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Claimed for a' &ea
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"en1lsra "a ,s:,. 8. Di"rrArp l,s,;';.
As being superior in all resos.,' a'''''s'
ry other remedy for the trc.ta ,p'cfs be
Affections, either of inf,n. '''eAt Go,a
Many Many, very many, arc speedily Dr r.a r... G
health by this medicine tb.. ~ Festera
wise fill o premature crave would otle.
TO MOTuEhS-We vo,,,,
use Of this remedy, in all t5oso a''ie d,
which Laudanum, rarcsoric, SsS %s '''e
usually given AMI discard Tho ~, -. o. N
habit of resorting to these ya,.s. r.'ai'i'p
impair the vigor of youth or ase S'uC' dr
vate the whole system. S'' and ea,
An overdose of Laudanun q, \.
administered, and the patient VI :. Pa'esoi'
Fortunately double or triple tho 10 M "a lsdl
dose of this medicine produces 's v. ''d'l's
SAINT effect whatever. ~ Onpp&a
Try ithen, and if its use ;s No.
with all the benefits promised S a''eAd'
chase money shall tc chccrfullr ,'t".i 'rs P'
For sale at wholesale byE. Il 'S'aaP'd v'a,e
on, NJ. D., Murfrccsboro' "VF'lln
'pm. Hovard s. Co., Tarboro' ,n1t''n ,''n
gists generally. os. Dfn
The southerner., 1859-08-06
Plain Statements of Facts.

DR.. Hampton, now aged 81 years.
speaks. Hear him:
Arc you sick. Beware of limitations.
Ask for Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.
The many cures mado by this pleasant and
safe remedy may induce counterfeiting.
A medicine must have merit, and great
merit, toe, to stand the test Of public
opinion. No art of putting can galvanizc q
worthless article, so as to keep it up as q
good medicine, if it be not really so.
A good medicine will live, become popu-
lar and extend its sales year after year, in
spite of opposition. The people readily
find out its virtues, and the fame of them
passes from mouth to mouth with more
rapidity than newspapers can spread it.
A living witness testifying to the cure a
medfo5nc has made for him, is of more SER
vice than any newspaper advertising.
In proof of what we say above, We refer
You to Hampton's Vegetable Tincture and
its effects.
Mr.. VIM. High, No. 1o5 South Paca
street., Baltimore, cured Of Rheumatism,
Dyspepsia and Nervous Disease.
Nr. Edward ". Spranklin, No. q Re-
gister street, Baltimore, most dreadful case
OF 'Scrofula of years standing. lost num-
bcr of pieces of bone, restored to health.
Mss Nary Scofeld, Teacher, No. $50
Baltimore street, her case, after years of
suffering, has astonished her friends. Let
the afflicted call to see her.
Dyrepssa, NerUows Disease, SC.
Mr. VIM. Oldham, of Baltimore Custom
House, suffered from these complaints for
Is months, with body and mind severely
affected. lie was cured by Hampton's We
gctablc Tincturc, after other things failed.
Cougki Consumption, Sc.
Mr. Henry C. Winn had cough for 5
ycars-great weakness, &C., had in all five
or six physici9us; tried al the remedies,
but was cured only by
HdmptOn's Tegeta5!c Tacture.
EJ~ Delicate Ladies and Children wiz
please give trial.
For sale by Wm. Uocard &. Co.
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EdW. ZOcllcr & Co.
HOUSE, SIGN,

0, nanaentaL e. Frcsco Painters,
Gilders, Bronzers, and imitators of
Wood and Marble. Prompt attention
paid to Glazing, Vanishing, &c. The
citizens of Edgccombc and adjoining
counties arc urgently solicited to give
them trial. All work entrusted to
them will be executed with fidelity and
despatch,
Paper Hangings will also be attend
cd to in town or country.
Tawboro', Dec. 4, 1857.
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a DRUGS -
Rnd fedicines. e.
--sstS Q e<.~--
FOR SAL. z

