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Great Fire in JaDan--Japaneso Piremen.

Great Fire in JaDan--Japanese Piremen.
a severe FIRE occurred at Naga saki, Japan,
Dec. 26tk, which destroyed the premises of the
American Consul of that port, comprising his
offices, stOrehouses, e., and the premises of
the extensive American merchants, Msssrs
Sassoon d Co. The residence of the Ameri-
can Consul escaped, being in another part Of
of the town. The property of Consul Walsh
destroyed is estimated at sI5O,OOO, and of
Sassoon q Co. at s250,OOO
A correspondent of the Boston Traveller
gives an amusing account Of the operations of
tn Japan Fire Department at the conaagra-
ton. He writes
The Governor and suite were present, and
also any quantity Of japanese, with wooden
engines, with single action, throwing water
by jerks about thirty feet Also number of
Japanese with huge fans placed on the adj join
ing houses, and tanning ihs fire 80 keep itaway
The fire dresses OF the officials, of which there
were some thousands on the g-Ound, were Of
the utmost magnifcenee, and tue whole scene
of tile flames, and the brilliant aud splendid
clothing OF the Japanese, formed picture that
must be witnessed to be appreciated.
I
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God.

DFRSONS WISHING TO PUR-
CHASE the hest auulitv o Hickory Wood, can DO
So by ling st No nvait Exchange, on ihe dock
Cleveland, Aplil 0 gi5 L hANsON-
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NcMOVaI.

KOCH, LEVI & MAYER HAVE
I'M rumlved their Store No Il7 water street. where
ihss will herraer fOunl prepared 10 Wat upon her
~ b-,.sbIs CfoibITy feb2f
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Russian StFam Bath Establishment,
BY II. RAEBEZ,
ST. Clair Street. Nos ss 81, opposite the Angler House
DAILY OPEN.

Honrs OF Adnaiss0n-FoT Ladies, 10 y A. N. except
ing SUNDAY For Gsltl3monSun5aY from 70 u O'Clock
A NJ. and all other days srom 20 O'Clock p ~
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NEW YORK TRUSTEES.
1ALTB .. HALsTEAD, President Manhattan Bank.
,CUYLEK LINIvGsTUN, E1rm Ot Bare ay = LIylugston-
" ATS ShLRMAN, Duncan Sherman 3 tS0-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24
d a L US
AROMATIC VALLEY WHlSKEY /!
FOR MEDICINAL USE,

TTAS NOW TAKEN THAT POSITION IN
| ] the worlds estimation, which JustlheS its
Proprietor in claiming for it
A Superiority Unriyaiied,
Produced, as it is, by process known only to
the Manufacturer, and extracted from the chOic-
est grain, which grows no where but in favored
locality in the Valley of the Monongahela, and
containing no particle of deleterous admXture
it has acquired reputation for pertec! purity
and intrinsic excellence, based solely upon its IN
herent merit which the Proprietor does not in
tend shall ever be forfeited. Its universal use
by the
Medical Profession
is most urgently recommended. Already has it
found its way into the principal public aud pri-
vate HosNtals in the country, and wherever it
has been once used, it forthwith becomes ne
cessity.
The attention of consumers is called to the GER
tifcates of the following well known Chemists
have analyzed q sample of " Daily Aromnt-
ic Valley Whiskey,' and lind to be pure ar
tcle. of fine flavor, and without any deleterlous
admiNture. JAMES Il. CillLTON, NJ. H.,
New York Chemist.
State .lssa8ey's O&ce' 80 Somerset s.,
BosroN, April 18th, 1858.
WM II. DALY, New York
| have made chemical analysis of your Aro-
matte Valley Whiskey, and ind it PURE FINE
rIAVoREp RYE WuISKEY, containing no injurious
matters Of any kind, and would recommend 1t
as suitable for medical and public purposes.
CHARLES Il. JACKSON,
State Assayer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24
state .4ssa8e,'s O9ice' 80 Somerset S., J
RoSrON. ADru 18th, 1888.

WM. ii. DAILY
Your Aromatic Valley Whiskey is received.
and after careful examination | find it to be u
pure article, entirety free from the adUiterGi"g IN
grtdients SO fyeqacndY used Very respectfully,
JAMES j, MApES Analytical Chemist
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24
fe25.Glm.is
INSOIVENT NOTICE.

