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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

SURGICAL OPERATION DR.. Cooper, of San
Francisco, has lately performed another very re-
markable surgical operation. 1t is given by the
Alta:
large osteo sarcomatous tumor was extract
ed, which ivolved the clavicle, sub clavian arte
ry, and common carotid artery, together with the
sternum. The patient is doing well. This is the
first operation of the kind ever performed in San
Francisco and is said to be the second one per-
formed in the United States. The operation has
been performed in Paris and London, but rarely
with success; in almost every instance the pa
tent died under the knife. The operation by
DR., Cooper was witnessed by eight or ten of the
faculty.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

WELLS, FARGO d Co.-This house, which dur.
ing the late panic has sustained itself nobly, and
gained the confidence of the citizens of the East
ern. as well as our own State, shipped by the
steamer Of the 9Th, over half million of dollars
The gold dust shipped by them from Shasta for
the steamer, weighed four hundred and .ffty
pOunds-about 100000. The Republican thinks
this is evidence that the people of our section of
the State are remitng literally for the aid of the
oppressed at the East
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

NEARLY FIRE.-Abont 3 o'clock on Thurs
day morning the floor of the Office of J. C. Wood
Co., Main street, was discovered to be on fire.
The fire originated from a box in which ashes
containining live Goals had been thrown the night
previous. Mr.. Little, the watchman, first made
the discovery, and this fact alone probably saved
that portion Of tbe town between the store of
Pierce. Church Co. and the Brewery. Our cit
izens cannot be too careful
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

YREKA.- From the Chronicle received through
F. W. Blake Co., we learn that the Cotton
Theatre has closed for the season, and that il is
the intention Of the proprietor to convert it into
q mammoth billiard saloon.
Hugh Sliccr has Withdrawn from the firm OF
Greathouse g. Slicer.
The Chronicle approves the introduction of the
word Telegram" as substitute for "Tcle-
graphic Dispatch" " By Telegraph" &c.
Considerable snow has fallen on the hills in the
vicinity of Yreka.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

AssErno-Our tcwnsmen, Messrs. Greenbood
d Newbauer, are now prepared to Assay all gold
dust purchased at their House. This is an i'm
portant commencement towards establishing the
true value Of the gold extracted from the differ
ent placers in the comfy. Mr. Gree nhood, the
resident partner of the firm at this place, is a
practical assayer, and we doubt not proficient in
the business. We have been shown two bars as
sayed by them, one weighing seventy, and the
other one hundred and thirty ounces.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

Is Ir?-The Shasta Courier OF last week in
forms it's readers that the wagon road is com
pleted from Trinity Centre to the summit Of
Trinity mountain. This was the first intimaticn
we had Of the fact, and should not have noticed
the error but that the Red Bluffs Beacon and Sac
ramento Union are led into error by copying it.
We presume the Courier meant Weaver when il
said Trinity Centre.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

RAvELEY's EXPRESSES. W. Raveley informs
us that on and after this date be intends run
ming from Weaver to Cahon City, via the mouth
of Weaver Creek, Steiner's Flat, Arkansas Dam,
Sturdevant's, Oregon Gulcb and Mouth Of Canon
Creek. The trip will be made sem-weekly, and
will prove great convenience to persons living
on the river between the mouth of Weaver Creek
and the mouth Of Cailou Creek
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

Orr thanks are due Messrs Blake & Co. for
files of California papers supplied during the
week. This is the only way We now have for re-
ceving late news and our readers have reason to
be thankful as well as ourselves. Winter is at
hand, and but for the tri-weekly trips of the Ex.
press messenger, regardless Of snow, rain and
cold, we should be as badly off as our neigbbors
of Humboldt Bay.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

Coon BUsINEss.-The Sacramento Bee of the
4th inst, says that Mr.. W II. r. Wood, Deputy
Secretary of State, while on visit to house of
ill-fame, in that city, got into dispute with Ma
ry Woods, one of the inmates, relative to money
affairs, struck her with loaded cane, injuring
her seriously.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