A FRESH SUPPLY of Jaync's medicines,
| DeGrath's Electric Oil Russian Salve,
Potash, Of a superior quality, in six pound
! tin cans, with directions for use,
Nrights Pills snl Vcrmifuge,
Ly ons' Rat E1tcrminator,
Dead Shot for Bed bugs,
Kerosene, Camphine and Fluid lamp wick
Castor Oil in quart, pint ana !! pint bots,
french Olive Oil-French Bed Pans,
Babbitt's Potash, in tin cans, of 10 each,
Iron LozcnGcs, Dufy's tonic mixture,
Wistar's Cough Lozcngcs,
McAllistcr's all-healing Ointment,
Leroy's wild cherry and sarsaparilla pills,
Lin's celestial balm of China,
Aver cherry pcctoral,
Wistar's Balsam Of wild cherry,
Brandreth's, Peters, Spcncer's, Gordon's,
Gilbert's, Hibbard's, Harrelps vegetable
anti-bilious pills,
Porus and pitch strengthening plastcrs,
Dalley's and ConnelP magical pain extract
or-Hay's Liniment for piles,
Uughart's Cholera Elixir and Alternative
also, Vegetable and onic Pills,
Hiitiam Uoward g. Co.
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ReaO CDls.
. yOw Haze q Cow..

II yo's A"cc /" Cough,
Take Hampton's rinev.
If yo~ have Dyspepsia,
Take Hampton's rlnetpn
Uyos hare Rheumatism,
Take lIampton's Tiuc,u,a
IF yo~ haze Bronchitis,
Take Hampton's rineturs
# you haze Pain in the Back,
Take Ilampton's Tinotu,s
If you are AL Weakness,
Take Hampton's Tnctun
II you hare Ueadache
Take lIampton's Tincturp
ASTHMA, COUGH, CONSUMPTION
The writer is most highly esteemed. IL,
thousands ofour best known citizens fes,
it a duty to bear testimony of the wopae,
full curative power of HAMpTON'S TIyr
TuRE. Why let your friends suffer aDi
die without givingit trial? Call and ya
apamphlet, and see testimony.
Baltimore, Sept 2S 1855.
Messrs. Mortimer s. NopJray-Geatemn
i have been for some time afflicted wifi
Asthma, accompanied with shortncss 0
breath, with many symptoms of COnsump
ton. A friend knowing of the healing pro
perties Of Xampton's Vegetable Tactue
from having used the same, induced met
procure bottle Of the Tincturc, anlb
the use of one bottle was made so muI
better that | was induced to use more Of il
and by taking five or six bottles | was re
stored to my usual health, and will sayt
all persons who arc afflicted as was to US
Uampton's Vegetable Tincture.
-Gentlcmen-You are at liberty to Us
my name for the benefit of the afflicted.
ELLEN FED0U.
S.West corner Of Liberty and Clay sts.,
Baltimore, Nd
For sale by Wm Houdrd d Co.
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HAAfHFTON,S
VcgctableTincture
THE GREAT
Hesforative and Mvigorator.


IT has shown itself mos, powerfully Gu
rative of NERVOUS DISEASES in thci
various forms, giving new life and yigor. re.
storing the shattered constitution, and thus
infusing hope in place of dcspondency. 3,
It's mlid' pleasant, and safe action on the
stomach liver, kidneys, lungs, and the ncr,
voos system, it cures DYSPEPSIA, Liver
COMPLAINT, DISEASES OF THE Unrs.ny On.
CANS. Coucns, Asruna, BRoseu,.n .4rpxc.
TIoNs, CossuarTIos, SoaoruLA. ST. VIRUS,
DASoE, KlsG's .Ey1L, WORMS. RuKun..
TIsN, Gour. NEURALGIA, Fra r,sru,.
Piles, with alldiseascs arising from ,,onure
blood
THE FEMALE SYSTEM
LAS IN Dr. Hampton's Vegetable Tueture
A CURE for its numerous and comn,;eat.a
arrangements. Hundreds who have hoo,
debilitatcd and dispirited, and on tho verno
OF premature grave, have been restored
py Its use to blooming health, which we are
aoundantly able to prove by such a host Of
LIVING WITNESSES
is We think no other medicine can produce
'0 ~ Var. UoWar2 s CU.
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TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is
one Of the best literary papers Of the day.
A large, Quarto containing TWENTY Pa
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The above will be the regular charges,
except in specific contracts where moro or
less than the usual accommodations arc re-
Qairod. Geo. Ho,card & Co.
Carboro', Dec. 20, 1853.
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I Ia% AN OLD indian
Doctor, UNCAS DRANf,
while a Missionary among
I the Indians of the Rocky
Mountains, discovered q
RARE PLANT, thatproyc'
!. to be q certain cure ior
Consumption, Bronchitis
Asthma, Liver Complaint
Nervous AG'cetio ions, Coughs
Colds, SC. Having now
made his fortune and re-
tired from business, DO
will send the prescription
and directions for prcpA'
ring the medicine free q
charyc to all who desire H.
and viii send to his agent,
enclosing two stamps Y
ccnts), to pay the return
letter, with a descrlP'l'n
of their symptoms. ln'
Old Doctor has cured moro
than 5000 cases Of t0"'u"p.. :.
tion alone, anu noP'' !,
afflicted people will ''al'
themselves of this oPpOi''
nifty, as the Doctor "''u',
to do all the good he ''u -
before he dies. Address 'A
letters to
DANIEL ADEE,
,ox 3531 P. O., New iorh'
, AGENT.
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THE
Tarboro' Hotel,
Lately Mrs. Gregory's.)

