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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-20
The Census OF 1S6O..Tho Political
Relations Of tho States.

Under these headings, the N. Y. Times
has published two very interesting and care
fully prepared articles on the increase OF
population of the Union-the distribution OF
that increase, and its inevitable effect in
withdrawing political power from the sea
board States, and placing it in the great
Mississippi valley. The uniform growth Of
the country, during the past seventy years,
has been such that the aggregate results OF
the census to be taken this year, can be
easily arrived at The data on which this
estimate is based, is the amount of foreign
immigration from 1850 to 1860, amounting
to 100000 more than during the preceding
ten years, and the amount and distribution
of domestic migrations. In addition to this
general data, the result of censuses taken in
1855, in several Northern, Western and
Southern States, indicate clearly the degree
of growth in those sections. Taking these
facts and principles to govern it, the Times
sldllSllCiuu CStiA0tCo IhC pOpuio1Aou Va eAAS
United States, in 1860, to be as follows:
Free white population. III 600
Colored slave population. ......... 100000
COlored free population. ......... o0O,00O
Total. ........:........'. si'ooo'ooo
If we compare this with the other CEN
suses since 1870, we shall observe one great
and important fact bearing On the domestic
and political questions of the country, viz:
that the achte population increases much
faster than the coiored. Indeed, this fact
is so palpable that the tables show an in
crease of 81 per cent. in white population,
and only 26 in the colored. This fact is not
attributable wholly to the effect of foreign
immigration there is perceptible differ
ence in the growth of the races. The Times
estimates the representative population of
the several States, composed of the free
people and three-6fths of the slaves, as fol-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-20

DIR. HAYES, of Arctic fame, in his recent
ly published work, expresses the opinion,
based upon experience, that to men living
on short allowance of food, in cold eli.
mate, where stimuli is required, there is
nothing as valuable as coffee. Tea is not
much priced by explorers in frozen regions.
To Arctic travellers, the Doctor adds.
spirits in almost every form are in almost
every case worse than useless; while coffee
is always grateful and always beneficial.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-20

west and the Southwest. Contrast the rep
resentation of these sections in 1900 and
1860.
In 1900 In 1850
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ths Ne wsAsus Asukss yss 80 ye.r good fasay ~
ihs osy Prvsa = Gss Yea fkass q % sa oss.
ceDs the CO., Bat ycs oAers dream os tse be
reocog ssguisb cad ursssssssss su6osG sassnsl
sncs Iesvo ssse toss'e1 10 ~ prtssa on sA< -
To beae bsrueg onAs spoa enA anlss naAsrr orses
OF New Yssk bss hufiea 81 M ssyssei heal eswy
charge that night Ne h~spod upon d0uSe- dyed vtuAU
Why, STR Ae pssmefNatsd murder y three iusoosut
thss occurred but short time sln>s la ass ornate
oaesl Oh part " the feeling and adsa 900 s9sinss he
pefpeTssor Of the triple ana mod hssrssls ortSs,
excited against ~ ths press of No yea svt
Kept sve BY false stAsmso sach a appeasSs IL .ss
D,bss Of 70 day Give my compliments . your Vie sa1
children Tnsnt them for their stn iuess duran ~ -
Frsoonsst GIVE ~ ttadsss rsssrds % Nr. sassa saa
veil hu hank hin fog hn upivesai po4ssss ssd dad
pess 70 .e In fast. must say that eli oos ascsea With
the CRY Poe from TIE warden down e Ire sight ~ssch
mas, nave eeeesvWso 70 make my toprsoansas light
- possible oesesoat win the ruea and reg Auaas Of
the prnon ana % each asd al Of lhs tsaAsr M nss
nearodt 0sess vhh yos would ESQ thss nv bod is
nos exPofcd - ehe wise q IL curoos sad the vulgar
pave wrs.sea . " Ieisns 70 take ohTgs Of ny s,dy
oivo NJ 1--WE 70 Walter and toll him 70 wear The p
gave hin n rsnbrasos Of ne Good bye
ROBERT q MACDONALD.
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AsS1yxnsAsy sArrsrB scsoors BoDsss crY.--
Toe Anniversary Of the Hudson CITY and Bergen snndAy
schoul Association, took place yesterday Afternoon n the
R.fotnce nach esurch In Hudsoa CITY. An the schools
~, scnt foiows-So l. Eefor nod Drtoh churca
2t3 soht ssd "a tachers 10. lie, Bergen Baptist
llC sche. ans - sachers Frm frcepytrriAn church
Of Rerasn, lee scholars and ~ tsachs Ampsou Ae,ao
dt ~ cnurch 2t0 scholars Asd a. teachers Com
nuap,N Mc,ho ir Escopal church, 90 scholars and Is
teachers Hzpiei church Hsdson CITY, 6S scholars and
snd stesbers Total samb,r Of scholars 900, tescners
re
Aadreares we're dshvsred ~ Rev Me-. Dunn, Of Jersey
me srvccs the schools formed IN lne, Aad the
rscessce marched faroneh HE priadpal streets, each
school rrtsrnss W their respective chprchss, whore
seenma oeuAucus we're szppIed
Az kso'n sHor.-Y~,erday snsSnoca an Ansr,csn
Ass messursg feet inches from Zip 10 Up, saot
rel, q Hudsos csty.
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suprens Ceurs-eeuerai Term.