INSOINENT NOTICE.
In TIC Nnh Jp3jcj8 District court, ia anil fer
The county Of Tjfaay and state Of California;
sn she ,,,natcE of the petition of a. y. FEs.-
TER, sn gusOIYrnt DCbaOr;
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF TIE HON.
L WM. T.. DANGERFlELD, Judge Of said District
Court notice is hereby given to all the creditors
of the said lnsolvent, \. }. Felter, to be and ap.
pear before the Hon. VIM. Z. Daineer.ield, afore-
said, in open Court at the Court room Of said
Court in the county Of Trinity. on the
18th day of April, a, D., 1860,
at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, Of that day, then and there
to show cause if any they can, why the prayer Of
said Insolvent should not be granted, and an as.
signmeut of his estate be made, and he be dis
charged from his d BITS and liabilities, in pursu-
ance Of the statute in such cases made and
provided and in the mean time all proceedings
against said Insoveut be stayed.
Witness my hand aud seal of said Court, this
lith day Of March, a. d., 1860,
NJ. +. GRIFFIN, Clerk
BY JNo. A. WATSON, Dep. Clerk. obi
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

EASTER MONDAY BALL.-Mr. Richard Ryan an
nounces that he will give Dancing party at bis
Ball Court on Monday, April 9th. The place
is the most suitable one for dancing in town, and
the Ball will doubtless be well patronized.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

FINALLY DISPOSED OF-IIenry Wappner has
been sentenced to imprisonment for life for kill
ing Louisa Vollmer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

JTAS NOW TAKEN THAT POSITION IN
| ] the worlds estimation, which justiies its
Pronrietor in claiming for il
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

Mr.. BUCHANAN declares his purpose to provide
fsr every man Col. Forney discharges from Office.
The war between these gentlemen will be to the
knife.-.N Y. Times.
Here is an edifying exhibition" war to the
knife" between the Chief Magistrate of the Uni
ted States and the Clerk of the House of Repre-
sentatives-lhe President of the Republic waiting
to take up and reward every person that the
Clerk discharges from office Spain may dismiss
her apprehensions for time, Mexico may rest
easy and Utah may breath free, for the Com
manderin Chief of the Army and Navy of the
United States is absorbed for the present and no
doubt will be for the remnant of his term by his
terrific war to the knife" with one of the Clerks
of co ordinate Department of the Government.
Let the whole country, let all the nations, stand
off and contemplate the grand political duel
Louisville J0urnd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

SAD AFFAIR IN SHASTA CoUNTY-The Shasta
papers of last week narrated the particulars of a
sad affair and the excitement growing out of it,
which occurred at Dry Creek, in the early part
of the week 1t was tale of seduction and
abortion, followed by the death OF the victim, a
girl of fifteen years, named Amelia Kunschinsky,
for several years a member of the family of Au
gust r. Stiller, of that place, aud duplicating
two prominent citizens of that county, DR.. Gut
man and A. II. Stiller. The HeraH presented a
gloomy picture Of the affair, which, from what
we have since ascertained, seems to have been
considerably overdonp. We learn, by Thursday
nights express that the matter had been under
investigation before Justice keene for five days,
and that the evidence went to show that the girl
rave birth to child of some four and half
months, caused by no appliance or agency Of the
accused The whole case is undergoing thor
ough investigation, and will undoubtedly result
in bringing the guilty parties, whoever they may
be- to punishment The excitement had suhsided
at last accounts, and the feeling towards the ac-
cused persons lad somewhat changed-in their
favor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

CALIFORNIA AGAINST THE WORLD. - Bayard
Taylor in one of his letters, says that no country
in the world can grow such vegetables as are
raised in this State and tells what he saw at the
State Agricultural Fair
looming upon pile of green boulders--huge
geodes of malabte, you suspect-yOu find them
to be watermelons walking down a glen, be-
tween rounded masses of orange colored rock,
you see, at last that they are only pumpkins,
weighing two hundred and sixty pounds apiece |!
What is this silvery globe, the size of your head ?
Bless me, an onion Are those turnips, or
paving stones? White columns of celery, rising
from the floor, curl their crisp leaves over your
head those green war clubs are eucumbers and
these legs, cut off at the groin and clad in orange
tights, are simply carrots!"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24
CAUTION !!