TIE undersigned, on the 1st Of January
next, will improve and ro-furnish this well
known and popular Hotel in the Town of
Tarboro', and will cnleavor to give salts
faction to those who may favor them with q
call on the following
The southerner., 1859-08-06

10000 Negroes
10000 Negroes
10000 Negroes
Saved Yearly.
Saved Yearly.
Saved Yearly.
Planters Take Notice,
Planters Take Notice,
Planters Take Notice,
Jacobs Cordial
Jacobs Cordial
Jacobs Cordial
Is The Only Sure
Is The Only Sure
Is The Only Sure
And Positive Remedy
And Positive Remedy
And Positive Remedy
Before The People
Before The People
Before The People
In Dysentcry,
In Dysentcry,
In Dyscntery,
Diarrhna,
Diarrhna,
Diarrhwa,
And Flux.
And Flux.
And FIuX.
It Never Fails.
1t Never Fails.
It Never Fails.
w. w. BLISS ~ CO., Proprictors,
Boa BrontIvvay, New YorL.
Tin rroprictorS have ttbli he'd Il General De
pot for the supplying "f the Trade with the cNtcn
sivc Importing aud Wholesale Drug House of
j. A~IIIIURST, Charleston.
For Sale IN T;.rLoro by I'm UonorI 20.
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Tawboro', january l, 1857.
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SUBSCRIBER ON RECEIPT OF TIE
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SANCHEZ SPECIFIC.

THAT GREAT REMEDY,
THAT GREAT REMEDY,
THAT CRt.AT REMEDY,
THAT GREAT REMEDY.
THAI GREAT REMEDY,
THAT GREAT REM. y,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10
BY TELEGRAPH! P!
RESULT IN THE STATE.
(ovER THE NORTHERN LINE.)
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 0.

SACRAMENTO, Sept o.
AMADoR.-As far as returns have been received
the entire Administration ticket is ahead.
CONTRA CosTA.-The returns, so far, are large
ly in favor of the Lecompton ticket. Burch and
Scott lead McKibben and Baker about 200 votes
SHAsTA.--The regular Democratic ticket is
elected by a large majority. The county officers
elect are all Democratic.
Ell DoRADO-Placerville gives Latham 81 ma
iority. In five precincts beard from Baker and
McKibbcn lead Burch and Scott about SO votes.
SANTA CLARA.-As far as ascertaned, Latham
and the Democratic Congressman ahead.
SAN JoAQUGN.-A Administration ticket ahead,
a far as heard from, 500 to COO
SAN FRANcIsoo.-Returns from the lst, ID, 7th
and 18th districts, show majority for the Demo
cratic Governor Of from 400 to 600. Baker and
McKibben lead Burch and Seott about 800.
ALAMEDA-Shattuck (AntiLccompton) elect:
ed to Legislature
SoLANo-Benccia gives majoritics for the Ad-
mnstration ticket, with exception of Governor
Vallejo also gives the Democratic ticket a ma
jcrly.
PLAcER.--In the precincts heard from the regu
lar Democratic ticket is ahead, with the exception
OF State Printer OMeara leads Bolts about l0O
SIsKIYoU.-Yreka gives Latham 2I3 maj. over
Currcy Bur1h and Scott 200 ahead Of McKibbcn
and Baker. Entire Administration ticket ahead.
For Senate, Haynes (Dem.) leads Fnrbur about
100 ; DalnguGcd ah, ed OF Steele lG3 Grow,
Tor Sheriff, ! l6 ahead OF Horselcy. Majority FOX
State ticket in other precincts.
ICBA.--The operator at Marysvillc, who we
cXncct is d" Anti,n wouldn't send lis anv rrwe
His head was sore bet on his man, and lost
TIE SrArE.--Wc put the State down largely
Democratic, oil suspicion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

