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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-22

2urh perlenitbe etntaufs i'm ;iorpen Din i'd in
Cen St1nc 9eeBt, mrInrn ~9ecbrtrn &uncen elm ppr.
'lAIhrS VIAcr orr bcifrn &ilarren itper Nrt unp S,,.
iltat 81 hn9nIbmsmrle tllIllrn VreiJrn cft. tren m
tOnneH. @icitfAlls cmpfsbls id, mrin wobInTurtirtss
Wager Won JtAndbs. &Hu- uup Shnupf Iabaf, Ofeif.n
auer Nrt uur ,pnitl9c Nrtlttl, re III einem @joorrrn.
@slthaIt 9eirohnlltb 9rluht wcrpen. lin cine %aef1lli,.
A''lI'9t le'nfs EHAsr' elttrt y. Ts ienfrlp.'
9iU. 1874 Srpaphrs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-22
2Ied,tcr MhcinmcinL

Err rctjrrir'cRecu Cuthtum citnt titrmit yr Na+rid't, tef
letSCn cnc 2treuuS itititlmportrtcn HbcnwCin crbli;n haze.
Vrfluir. Scbu Wnlitr,
1881 YutTTtsUn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-22
ScfdcdftH=2 lm;ciaca.
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1i2 W1Iplr.ct.

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,tr' "ra:i'Haics arr Eits*oHc ern II r'ro rre3 ttdntn tRt srp-t
&uSmahi Ncr tcscr AtaicTja!;cn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-22
Ocutl he 0tbnmme.
NtrS. y. Soumann, MGribhu- etraGe

imlithcn Der 5teH unp Stem.
ntadbt cen Jraucn 8ihmOacS Die erstbcnlt aneioe. baf Il,
HeNtTia1s ais Pebammc !uoitrt uno aUf :r rn;ptrIit6r m jam.
ptr9 III 2'tcrn IFr Gr1mttn he'tanneE bar, m0rIber lie ri, hrCi,r
ltu9ntne OUric9Gn lam, meSb ID ut itb tt voGfpmmcu( IN GIL"
9tnhrItcn btlttn3 tnpttbit 5HgIcth mahf eicitlbe lhrtr t,Snn.
TIinrn oW AnitI9e, Dap NJ IN Atu:lhlGnL mebrtrc T-ir. in,,s, -,
Baltimore - Sabre pr&ttlrirt bet. MID Dap lie orSbolp ne SSrri ,s A."
run3 9cren lam. r0F Nc tt2aI5c MUfmd IN Ser idnsuitrp lEE,"f,
sax A' DHI!NVENNtli NuSTtntCn Tam. % =
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-22
EDWARD ". CANNsy,
SFTfentitib'r Nota ump W.rtts Nnmaf,,
SlHct: cd WnHrruOr. NM %yranfltn- CITRATE.
8. y. g tedsr'a

Neu etn9erItbtrte peutlhe Su.htintPrri!
6ortltritt nil on Gnforbcrmacn bsr3riI Mug QDrincicf ,ip
Scoem, DER rlH3titHitEr rtbti9 pcritcbi; SiinfanS m 9Iufi,rin
Sc2 ritltnl VruHclapc tc'CcIt, rial he iN mn rem Y.rebrlihsp
eeutlhtn YubIltum ctt tTlt3tnc &Hirilt III m.theu. cog ih nrsin,
iuhbnecrst rurh psr'birtmc l,It9,m agc%erbcntrIns bresurns
oTT0puN"nPi9i b3Ht, uhe 1881 curh Die b,crrurib befyiyiirn QScrbri-
nu9c III Ituten III ocn Staus lricei bin. Mnc m mcir MN itio-
5rncG ATs'tisn. aIS: Yprfo!ic'e, Mgff~Grnbiuoe G;nfa0unoen
ZEN S!a'Fy.sn g. 'r. @lt @'tsa 2'ertn tur Hra3OOp- slcrcs it.
&'Gie fNT SentNcr pcretr nan MIC ptr aalefertt0t -
Nae %rter NEbtatCR g;u 6pti, Naggs uat o5Iaa. int immc
porratfis !. >. 5tyC,- '"'
.SGbgtRotr uuo QoNparbsiteL,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-22
acknowledgement.