1t has come to my knowledge, that parties ia
San Francisco have resort"d to the base artlce
OF attempting to forge my label, with some slight
alterations, using the name DGLAY'S' instead
Of Days Aromatic Valley Whiskey,"
and also using the word CUMBERLAND instead
of Monongahela"
These bogus Labels have been put on bottles
OF entirely different shape from mine, containing
the cOmmonest trash, and packed in cases, intcn-
ded to initiate, and branded similar to the genn-
inc, using the name " DELAY'S' instead OF " Da-
lys." Dealers ia the interior rs well us consum
ers are cautioned not TO be imposed upon by this
bogus article.
Particular attention is called to the shape Of
my Bottle, which is unlike any other, and also to
The name William III. Daily, New York,
blown in each Bottle.
| have no fears Of this or any other spurious
article interfering with the sale Of my
AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEX,
but | cannot allow such a base fraud to be proc-
fused upon honest Merchants and the unsuspect-
ing Consumer without noticing it.
VUxHa- III. DAILY,
Sole Proprietor,
Nn,v Xnr.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

MEssRs. BLOCK and ALBRIGHT, of the express
Office, are thanked for favors done us this week
=, NEARLY ll,OO0 letters went by the Overland
Mail on Friday week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

Two FACTS WoRrHY or N0rICE. - Mcssrs.
Douglas & Sherwood, in order to fill their South
ern and Western orders are compelled to work
their operatives at night In passing hy their
place of business last night, we noticed their
five story building, Ncs. 81, 53, and IS White
street, lighted from top to bottom, aud, upon in
qnry, learned the above facts which show two
things very conclusively -one, that hoop"d skirts
are as popular ever, aud another, that large
Southern and South western orders are being
filled in this CITY,. Y. ErpTess
The above item is going the rounds of the pa
pers to show that the South has not withdrawn
lis patronage from Northern manufacturers, but
as Douglas & Sherwood are large manufacturers
Of hooped skirts we are inclined to believe that
it was really nothing more than an editorial
'' puff" for which the Express was well paid.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24
News Depot Notice

GUBSCRIBERS AND PATRONS will take
> notice that they can buy or subscribe, as be-
fore, to the Daily, Weekly and Atlantic papers
at the store of Chas. Wogc, Tobacconist, on Main
street. Also, the Stationery Of the above named
Depot is there, and awaits purchasers selection
at reasonable rates.
Thanks to my patrons for their custom. ] may
say necessity Ga harsh weapon) has caused a change
in my affairs u. WEBSTER CLEt'd'.
Weaver, March 3, 1860. It'd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

,o,,r IMPROVEMENTS AND CHANGEs.-Mr. Tim
nerman, an industrious and clever old German,
4 i purcbased the Finley lot, formerly owned by
4. Dawson, on the hillside west Of town, and
i rroceedng to lay it out in tasteful manner.
4 will erect residence on the site of the former
eue during the summer. 1t will be a beautiful
Dot when properly arranged and cultivated.
Il W J. Hupp, Esq, is fencing in large lot on
L z,lvider hill, adjoining the residence of Charles
,oor on which he intends to build neat house.
H. is setting out large number of fruit trees,
. nd report says life companion will soon fol-
i ow for which we don't vouch, however.
Mr. Vim. Moloney has bought of r. A, Fagg,
5rso the lot directly opposite the residence of
h., Trask. lie is repairing the house, and will
1 omove there on the first of the coming month.
4 Jno. W. Badger has sold his large lot on Tay-
~ street to f. A. Buck and d. IL. Trufant. The
,,nrchasers will build a house this summer.
Mr. A.. j. Loomis intends to build cottage
residence on his large lot adjoining Dungey's
Garden, this season. The lot is one of the most
valuable in Weavcrvile, and already contains
several hundred fruit trees aud vines.
DR.. II. NJ. Chauncey has purchased IIowe's lot
adjoining the residence of y. j. L0omis, on which
he intends to erect an Office.
NJ Ruch. Esq, has built himself residence on
East Weaver Creek, near the site OF the German
Festival grounds last year, to which he Will re-
move on the first of April 1t is represented as
being a very pretty location.
The Olmstead property, formerly occupied by
Mr.. Ruch, has passed into the hands OF e. Mer-
rill, Esq, who has leased it to Gray q Harris
where their milk business will be carried on
hereafter
Two new residences are going up on the Cen
ter street extension and other improvements in
the way of fencing, &c, are being made on that
street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

DIFFERENCE OF OPINION-Scott voted recently
against the reference of Burch's Pacific Railroad
Bill to the Committee which he (B.) especially
desired. The Washington correspondent of the
alta says:
AS Burch had voted with Scott, he felt little
stung on hearing that gentleman vote against
his motion of reference He said nothing, how
ever at the time; but Scott was entirely out of
humor at the course things bad taken. He had
remarked during the vote on Burch's proposition
that he was willing Burchs bill should go to the
Military Committee To this Burch took eXcep-
ton, and some harsh words were afterwards eX-
changed in the lobby. Friends interferrod and
the matter was soon quettd down. apprehend
that no great cordiality of feeling has existed
between these two gentlemen, as it is understood
that they represent opposite interests in their
State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24
THE JOURNAL.
xVeaycryiIle Post Cmce.