SEPTEMBER.-Be the Julian Calendar re-
form September was the seventh month in the
Roman year. St. Giles day occurs during this
month, so named after 81. Giles, the patron Saint
of beggars and cripples. The "Nativity of the
Blessed Virgin is also celebrated in the Church
of England A Catholic writer says, " that re-
ligious contcmplatve, every year, on the Sth day
of September, heard most sweet music in Heaven,
with great rejoicings of angels" caused by the
celebration in Heaven of the Nativity of the
Mother Of God. 1t may be considered fortu-
nate circumstance that Weaverville is about as
far removed from Heaven as places generally
get the noise and confusion on the morning of
the Sth would have terribly marrcd the Heavenly
reioicings. "Mchaelmas Day. one of the Eng
lish quarter days for the payment of rents and
wages comes in this month. 1t was an ancient
custom to have goose dinner on that day. The
compiler of " Information for the People" as
serts that it " is often the finest month in the
year, but is not to be depended on" which asser-
tion, Judging by the varied atmosphere Of the
past week, we consider very correct. Late
ANIMALS begin to flower in this month"; and the
dahlia appears in all its grandeur. The compiler
also says, " that at no other season is the house
fly so numerous, a fact to which every housewife
hereabouts will bear witness.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

CRoss.-r there is anything we hate, it is to
hear man growl over defeat, without good rea-
son. The Independent candidate for Coroner, we
are told, is terribly s0re-heGded because he ran
behind some $50 votes in this precinc Giving
abppt 40 votes out Of 800. The cause is evident !;
be didn't" hitch on to the strong party, and neg
lected announcement Cont of modesty) too long
Besides, the Office Of Coroner is not Of enough
Importance to make fuss about
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

SHASTA CouNTY.-A dispatch from Shasta, on
Thursday evening, states that the entire Demo
cratic QDecompton) ticket is elected. We are
rejoced to hear that John Anderson, an old
townsman, candidate for County Clerk, is elected
by about one MQusand mqjOray. John deserved
it, and his friends here were confident that he
could not be defeated He will be in WeaverVile
soon, we learn, and lhen look out.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10
orr or Wr,vEpvt11E Precinct

VOTE OF WEAvERvnLE PRECENcT.-
Senator--Gallagher 23S: Ryan lOi; Howe 229.
Assembly--Lawrence 81 Short 247.
Sherif-May sos ; Messec 260.
Clerk-Griflin 800 Watson 272.
Assessor--Ketchum 335 Cochran 26l.
Treasurer-Lang BIG Kruttschnitt 234.
Dist. Attorney-Wiliams 1856 Epley 230.
Coroner-Donnelly 2S6 ; Town 224.
Administrator-Myer 500 ; Martin 259.
Supervisor Williams 345 Edgecombe PIP.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

Dizzy RDE.-Last month David Warwick rode
a horse through the Magenta Aqueduct, in Neva-
da county. The aqueduct is l,200 feet long. and
in some places 100 feet high. Rather tall riding,
that
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