A CALIFoRNIAN's OPINIoN.-The Shasta Repub-
hcan of last week publishes a letter from Capt
Whitmore, formerly of that place, written from
Fulton, Illinois. lie says the panic throughout
the whole Of the Atlantic States is unprecedented,
surprising anything ever before known, and con-
cludes by SAYING shall winter here and re-
turn 10 California in March. Give me that coun-
try for all others, its climate should make man
contented, if nothing more"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

MASONIC ELEcTIoN.-The officers elect for Trim
ity Lodge, No 27, F. & A. NJ, for the ensuing
Masonic year, are as follows :-R. 7. Miller, w
NJ. Jno. A. Watson, S. W.. Jno. McMurray, ].
W.. A. j. Loomis, Treas r. G. Stuart, Secreta-
ry. The appointive officers are Jos. W. Finley
S. D.. Jno. c. Mason, J. D., and d. p. Driggs
TYLER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

THE NOISY CARRIER literary establishment OF
San Francisco, has our thanks for the file of the
New York Daily Herald, forwarded on the arrival
of the last steamer. We prefer the Daily Herald
at all times to the California edition of that pa
per, as we can gather from the advertising col
umns of the former quite as much intelligence
and much more truth than is contained in the
latter
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

RoNDo-Judge Frclon, Of San Francisco, has
confirmed the decision against rondo, given some
ten days since by Judge Coon, of that city. His
opinion is concluded as follows:
On the whole, | am satisfied that there is no
repeal of the law of 1855, as to games of chance,
and therefore that the conviction was rightly had
1t is ordered that prisoner be remanded to Gus
tody.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

OPPOSITION STAGEs.-The opposition line of
Messrs. Loag. Kenyon McTurck, between Shas.
ia and Red Bluffs have commenced making regu-
lar trips. A. Sites, Esq, formerly of this place,
is agent at The Bluffs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

PARrIcULAn NoTTCE.-L. w. Ludwig wishes US
tosay that owing to severe damages sustained on
his fume on the night of the 10th inst, by the
head gate being raised by some person not un-
darstanding the business, that he particularly re-
quests all persons hereafter not to interfere with
his gates, fumes &C., on any account, as he be-
lieves himself capable of attending to them, and
Intends doing so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

TREASURE SHIPMENT by THE GOLDEN Ace
The steamer of the 5th inst, from San Francisco,
carried away s2,5OO,OOO. The Alta says that the
stringency of the money market in that city was
unparalleled, and that there 80 was considerable
shining round for the wherewithal to remit"
The non-arrival, at the usual hour, of large
amount Of treasure shipped from Yreka, Shasta
aud this place, was severely felt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

ATLANTIC MONTHLY.-We have received from
the publishers, Phillips, Sampson & Co.. the Grst
copy of this new Boston magazine. The contents
are of a high literary character, and the talent
displayed Of the highest srder
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

FUNERAL REoUIEM.-A Requiem Mass was SOL
emnized at the Cathedral de Notrc Dame dcs
Victories in San Francisco. on Saturday last, for
the repose of the soul of Patrice Dillon, late
French Consul at San Francisco, who died at Pa
ris. October 18th
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12
Court of Sessions. - NJ ondny, Dec. 9th.
Hon. r. T. MILLER. PRESIDING.

