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The Trinity journal., 1856-08-30

SCANDAL ABOUT RACHEL-If the gossips
tell the truth, says the Paris correspondent
of the New York Times, the secret Of Ra-
chefs sudden sickness and abandonment of
the American enterprise is now out. 1t Is
said she has retired to a secluded spot in the
Pyrenees for her health or, in other words,
to give her attention to an expected increase
of family. 1t is said--and one of her re-
turned company is responsible for the on
M-that Rachel met at New-YOrk, among
the distinguished French refugees in that
city, friend OF younger days and the com
plainant asserts that this gentleman is re-
sponsible for the shipwreek Of the Rachel
company and all the evils which followed
Who is he that has such a weight Of Sin up
on his shoulders
This explains the remark constantly made
by Madcmoisele Rachel, that her malady
was not dangerous, that her American tour
was only interrupted, and that she yet hoped
to return and finish it. 1t explaids ais O.
why she gets no worse under the effects Of
the violent cough which has harrassed hel
necessarily since her return, and explains, al
50, why she has remained concealed in heI
country house. The admirers OF the great
tragedienne are in exStacles TO learn that the
malady is one from which she has frequently
recovered before, for now they have hopes
that in given time they may expect to see
their lavorite Oh the boards again,
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III A RID W A RE.
4so "a ~ ~s 80
w. w. TINNIN s. Co..

"LS SIDE MAIN ST. NEXT DOOR TO MINERS HOTEL.
"a are now receiving and will keep always on
and, general assortment of Hardware, OF
sue btt quality, Consisting Of
gtL WRODGHT IND HORSE NAILS,
SHOIELS, sLEDGES, aUGURS,
ChiESELS' PpLL1AAkS, H41CHEIS,
L0In i91ipo DTyirdn, SCREHS,
~ Ia, ~ tN"' uh, piES, BEkR PUMPS
run 15oYrapEHH HNo' DR1 W kNIPE>
LOG CHAINS, CROSS r,tT IL :,
HALTER JtLIp % .
IR1tL HAND .
BAILiNG HlRE, SLUlCE FORKS.
NAY FORAS,
BQR.aX, QUICASLL YER, WINDOW GIaSs
PUTTY PALNIS, OILS, HARNISHES, &C..
BLAcksMTH'S furnished with the best art
Gle Of lon and Steel Of egety sl4g, rpr cash oni,
w. W. TINNlN D. Co.
WcayT April Il, 1856, '25-tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-30

MINNEsorA.-A letter of recent date
from gentleman in Minnesota, says that
immigrants are pouring into that territory
with such unprecedented rapdity, that there
will be little, if any, less than Seventy-hve
thousand added to its population this year.
This would make the aggregate population
about one hundred aud fifty thousand
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-30

A western editor, describing fiat boat
in storm, says, AT this critical juncture,
the laborng craft took lurch to leeward
sending the captain and another cask of
Snissey overheard into the bQundleas bllloSs
Of the main"
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-30

A ToAsr.--At late rlremans supper,
the following toast Was given:
"The ladies of 'hs IKE the FiremaR's
bucket, are eceH hooped-and like lremen,
delight in the exhibition Of their hcse
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-30

THE Roman Empire, in the zenith of its
glory, did not contain more than three mill
ions of square miles. The United States
now covers more than this area, and is larg-
er than Rome was when she was called the
mistress of the world
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-30

One of the saddest looking but wittiest
members of the Boston Bar was the late III
II, Fuller, brother to the gifted Margaret
Fuller, or Countess Ossoli. Carl in the
Boston Transcript, relates, that being once
engaged in a case where the opposing conn
sci had obtained great weight with the jury
by closing his appeal in flood Of tears. Mr..
Fuller saw that with the jury in their then
state Of mind all was lost. So rising to reply,
in slow and measured way, and putting
on a meek and subducd air he commenced
with that well-known pulpit formula 1--WE
will-clUse-t e-solemn-CeremonieS" Before
he could proceed further, the joke of the
whole thing was seen and appreciated the
court, jury, and audience were convulSed
with laughter, and the charm broken.
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C.. E. WILLIAMS,

TORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
)iiice on Court street, near the Court House.
uly 10, 1856. 26-tl'
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GREENHOOD & NEWBAUER,

WLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Segars and Tobacco.
ne but the choicest article offered in this
met.
Main street, (between the ST. Charles
Independence Hotels,) Weaverville.
hliEST PRICE PAID FOR GOLD DUST,
~ 10, 1886. 26-tt
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VIM. F, VAUGHAN,