"THIs IS HoME,"-lIorace Greeley, in his
opening address at the Marysvillc State Fair,
made use of the following language. 1t should
be read and poadered well by the restless migra-
tory class which compose great portion Of the
population Of this golden State:
If California, to day, were owned by her pco-
pie in the proper quantities, could not measure,
or wisely dare to limit, the prosperity to which
she is capable of attaining. But see on every
side evidence that the people are but enchuped
here. They have come here ia make their for
tunes, their brag, their pile or something
else, and go home Oh, fatal words Go
HoME = these words that chill me everywhere,
travelling over California. Herr on the most
beautiful land and under the most delightful
climate, where at last you have reached that pro-
trcting that limiting ocean which says No fur
ther-uo further / want people to feel that
THIS IS lloMr, aud that there is no requirement
of them to look for another Let this be their
homo -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

RATTLEsNAKE CREEK.--Mr. Dodd, of that place,
is here /; he tells us that heavy rain commenced
on the 9th, which, in the evening, turned to snow
and on the 7th mountains about were white. He
says population is increasing in that section ;
miners are making money; people not as strong
Democrats as they used to be.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

GREENWOOD and Henry Keefer are entitled to
thanks for many favors this week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

VoTEp RIGHT.-John OMeara's vote in Wea-
verville township was 334 Bolts received 243
State ticket, without an exception, shows ma
glad to know that O'Meara is the choice of the
people here, although the county will give Bolts
u majority, probably.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

SUBSTITUTE FOR IMPRIsoNMENr-At the county
seat of Jefferson county, Texas they have no jail,
to answer which purpose they have provided
stone weighing three tons, and placed it in the
public square, with large iron ring and chain,
10 WHICH they cOndne criminals. Ii he has borne
n good character, previously, be is allowed an
umbrella to protect himself from sun and storm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

COUNTY TIcKEr.-Thc returns in this county
show the election of q mixed ticket. Messec
(Anti-Lecompton) is elected over May for Sheriff,
by from 80 to so majority Griffin (Administra-
tion) over Watson by about $50 majority !;
Ketchum tAnti-Lecompton elected over COCHRAN
by probably 200 majority for Assessor; Kruttsch-
titt administration will be elected Treasurer
oyer Lang by small majority; Williams (Ad-
mnistration) will have from $50 to 200 majority
over Epley for District Attorney for Coroner,
DonneIy will have handsome majority Myers,
Administration candidate for Public Admnstra-
tor, will lead Martin about $50 votes, we think.
Returns received induce the belief that Williams,
AntiLecompton candidate for Supervisor is
elected.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

CLEGG furnished quantities of San Francisco
dalies this week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

FIRST RAMA shower during the hot summer
months in this region used to be an uncommon
Thing but change in climate and temperature
is noticeable as the mountain section becomes
more tbickly populated. Last Tuesday night a
heavy shower of an hours duration refreshed
everything, animal and vegetable, hereabous.
The rain we are told, extended through n great
portion Of the county, and caused considerable
annoyance to miners on some of the streams. We
are told that lots Of "cussing' was done up on
Canon Creek, which we are disposed to doubt.
knowing the pious turn OF most Of the miners at
work there
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10
Whining Intelligence

HAhinE EhtclAAStucc
OF lNGRAHAM's BAR, DoAE Up IN a RAG!
'Ts the last old " CELESTIAL
Left rocking" alone
All his 1ore'y companions
To the devil have gone.
"Git' you lonely old cuss
Go quicker than hought
T'Whcre thy mates on the I>thmus
BY showmen are caught
Where rice spontaneous
Grows mighty and tall,
And fur'Her" i,u't dun'd
For his taxes at all
With color to the barrel,
And credit all gone.
O! who would iuhabit
This Bar hut john"
Sept. 8th, 1859. JAciNro.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10
DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

TNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore cxi,tiag1e
l. tween NJ. Farrell and X. i, plowman /, this
day dissolved by mutual consent, The hooks
and accounts remain in the honls Of H.. Pos.
man, who alone is authorized to settle The SAME
MICHAEL FARRELL,
X. p, FLOWMAM
WeaTcrvillc, July %, 1853.
The business of bnlchcriug, and l"aln.
cattle. Sheep and hogs, will hereafter b. coude
ted by the undersigd,d, ana continuance d
public patronage is solicited All persons ir
dcbted to the old irm are requested ia call m
settle. X. Il. PLOWNM
Z. \. DORHlN
July 25, 1859 J!.h
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10
ODD-FELLOWS' BALL !
at Trinity Center.