HoS. r. T. MILLER. PRESIDING.
J. p Jones and James O'COnnor Associates
Dec. 7tb.-Venire ordered for "a Grand Ju-
rors returnable tomorrow.
The People Us. d. ". Poner.--Indictmcnt for
neglect of official duty as Assessor. Case set for
trial Monday, Dec. 2lst.
Dec. Sth-Venire returned, and the following
named persons empannelled to serve as Grand
Jurors w. T. Olmstead Foreman ; D. Searles.
w. Goss E. J. Williams, L. B. Churchill, L. N.
Snyder, W. D. Sutherln, J. Hutchinson, J. Will
son, H. Hooker, P. Wilburn, T. Tuly. II. NJ.
Chauncey. A. II. Marshall, j. McMurray, D.
Carnes, r. Forsyth, D. Rowland, H. W. Ander-
son, R. Boch.
Grand Jury met. Two indictments presented.
Incictment No. l.-Ordered that defendant be
| admitted to bail in the sum Of $1,000.
The People Us. Henry Nc McHattan.-Assault with
deadly weapons, with intent to infict bodily in
Jury. Ordered that defendant be arragned at 10
o'clock tomorrow.
Dec. 9th.-Grand Jury committee present the
following report and having no other business
ask to be discharged:
We. your committee, appointed by your honor
able body TO investigate the present condition OF
our County Jail, beg leave 10 submit the follow
ing report That it requires Immediate atten'
ton, and thorough and substantial repairing
for the better security Of persons confined there
in Three prisoners have already nearly made
their escape through the walls and floors.
DANIEL HOwLAND.
WILLARD Goss.
J. WILSON.
Weaver, Dec. 8th 1857.
Grand Jury recommended that Jail be placed
in proper repair, as suggested by committee.
Grand Jury then discharged
The People Us. Henry McAattdn.-Assault, DC.
Defendant arraigned. Trial set for Thursday, at
10 o'clock Defendant pleads " not guilty.
Ordered that he give bonds for his appearance III
the sum of $500.
Venre issued for Is trial jurors, returnable at
10 o'clock tomorrow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12
NOTICE.

W. D. ROwLINSO
ONE OF THE FIRM OF TURNER, ROW
" LINSON d TRUFANT, leaves for his Attain
tic home on the goth of December next. All de-
mands against the firm must be presented without
delay. aud all dues not collected by the above
date will be placed in the hands Of our attorneys,
Pitzer l. Burch, for collection.
TURNER, ROWLINSON & co.
Weaver, Nov. 10, 1867. 43ft.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

"1N NATURE's GARB ARRAYED.'-An incident
occurred in our usually quiet little town the 9TH
er day, which is certainly worth chronicling. An
hombre who bad indulged much too freely in an
article known in the mountains as fighting
whisky" proposed to belabor every one he met
with his hercuean fists, much to the terror of all
good citizens. For the purpose Of restoring good
order and peace among all nations in our streets
the aforesaid hon,bre. full Of the fighting whs.
ky" aforesaid was transferred to a rather unsafe
cell in the JAIL TO await his victory over that ar
tclc. Not content, however, with his situation,
and desiring to be Mt liberty, he effected his es-
cape by divesting himself OF all his clothing,
adopting the - Texan costume as nearly as
possible--retaining his cravat and socks,) and
crawling through very small hole in particu-
lar portion OF the building, made his escape to the
street. There. attred in the full rcgalia of the
Ancient and Honorable Order Of E. Clampsus vi
tus, he at full spccd proceeded on his devious
way through several Of he most thclIly inhabited
streets of the town, to the imminent terror of
men, women and children, with the officers in full
pursuit. who finally succeeded in capturing him.
We ure informed by those who witnessed the
race, final capture, dressing and re-incarceration
OF the nude honIrc, that the whole affair WINS in.
dcscrihaLly funny. The man, (or we presume
after this exhibition OF his proportions there re-
mains no doubt,) was locked up until hc slept off
the i'll eff; cts of his overdose, after which he was
released. May his shame teach him in future to
beware of the intoxicating bowl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

NJ. T. CRAWFORD, formerly of this place, and
one of the proprictors of the Weavervile Demo
er0t arrived in town on Sunday last, after an
absence Of nearly two years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12
AGENCY NOTICE.