TORNEY AT LAW,
AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
ICE with Williams O. Potter, Court House Hill
lily 49, 1856. 26-f.
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THE TRINITY JOURNAL
EVERY SATURDAY MORNIN g,
BY CURTIS g. GORDON,

L. y. CURTIS, d. #. GORDON,
EDITORS AND PROPRlETORs.
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D. w. POTTER,

7TORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
)fce on Court street, near the Court House.
July, 10, 1886. 26-tf.
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A TEXAS ovid WOMAN" RESCUED FROM
HER ToRMENroRs.-For some time past a
number of Snowman have been exhibiting at
Cincinnati woman who was represented as
wild, and romantic stories were told and
published in the papers of her capture, etc.
on the Western prairies. Several gentle
men who visited her became convinced that
the woman was insane, and had been cruelty
taken up by her captors and dressed to appear
what she was represented to be. Her arrest
was procured, and an examination had by
competent persons who rendered decision
in accordance with the views Of those who
obtained the warrant She was accordingly
sent to the lunatic asylum. The C0ium6ian
says
1--WE entered the Jail yesterday, to make in
quiries into the condition of the "wild wo
man" Jailor Mclean informed us that
most affecting scene had Just taken place.
He had few minutes before our arrival in
troduccd to the unfortunate wild woman"
a sweet little girl four yearsold, II daughter
of Deputy Sheriff Kendrick. The child, on
being desired, sprang ON her knee, threw her
arms around her neck and kissed her again
and again The poor woman's eyes in mo-
ment filed with tears, her under lip quivercd
and as the kisses were repeated, she at length
burst into tears The jaior and Mr. Kcnd-
rick assures us that the scene was one OF
most affecting character What anguish she
may have suffered what terror, what depth
of misery may have torn her heart we cannot
tell Kind usage, human sympathies. the
sweet influences of those of her own sex, and
especially the melting, touching, subduing
tones and caresses of children, will at length
bring the sorrowing creature to herselfagain
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H. J. HOWE,
JNO. C. BURCH,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office corner of Court and Taylor streets.
July l9, 1856. ZG-tf.
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OFF lCIAL DIRE ct DRY.
Executive Department..
Judiciary.
JUSTICES OF SUPREME COURT.

- JUSTICES OF SUPREME COURT.
HUGH c. MURRAY ... Chief Justice.
Solomon IIeydenielt. Associate Justice.
c. c. Terry. ....
t'h DISTRICT JUDGES.
District-Sth, ~, j, NJ, Peters
" 9Th. =, .Wm. p Daingerfeld.
=" 18TH. j. S. PitZer.
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Trinity Co. OlEicial I9irictOry.

IIlhAty 20. OMICAaE DtF1cIOfy.
County Judge. e...............R T. Miller.
County Clerk k.............,..ll. IL. J.Seaman.
. deputy Co. Clerk, rk,..........R Robert G. Stuart
fDistfct Attorney ........... H. }. Howe.
4oherlt ....,..,...,-,.'.,,,..s'E s'EuWaid NeDiett'
Coroner r..................... A Shepard.
Treasurer. r..........,.........C f. Lynn.
Assessor. .,..................D ~. W. Iotter'
surveyor .....,.......,.,,...u. ii. l.. "heeler
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
District No. l............ ...., "A Munroe.
2.............,..'.. NJ. Ruch.
% :. 3..................S. S. Bailey.
The Board of Supervisors meet the LIST Monday
in February, May, August and November.
DISTRICT COURT-l5Tn DISTRICT.
Composed of the Counties of Trinity and Hum
boldt
TEnMs-ln the County of Trinity on the Sd
Monday in February, May August and Novem-
ber,--in the County of Humboldt, the first Mon
day i'll January, April, July and October
COUNTY COURT.
TERMs-lst Monday in January, March, May,
July, September, and November
COURT OF SESSIONS
TERMs-lst Monday in February, April, June,
August, October and December.
PROBATE COURT.
TERMs.-4th Monday of each month.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
THE LATEST OF ALL.