Management:
MlNrRsymLE-M. F. Griffin. J. H. Hutchinson.
HATES'-F. Bates, John Dodge.
WEvlIWuLE--D L. Gordon, Jno. A. Watson,
Jcrch. Bennett, j. S. Sceigh.
OREGON Grlcu-A. }. Fclter Jno, Colbert
Mourn CANoN CREEH-Jno. Phibrook, jr., E.
j. Williams.
CAHoN CITY-Wm. Linton. Jno. Wright
roNr BAn-Bennet Cook, W. Kingshury.
GWAss NALLEY-Jas. b. Singleton, Chas Ritter.
IfWISroN--S. r. Short, j. Ransom.
EAsrMANs-A c. Lawrence.
TWNnY CENrER--F. Randall, c. n. Fox.
FHENCu GcLCu--F. BroWnrll, Sam. Francis
WuISEEY CREEK--Rcn. Anderson, }. Mcnto,h
SHAsrA-A. c. Taylor, W. Roadhamel. John
Scott.
SCOTT VALLEY-J. Smith, L. W Watkins.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10
L R I n [ L Y RIV Z r
STAGE LIVE.
JOHN Al. GUELFORD, Proprietor,

A FTER THIS DATE THE STAGES on the
n above routes will run as follows:
Stage for Indian Creek will leave Wcaverville
on Tuesday at oclock. p. m. Leave Indian
Creek on Wednesday, at O'Clock, a. m.
Stage for Sener's Flat and intermediate pla-
ces, leayes Weavervlle every Monday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, at 4 O'Clock, p. m. Leave
Steiner's Flat at a. IN.
Passage--To Steiner's Flat So 90 Indian
Creek, S3 90. FRANK WHEELER, Agt
Weavervilc, May %, 1859 10.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

GONE HoME.-IIorace Greeley sailed on the
Golden Age, last Monday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

CAUTION TO BENEnlcEs.-In Richmond county,
Ga, Mrs. Gibbs hung her husband while he was
drunk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

SENAroR.--The vote for Senator in this county
shows a majority fer Gallagher over Ryan Of
about 25O. as far as heard from Howe leads
Ryan, so far, about so votes in this county.
Humboldt cannot be heard from for several days
yet, but gentleman just up from that county
estimates that at least 900 votes will be polled
there, that Howe may receive about One-third Of
the vote Of the county, while Galaghers vote
will be small. Ryan's friends confidently antici-
pate majority of from 800 to 400 in that county
His election is almost certain Mr. Ryan requests
us, in his behalf; to thank the people Of Trinity
for their kindness, and the nattering vote given
him more than he had reason TO expect and to
say that his pledges, as made during the canvass,
will be scrupulously fulfilled, should he be Sen
ator Of the 2lst District.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

C0LoRED SPAREING IN SIERRA.-1he Mountain
Messenger has report of the late niger prize
fight, at La Porte, between Jamaica John" and
" Keniuck." Jamaica was too heavy for the
Kentucky niger, and was declared the &" cham
pion OF La Porte and the surrounding country"
The Messenger publishes n column of it, then de-
liyers lecture ON the brutalizing tendencies of
prize fighting.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

FIRE ~ IREKA.-We received the following
telegraphic dispatch on Wednesday night
Fire broke out in the rear OF Smith Dciar
las' store, TO day, supposed to be the work of
an ncendiary. The Arcade Saloon as in great
danger, but was prevented from taking fire. Il.
S. Taylor proprietor lost about $1,000; Smith
" D'jarlais $1,000; Rosebcrg q Cos $500
" Chicken John' has been arrested on suspicion
Of setting fire to the building
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

For THE PREsloENcY.-The Bowling Green
(Ky) Standard raises the name Of Hon. James
Guthrie for President in 1860 the Lebanon DEM
ocrat puts mp the name of Hon. John G. Breckcn-
ridge, while the Corynth (Miss) Republican un-
furls the Presidential colors Of Hon 5. a. Doug
las aud Hon. Jacob Thompson.