M ESSRS. PITZER & BURCH are our author
Ul lied Agents to collect and receipt for all in
debtedness due us. All persons indebted to US
will make immediate payment to them
S. D. KREIDER d co.
Weaver, Dec. 8, 1857. 473t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

MAJ. HEIETzEEMAN.-We learn from the coast
papers that this gentleman very narrowly escaped
death during the late Indian disturbances on the
klamath Reservation where he is Government:
agent. He was shot at by an Indian, but fortu-
nately escaped with slight injury.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

"GIvEN OUT."-The Eastern Company, at
Gouge Eye, Nevada County, recently sold 4ls
ouoces of dust to dealer in Nevada, the result
Of two weeks washing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

THEATRICAI.--Miss Albcrtne left Sacramento
on Saturday morning last, with company com
posed of Messrs. Lehman. Humphres and Horton,
and MISS Julia Hudson, Miss Howard, and several
others.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

PERHArs-The San Francisco Argus anticipate
that the President will call upon California 70
10000 men to fight the Mormons
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

ELEerroE OF OFrcERs-The election of off
GERS for North Star Lodge, No. 61, l. o. O. f.,
takes place at their Hall in Weaverville, on the
evening Of Wednesday, Dec. Both.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

ONLY Ten THOrsAND.-At the close OF business
in the State Treasurcr's Office, on Saturday last,
s9l.280 08 remained.--a decrease Of $4,000 in
seven days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12
Atlantic Mail.

The Mail for the Atlantic States will close at
the weaverville Post Office on Monday evening
nest, p.o. 18th, at I o'clock, Pm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

CALIFoRNIA STEAM NAVIGATION Co.-The Com.
pany's boats have resumed their trips from Red
Bluffs to Sacramento leaving the Bluffs on Tnes-
days and Saturdays. Fare $40. See advertise
meDt elsewhere
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

ANOTHER PARDoN.-Lewis Prescott was par
doned by the Governor last week, on condition
that be leave the State within twenty days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

o. II. p. NoRcRoss, ESQ., after u professional
tur of three months in klamath and Humboldt
counties, returned on Thursday last
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

REM0vED.-The Beacon learns that the propri-
etors of the Tehama 1drocate intend removing
that paper to Red Bluffs, and intimatcs that there
is room at that place for several more papers,
We doubt it,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

THE DISTRICT Court commences on Monday
next. Considerable important business is to be
transacted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

GEORGE WASHINGTON NEWTON RHINEHART.-
The Golden Era. in its l." answers to correspond
ents," administers the following sensible bit of
advice to our old towsman-supposed to be the
author of Weaverville by Gas Light :"
Don't work yourself into a passion. young man.
bpcause we spoke lightly OF your last poetical ef-
fort nor write us impertnent letters with un-
chaste expressions, nor breathe threats OF ven.
geance, nor rpnd your linen. nor talk of /" smash
ing" the paper. nor make yourself ridiculous by
any act or deed 30 entirely unproductive of good
as pitching into" the editor of II newspaper be-
cause he may not agree with you in regard to
your merits as poet-it WON'T pay. You cannot
write poetry. This is the fifth time We have
intimated as much
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12
AGENCY NOTICE.

MESSRS. PITZER & BURCH, Attorneys at
N1 Law, Weaverville, are my authorized Agents
TO transact business for me during my ABSENCE
All persons indebted to me will make immediate
payment to them. T.. NEBLETT.
Weaver. Dec. s, 1857. 473t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

SScw.-on Monday morning the snow had
fallen to the depth Of six inches on Oregon
Gulch divide
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

HUTCHINGs' MAGAzINE--The December No of
this valuable little monthly is received. 1t is
unusually we'll filled with choice reading matter.
Blake & Co. have il for sale.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

The BATES CAsE.-A change of venue to Pla-
GER County has been granted in this case
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12
NOTICE NO. II.

