county for the sum Of $4,000.
Auditor ordered to issue two warrants on Build
ing Fund in favor of said Hooker, one for s. 800,
the other for 81 800, and Treasurer ordered to
nav same.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-07-08

GAS GOES KENTUCKY TAXES THE OATH.-J.
R. Mcconnell has entered into a law copartner-
ship with Gregory Yale, of San Francisco. Pre-
vious to doing so he filed in the County Court
the statutory oath of allegiance emitting him to
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-07-08

D. G. C.-Thc Democratic Central Committee
met on Wednesday, and we suppose transacted
all necessary business, but the proceedings have
not been furnished for publication. All we
know is from street rumor, to the effect that a
resolution was passed declaring that the - Demo-
cratic party in this county should be allowed to
rest undisturbed for two years @ Peace " to
its names.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-07-08

BEAys.-Ne are indebted to neighbor Frank
Young for a basket Of green beans from his gar
den, this week. We mention this more particu-
iarly that his many friends may know that Frank
is engaged in light agriculture.