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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-20

THE MOUNTAIN STREAM.-In the valleys they
train the docile vine and watch its growth. The
gentle rains fall upon il, and the sunshine and
the dew afford it nourshment. The course of
the seasons brings the flower, then fruit and
man patiently watches for the harvest time.
How different, life in the mountains. Just
under the dripping caves of the almost continual
snow bank, the mountain is smitten with pick and
shovel, and its sides drained off In new channels
Accommodating water, and stained with clay, the
stream rushcs over mercurial snares set for un-
ccrtaiD gold. Goes slower as it approaches
greater streams, and at last ashamed to present
Its mudicd cOuntenance at the congregation of
waters, the polluted blood of the pure mountain
snow stops in its course, and sinks for shame into
the earth.
And the rushing river-pure as the snow, swift
MS the wind, mighty as the storm--is hunted to
the mountain gorge, and stopped with dam. A
tiume is set, and the miner bids it keep out of its
wonted bed and within the bounds be bas set,
while he digs up its channel for gold. Another
miner, by leave of the first, sets line of boxes,
and demands of the tanned stream certain square
inches of its water. He trains it out in nice long
boxes, till it is beyond all influence of the mother
etream-then it is turned on all manner OF dirt
dust OF the earth, and dust of gold 1t is made
vile; and sold again and again: forced into dol
lar and ahalf dggngs turned down unprofta-
bic shafts; dogs drowned in it; Chinamen washed
IN it manure and onion patches absorb it till
the Sun, for pity, lifts it again to the clouds that
have their homes in the North.-SierTd De1a0crdt
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WHITE POPULATION OF TRINITY.-Tbe Assembly
Committee on Apportonment met on the 18th
inst. According to the corrected census list
Trinity county has 2,3lS population, exclusive of
The coored races aud on the ba sis of represent
alton will be apportioned accordingly.
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GLOVE ANoDyNE TooTHACHE DRoPs.-This simple and eff
caciOus remedy instantly upon the of the tooth
and immediate relief given 1t will not unpleasany e
the breath like Kreosoe inure the gums destroy
the enamel of the teeth The numerous cures it has ac
compshed well attested and it has only to become
generally known TO be highly appreciated by the public
it has long been by Dentists. ia.
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EX-SENATOR OWNS OPINIoN.-Tbe Ycksburg

Ex-senator OWNS OPINIoN.-Tbe Yicksburg
Wing of March 8th has the following
We are permitted to state that private let
ter from Hon VIM. NJ Gwin, United States Sen
ator from California, dated on the lst instant,
addressed to gentleman of Jackson, gives the
opinion that from the construction of Mr. Lin
coins Cabinet, there will be no war. He says
Mr.. Seward, if permitted. and President Davis,
can settle the matter in thirty days. Mr.. Seward
is the premier of the new Administration, and
his policy is peace"
TIME FOR ALL THINGS" Mrs. Briggs" said
ueighbor, who stepped into the house of the
former, just as she was in the act of seating her
self at the table, "have you heard of the dread
full accident?"
"Why, 'no-what was it?"
"Mr. Briggs has fallen from his wagon and is
killed"
"Is it possible? Well, just wait until finish
my dinner, and then you'll hear crying"
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4 Man TO HANG ON TO.-Two young ladies
were promenading Falls street, yesterday, when
one OF them slipped on the ice and came down
- like thousand of brick" Jumping up, she
exclaimed, sOHo U0ce " Before another winter I'll
have man to hang on to see # l doa't."-
Niagara FaILS gazette.
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SUM MONS

In the District Court Of the MIMI .J,,5;.;.,
trict. Of the State Of California, apJ 10, - H''
County Of Trinity: y" The
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NEvADA-The Territorial Enterprise argues
that the population of Nevada Territory being
10000 now, it will be &c, 900 next year, and in
two years enough to warrant application for ad-
mission as State.
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SOIE-TRADER NOTICE

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA-COUNTY OF TRIM
- TY, ss.-Know all men by these presents that
!, Mary Newman, of said county and State, wife
of John Newman, residing on Oregon GulCh in
the county and State aforesaid, do hereby declare
and make known my intention to carry on busi
ness on nv own account and in my own name, a.
sole trader, in pursuance Of an Act of the Legs
lature of the State of California, entitled "An
Act to authorize Married Women to transact
business in their own name as sole traders" ap
proved April 18th, 1852 and | further declare
that said business will be the business of tavern
and public house. for the sale of liquors and other
merchandise at RETAIL and will be carried on and
practced on Oregon Gulch, in said county aud
State and that the amount OF capital nvestedn
this business does not exceed five THOUSAND
dollars. In witness whereof have hereuntOat
nv hand and seal, this 4th day of April, A. D,
1861. MARY NEWMAN laMl
In presence of Wm. Moloney.
CtTATE OF County OF TRy.
- IrY.-On this 4th day of April, A. D., 1861
before me, VIM. MolOney, Justice of the Peace
in and for said county, personally appeared Mary
Newman, wife of John Newman, personally
known TO me to be the individual described in
and who executed the above declaration as a
party thereto and that said Mary Newman, wife
of the said John Newman, having been by me
first acquainted with the contents of said instru.
ment, acknowledged to me on an examination
apart from and without the hearing of her said
husband, that she executed the same freely and
voluntarily, without fear or compulsion or undue
influence of her said husband, and that she does
not wish to retract the execution of the same.
In witness whereof have herrunto set my
hand this lth day of April, A. d., 1861.
VIM. MOLONEY,
l2.3w. J.P Weavcrville Township
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"rs Win slow