A l. L PERSONS OCCUPYING WITHOUT
II permission, or who propose making improve
ments on the premises known as
"JAMES HOWE'S GARDEN LOT.v
at Weaverville, the boundaries Of which are we'll
known and easily traced, are hereby cautioned
from further occupying or improving the same,
without permission from the undersigned, az no.
thing will be allowed for such improvements
Persons wishing to purchase lots are respect
fully Informed that any title to lots on said prem
ises, not derived from me, are worthless.
JAMES HOWE.
Weavcrville, Dec. 7, 1857. 473t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12

Mr.. LEWIS, of Valecito, is the Democratic
nominee to Gil Mr. Norman vacancy 10 the Sen.
ate,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12
The Prophecy FULFILLED.

The steamer Commodore arrived at San Fran
cisco on the 4th inst. bringing intelligence of the
reported attack of Col. Johnson's train, with
loss of lSO men. The report was brought to
Portland by Nichols & Co.'S Express, from Fort
Walla Walla, and is as follows:
PORTLAND, Nov. 27th-NICHoLs & Co. I: By the
steamer Mountain Buck, yesterday, from the Gus
cades, we have a report that an express came from
Col. johnson, of the Salt Lake expedition, with
the intelligence that the Mormons had cut off his
train, killing 180 of his men, and that he had
been forced to retreat.
The above news was sent to Col. Steptoe, at
Fort Walla Wala
The report originated at Fort Walla Walla
with q white man, who stated that two Indians
had arrived from Fort Hall. one bringing the sto-
ry of battle and defeat the other arrived later
and reported the defeat of the Mormons. The
rumor needs confirmation. but we have every rea-
son to believe it is true.
The Republic has since arrived but as she did
not touch at Portland, we have nothing later.
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w. DE WOLF,
Broker ana Real Essasc Aren't.
Nv - AAin stteet.. IN kOkUk.
LIST0F PROPERTY FOR SALE
VNWENTf-TWOfse feet on KxchAnge, between First
L IT. and tie Lsvss.
70 feet on 9Th ST., bet. johnson and Exchange.
70 feet corner 5th and Exchange.
Lot on Bank-st, bet llth and 18th
80 by lao. corner johnson and sth block lo7,
II lots in Messenger addition.
Of the best lots In Mt. Auburn at low price.
Lends finely located in Henry and Dres tar Go. o.
lots corner Of johnson and l2,b
lots corner Of johnson and 10Th with do ublc
brick house containing 10 rooms.
Lot T. Block 4, Kilbourpe's addition.
20 feet on Sd st., bet. johnson and Exchange,
Very desirabe lots forr esiden ces in M asons Up
per Addition, osly half block from Grand Ave
nue..
$50 feet square In Reeves Perry. Addition.
Lots In Einwood and Nj. Auburn.
Lot on Carroll-st., bet. 9Th and l3th
Lots In the new suburb, ksseimont.
A part Of the Simpson farm, mile from the
city.
Also, many other valuable business lots.
Mortgage Securities negotiated.
fsbl3-d
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Keokuk Stock Market.
KENDALL. HOWE A. 90


