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1t is Even True.
Gifts Race aud scautiFul Given fndi~.
crims aateiy without uoney all
Persons Ordering Hooks from
Q L a r ks
GREAT
Gift Book Establishment,

No. SOC SpriRg Garaen ST., PHILADELPHIA.
I his Establishment is conducted scale
passed Masuia,ea,e and Liberality. thousand Is
testify AMI universally acknowl sci u bs n
most Liberal and PuaciRal Gift Enterprise in the
United States.
yEY SEW AND CLASSICAL. CATALOGUE OF
VI Books Pamphlet # Is large pages, contains
full List OF Histories Biographies Travels Adventures
Stories Anecdotes Tai Narratives, komances SPORTS
and PaStiues Also ke gious, Biblical, Theological,
Classical, Philosophical tisograr hieal. Botanical aad
Agricultural Works, Dictionaries Lexieons Albums,
Annals and PRESERVATION Books, Bibles, Hy and
Prayer 30 in every style Of Binding, together with
eli the Newest Works of the day. all o which are
hinisoney bound and guaranteed perfect in every
The schedule Of GIFTS present Eas Will be seen ty
reference 10 my GataIogue1 Is the extensive
1t l. also the most superior, elegant and msnfcen
ever eHere by any similar establishment in the Mon
one eff which Gifts viii mpany each Book The
time of sale
s=ag- 4 Fine GOLD WATCH accompanies every or
der ot 1vU Books ordered at zine from my Gaia
logue.
TIE STIMO MAILS
rs evidence Of tn truth Of what has been ,sser-
e.. | append the names of a few gentlemen # high
s-snlingr WI yeraelty cannot be questioned. who
purchased or ordered books from ms and received
GOLD WATCHES, namely: WIN zimmerman ESQ
Mid3ietoNn, Pa j; j hn Skies Wholesale Grocer
Lancaster, Pa. lion. Il. e. Walker, Represe NATIVE
from Sufnmerset county il the Pennsy rania Legsla
ture. Walter q. Exams Notary Public. Lancaster, Pa
Jacob Martin, Esq, Rochester n Y; Hiram Fisk
Cleveland, Ohio: Mr.. George Leuhsrt. Harrisburg Pa
Mr. ]. L. Fears. Bear Greek Heury Co. Georgia:
So Lawrence street, Philadelphia who received a
splendid SlLh DRESS Pattern, worth sl5.
u. W. CLARK
No sos Spring Gardea .Street, PstladsIpli.. Pc.
AGENTS WANTED in every Town and Villa 20 in
the United States My terms to agents such
afard them liberal remuneration :or their trouble
may DE had oy addressing nue. as above
~ Catalogues sent free to any address.
Jny :. 1888. so 3m
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Willow and Wooden Ware
s"oF ="

Ff'HE undersigned has opened Ei,za~ a1i wooi
y enEs-e and VARIETY Sore IN the ra11 rere1rly
ne@nFasd y ths tes UsRce aa3 t0ek Store, where Be
has tr sale ar-er anl ceragleze scrtE1eat
articles II his Hne than has hsrs fsre been kept IL
Re- n ni, ard . enabled ozfer iuzueelsuts
II ire way af la~ p~iees
Retail ds.ls-z il the country BE saFpliea Cir
-snaari Friea- BASS
gIeaaoai, Nay g. 1889. zs:f
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"holo0A1o
Bedstead Mandatory.
At Cincinnati Prices.

TIME undersigned having enlarged and increased
Il the facilities. in his .Wood working Nsnufsc.
tory wishes call the of the public his
stock consisting IN part Of
PLAIN AND FANCY BEDSTEADS,
square and Round Corner g.ousges, &c -,
md a General stock Turned Cabinet
Work. which for neatness of finish and durability,
he will warrant equal II not superior anything Of
the kind made in the West.
He respectfully invites those engaged in the trade
10 call and examine bis stock before purchasing else
where, he feels assured he give full satisfac-
tion in both terms and quality of work.
sts- Factory, north of the Depot and Ken
worthys Mill
% FULGHUM.
Richmond, June 80, 1859. 296m
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e9- Alta marriage ceremony in New Bedford
% saturday last, the bride stated that her age
Hss about twelve yesrs. and the bridegroom
twenty Eve. The parties are of Portuguese ex-
traction, aud the girl married not from aay
wish III her own, but ut the solicitation Of her mo
iher This is progressive age.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
!. J. CA MPBEL s. B r 0 D..