LUST received, per steamboat Anawan from New
 eJ Orleans, 50 bags Rio Coffee; 9 kegs Nails assorted sizes; 2 bbls. Cranberrics: 5 boxes Ground Pepper; 5 $ Yeast Powders;
 ? bbs. Malaga Almonds: | 2 kegs Fresh Picked Oysters: 10 boxes Baltimore Cove do; l tierce Itce
 IS boxes Lynehburg Tobacco-extra quality; bbs. Old Rye Whiskey; l cask Holland Gin; 2 < Cognac Brandy; l dozen baskets Annisette; boxes Kirchwasser 3 boxes Curaso; 3 Origet Cordial Absynthe; 10 dozen assorten Essences; , Pie Fruits. All of which will be sold at the lowest market
 prices by NJ. TANTI < co. March IS. 1856
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CONFESSION MERCHANTS.
IN C. ATKINS, Receiving, ForWardlns lL. and Commission Merchant, Lake Bluff

LN C. ATKINS, Receiving, Forwarding lI. and Commission Merchant, Lake Bluff, miles above Devals Bluffs, White river Arkansas, and 50 miles good road from the city of Little Rocl1-woud say to the public that he is prepared with large and commodious warehouse suitable for the above business and will receive and forward goods to Little Rock and other places has been customary from this Bluff heretofore) to whomsoever the same may be consigned. He has wagons of his own, and can procure at any time suffcieney to forward with out any delay, all goods and other reights committed to his care. He will also advance freight bills, and pay charges too for those who will be punctual to pay cd from the bank. Persons coming here to take a boat, or upon other business will find superior accom- modations for themselves and horses while they re- main. Address me at Lake Bluff, Prairie county Arkansas.
 Lake Bluff, Ark, April 92d, 1856. 2s--ly
 Gazette and Democrat copy
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The Great "Dickenson" Corn
 Sheller.

N HAVE purchased the Patent Right for the above I great Corn Sheller for the State of Arkansas and will, at early day possible be in Little Rock, prepared to sell the patent rights for counties through out the entire State.
 The rights for this celebrated Cornsheller have been disposed of for every State in the Union rates, and it needs but to be seen to commend itself to every practical man.
 It comments itself by
 list. Its GREATNESS.
 2d Durability, simplicity ,ightness, portability, and no chance to get out of order.
 3d. The mauner of doing its work and this is curious enough In all other machines the corn is re- moved by grinding crushing mashing process but in this, it is picked off a child would do with its fingers.
 4th No matter what is the size of the cob. or shape every kernel is taken off, and done so neatly that not the and HUsK that holds the corn is at all disturbed rubbed off, hence the corn is Clean, deposited in box or bag, while the cobs unbroken are laid on side by the machine itself 9th. All other machines require much power they almost useless while this is run and fed by boy of f2 years old, who will shell from so to 90 bushels per day.
 9th But the most wonderful performance of this curious machine, is the fact that it shells Wet and Green Corn just as easily Dry Corn. 1th. Ana IS the ONLY machine that will select and shell corn for seed without injury to the grain.
 VIM. HERVEY ALLEN. March %, 1856.-tf
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RA NEW SADDLER SHOP. . sNsA HANGER x MAYO

NTOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Iius
 w Rock, and all who may be intercs ted that the, have entered into coparnership in the Saddlyri Business. Their shop is on Main stscet, west side, doors from Markham st., where they are making all, will continue to make Saddles Bridics, and harness the best material, and of the latest style and mos substantial manner not to be surpassed by any e,a blishment in the State and better than any brought to this place. Mayo, is practical saddler, and ha been in the business for D years. They have in then employ Mir. Waymacl;, one of the best harness a1. furniture hands ill the State. We invite all to gy a call and examine our work.
 ,
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REPRESENTATIVES.! HHJCI,S,

' s certain, safe, and efecual remedy for Diseases | of the Bladder Kidneys. Gravel, Dropsy, Weak ness Secret Diseases, Distractions, Female Com paints and all Diseases of the Sexual Organs wheth- CT in MALE CR FEMALE, from whatever they may have originated, and no matter of how long standing.
 This popular and specific remedy is now offered to the afflicted, and guaranteed to cure all the above complaints. It searches out the very of the dis eases wing out all the diseased fluids of the oody thus removing the cause and rendering the cure tain and permanent. This medicine allays pain and inflammation, which other remedies invariably and be taken with less trouble and expense to patients This inallible remedy has saved thou | sands upon thousands from the hands of merciIess Quacks, if not from premature graves. In cases o infection, the Compound Buchu is the only article worthy of the least confidence of the afflicted in per forming safe cures. It contains narcotic, mer- cury other injurious drug. but is purely BILE COMPOSITION. It is very agreeable to the taste perceptible odor and may be taken by per sons of cit her without intolerance from business medical advice. plain directions for use accom- pany the medicine Reader, if you have any of the above complaints, do not neglect them, delays are dangerous. With this medicine you can cure your self, and thus prevent all exposure.
 Truth Must and will Prevail.
 This medicine speedily and effectually cures tho most viruent form of secret diseases and eradcate every particle of infectious matter from the system restoring the patient to perfect state of HEATH AMI PURITY. And 9s medicine which must benef every body from the simply delicate the confined and despairing invalid equal is to be found it act | ing both a cure and preventive of any of th above ailments.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
WHOLESALE < RETAIL DRUG STORE.
CIRCULAR SAVING, TURNING, etc.