pctsn py GHi6 ( sitter via Yrcrcu ,rsNier:
5000 en-. y mbrrast ,}wrIib,n,
1890 Yie. yinitu.
RirGl e
&'icNcr. rflGicr rtS'cr rj"'n aHtn Mst',, ',N wcyNcn ii I'll
tcn lut run. EcsCr IL lpUt GrHfIuft GaGca, Hnlc 2@anen ;1cri
III HCeheu.
&itnsre. Sa I. Sail 1859. ScSu Serkis.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-22
O5drtcns sUirtbIhnit in SntH,rtrmn.

WdltrnE FNirfNlb0lt N yNutrbtrtrWn.
Ter lortcjc.trete trlIubI nd &c n 6rcuretn unb bin &C amin .
I'm ??u1liluh be Nn thc III muttn eIB CT ant @not san x'utbcr-
igrsu cine GartcnsS Nuth,dtart ercnntt bat, mo CT tih fnICn It,c
Mr uIb tchtr Suaitr0t iHStcpreCc and tu @lSe 6hteu Ittbl
iMpsr u.tu Hbeiup III ,scr tb pr @aGpRc 81 81 30 0bIG0c) i'll
L.Etu aro. Su I tunelidcm gcub laet. Gin Gptp WulItv.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-22
-. II. &trccfcr,

~. "a. SyfrcCTrr,
Nprthrtrr, TrmAit, jmprrtcr ven etmt'
i5cn SbsmitaIicn II. /. ~. Mr.. 3 Nixin, CTR.
9rNruutcr Gem alton gfarfte.
Es~ Rttcptt Ntrceu nit Der orrG,cn Sprefalt ue @enau.
Aitt herctt;, 'prte Mcmtfhc 9rGpdrdit uuo GnIt gicr
NIL auptrtter YunIIidlctt teiprat. E0pptOufltutt mrseu cas
I'ihbaIt9c v0HCr omcrudriiCtcr. ecutifc uue f,In,6nitcr itcis
friihcr = Nrircjm. (SoucYs Nrtitelu II. i. ~. in kutcr suerabl Ielhi
IN Iu9cnltcin mctmcu, wrltr arturl ,um 5bti ltbt III nic,rrse-
ron. ale Zen rcrollrCn prciicn otarlG0eu wtrotu. M,pi;tnFu-
ter merocn ~ ban biliSiten 9rstnyunsrr wicstrux mil ncusm
Sprrathc aue1tIIlct.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-22
e.. II. GRAVES

Spuic uno etgH Yainttr ant @laStr,
7 Snakc,. ;pri1cu @rpNo~ uRa &rsoe.
,RtsnrNr, SG.
sac ia fide Btktafs sWtst tNiblS9trce ArEtiten, Iewie euA
eraluins. T;srh.lrs unp &Nm ron Stutcu 10, wlrS;u idnca
kiaisp we Ietepsdppa NGtsctultI. lni suelrehtt auf rdst H,la
6. >. 0rast5.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-22

Scatlb 6chamme c.
WrF. 8. Stanpr. 16S Sreapitr. jpiiaen Der
s. Mnu !. Suafe,
nahr Ger ceatittn 6raweR 8idn'nhs bc crsCtcnlte auicisc, tae
IL II 1tuilTlanp ale pttammc tueicrt uup ouf Der lluircrluat
di gcirii9 tpr Sr0mcn btianNta bal. wprubcr Tic BIC tcitt 3ruenihr
pprCetn fam, gcshelt nc I'D bet rprtrmmtnecn @rlcai ticn be-
huS cuiFfe5it. SuSleth nahi oicitibc tbrcR Coeuncrinnci bic On
i:lst, eaf fc SaS >jnsfcn er Amtcr, s'lurcsCI'tvcn II. l. m. btntrs
bt,arst aaa serartlara &uiirasen ~iNnsQftcnS na6ntSn1mt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-22
GcHfics,c Nriicbtc!
7 G3 uneerebetmr r