Il. J. CAN d E L L & B r 0 =,
vWAyE made snen srran zaments as will enable them
hereafter u furnish 10 the trade or % persons
who may wish. all the leading articles usually Kept IN
q Family Grocery. by the Qusntity
Sugar By tie Baret. C2fee by tie Sack
Tea BIZ tie Bor.
Mackerel White Fish, b. the DO! halc Dbl AMI ali
taher articles in the slrae proportion
They are also prepared % d. the clean thing ~
the way Of retaiiiag selling a. good articles iJr a
little raansY As any ether Cr0ecry IL town
They vii also keep god supply Of Fresh Butter,
Eggs AID Co1u.ry lroiaee generally
Tnanxa for past fvors they peetfuy request al
in want Of goods in their line give the cal a.
their stand, 90.
No 70 .Hsia Stree north side near FraEtLia
RICHMOND. IND.
Nav Is EH-t
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~ It is a singular fact that the sppra sement
in Jefferson county shows a decrease of over
half million Of dollars on the appraisemeut Of
1901 The decrease of the valuation of the city
or Madison, in the same county, is nearly enc
million Of aollars
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Dissolution

THE firm Of UNDERWOOD * BRO. il thi. a. '
i eis,olvs3 ~ mutual convent
!uly :. 1853. UNDERWOOD BRO.
The uaiersizls3 ull settle up the cd books and
continue the business utg.f AL persons in1ebted
tue 4se fra lease notice that the viii be
ezle! upon to Psy tse forth s5Ia. % the old
books mus. b. c.e4 up Al perso1s having accounts
agsinst requested 70 hand them get cred
II iar tasaa
Taarz.az -=- pat Eastr5ns<s hope = merit con-
ia z4nce q tae Gaysrs &c al uay Cd frIen1s
Z. y. UNDERWOOD.
gp'y :. 1s5s. - II
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Wayne Co. Teachers Association.
This Association will meet in No. 9 Of the Public
School Building in Richmond, Saturday, July sth,
at 10 oclo k A. NJ.
ORDER OF BUSINESS. A. NJ.
J. Higher Mathematics by C. Davis, 10 to 1890
2. Politics and History, by A. c. Shortridge, lo-So
to Il.
s. Discussion: Shall hold = Teachers Institute
this summer? We can do it, if teachers will give
encouragement.
p. NJ.
!. Nat. Science by Jos. More, 3 to $50.
,. Prac. Ar; hmetie, q. II. Grant. $50 to }.
8. Geography. ~ u. Hadey. To $50.
1. Eiocution by Prof. Bush 50 to
Discussion.
Teachers Of Wayne County shall continue this
As ISOLATION for another YEAR,
Il remains COR You 20 say. Yes 1t will be do.
cided at this meeting.
A. L. ESTES, Sups.
June 50 1859.
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Beef. Beef, Reef,

gfsHE trainers who want Ereeh Yeats during har-
rest ea7 =; u a al tsmes AZ the meat store 81
The N *erzgned. l. / fresh sad Kept A. a. in
winter
JOHN y. PAXS0N.
Richmond, lana s.. 1851 es.f
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70 Thomas w. Lilly, of Oiney. Ills, who kept
8. 600 locked upin his bareau drawer and foolish
y boGsted Of his wealth, WAS robbed of all his
treasure on Sunday night
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For Sale-In Richmond

4 BOUT two acres Of Laad. iha Bepot ~i-h the
follassa< sa1-evesl - Ls-ga Pr4aa Directing
>A'js- CsrFlsg= fa<e AasA Ha1se Wa4t tT7-=a Vel
C5st@T7- sa2i Sgri7E All sPrfaE Hcl<s. F-u5 Trezs
and 3at xsaanzs
COOL House AMI LIT o. Fsrs Wayne avsa1e rooms
xaed Cellar. " ell and e stern
AL the above property ~iif b s,lf los On easy pay
uasuts Possession given iraeiaat=lT-
Richr7cni. F4h :. Is5q -,
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House Building.