C V NY UR ( ME subscriber has taken tl
 G&SssxkssN \ Furniture Establishment for merly occupied by Geo. Berryma e;v MI in this city and is prepared toma 4.als9 nutacture all descriptions o' Ju,, hold Furniture, on short notice and -Jou terms Il expects also to keep general assortment of Funi ture constantly on hand.
 His Turning Lathe enables him to furnish BilEor and Alley Balls and indeed every description of Hn ing, in good style and on short notice.
 Carpenters and others desiring circular saving don will find it to their advantage to give him a call
 .zg Undertaking promptly attended to.
 Aug. IA. 1855. A. ZIEGEL
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EYE AND EAR. M. q. Cook. M. D., St. Louis, Mo.


 nR. COOK respectfully renews the tender of his A professional services to the public in this and the adjoining States. successful practice of over eighteen years devoted to the treatment of all disea all who may be in any way afflicted in those import ant organs, will find from his treatment speedy and permanent relief.
 Dr. Cook has just returned from the East, where Eye and Ear in the principal eye infrmaries in the United States and he feels warranted in offering his professional services with degree of confidence to those who may be afflicted. Those whom he has treated the best witnesses of his skill and there are thousands in St. Louis and the Western States who can bear testimony to his skillful treatment He respectfully refers 10 Hon. II. s. Geyer, K Mac kenzie esq.,, Messrs. Charcss, Blow x Co.,, St Louis; Hon. John Moore, State Treasurer of Illinois; James Charess, President Missouri Bank; II. Cole, Warsaw, Ills; Capt R. c. Henry Warsaw, Mo-
 .B Office northwest corner of Pine and Second streets, Cup stairs, entrance on Pine street.
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IRONy IRONY IRONu,

IRON! IRON!! IRON!!! O1 O00 LBS. IRON, assorted, viz: Af.OOO Flat Bars "A to inch, by E, 5s, A; Band Iron, lA 10 inch. by l-lG, A; Il. $. Iron, 34, to T, by sS; Rod Iron, 3s to 15 inch; Square Bars from E to 215 inch; Flow Slab, 10 by E, E inch; Hoop Iron, 4, l, l114 inch; Sheet Iron, No IS, 22;
 Boiler Plate 4 inch;
 Boiler Rivets, Z inch. Received per White Bluf and in store. The above lot of Iron comprises one of the most co pletc assortments ever offered in this market- For sale by RAPLE4, HANGER & co. March 25 '56
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS. NiEsubscribers have just received direct from New u ork supply of seasonable Dry Goods, etc. consisting of Fancy Prints of every description: furniture, Turkey Red and Oil Prints; Mnslins, Black and Fancy; White Goods, such as Nansook Muslins Plain ant Barred fnnged and Plain Swiss, Musins, Cambrics and Jaconets; Irish Linens; Brown, White Fancy and Corded Linens; Cottonades, Manchester Ginghams, Denims: Gloves Hosiery, etc., to which they invite atten- ton. TATE t& MOORE April 15, 1856
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
Stoves, Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron W,

SIOVts, VOpPtT, IH ahu Sheet Iron Marc THE undersigned having purchased
 l the right to manufacture and sell .-2sse1 Jackson. patent double COOki ing Iu1leSza stove, in the State of Arkansas. - now offer them for sale This Stove, ---A
 for convenience and economy is unsurpassed hayino two ovens of different temperatures, with one fire . l They have also on hand, an assortment of Cookno Stoves, of various patterns stove pipe and stove nr niture. Tin and sheet-ron ware they offer wholesoI, and retail at reduced prices.
 Persons desiring to purchase the right to manufac- ure or sell the Jackson Stove in any part of the Stas can do so, by calling on or addressing post paid( l J. BRISBIN & CO.,, | April II "A Main st. Little Rock
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06