GNcHtid,c Eriici,tc!
Joeeb unperebetmt
Rp. 4 gia,nfroBc. nabc am alten Mlrtt,
ttLauSt no cen ptuikDta gu. lius. rumtntin oauSfraurr, bic
"ali:Ise ~ alaAsn, raR IT Gin Y GER auer reWhGtr igidr ldnt,
Strfrldlt. hrQ4Ebrhc SrrInsc, Sa,wtiScr~ UNI g~lnburatr EnI,.
SaGcucr. Sa:SinS, bs mae yertItb,n. ecUtIbr 28une, tinstn adM,
&r1t!t, ate arEen eannits, &isaTrcr IL. &C., wtlbt Nrctl pIlIbe
1iiIsitm Srels strtaurt.
~ Gn sui;s Vaas Nasrbitr NIB isutise GririIt lnacn fnf
eo'oIhjt ~qictitaGe IL lrotr 3ct i'll bSttn, unh laect II R,iglacn
&ciuct f~taHbtttbrt un TdCrb @TRs rSbtimer.
Hrri&urfuc &uarsn frElrit ircten yer IampijhiE
unp Yudttbrrt &m.S y. IsItr, ais
~ 2:eiG. Din JiYt NM Eommrn &&biettp.
:u0 artub SruHrY, Wln MD Jtam.
loo MALAGA UNI YprtpCin.
$50 8rrcG Sunh anp vapcr JiaiiinS.
lV0 gN Carbonate Sprd.
100 GaciCt NunpenrCr Sea.
40 halsc gprcs Slat Ira.
100 Grob 5rlc9raph. Aiouup t30oo uno Stauaba
WlthcS.
goo ScreS paper UNI @rildttS >tarh.
T~etat9rs, Onions, Gr.Fib, 0tlb, Salt, Sls.t, Gut
trr. 0tccic. yarc, Saern, SpitcS, 9aptr. 1ube,
Mea!Irs, Gt9arO, @orrage, Sl1drn9. 6losr &c. &c.
Vile eiele 2SaarsA linp Irtlh mn oun tch;r Qua.
t!at Ene perfauit pisltlbcn iu ZEN t~ial9ittu greilcn
" NJ. y. GYItr,
0b1lriRlc Grocer, YrUMiirt unb
0'qnrr Dealer.
Is. G5traec, swtlhcn Gmp IN Stain.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-22
30 c M sell 9aus"

&a1Cs, Sn0f. 0uus unp yoscrtiCr. Salsn.
0itinrr 0rcunsen frmic bcm acfummtcn QubIifun Die r,cs,r,
NniclSc, teF Ih am SuFc 3 & Ntucn Marttes, nctcn Htab'S Do
tel, en- ntuco Snadr oGae cinAerttir: babt, rriclbt ncScr rrrufi-
gen Grrrl'dunQcr 'tCtS Elm 9uCS @tN6 SCrGcr ibcS %rfiS Qoor.
Sir 81 bobrn ut. Glnr@ reNt iahlrldcn @ciudb fest ]freunrIppdif
tat3c9tn Srbn GfarrbauIcn. Tot
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-22