'ENHE uniersgned would respectfully inform the puho
that hes rspare to enter into contracts FOR eecn
All kinds OF Building the vorshie He
also continues o msketo SA b Blinds Doors
France offs descriptions. washing Machines =.
straw C0etAf0, and almost every thing which be
tehe IN the line efs House Carpenter ana Joiner He
specsfaliv sclicts eontinasnce OF public patronage
srssop on south Sixth Street. squArestrom Main.
+. q. THOMPSON
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For Rent.

=. TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE . yorth Seventh
"a - Street, tSo saares soath o. tAA Depot zi-h
L. eight rooms toah1e parIs-s dining room and
kitchen or EEs f7ar aEI f5ar = rooms s-e5a5 =e
c5zt=rl ans good dry cellar u15eF th4 ~ha7a
tea-lrs q CHAs. I PPTrF
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10 I'm z ALIEN.
Stencil Cutter & Pattern Maker.

SCHOOL ROOM Furniture Of every dezeri7.i n and
- q the lste@t approved style for neatnes econ
aad durability. manu- actured Z orle- On short notice
't9ora No O. Brad Axe Building. zad f
Ma: Il -. 1873 I5tf
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[ Q | n Y A L [ D s!
mr. FEST Err


DR.. FESLE Err,
nF Philad phia, Associate of the late Lecturer to
The B'oekley Hospital a. yienn, Europe as a
Physician and surgeon, aud also u graduate Of the
Cincinnati College of Medicine, has taken Room No
/, Meredith House, snd will ren'in from June 30th
to July 3oth 1854. where he may be consulted in
yads and otheFs, fer the trea tmsnt of the foowi
dsea,es, such the Throat Heart Lungs. also Asth
Throat, Hemorrhage splitting of Blood, Ho4rsenes
shortnssz Of Breath. Dyspepsia Fever and Ague and
all other ilsetues connected with preiisposny to
CONSERVATIVE DIFFICULTY.
Tie treatment employed, for the above diseases is
new method by applying medicines dire-t the Lung.
thus directly producing action at very seat Of
the decea=e with those constitutional remedies which
lnyigorste and support the system thus enabling it
to cast of the disease and which most feeble inva
lid without experiencing an, unpleasant sym
FtomS' they are net only prompt and efectual but
pleasant ard safe Ry nine ears of constant and
successful practice Or. has fully proved the above
diseases TO be durable by administering such med;-
cines Of curative and healing nature avoiding as
much possible those Of merely palliative Tendency
Or +. viii explain the principles Of this eament
when requested to do Those who have tried every
other of relief without success are esp>.Ily
invited n edical Notice to invalids. that DIR. F will
treat the following diseas such scrofus Piles
Old Sores, Ulcers, Tumors, Cancers, Neuralgia. &c ,
Gy improper indugences
l. Il DIES
VIII also bear in mind that Or. F. is treating sue
eesStuy all diseases pee the sex such as all.
ing OF the Womb, Whites Flower Alous Painful
iTeguler or Absent MenstuFation. and other weak
ness, under any cause, can be relieved by DR. F.'s
treatment
A. Ur. FESLER'S stay Is limited hose who in
tent 70 consult him are especially requested make
their Wits az early convenient the last few
days of his stay he Is crowded with business that
ne Has i m possible to give them the time and
tion required
German, English aud French consulted on the
above Diseases. No charge is made for Consultation
~ letter otherwise.
y B.-fersoHs having ineurabie Diseases will be 20
III" rmed A. once. Office hours from Il A. NJ and
20 , T.. II.
Richmond, July :, 1859. s0-3w
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Farm for Sale!