An EXPERIENCED NURSE and Family Physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children teethng. which greatly
facilitates the process of teehng by sOftening the gums
reducing all damationwill allay all pain and Is to
regulate the bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it will
give yourselves and relief and health to your in
fants prefectly safe in all See advertisement in
another column m 12l1,sn.
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TRINITY CHAPTER,

~s., No. 19, ROYAL ARCH MASONS, meet
M on the second and Fourth Tuesday IN
- each month, at the Masonic Hall, in
Weavervile.
I've. NJ. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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| HAVE great confidence in young men who be-
lieve in themselves, and are accustomed to rel y
an their own resources from an early period
When resOlute young fellow steps up to the
great bully the World and boldly takes him by
the beard, be is often surprised to find it come off
in his hand, and that it was only tied on to scare
off timid adventures. | have seen young men
more than once, who came to great city with
out single friend, support themselves and pay
for their education, lay up money, in a few years
grow rich enough to travel, and establish them
selves in life, and without ever asking dollar of
any person which they had not earned. But
these are exceptional cases There are horse
tanners born So we all know there are women
tanners who bewtch the sex as the pied piper be-
deviled the children of Hamelin, and there are
world tanners, who can make any community,
even Yankee one, get down and let them Jump
on its back as easily as Mr.. Rarey saddled Crus-
er.-OliDr Wendell Holiness
SENATOR BAKER AND THE CHICAGO PLATFORM
in recent Senate speech, Baker said " Mr..
President, we sometimes mistake our opinions for
our principles. ! am appealed to often it is
said to me- you believed in the Chicago plat
form Suppose | did. Well this varies from
the Chicago Platform Suppose it does stand
o-day, as | believe in the presence of greater
events than those which attend the making of a
President ] stand, as | believe, at least, in the
presence of peace and war ; and if it were true
that did violate the Chicago Platform, the Chi
cagO Platform is not Constitution of the United
States to me. If events, if circumstances change,
] will violate it, appealing to my conscience to
my country, to my God. to justify me according
to the mOtve.'
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THE San Francisco backmen and draymen are
demonstrating with Gov. Downey against the ap-
pr0val of the City Railroad Bills, on the plea
that their business will be injured.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

Of al diseases. the great first cause.
Springs from the neglect Of Natures tal0S.
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STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. IL, l. o.
0. F-Meets on the evenings of the first and
third Monday of each month. at Odd Fellows
Hall, q Clifford's" building, Main street. Patri
arcbs from abroad are cordially invited to attend
I've. w. II. BACHELOR, S.
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IN he COuWY COHrt, an ana f0r Me county q Imy
and State of California.
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE HON
l. E. J. Curtis, Judge of the said County Court
notice is hereby given to all the creditors OF 'ne
said insolvent, John Hooker, to be and appear
before the Hon. L. j. Curtis, aforesaid, at Gls
chambers, in the village of Weavervile, in saa
county of Trinity, on
Monday, the goth day of April
1861, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, of that day, then anu
there to show cause if any they can, why 'GS
prayer of said insolvent should not be granltu,
and an assignment of his estate be made, ana ie ~
be discharged from his debts and Liabilities, u
pursuance OF the statute in such case made auu
provided and in the meantime all proceedings
against said inso!yent be stayed. ...
Witness my hand and the seal of said Ooui'
this 2Sth day of March, A. D., 1861.
NJ +. GRIFFIN, Clerk,
IL. BY H. j. Seaman, Deputy
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L O. O. F.
NORTH STAR LODGE.

~ No 61. meets every Wednesday 80
evening. .at7a o'clk., at Odd Fellows |sSTFSSS~
Hall Main street. Weaverville. All visiting Bro
theirs are cordially invited to attend.
ly6 r. KELLEN, r. S.
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Pure Vegetable Extracts, ana put up in
GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and VIII keep
IN any climate.
The Family CAL - thartic Pill. Is gen.
te but active Cathartic u which the proprietor has
used in his practice m0rel q Than twenty years.
The constantly ncreasingl ~ demand frOm tnOse VINO
have long the PILLS. and the satisfaction which
all express in gard TO heir ~ induced place
them within the reach Of all. ~
The Profession well know O. that different Cathartics act
o different portions of thel ~ bowels
rhe FAMILY CA THARTIC PILL
has with due reference t0l this well established fact
been compounded from ~ variety OF the purest Vege
table Extracts, which alike on every part OF the
nlimentary canal and are good and safe In all cas-
where Catharuc is a needed, such as De-
ranKements of thel = 81 tOma Ia, SIeepf-
ness, Palms In the EH Back and LOins,
COstfveness, Painl u and Soreness over
she whole body. a. from sudden cold which
Frequently, IL negleoted,l y end In long of Fe
yer, Loss OF Appel n lite, n Creeping Sen.
satiOn OfCOid over - the body, Restless
ness, Headache, orl 81 weight Iii ne head,
all IA fl a m nm a tory = Diseases, Worms In
Children or Adults C rheumatism, a great
PurI the Blood - and diseases to which
flesh heir - to mention In this advertise
ment Dose. Ito3. ..
thartc PHI retaled by Druggists generally, and
sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns
5. T.W. SANFORD, M. D.,
Manufacturer and PropretoT
= broadway, New YORK.
Sold by the Druggists everywhere, and by
PARK s. WHITE, Sole Agents
for the Pacific Coast, 1872 Washington Street San
Francisco.
San Francisco, August H. 1860. 30ly.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.
May 9th, 1860.