II WkIs. GraistS, pspOtItp, 5raaatIro. 0rrtne .une .st
Gut Ycaf 3udct
% ktiS. Is ptnrm II unt q Rare. 3ade,.
81 btlS. rrtm: Ttr er1 9tp Srtcane Sadtr.''
ioe bios. McsIum 10 prlm,
5ao bklS. prlac utp crgp Nra Srleane 2fpiantt,
ts5 itrrus 10
go 1bis. tsclecu uup s}lad Sp,as.
800 bboS. NuStsraeo Wpidnee.
400 tsIs. unp IItTteS sstSn oamS.
sun bbss. s,aeou SleCe uns SSraletrS.
$50 bills. une ttcrttS yare trrmt lead.
$50 imcYItlttrny cai uare.
$50 telS. Gut mo iSrp6 ptrriuSs.
800 tpreS Neamantiue une Iaupro Camille.
soc bcres Slad. Srppn UNI SHIep Sscr".
$50 itsrsts 8ie.
so bblS. &rtam Gle.
400 bhie. purt elscr Siucea.
90 bsrts Gn9Irb Dairp &btt,.
OF bble. 0intiunait uue ltccintb sRbjsfts, Run, ej., Srort4
Gsrriai, Vert uno WaecHa 96tju.
$50 bills. pure Sreinta pipuniam GStief,p.
100 tcrceS ypuepN Yeutr
I5e bastrtS champagne.
AS bags Ga9utro, Rpta, Waracai6r, Tr unt 9ava Coffee
100000 grlnupe, 9dsaua unt aGperc &isayyea.
Is bblS. Giter.
- pslS. Sldlet.
3ae psl0. 0amliu, Grtrd, Supcrfnr. Sine II. / Tieelin0e GIpur
9';r!h Vince, Sep Sorps. &3rappins 1rpiue.
NrdppuRs Sdpcr, Ecttr uno ,5ppik1p YGscr, E.NN GiuItr, ac
rIabIcncn Hno 0ran pCpprv. YtEeric Srcsr urt I3aibna Srce
had. green un Gunpsnec~ ibt, Stdrtc. Na,hte aur SprItr
S'rprAte, SuSctte, eictttc Sme, 9teufrn, WfciInfrpfc, &0rd.
YNe Nauiabdi. 6s @lue, HR,nCse, Nfaccareni, 8trnirni, Sbp
HlIdtue, SrRlhtN, @cah eWpeerS. Hnp ais iuntiscu Nrtitcl, b.
tNrr 8rcterp une 1urriihtns G,atUdentnt stkalttn mcrEen.
SHa' SeTtdHt auserR SlEls Scsen toar let
Iii nj. 0alldt Gbtne.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-22
ScfdmHtrnndhunocm
Neutfhe 9Ipptbefe

~NH4INVN "PUIUtHN
EHT ecn WY VII ncintr btcfetn 2dneSIcutcn f. rti6Iih at
'd'cr''cr |r'rrrt p Tilt eeneno, empfcbIe ih mid aud f,rn,rSir
NClcnr aeHttH: u - lrcucr. inpcm ih ~ sIciher Belt ,ur RtHnt>
Az triusc. rGf ~ IL. den 9rosutn uno R,eitamtuttn, tbta
rt'tit: ,Eua"n.n. Srbii ftine Rne srpbe Utite, Says, Srits~
rnc!i. @cfT9r"Fr ~ru'dcC,, -,.,h ...>..n, .,..ns srltn,
"uncr SruHters3&ie, GbVrlott. MHolrrni. SGlatEl in srcetn 4n.
.rtrtr N!G'.aCn. ,3imlr, cIr;sm mr. ,'cf,rcr, ncen a1Sr apbtrr
'tcrEritn. Ssttrrearmc 81 fumCrisu. "cifn Ii. n. wel6e &rtiE,I
th iu err nrg!idrt stlisftcR grttien beifcne cmpfcht.
8. Z. GifGer, %et.
200 N9rcS G0uNlCe. Shnrm. Spern uns aoainantirt,
$50 2iNrc0 Sc0r. %od. 8rrmr unb gc0pp,
SO SercS 9fcp YCrt 9ONbtn gbec0,
> Scires Hiu,
400 2SrrpnIe uup gudttS,
200 SrrE Nnprtce Qircs,
200 GJrpF Wathce
100000 9l9orren, vtri&irtcne rorte, frcttn erbaIttn ub ,uu
Scrtauf bet gsm. gaeIIocr n 6.bs
20 9arcle SaltmUrc GidlcS, ipcttn rboIttn urb N battr bd
GSn. Nallaet II. Spbn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-22