TIE subs,ribar Offers fors.fe desirable Farm con
tanning aia ares, SIX niles est of this r5a.a oa
thu Et.on AMI Hamilton Railroads.&c. Farm i h4nd-
sam eF stlaei, ao7as 10 acres II cultivation, tn
balance vel tinae-al-therc il ~ *he rr-rn - a
Frame DEsl!'nE WITH eight rooms. Frame Barn Corn
tFih Aut tarTiass H22=e BrisS NIX hp1-,, Frat
sarln1s kinds ans never fIili7- s-a.L we..- hin
mile from nc baiiiin; 70 the iep5t OF he R R. TIL
Farm Is desir4t!e AMI Will b. soil on hvarabl
terms.
THOMAS G. MITCHELL.
Redmond, Ind May .. 1870 u
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Sher1TS Sale

Sher1Ns Safe
pf VIRTUE Of An Executien veudi to me dirsctsi
- from the Wayne Common Pleas Court, viii ex
pose 90 public sale st the Court House door ia the
town q Centreville. Wayne county, Indiana on the
l5th day q July, 1859. between the hours Of ten
ocl'ck. A VI aud -four o'clock. NJ. on said dsv the
following described Real Estate. to wit-The unii.
viicd 0ne.hat % Lots number nj lety-forr 20 y and
ninety eve ss IN that part Of tie city of Richmond
laid by Sickle Laws all sftu.ted in waxrs
Coany lnsisna- Taken the property of Henry Huhl
and 10 be Sold 70 satisfy said utior yeni in
favor Of Henry Tobensing.
Us, STIDHAM shift We
June %, 1859. o. s. ,s.v
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Singers Sewing Machines,
THE CHEAPEST IN THE MARKET,
Because the Bsst,
Not liable to get out of order.
CALL AND SEE THEM
For sale By SAMUEL BELLS, AaESr.
Richmond May q, 1859. 2m2t
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SELECT FAMILY GROCERIES
Wagon and Carriage Hubs.

TIL prepared manufacture and furnish
Trade With Wagon apf Carriage hubs. mortisei
unmoftsed Bent FeItieX, - Afts, Poles. Bows. &c.
Also Bed posts and all kinds of Cabinet Turning at rea
sonable rates
Broom Handles and Plow rounds BY the hundred or
thousand.
Chair Backs Of Walnut, Cherry and Poplar.
All kinds Of Circular dig Ising done to ORDER and
I. notice
i r Factory north Of the Dsoot Kenvorthy's Mill,
Richmond Ind
BENZ. FULGHUN.
18th mo 4th, 1853. Ar
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Pure Milk.

ENDwIS CARPENTER /. pre2arei to serve the public
~ With S.y eet. pur MILK ua0rnfn- aui Ell ming
his Aiik aitendei = with "a ~arraatrd
keep least = hours Ori=rs "a gr3eery
June IS. $50 2-tf
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AGRICULTURAL Ware House.

'ENE undersigned having decided to establish himself
IA in Richmond, il receiving, in Jas. W. New hin
neys Suding the Depot, and complete stock o.
Imp lsmepts aud Tools needed by Farmers aud Garden
HI viii also keep in their proper tine, Seeds OF
different and improved kinds
In the catalogue of Tools for this season areShoyel
Flows different sizes, Cuivstors, Harrow
Horse Hoes &c Grain Cradles. Grass Syte ana S19thes
Revolving and Hani Rtkes. Hay other Forks Scythc
and Grind stones OF superior quality. &c orders
fol Mills White FaTgnH- yarn
others In undertaking OF this Kind
respectfully requested 10 call -.ock and
learn prices THoS }. sN AHNE-
June p, les9. S-u
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j. z AN" eEAL
ssE:asss G.;asiIes.