|Tba mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
,ho steamer Of April 9th. will close at this of
l. on Friday evening, March 3Oth, at ! o.
i, m. JAS. O'CONNOR, p NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24
Halls Sarsapariila, Yellow Dock
and Iodide of Potass

Is prepared from the finest red Jamaica Sarsa
PARTLY and English Iodide of Potass-admirahle
as restorative and.purler Of the blood, it clean
ses the system of all morbid and impure NATTER
removes pimples boils and eruptions from the
skn-cures rheumatism and pains of all kinds
All who can afford should use it as it tends 10
give them strength and prolong life. Sold by
Druggists, generally, at 81 per bottle.
R. HALL d co, Proprietors
Wholesale Druggists, ll3 and l45 Clay ST.,
3m. San Francisco.
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[C0niinuea from Yestsrdag ]
THE KANsAs-NEBRAsKA Bill.


Take the case now. / have read the plat
forms and shown that they ere inconsistent.
But let me tell you what was the clause in
the Kansas-N ebrsska bill which they affirmed
again and again. 1t states that the Demo-
cratic party determined "neither to legislate
slavery into those Territories" oh, no Of
course not-''nor 70 exclude it therefrom."-
What are you to do then 2-"but to leave the
people perfectly free to form and regulate
their domestic institutions in their own way,
subject only TO the Constitution of the United
States" Now, what do you think of that p
Did not intend to legislste slavery into Kan
sas nor to exclude it; but did intend to leave
the people perfectly free to form and regulate
their own way" Is that your doctrine to-
day2 Editor Of the Yeomsn, are you gSlng
TO publish it that way to-day, that the object
Of the Nebraska bill was intended to leave
the people perfectly free to regulate their eWn
domestic institutions in their own way p
You say to-day in the resolutions you have
adopted, that the people shall not do any
such thing; and if Douglas goes for any such
doctrine, we will see him damned if he re-
mains in the Democratic party: and Mr.. Sill
yertooth declares he is already out of the pale
of the Democratic church. A voice-"the
whole Democratic party is not responsible for
him. OF course mott God forbid they
shsuld be- Laughter and applause.] The
great mass of the Republican party is Of the
Democratic party, but they are of the good
old American gold with the stamp Of '76, not
the bogus Democratic stamp of 1854 and
1856. They are with US now, and will be
with us hereafter, and therefore stand here
and the lights are out The darkness will
not keep you, however, from knowing that
they are incompetent to administer the gov
ernment that the whole party is responsible
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For SRle.
ROUSE & JENNINGS.
For Sale on Exchange.


PROSPECT sT-Hsuss and lot west Of Erie stree; win
e1ehanse for some 10 teros Of the main roads
the city-S20O0.
A HANDSOME REsIDENCF-in a Isrrs and flourish
ing village railroad 90 m. les east Of this city
large and we finished two story house snd baIn
o. land with great varesy Of ehoies fruit; erchunEs
Tor ei property or farm in This state OF wesf.
DETROIT ST House and barn and four lots 10 erbauss
for a farm IN this state
TAVERN STAND-'n a thriving village and on a thar.
ough1rs N Minnesota: bu ldgs large and vel arranged
now doing good business 10 eIch nge for stock Of
gods OF Other property.
SAW hILL-and Is acres Of land on the Chagrin Rivar
81 miles Om ChAgrn Falls; valuable water DOp sr snd
permanent stone dam with small dwelling: exchange
TO- CRY propeHy-Slo0l
STEAM SAW MILL AND WATER GRIT MILD
miles from this city, nj Is and hachin y usarE new
aud In good order with dwelling BAN and 3 acrs
10 exchange for good iaTm within s. miles Of this
eify-S3oo0.
WESTERN LANDS-SOms very good in Indiana, Illinois,
Iowa and Missouu-to exchange Tor city properly or
$40 We sECUR ~ Soli and mortgages with some
mo1ey 10 exchange r syp 5Iery or SO 10 acres
So ACRES-s miles nom the city on good road with
log house ard frame barn good orchard and % tim
ber-to exchange for city properly
ORANGE sTREET-HOuss and lot, to exchange i0r
AN IMPROVED FARM Of us acres in IlIros 10 miles
from Joliet, II from railroad stat OG-com1leIsy fsncsd
-hteen acres timber balance praire lO5 cuhiFa
time,
AN EXCELLENT STEAM sAW-MIII. in the eity Of
Oshk n, WIS., on the Fox River, st Of the best
markets for lumber in the west Mill tbuur one year
Old-machineIy manuiacuTed a. Cuyahoga Furnsce-sl-
change tor ei y property.
TOedn RailToad-Wli change for city properly well
located
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
6se99 Marble Blsck.
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ITO Be o0niinued. ]
FOR THE PEOPLR
bargains for the People !