Zo1u Wv. Smdl SrcaltS bacon. 10 lirrces Iup,rinr
@anpGB ittnrtp 5ams, NM 5 3itrtS bp 6omS u,ba 49,.
oH S :, %I'"tI Upi''Rh l'ePca YIN. s9aaatc SIbne
10000 Vbe. lcpp'S l0p9 NpunO 1amilo 8acrr -,
BADEN bel gEm gEonsce aSL.. -
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-22
Sno. s. MclGpu,
Smpprteurt uno 6duoltr son
Srenries, &ine. @iAs, 9tums unp @bystis,
Shbade unO Gi9arrcu,

Ep. l34 eIrplrNFc, VI Ibmpnp, ga.
Sr metnem Strre mn SorEtt 2Rarcbcuit batc i'd at,cnr>S-,io
f1'SrErt &rIittl. ole tb mclncn ecuttttu Nunecn bc,irne Cmpichs
en- tom: GoSnat, HpN liz unp S1,crdc NrGneica, bcu0ne,.
'hrn @tu. Sama'ca Stun, Srprih une 9rtib lBbisfts,
pe.t., Sprrrg,, Mdo:ir1" uno MGluaa- IS Gin.
zoe 2'bis. Vcnni. uno Sbr 22brSftY,
&c DO StranoY, Gir uus Smcrt gSrin,s
- 10 Die sGpIc Srancp.
l25 10 dlp tiricr Rve 2Nb5tc9 tr,u IL Sabre sI).
ioo 20 ertcIltrr f9t 2Sbishp (r mcIHtn i'd aneinis,r
MAcnt bIn),
80 GcT'e GhdntY0an T, prriueljhc Srrten.
Sl0rtt, S0Etcrrc mn GcIecshcUmcr %arinc, Gurocon. SIur,cI
Nlrlrlr0ncr ue &blpntb; yUuoOn une DubItn Nrrttr. scpth
die; 0dic NdpInN Gi2arrtu.
Gantcne mr. ea1 mir lttibcr ~aeittrft 3Itrausn. bpfe ib turd,
eunttiIcHc A~uetubrGn9 aLtr Aufn~Sr tanclfc aud, irnsrkiu m,
VI erhIiIen. Sobu 9 sRtInr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-22

9tcuee Boarding oue UNI ya9crHtrr, 9GirtbiHait.
Ter untcr!sltnetc Dat IN rcr l7tcu StraEt, rcm
Sihmdrtt 9cgeuutcr, tn nruco Snad- IL. Yudrriua,
9nuS crpffmct, rds CT iEincn 6reunNcu uur rcn pa,
plltum I'm Nuarmcin.n bCitcnS c%mpTrblt.
Su Dem SIrrcrm CteleS ncu rlnprrthtctrn SduIee
inn tcte 0ttrcnte dler Nrt &np trtcl SullltGt al
'atcn, tclrnrers em2iie2t: aker sH Q'laS suites sastr.
Sirr u. Giaceu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-22

Ocean 9adst< uno @elb ; Scf6roerunsss @pmmiIfor
a9tntcR:
-. Sdbmiht Il. Go.
5neafip~, pmmifiipns- SpebtttpnS. HnP
9Behlel~ @tib6ft
Srttfe une qafett, lcsert bic III 80 0funbGtniht, mersr
mil ltcem rn bier ab9et sncen Qpieampfcr mai irSenp siremOrr
hu goeIt (Scrinqtib 9eati6lauo une bic Sdmei;) franftrt b,
iur Scfimnun5 ,phr theiTpcis, prompt uno nit Der arpRt,u E5icbcr.
belt trpebIri, aeecR Garante unb 5teiu.
@t8fel ub @nmtlun9en, in Den 6~autpldecn per
9tuIkblaHe i9tlbar' rne gu Den n%teorigitcng Ourtn in benz ebtg,r
Sureau III bRbtn.
9tteaussabtun9eu an irser0 cine &DreFt in DsatIb.
pae Rsiiepile.
gE- FUR Tid,mont dno ~rmsestnb ia6tn mir 6rn. q. 6oIf,,
REftre Nsenmr ubtriragtu. y. SGmibt n 81
Ili6 auf OsiseS besiebenS, turst Wn Die stneietn@ uflraac mti
Ser ftreunbe uno SaRoslSutt @ ga III
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United States
2o0SrDacrsG ol0at.