HAVING made arrangements with VIM. Graham
i i for the stabliug Of Horses, Cattle, Ao., and
storing Of carriages and other bulky articles Of
merchandise, give notice to the citizens Of Ksokuk
and surrounding country, that they have appointed
Saturday Of each week for their great stock sales
At which time they will sell Horses, Mules, Oxen,
Cows, Calves, Wagons, Carriages. Harness, Farm.
ing utensils, and other property that may be
brought for sale.
Our Market Yard Is adjoining Mr.. araham's
Stable on Sd st., between johnson and Exchapg 70,
whore the shove sales will be made.
Persons having property " buy, sell or NJ.
change, this will afford them the best opport uni.
~ - these sales will draw together large crowds
aud all kinds Of property
We are prepared to board horses and cattle until
the day Of sale ct reasonable prices.
tor information IN regard TO the above, call or
or address, KENDALL, HOWE Co.,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
mch31-d keokuk, Iowa.
.11-Our First Sale viii be on Saturday Morn
Ing, March Is, 1867, NJ 10 o'clock, and continue
every Saturday through tho Spring and summer.
X, II. 4 co.
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70
IL Lots, each containing ten acres, situated abou,
mile below the city limits, in the Valley Of the
Dcnoine.
Lotto, in block -, on the corner VI Fifth and
johnson sts.
Lot ono, in block rs, with improvements there
ON which consist Of frame dwelling eontains
COED rooms, built the rear snd oil lot and Z
haudsome brick cottage containing -four rooms and
basement built on front end Of lot; a good we'll
OF water on the premises Terms very low.
~ %, " 90 fest BY 100 ds<p,o on 9TH between Ex-
change and Bank sts.
70 by 100 feet, fronting on 4th street, between
johnson and Exchange.
One three story brick store, on 9Th 81 between
Main and johnson
~ BY 80 fest On Sd street, between Exchange and
Bank, with improve ents.
Lots Z, ., g. 10. III and IL, In block 80 on palsp
street, between 10th and lth.
70 feet fronton Sd street, between Blondeau and
Concert.
40 feet on Third street, between johnson and Ex
change.
20 feet on johnson street, betweea 81 and 4th
~ feet On johnson street, between 81 aud 4th
- Acres Land, beautifully situated about q of
mile from the old city Limits, on the plank road I;
Main street runs through the centre OF the tract
Will be sold low.
A number Of hne farms containing from 10 to
400 acres.
Those who wish to purchase will do " III to give
usscAil. (febts-n
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M RS. n. TALON takes pleasure in announcing
vl 70 the Ladies' Of tho City that she has Just re-
turned from New York with large and handsome
stock OF Millinery, for Spring and summer wear
Bonnsts Of the latest Paris style, very neat and
much admired, and various ether styles, including
the Shaker Bonnet for girls various styles Of caps
large assortment Of Ribbons and French flowers.
Dress making done with nsatness and Dispatch -
Fowler's rule taught In . few Lessons. Models 10,
sale. Store 90 Main street.
mch70dSm
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REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

20 - = AND HNSVKANCE
DR ON EN-.
OFfICE, NO. q, KILbOURNE's BLOCK,
II AS Tor Sale so beautiful Lots In D. W. xii.
IL bourne Addition.
frsm any Of these Lots the prospect from, and
ths. view around the city, isdelightful.
They are all near adjoining
KILBOURNE PARKio
And no other Lots in the City can b. mote desirable
for residences.
Block l76 in the oldnmits
% Feet on Main-st., bet seen 9th and 18th.
lot & Block ", on BlondeAu-st.
and llth.
go Feet on Main-st commencing 90 feet from
10th street.
20 Feet on 4th st., in Block IS, q very desirable
building residence.
Also, Lots in Edward Kiibourpe's New Addition.
eTEHns-Low, and very Easy Paymsnts-
For further particulars enquire nj ile above once
ian26d
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~y.sDss'sx zuss win Us candidate Tor Al
dsrnss Ia ths 4th ward.
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- aAvsars rAroa WI y an inasp.sdsas
sssdidsss for the e0es Of Mayor 1t the next cleo
tiou.
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Particular Notice.

Particular Nstiss.
Advertisements should be hsndsd In By 2
O'Clock, p. n, TO insure Insertion the nsxs
morning, unless they are pevy shors.
No tranaisnl sdvsrtissments will be insert.
ed unlsss paid for In advance.
AaalvAts.-War Eagle, Ben Campbell
from Rock Island, Tom Swami, and Lacis
May.
River falling slowly, with four and half
feet on the rapids. II the river continues
to fall 1t the present rate, the Rock Island
packets will not come to this point after this
week.
The J. Mckee having been delayed In
getting oat, there will be no packet from
above to-day. The Bea Campbell will come
down Tomorrow.