DE il known to all wh1 un4y want cI-3ia Cradles
u that Park x >ttaiy In1n lfl:turia. this sea
superior q1ality Of thai artcla. Ne are asin
the best Easiish Seythes, a1i al j. for IA {
farmers 10 them fair trial, aai Ae Cradles will
tell !ar Il a.selses " al cal and examine
Cradles. They he foani AZ the shop on Worth
Franklin street opposite EiLioct & Ha-tan's lumber
yard. a. Hgruey x Cos, Beard Z Sjasx also d; PARK
B-aisa's Of stand. I1Jjs1aa5!is
Repairing done at III shortest notice
PARK X STALEY.
R.ehsnu n Ind
June 2 17ta. zttf
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For Sale.

COVE Beautiful lots Of Land from one T. five arres
- situated nna mile west If Rch-n nj on the Nation
al Road The above Lots be boug ht ou I've annu
Payments. With per cent. interest
sep x, ISIS. 80
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Teas.
Very superior stock Of Young Hyeon, Imperial
''''s GEO ". BARNES.
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TJNHE Subscriber thinks he win try 10 live a W. lie
L longer IN the City of Richmond AMI will apeu a
general j9b5iu- shop, ii he find 3nything IN his
line to 4" He i ready 70 make order any kind
OF househ II furniture that may be called for Such
Bureaus beistea - fables. Stands. Dress Tables.
ottouans 4 kinds viii ziYe his attention repair
ing NeiOleoas, Sc-. mbreiia. Pa-ss1Is, model
ma k NJ ard pstfern work viii be done ol CAS-
ss5- Give call if you please.
X AiOWRY.
My .. 1850 p
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T'HEEs THOUSAND YARDS Of eur best Print.
L warranted he bss. gosd= made .. EAT.
New York store
Jaly :. 80. aus
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JAMES IA. HAYS,

WOULD again MORN hs IFIend- and the rubIIc gensr.
" ally, that he IL Offering for sale Of the best
stocks OF
Spring and Summer Dry Goods,
That has been brought this They
selected with great care and parchlsed at SUCH prices
Will enable him sell cheap
the city. Ills assortment is general embracing al
article ia his line, lch Cloths Casseres
sattietts for aud boy Ladies' Dress Goods
variety style and which
ths sral attention OF his stpmeTs and friends.
Grateful Hberf heretofore extended
TO him he asks AL hopes nsrit continued patrona9c
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Cheaper than Ever.

il X intention 70 close our evsry yard If
n summer Goods .on hand this month. bargains
ran be had that z Nh-re else to Dc found.
New York Store.
r. JACKSON.
July :, 1859. 83tf
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IV'
c r O G K + X & co.
South side Of Main square East of Meredith
House,
Richn1 ord. Ind.
Manufacture all kinds of CARRIAGES, BUGtHES
SCIklkS. Express and Polling " CONS &C.. sc.
We have hand fac Assortment of wcra IN our
line, and finish TO order short notice sulo 81 an
style pattern Of vehicle all Of which they
to be made Of the best material aud - careful aud
perenced workmen. Ths public Invited 70 call nd
examine their stock and prices.
s-ss-Particular attention paid 20 repairing
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AUDITORS REPORT.

Receipts and Disbursements Of Wayne County for the
eseAi eading May 3iss- 1859. to-va'
ReceipSSsi
To balance in Treasury Al close Of fiscal year -
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Dress Goods
Soda Fountain SyFups,

1T superior qaa'itr aai any desIrei alvar con
. , -taHtlF haua.
81 TLC3iAER Il KELLY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

FERRY BAR ENTERPRIsE.-On examination of
a neatly sealed little packet, banded in on Thurs
day, we were not little surprised ut the an
ouncement-" Ferry Bar !Hyena." Fanny name,
the reader says, and when be reads the entire
contents in next weeks JOURNAL, the observation
will not be regretted 1t is published at the Of
fee of the Hard Shell Tunnel Company, and be-
ing little out Of shape, we can only describe it
as being nineteen feet long, all the paper that could
be had. We can make but one extract this week,
the authorshipo of which could not be mistaken !;
it bears the impress of one who has often con-
irihnted to these columns. Read il
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22
Gge Gri]nitn Somnal.
WEAVERVILLE, CAL,