Ntetnen UrrInc'n nno Gem r~rutithtn eubli!um b,
rr9rtEnc NTliNe, rap lib Gle gSirtbidbait bee un,t,n
Statc0 ootSI', Gfc Der l9ten mup RalnRrast, iitsr.
n'mm'n babe unp cap CO mid ireuen mirp, rttt st
metur ~SreHrtrn Gate nit r,n trten Grlrifd, ,os, ~ ~
OienCn IN tU"nrr.
Sphn @m m eab6uI
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t.iSi r;ci1cu.
OCEAN HOUSE,

gdr rcr Siae~ u. SrurtltiaEr. NrrtSmputb y.
TAG rsiierrc putItus mira duf eicicS rpr;ls rsuittuc
Sp,tl gan, ersetcnt auTHutoW lrmIGt.
q. :. E+6tit. 9rrpusicr.
Mllu lptu uetr tic edfr Ter Ioric mr,tcs mt Icsrrinnru
rru 2GOHuu, I5OpSS, l3eu0G, l2UCoU, liSGOO, II, UU0,. ln5OGU,
lpSvon, 100000. 20; 0s. luUtO. 3JrG0, , moi 2ou6e, 2 mai
1900, I nNi i2Vue. = mai 10000, maj 5000, 2 mai 5000,
B mai 49Bo, ! nal 5000, Is nal 200U. II6 ms. 1000 e5GHcu Il
u. u. !. ~. atip.tn. unc es IN Ger lttttT .0tdNt nJG. Mi @cin
Gsrrinntn srSeseH NJ Il, dbIittT III tty trt NGilr eCr irla;n
ea Er;ttrtc en ,Srtitrae. rppnurt son SI5lhsr r.uEpa Gil G,.
rtrH rte " 10000 Gittcu ;IIdHtu t2ln.
Etc r"tis I3UtunR nact INT ,SanuAT ltar, prju
yin ud.Sce SsCS So %
Gun pais,s W. 80 s~orofrej t'ns.
0a eirrtti zoos IS
8. SttcrS II GO. i'll frsntIuEi.
80. sac 23ritfe fur me nRe ;u aorettrsn an
Y. Ytultr, 81 ehutt3m Ctr. Ecrs Mgrf.
%attt tce &t"m. Ar5ri ere.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06

! TEMPERANCE ORGANIzATToN.-There is talk of
establishing q I" Dashaway" association 10 Wea-
vervie. The necessity for something of the kind
is becoming more evident every day, argue
friends of the Temperance cause there are d-
vers and sundry residents of this place upon
whom intemperance is getting a death hold
Judging from what We frequently see, and from
the amount of liquor which must be disposed of
at the twenty odd saloons and groceries which
are supported here, there is much truth 10 the
assertion. There may be sufficient capital to
base Dasbaway" organization on, but we
doubt it. Itwould be well to try the experiment,
and certainly gratifying to know that Weaver
vile contains enough of young men to again
sustain temperance association. There were
several aourishing orders of Sons of Temperance
in the county once--one at Weaveryille-but one
by one they got "under cloud" aud now we
believe only single one remains. There are
other Temperance organizations older and in
many respects preferable to the " Dasbaway,"
we think, some of which now exist in the State
The Sons Of Temperance, Temple of Honor and
Independent Order Of Good Templars, are all
worthy societies, and if citizens of this place de-
sire a Temperance association. we recommend the
latter. Who will take the lead
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06