De cre Hon Judges Sutherland, Mullia and Ieopard
NAY Is -fsvwa~ rs. L,sd.-rhs vss an appeal from
Judgment entered upon srepcst u q referee setting
aside lease. Tne ground on which H Was asksd 70 be
ses ss5e Wa fhss nrr,an vss induced while suffering
under The eo,s of debauch N sxeosts tho leass 70
Lynch lynch proved that Fwmsn vas sober At the
time be executed add acknowledged Tho ssse and
he'd rvceved rent ov three affair Of the
eee Bat The referee found that Furmsns inteleut
~eskvced By the debAuoh and he vas not in his novmA
state q mind, and, therefore, lynch knew o. the lease
sbculd be declared rpd From ts decsson the s,peal
-m taken The Coart, afier hearing Messrs McKcon
and S,nyth for lynch. and Mr. g. A. Mum Tor 1rmsn,
ordered The Judgment 70 be reversed. ~
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supvsme Court.

- bcscrc H's- Judge nynrny
mav fA-7k zssr Fi-s Tsrur.,e, oe-rr~, "a yr-,-s
granted. 80
Bursfc kvrrcr, R~t-r, ~ c,-.si-s vsaf@.Jt -
In ny cp<rou ue u DOT ketea ~ whilh 90 Pea uT "A
enisled 70 demand % despdsst Ass5aht unde- s,e
,oa fss OF tnc c13e Moson Isaisd
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1jeusepasn ". p. crln and 4 q. Marshall, Sxth n
fAnty, and Deuseaansc a ogls Frrs Dragons, o.
duty with heb respective regmenn the Dspsssssss u
O norpia are detailed for duty the general recruiting
scrvsce; they viii socoriineiy repair Tie city OF Ns-
York and report 70 NE headquarters Of The array, for
further orders.
Captain John cibbou, Fourth artillery, assigned 10
hight company D, of that regiment =. -.
A leave OF absence FOR rx months, 9TH permission ~
20 beyond the Ups~d ssAiee. n granted " Captain J
hcNutt, Seventh infantry. Lave q Absence for rx
months FOR the benefit Of bk health, fanfsd " cssss
J. W. Il Gardner, run drNgcoss A leave " sbsea VI
FOR eight months y granted 10 oHpanL Acsvs sevea al
infspiry An exepssps q four months lesve granted
Lieutenant N X Hudson, Fourth suilsry
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Parr 9-Csicrrnr upcbsrsef.
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ccsycs rIsss Par, .--Ncs Islo, s-ele, aeas ass,
TAG sso Part same ~ yesterday.
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BLACK RsruwIcss NovnUSr The slsvss q Huneviiis,
Ala ~ ceDuy made % common pusss and purcnsssd
piendh hearse, 10 he us.d Tor the iuse-went Of her
cesd. u o~' sb,ut tssc snd n very credsele 10 'hs
humanity and cvili1suon n the slaves.
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me where the vstev closet vs Aad snSred
he would give me tho price 81 my viusrs
(dcu aaes tire cos y attention psrscusrly csIl~
% TIE cost W being bare IN some p'soes AMI having
Mr.. Drsb, sssed that the prisoner pu, the
coat
70 90 60, a. might sld other FOR the prc~os