WINTER-Bleak north winds, damp fogs, and
drizzly rains, portend the approach of winter.
His icy fingers have already touched and his
hand powdered the earth with frost crystals,
while poor morals begin TO rummage for winter
clothes and sit and shiver before premonitory
stoves, wondering how long, how relentless, how
severe our upinyited visitor will be.
Speculation is rife upon the question of amuse
mcnt and employment for the long evenings
which are about to ensue, and which are length
ening their shadows and pilfering the daylight
The jingle of the sleigh bell the cogy frcsidt
with its blazing log, the evening party, with the
merry laugh, the rosy cheek, the stirring music
and prattle of well-housed children, are reminis-
cences Of the past distinctly associated in oul
mind with The season now approaching; memories
which awaken the happiest recollections of the
past in scenes never to be forgotten, but which
exist as dreams avaiting only realization it
the present.
What is TO be done these long evenings Can
not we find something of amusement and prof
for these long, dragging hours, which transpirt
between the time Of business and the rosy hours
Of rest, when queen Nab, With fairy fingers :" in
form no bigger than the agate stone, .
scatters pleasant thoughts o'er brains Of
dreamy swans and ove-lorn madens? Can nc
eIterprsing citizen suggest something that we
may do to amuse and instruct, and at the same
time deyelope the social element in our commu.
uity
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

THE REGISTRATION LAw-An act was passed
at the last session Of the Legislature to provide
for the Registration of Marriages, Births, pi-
yorces and Deaths" The State Registrar has
written TO the Clerk of this county, notifying
him that true report is expected, according to
the requirements of the act, On application to
the Register prepared by that officer, we find that
most of the marriages soemnized during this
year have been properly recorded, while not a
single birth nor death have been entered.
In order to place the requirements of the Act
before the public, we would inform citizens that
it is the duty of any person performing the ccre-
mony of marriage, to fle a notice of the same
with the county Recorder in regular detail in
case of death it is the duty of the person in charge
of a cemetery, sexton, undertaken or any person
having charge of such burial, or Coroner if an in
quest is held, to file such notice. When birth
occurs it is made the duty Of parents and heads
of families tn file notice of the same, as above
required penalty of not less than ten and not
more than one hundred dollars is fixed for neg
lcct to comply with the above requirements, one
half of which goes to the county. and one half to
the person informing of such neglect. Parents.
heads of families, sections, underakers, etc, are
notified that the above requirements, to use the
language OF the State Registrar, twill be fully
enforced
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

RECEPTION OF THE OLD HERo.-Qn the arrival
of the steamer last Sunday, Gen. Scott declined
a military reception, in respect to the day af-
terwards he consented, and was received with
military honors by the companies of that city
Salntes were fired, and the whole city was astir
AT the Oriental hotel he made speech, as did
Gen. Clarke, Col. Baker and Gov. Weller. San
Francisco people not pnfrequently make asses of
themselves by shouting aud firing guns at the
arrival of some spooney, but the enthusiastic re-
ception of the brave old veteran was an act to
be placed to their credit
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

THE CENTRAL RoUTE.-Bad management, and
inattenton to business caused the Chorpenning
>soute to be stopped by creditors. The gentlemen
attaching the stock and equipage have given
Brady & Co. temporary contract, to keep the
route open. and stage left on Wednesday morn
ing for Salt Lake. Much censure is bestowed
upon the contractor for not keeping the route
open
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

RIDICULOUs FALsEHooD.-The Los Angeles
to emigrants.' AS almost the entire immigration
this year came by the central route, we must be-
lieve that they are great set of ounces for pre-
ferrng that route, or that the Ymsyard editor
must be terribly prone to depart from the truth,
as he must bave been aware Of tie fact when he
made the statement
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

PKE's PEAK-ERs AnRlvED.-li enry 3. Wisner
James Conkling and Hiram Norris, who left Mid
dleipwn, a. Y, last April, for Pixies Peak, ar.
rived at Dutch Flat, Placer county, last week
they. saw no inducement to remain there, and
J"urneyed on. Their friends will be glad to hear
they have arrived safely.