DAVID BENDER, Markham street, dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes Hats Caps Groceries. Hardware, Iron, Nails etc.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
DE A FIN ES $

Important to the Deaf and Deaf Dumb.
 DIR. MCLEOD, OF SCOTLAND, HAS ARRIVED and may be consulted at the cor II ner of Fourth and Olive streets Cup stairs St. Louis, Mo- Early attention is desired. DEAFNESS, DIZZINESS. NOISE IN THE HEAD, AND ALL DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR MOUTH OR NOSTRILS, entirely removed.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06

WAS COMMITTED. st5 FKEO the Jail of Chcot county, Arkansas, on "A Il the 23d day of March, 1856, runaway -A2-slave calling himself Henry, and says he be- longs to James Cafes. Red river, near Alexandria. He is about feet high, complexion black no marks perceivabe. about B years old, had on when committed white linsey coat and pants, black wool hat and brogan shoes speaks quick, and has down look, and weighs about o0 lbs.
 The owner is requested to come forward, pay char ges, and take him. else he will be dealt with the law directs. CALVIN ASHBROOK.
 Sheriff and Jailor. 6,n CoSt of
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
CARPETS AND RIIGS.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods

UeNtEemtH7s UTHISHENs UUOUSs LUST received by steamer Pelican the finest stock J of Gentemen's Furnishing G ods ever offered in this market, consisting in part of Black and Colored Cloths; Plain and Fancy Summer Cassimeres;
 |" '' " Linens
 C '' '' Marseles Vestings; Buff and Figured Cashmere Silk, Linen and Thread 15 Hose; Brown and White Cotton 5S Battiste and Cambric Cravats Silk and Gauze Undershirts; Linen and Cotton Drawers and almost every arti- cle in the line
 Please call and examine my stock and you to be pleased. JAS. A. HENRY. April l. 1856
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Quality Improved! Variety increased!!-
 Stock .'u!nrvpG.i,

Stock !nlarged!!. EEANING increased, by consignments from the 2 Manufacturers, well as by direct purchases, the stock in this important branch of our business we invite planters to call and examine the variety of farming Implements and Machines adapted to the re- quiremcnts ot this section of country such ;ts--
 Horse Powers, for and two horses.
 Horse Powers, with Tlrashels and SeparatoIs com plctc.
 Thrcshing Machines with Separator attached
 Fan Mills, four sizes best models.
 Grain Cradles, fouI styles and qualities.
 Straw Cutters. Patent Self Shapering, ten sizes. Corn Shelters, five styles and sizes improved
 Scythe Blades. Scythe Stones Grain Iakes. Corn Crushcrs. Corn Mills Corn Planters. Seed Sewers Thermometer Chums. Road Scrapers, Mott's Boilers Sausage Suffers, Cultiyators. Garden Engines Fly draulic Rams, Cisem Pumps. Chain and Chain Pump Fixtures, Boring Machines, Mortisng Machines. Post Hole Augcrs Grass Scythes. Grass Snaths, Wooden Tubing, for Chain Pumps. d article in length about feet each, made to be conveniently fitted together for csterns of any depth Plantation Bells and almost every variety of useful Gardening Tools and Implements.
 LOWNES. ORGILL .S CO.,.
 April 22 '56 3m l3 Front Row, Memphis.
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First term commences first Monday in September. Second term " q February Tuition in the college proper per session. $20 % |" '' . preparatory d partment
 Board, including lights and washing, per week, % Parents wishing to educate their sons will find this college one of the cheapest and best institutions ill the TOT further information circulars. etc.. please ad- dress the president JESSE TURNER
 President of the Board of Trustees c. c. ScoTT, Secretary Van Buren, March 8 ls5s oo sr
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
HATS

ssNOTHIN' shorter" Newborn X Hughes are
 " able to turn out the finest summer Hats ever brought to Little Rock. They have all sorts and sizes. NEWBERN & HUGHES.
 April 1S5R
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06
JUST RECEIVED.

| A SPLENDID assortment of Dress Goods, som.
 "A prising Moire Antique, Plain Black Silk, lis sues Baregcs Flounced and Plain Organdies, Print
 ed MuslinS Ginghams also choice assortment e Ladies Belts and Black Lace Wells whice will b sold cheap for cash by MRS. JONES March lS '56
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JOHN sIDDALL. ALEX. P. GREENE. O. M'GEEHE. StIDDALL. GREENE & CO.,. Cotton Factors. lO Commission and Forwarding Merchants No $ Camp street, New Orleans. July }, 1853