too, Who are now In court and havc not yet been er
snned.
Exarainsr,p oouunnsi--Next saw the prisoner In the
sscono yard station house he denied hsvi ever seen
me; looked all acound the station hcuse, and wbso
To the uoar,rners we're forty or any In the station
bouse my snenpos -ss not dreosed 70 him. no Doe
potsed him ont 10 me.
board tho souinaea; be hai ~hskers up 70 his s>s
but uustsrhe, his wh>scrs ~ere bscker when
ss- hlm Ia The sailor hou'e ,sas hey are nos. h.vs
and the csnuot positively n the shot pss
vas born IN ireisnd; AN coiy t-o years hsrs; have
lived n sssteu Island nnoe; have been . cossh
man. and havs beea nearly eighteen months on
ferry boat cant ten no- many passengers vcrs IN the
wnsAn nwam n, . lss, seposea that he ns, N, priso
on WEDNESDAY morniss, seou, eish, O'Clock csat
tell vhen net him at the s,uth ferry; v~ about tos
the ferry keps by Charley mcCssen; he sos cup of
codec ssd pcoe 81 Ole De pot dosn gold piece, All
the mss SAID, .ob, -. have You 90 snalisr chssss
Iosascns BAD 70 The cors~r Of osdn asd Grsss sich
streets; asked him any oeuis, and he gave
me ssres 'nse n. @s,, ' ss os sm not
ther~ vNs DutcAmAs theee vho told him tuo sh,unss
were cscush pointed out NE prisoner the fsov,ss
Cruss e1anissd-I sssuaed before the oommis-scn.r
fhs he be- vss vsry heavy md cut my shoulder sad
that u dd not sesm " ~ allied sNh ootscs SEATED De
fore sts csmrSonev that the p~fsossr Grxyfsh
cost bim nrss ., shs oodee stand; be wanted car
risse erva
frcr ne IN Cedar street Green eich The last time
sac him r~ 90 NE Wednesday before his arrest, dii
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SsAsssas sSr pRssV sn fBssrs enc sas>s
eawaA 4. JsAsssa-- dsrrssyaas . -
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YER TO LFWfs LELAND.
OAK CITT fKIsos, A9ril 1880
~ SIR Ia sfe fes-iaS YOU nov for
aGk you Tor The l1nysr, log kind-
ever sh)~n me stnce The sd
of Q yyisoa Ia ~ useiess 10
e~nncs recall. - bisserlS ~ -e
tao ths future ssd ssy ts<s. <fsh
Il poss~sz I M, sssin o.e dh~
~ Tau | do not douot at
100 fri-lta who have kno <n
satisfied I AN cot aad
l. b true my friends Tell m.
l. 20, nv hand Asc I. hu llfs
H. uawwtsy tso<lsh abs ~ss II
! b~tssw Than I ~ M n,ges Of
- pe~ lrnz ssnos he snrct ~iu
q N mecS her Il tns thrnn. Of
y, sfor your Aintre-s Nir~ ms
IL - sss Of frieo8snfv. NJ ~
A. n dec~ouy bu.ief IN prsysls
On sontsern friencs Deinr in TIE
.. 81 nud enclosrc 40 ofder On
&c - hat 700 nay b 81
', III Mt allow my bofy 70
NJ - cu-fous punhc. bat IN II ~
q tNs>f he inques. my Dcfv
va II you tslrxrsSn % Mr..
~ dress b Irepton, rew Jsr.
y, q ne thsnt you and your
"a BID ron . long an ls~l fare
,OBr. ". MACDONALD.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08
THE EYES ! THE EYES
DIR. Il. Fl. PARDEE,