r I. BALDWIN & co. will mark
lie down, on Monday 23d lost, 1000 yards shilling
jam Ell BALDWIN co.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
WHEELER & EILSON MACHINE

stands frat and foremost in all cases where an Exhibition
IS had showing the merits Of different kinds. And
person viii dispute the justice and proprety OF
these decisions over seven yssrs hsid us Ss
satisfied all competent judges that
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-23

NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
IN superior article Of BITUMlNOUS COAL, which is
particularly adapted TO domestic purposes, wen as foT
steam and smith use can be had Of the undersigned Agents
10 the Company.
Orders city freight trade will be executed with dis
pate and Coal de vere at part of the city Of quality
which will not fail to plepge If left Ht either Of our uoes
at the store Of Gaylord Hammond No go SePeriOr st.
WHEELER HAMMOND.
oct1 No. 81 River street, and c. r P. Coal Pier.
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GuprauErs.

EngFaVIng and LIIhOgraPhiDg,
RRAINERD & &BURRIDGE,WO
u ENGRAVERs AND LTTHoGRPHERs Bank
Street, Cleveland. o.
DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
IL y Electro Platter Door Plater and Manufactor-cOr-
Of Ontario and Prospect ss (up staTs) Cleveland o.
Prspared 10 repate Spoons, FORKS CaEtorR c, and
make them equal 70 new. Door Trimmings furuisheI
Plated toorder Bell Hanging promptly attended 70, and
prices reasonable i1l22dti6
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mal1ts.
Boor0inq.

ROARDNGH HOUSF-Dr. BEACH
- has taksnt the ne Boarding House, No. 90 Superior
s. which has newly fitted Up and open for
the reception % boardeIs II Jy25:2ty
BOARDING. - The House No. "a
ID Public Square, and by the Stone ChurchOne Of the
pleasantest locations in the ctyhas been thoroughly
paired aud open for BoaTders Families wishing To
furnish their Oe accommodated with large
and and bed-raOG and Single ROareTH
ard Day B1srders will find good accommodations rea
sonablo terms Ladies net excluded. References given
spd received anr7R29 5. ". RuRRlTT.
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WHEEAER & WILSON'S
MACHINE
IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD!

A few Of the many reasons given why WHEELER
WILSON'S stands pre-eminently above all others
lst. Wheeler Wilson's is much simpler than the oh
erst requiring lei thah aif the amount Of machinery
I'd As the result Of This simplicity, this Machine is
much less liable than others to get out Of repair all
pic on OF machinery tho tendency deTunge
msnt.
3D. Another result Of this simplicity is durability.
4h Less friction; consequently, greater ease and rapid
ity Of motion, with less
S h. The Wheeler 3 Wilson'S makes what Is popuiarly
known as the LOCK STITCH. that viii not ZIP nor
RATEL, and the same upon BOTH SIDES OF THE CLOTH.
9Th. II makes ore bsauifu seam.
1h Il takes less thread be applied greater va
riety Of uses. Sc, &C.
But 70 understand its advantages every should
anime for thomse YES
AZ the present prices they come within the reach Of al
who wish GOOD and RfLIABLF Sewing Machine. An
animation is solicit d. the flee AelOdeOn block 25
Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio
mo. E. STRONG, Aselt.
u SEHD FOR CIRcULAR. dsclgRsdEw
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-12-21
Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA

4 Benerofeat Institution cstaI1ished Jy spec;ax
Endo'snent, for The relief Of Tie sick and dis
tressed, afflicted ,eih pirnient and Epidemic
DiSeases, aaa especiallg. for The cure Of Diseqs-
es Of The Seraat 0rgaSs.
M hplCAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
ter with description Of their condition. lace.
occupation, habits Of life, &c and in cases Of
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free Of
VALUABLE REPORTS on sperinatorrhea.
ana ethcr diseases Of the sexual organs, and on
inc New Remedies employed in the Dispensary.
sent TO the afflicted in scaled letter enyoloues
age viii be acceptable. 80 i'09'
Address DR.. j. sKlLLIN HOUGHTON. Act
NE ny surgeon Howard Association, No South
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa. Nv order oe
the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Pres't
nov GEO. FAlRCHILD, Sec'y.