WAGON ROAD MATTERs.-We ask attention to
the letter of Mr.. ]. E. Wyman. secretary of the
" Humboldt and Trinity Plank and Turnpike
Road company" If we were wrong in stating
+" that the Directors had not fulfilled promises, y
&C., it was because we were msinformed, and we
are glad to be corrected. In regard to the bids
for building the sections between North Fork aud
Big Flat, we said more than we meant to-in-
tending to state that bids would be made," &C.,
as the time for receiving suoh proposals does not
expire until the 18th of the present month. II
is far from our wish to throw any obstacles in the
way of the enterprise on the contrary have al
ways endeavored to aid as far as possible every
like improvement by which Trinity is to be ben
Gifted, and we certainly consider the opening of
the Humboldt road such an one. When we said
that in our opinion the road between the points
above named could not be properly built for less
than $4,000 mile, we only stated our honest
belief, based upon the result of similar expert
ments nearer home. 1t is better that such est-
mates be sufficient in the beginning than that the
work lag in the end for want of funds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06

In ERROR--The JOURNAL said last week, on the
authority of Harry Burke, although the same
information was received from one or two others
that the "great North American pie bitter" was
in durance vile, at Shasta, for some trhing Of
fence. We have received letter from that
celebrity, dated Red Bluff, Oct. LIST, signed
Andrew Figbt,C) better known as Pie Bter,'
in which he denies that be was ever inside Jail
in his life, or that he ever expects to be, and
hopes that the misstatement will be corrected. II
gives us pleasure to make the ame,ade, and as the
error first occurred here, we trust that newspa-
pers copying the item from last weeks JOURNAL
will do the aggrieved party justice by making a
notice Of this AS further evidence of the inno-
cenoe of the accused party, we copy the follow
ing from the Red Bluff Lndepeadent of Sept 2sth
Two men named Craig and Fight were ar
rested on the 23d by Sheriff Follansbee, charged
with robbing the Huntoon House of gold watch
and about $500 in money. They were examined
and nothing appearing to implicate Fight, be was
discharged"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06

EASTERN lNTEIIIGENcE.-Tbe Sacramento Un-
ion of Monday published Pony Express dates
from st. Louis to Sept. 10. The following are
the most important items of news brought
AT Fort Smith, Sept 18th, party of Chero.
KEGS, because of family feud, had bloody ps.
tol and knife fight Two men we're killed and
two mortally wounded. OK the 18th nit. q
furious gale swept the coast portion of Mississ
ippi and Louisiana. 1t destroyed buildings Of
every kind between New Orleans and Mobile
The loss at the latter place is put down at $500,
OOO. The Spanish war steamer Reasis had
arrived at Havana with the intelligence OF
Walkers capture. 1t was reported that Col
Rudler and himself would be shot His men
were reported in destitute condition The
Vigilance Committee at Denver City had CON-
meDced war of determination against the
thieves and gamblers resident there. SEPT
10Th, Judge Douglas addressed a meeting of l5..
600 persons at Clifton Springs, N. Y. On the
lith he spoke at Syracuse to 10000 people
GARIBALm was carrying every Thing before him
and about to enter Naples at last accounts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06

Quick TME.-We received by Tuesday nights
mail copy of the Portland tO.) DAILY Adver-
tiser, of Sept. 9th. The establishment of a daily
stage and mail line between Sacramento and the
enterprises, and a credit to the projectors
California Stage company. BY the Advertiser
we learn that the abscondng members of the
Oregon Senate reappeared in their seats on the
25th, and the proceedings of that body during
the period no quorum was present, conourred in.
The committee on the Logan and Kelly cOntes-
ted seat case were engaged in its investigation,
and about to report.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06

AN OLD TRAPPER ABOUT TO BE TRAPPED
New York Journa! of Commerce brings word that
Mr.. Jas, Capen Adams, an old Rocky Mountain
trapper, who lately left this State with a collec-
ton of wild animals, is likely soon to be trapped
by grim Death. 1t would seem from published
statements that Adams has been terribly cbawed
ana paved by the forest monsters in his time.
First, in capturing huge grizzly bear he had
his scalp torn almost entirely off by stroke from
bis ugly paw; at another time large grizzly
now in his collection, gave The same spot another
rake, and the bone from want of its natural COW
erng and Dutriment, died and sloupbed off
While training monkey, some months ago. the
infuriated animal sprang upon his head and in.
serted its teeth in the wounded part. Now he
applies to the N. Y. College of Physicians and
Surgeons TO see if any relief can be had. It Is
believed that no remedies can prooug his life for
any great period.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06