l=E OCULIST-Aher a protracted blind
<=47rW ness of more than five years DIR. PAR
DEE has made himself thoroughly and scentili-
caly acquainted with all diseases Of the Eye,
and has now been in practice eight years in the
city of San Francisco with a success that cannot
be surpassed in any part of the United States ;
and for proof of this he will substantiate by ca
ses that have been cured by him, after having ex-
hallsted the skill of all the eminent O3ulsts in
the cities of Boston, Philadelphia and New York.
DR.. p. wholly objects to the use Of caustic blue
keeping the patient in dark room diet
ing blistering, cuppng--the blue pill at night
and salts in the morning, etc, etc. DIR. PAR
DEE has also been remarkably successful in the
treatment of Rheumatism. Neuralgia. and all
pains about the head, and the frequent calls he
has had for his Rheumatic mixture from all parts
OF this coast with the many testimonials, is pos
tive proof Of its efficacy and TO prevent answer
ing many inquiries by letter, he will state that it
can be sent to any part Of tile State or coast and
each bottle will be accompanied with full dircc
items and receipt for inment, magical in its
effects over pain, ingredients of which can he
procured anywhcre-prce, 10. The ARTIFG-
ClAL EYES inserted by DR.. p. have all the
movements of the real eye, and cannot be de-
tected, even by close inspection. Address
DIR f. II. PARDEE,
San Francisco, California.
OFfIcE-2l7 Clay street, opposite Plaza II otel.
San Francisco, Sept. 5, 1890. 3l2Gti.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08

NEw RIVER MINEs.-Men are foching 10 tAe
newly discovered mines on the above stream
Uncle Billy Kirkham has been here this week.
and his advice to miners is not TO go there this
Fall unless they have means 70 commence with
as provisions are necessarily high, and the snow
NAV fall to such depth as to render mining op-
erstions impossible. Garland, Smith & Reed
have located claims on Gorland's Bar, on the
East Fork of New River, which from prospects
will average SIS day to the man, and are about
TO cut water ditch to them, two miles long.
About seveniy-fye men are already working
averaging S5 to SIS. Flowers, Charley Cass y
Kjrkham have the richest claim yet found. Mr.
Kirkham tells us that the day before he left they
found one piece which weighed S33 that he has
q store on the North Fork, and a butcher shoF
on Pony Creek. He buys his goods at Onloh
and bis beef cattle at Hoopa Valley. Elk, deer
brown and black bear and other wild game Is
abundant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08
TREASURER!S NOTICE,
OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co..
WpaVprv;lln Cant z Iocc

OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co.,
Weaverville, Sept. 5, 1860
HOLDERS OF TRINITY COUNTY WAR
LII rants are hereby notified that the following
numbers, registered on the County General Fund
between
Feb. 1st and Feb. 9th, 1853,
WIZ cease to bear interest after this date, and
and will be paid on presentation at my office
Nos. 4OS, 375, 49, $50, 2G6, 237, AS.
24l, 27S, 275, PIG, 267, 2l3, 25O PA,
26O. 27S, 280, 2S9, 2SS, 254 3S2, 1888,
3S4, 2G6, A. NJ. KRUTTSCIINITT
3lll County Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08

JUDGE LYNCH WANTS Hm-A gentleman Just
from the upper part Of the county tells us that a
negro named Charley Bell stole a considerable
amount of money from miner named Cooper,
on Yellow Jacket Creek, some days ago. Bell is
pronounced great rascal by his colored acouain-
iances, and we are assured will meet with rough
treatment if the miners in the section where the
thelt was committed get hold OF him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08

REPUBLICAN COUNTY CoNYENrIoN.-The Re
publcans will elect their delegates to the County
Conyention tonight, (Saturday) Next Saturday
is the day set for nominating a candidate for
Assembly, and such other business as may come
before the Convention. Who the nominee will
be, is yet hard to predict, but we presume one Of
the best men Of the party will be taken up. The
probability is that the county will be quite as
largely represented in Convention as either Of
those already hold
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08

ANOTHER ARRy4L-A company of emigrants
numbering fourteen, including two or three mar
riagcable young ladies, arrived from Howard
comfy, Missouri, this week They intend loca
ting in Weaver basin. Among the number is the
sister and family of Mr. Alex. Gilbraith, an old
mining citizen of this place. They report that
almost The entire immigration this year is lami-
lies; also, that grass is very short this side Of
llGney Lake Valley.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08
GA motion, the Convention adjourned, sine die.
To THE Eorroa OF THE SAN FnANcIsco HERALD {:

To THE EolroR OF THE SAN FBANclsco HERALD :
SIR The undersigned Democrats of the
county Of Trinity have noticed, with emotions of
surprise and pity, card published in the TRINITY
JOURNAL few days ago, signed Jas. Cochran, f.
Walter, j. 5. Pitzer and others, and addressed to
the editor Of tie San Francisco Htrali, request
ing dscontinuauce Of their papers, The fact
astonishes US, that after a vigorous and protract-
ed effort OF several weeks duration, so few out
Of the vast number Of your subscribers in this
county could be induced to sign such a card {;
and we are filled with pity for the ignorance Of
the few WHO are coniessedly unwilling TO hear
both sides Of the great questions involved in the
present campaign.
We wish to take the Campaign HuaH, and
herewith send the amount Of our subscriptions.
We are Regular, National. Constitutional Demo-
Gratis, and supporters Of Breckenridge and Lane.
Upon our cscutcheon is inscribed in unfading
characters, " The Constitution and equality Of
States These are the symbols of everlasting
union. Let these be the rallyng cries OF the
DeODle.p -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08

"STRAwS," &c.-At the breckenridge primary
meeting held in this precinct ON Saturday eve
ming last, one hundred and forty-ive votes were
ppiled-about thirty more than at the Douglas
primary meeting the week previous. Some ar
dent Douglas men had figured it up that there
were not half that number of Breckenridge and
Lane supporters in the township. How is the
sudden Increase to be accounted for.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

The voters of Trinity comfy favorable to the
election Of LINCOLN and HAMLIN, are invi-
urday, Sept. Sth, in primary meeting, and choose
delegates to County Convention, to be holden
in Weavervillc, on
Saturday, Sept. 18th.
Apportionment-O One delegate to each precinct
by courtesy one for each 50 votes, and one for
each fraction Of twenty two or more.
BY order Of the
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Weaveryile, Sept. !, 1860. 34l.
G8-The best Hsesaedy for REcunlaiismIIall :
sar.aparlla Yellow Dock and lodide of Potass 1sGm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08

WAR OF THE RAcEs.--We are told that in the
vicinity of Kanaka Bar, one day last week. a
party Of Indians entered a China cabin with
thieving intent, and indignant at not finding any
mQpcy, proceeded to chop the Celestial occupants
since We have heard Of instances where the
Dggers have taken the cue from tie Sheriff, and
compelled Cinnamon to pay license, but never
before Of SO unccrcmOniOus aud sauguinary pro-
ceedug because they failed to make a raise.
:" Lo, the poor Indian is fast becoming civilized.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08

How is Ir THE Minersvile package Of
IorRNAls goes by way of Shasta, for the reason
that there is a regular mail route between those
two points. For two successive weeks the pack
age sent to Shasta by Saturdays mail has been
rethrned to this post Office on the following Tues
day night. The above question is intended for
the Shasta postmaster to answer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08
Birth:

AT lIocker's MILL Trinity river. Sept. Sd, the
wife Of N. v Brown, of Il Son.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08

NEWS AND EXPRESS FAyoRs.-We are under
obligations to Mr.. II. Greenhood and the. attach
ees OF the Express and Banking House, for liber-
eI ncws and Express iaVors the past weeI.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08

BEf5. AND EVERETT AT IIoVE.-As will be seen
Us the proceedings on the first page Of today
paper, quite a respectable number OF citizens o.
this county assembled at the Court House las
Saturday to declare their preference for Ben ana
Everett, as candidates for President and wee
President. Unanimity Of feeling prevailed, ah(
the adhcrents Of the Union ticket anticipate
very complimentary vote for their favorites y
November. The prominent Union ticket N
are old Wings, q class Of people for wh2Tfde
they are often lightly spoken of now<FpecI
the Democratic party,) we haze G<dy riVer
Jno McMurry, miner Of Red Bl<reEresent present
and one of the best men in broyvioe. eo%'G" "f tbc
ed the Union party of Tria% Of writing this
oher ''G", GG ss dc Geegnes eap nc &ho donss Of the
no tidings had reac/ /--
State Convention. About sixty tons Of hay.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08

SOMETHING SHNY.-A friend on one OF the
bars OF lower Trinity sends us a specimen of
some kind found in his claim. we have not had
ap opportunity to test it yet but as soon as we
can Will give him the result. Qf one thing we
are positive-that it contains either cold silver.
zinc, iron, or something else which looks nice
and shiny.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08

OPENING EXERcIsEs,-Rev. r. Starr King de-
HVered the Grafton, and Jno. r. Ridge, ESQ., of
The DenOcraf, read poem at the opening OF the
Northern District Fair, at MarysyilIe, on the 4th
inst.
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FOR SALE.

TWO SHARES. (TWO SLUICE-HEADs) 10
4 the Grass Valley Water Ditch, conveying wa.
ter from Grass Valley creek to Ohio Flat with
reservoir attached. For particulars, apply at
the UNION HOTEL.
Weaverville, Sept. /, 1860. 332w.
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IsbAE Rry/ge Williams ranch, in Hay
the nro5uct <dcstroyed by fire on Wednesday
Forr, var/Suspicion rests on an old Indian,
If las v<fer redskins say, has for long time
bsfd TO have revenge on the settlers be-
,/some Of his relatives were killed at the
he Sheriff Dixon and company avenged the
death Of Anderson, in 1852. 1t will be rcmem-
bered that the above company surprised the In
dans in the vicinity Of the "Cave, in Hay Fork
Valley and killed near a hundred Of them. The
hay was valued at $50 a ton, on the ranch. One
half the loss falls on Mr. Williams, the other on
Mr.. Kellogg, who has cultivated the ranch the
past season. That Indian will yet meet with u
serious accident, we predict
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Married

In WeayerYille, Sept. 4th, by D. W. Clegg, j.
r, ALEX. GATES, late Of Independence, to AL
ylRA HESTER, late Of Howard county, Mo-
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L. u { { G L !

TAS. S. MCCAIN ~ co. OFFER FOR SALE
~ well selected stock of Brandies, Gins, Scotch
Whskey, Jamaica Rum, Sherry and Port Wines,
Ale and Porter-in bulk ana bottles Also, su.
perlor BOURBON WHISKY, Apple Jack, Cider,
Ginger, Hook, Claret, Sauterne and California
Demjohns, &c.
JAS. -. Mccain & Co.
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Pierce, Church g. Go.

A RE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING A FINE
"A Assortment of Groceries, Liquors, Dry Goods
and Clothing, which having been selected with
care are offered, with confidence that customers
will be satisfied. Call and See
Weaver, June l6, 1860. %,