POPULATION OF TRINTY.-We are informed
by Marshal Nunnally that the population of this
county, as ascertaned by the census just compile
ted, is about $3.50. This is from five to eight
hundred less than generally supposed by
OF this number from fifteen to twenty hundred
are Chinamen, class of population hardly wor-
thy to be counted, as they are only beneficial in
one respect-ther tax contribution to the county
Golfers We have eDdeavored to gain other in
formation from the census roll absolute value
of property, product of mining claims, number
of births, deaths, etc.--but find that the roll is
not footed up by the deputy marshal, that labor
being performed by the U. S. Marshal, at San
Francisco. of one thing we are positive no
man in the county could have been chosen who
would have performed the duties of the Office in
a more faithful and expeditions manner than
VIM. A. Nunnally-n fact there are few men as
well fitted for the task.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06

HEsPERIAN MAGAZINE.--Ths worthy California
monthly for October is received from Greenhood
& Newbauer. Mrs. F. II. Day is editress and
publisher, and every month manages to make her
tasty little magazine more and more interesting
1t is work of which Californians should be
proud and they cannot better manifest such
pride than by sending it to mother, sister, wife
or friend. 1t contains beautiful colored floral
illustration, an elegant pattern plate--night robe
of Nansook muslin-and a full-sized pattern of
the Epaulet waist. Let the enterprising lady be
eDcOura ged
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06

MONSTER FRUIT.-We received, last Saturday
at the hands of Mr.. McWhorter, of the North
Fork Stage, box of peaches and nectarines,
sent by Mr. A f. Bay, of North Fork. We
have no hesitation in saying that among the lot
was the largest peach we have seen this season
measuring nine and three quayter inches in cir
cumierance. One nectarine measured eight and
one-hali inches. Taken all together it was the
finest lot of fruit we have seen in the county.
1t was raised in the garden of Capt. Dan. Hamil
ton, at the above place, and goes to show that
handsome choice fruit can be grown in Trinity
we'll as in the milder climate of the lower
yallies. We owe you one, friend Bilay.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06

CoNCERT.-Miss Annie Pindell, the "Black
Nightingale" will give concert this Saturday
evening, at Faggs Hall. Judging from the fa-
vorable mention of the press and notices Of mu-
seal critics on her performances, we are led to
expect a rich entertainment. The Nightingale
has, in point of vocal talent, taken rank with the
best songstresses that have visited California
Her voice is of superior compass and quality
and exhibits high state Of cultivation. She
has personal attractions also, which will not fail
20 secure her respect. Her manner, grace and
appearance, shows evidence of high moral as
W II us musical culture. As this will be her first
appear ance in Weaverville, we have no doubt of
her drawing crowded house. She will be assis-
d by competent musicians. Give encourage
mint ln1al To hnrl iic
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06

DoNATIoN.-A present of something more than
half bushei of fine, rosy-cheeked peaches, from
the ranch of Mr.. j. McGillvray, is one Of kind
nefses we have to acknowledge this week. Mes
peaches are of the late variety and are ready for
market after the early varieties are exhausted.
The donor is remembered.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-06

A REAL IMPRovEMENT.-The old carpenter
shop belonging to Thomas & Gibson, has been
removed to the corner of Center street and Mai
den Lane, and the lot which it formerly occupied
ON Taylor street purchased by j. Chadbourne,
Esq aud enclosed by neat fence The people
.f that locality have reason to thank Mr. Chad
bourne for his enterprise, as the removal of the
old building adds much TO the beauty of the
street and the security of private dwellings in
the nei ighborhood.