En the matter Of ihr petition of JnO. Hook
CIR, Un HnsOIvent Debtor:
In the County Court, in and for the County Of Trinity
and State of California.
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S FORD'S
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,

COMPOUNDED FRUM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up In
GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and VIII keep
| An anv eIf
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TTAVE NOW ON HAND IN STORE, and are
i opening ex recent arrivals, an entire new
stock of Staple and Fancy Goods, for the Spring
trade CONSISTING of
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EedePai NuyeYn.nts

NEW YORK, July 2S.-Ine Washington cor
cespohdent Of the heratd says Mr. oecIetar,
"oiles, OF the Navy department.. nas vrdere,
powerful naval force to guard the crossing
u the Potomac below Washington.
The story that Gen. Lee ,nteuds to eros
he Potomac south of Harper's Ferry, il in
probable.
An entire ca az sc in the army organization
Is probable.
ABOUT midnight the pickets collided nea
.he Cnaia Bridge.
Mr. burcn, oi the party who went in scare
I Mr. Cameron's body, has returned; hi
COMPANIONS were held rs prisoners, and L..
vas sworn sooSiience.
ihe washington correspondent. Of the New
iorA irio"ha seys that Coz. LaDgier nau bee,
authorized 10 Summons aua organize the nut,
VI the mountains and tae plans, with yh,,,
Ae was very popular whiie opening the over
land mail route.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The New Yor

FINANCIAL AND OoxxEkcIAL The New York
Dav Book. Of the sd, p. M. says:
The stock ma ket feels the fleet Of the re-
verse at Manassas very sansbiy. u ) 6
81 are down TO 81 and SIS to dav. gansi O.
Yesterday. The 81 coupons are S7t. Y.ster
lay thew stood s9I Railroad stocks arr
9qnally depressed. and general feeling Of
susnation is the evident feature of the an tir.
market. At the second board, Yesterday, tn.
stock market underwent rs fearful panic Ms
tha army did the dav previous The faJ
ranged from to per cent. Mr Gins se ha
sent along a request for another ms
million dollars loan for sixty days
Nr Disco has half of It. hat, since the new,
Of the battle Of Manassas, it comes in SLOWLY
Oar business men begin l. see that fighting il
not going 70 save the Union In fact, W.
should think II is about time they saw tina
Hsh ting is just the way 10 forever destroy 1t
win not our merchants and business meT
now awaken from the dalu sion which the in
famous organs or disunion in our midst have
imposed upon them Will they not see that
hey are inst AS surely sealing the fate OF
New York, by this aggressive and unjust war
mon the South, rs that the sun Uses anC
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8isck r. publican Opinion Of the Battle.

0lsck Re publican Opinion eff the Battle.
LOUISVILLE, July 29.-Mr. Raymond. I'll
'ditorial correspondent of the N. Y. Timer
avs that on Sunday last, while the battle Z
stone Bridge, or Bull Run, near Manassas
Fas be'n & fought. he teiegraphed to his pap.
nat the tnree Federal columns were more tia
aa'ntalning their ground, and he assured hi
ean7rs that he predicted the success OF tt
Federal troops on the C mmencemept of theI
cue to the scene Of action. At the close
no oa"ie' ana parity III advance Of til
doubie-quick' retrograde movements of NJ
Ooweils disordercd forces, Raymoud hasten.,
Washing ton and added postscript 10 HI.
yrovious dispatches, in which he fairly state.
Cne result Of the battle. The telegraph
censor IN the Washington Telegraph O1ice re-
used 70 allow the postscIip5 to be sent-a
east 80 states Mr.. Raymond in tie n. \
Times Of Friday morning.
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Sorrs SAgoI,SA AID ViRsIsIA.-rhat conn
pstenf aruss, Mr.. A GrinevAId, has left /,
cur once banner which he painted some
mon tbs ago, intended for a Viryiaia military
company, and which u very appropriate for
the present time. 1t Is a union Of Sou th Oaro.
lima and Virxinta. large Palmetto occupies
the csnue, on the rixht OF which south Caro-
liza Is represented with the xreat STABLE.
cotton; on the left Is Virginia, with her great
stapie, tobacco. Virginia Is represented tread
ing On LiIcoln, while u rattiesnaIse which ID
coiied iuaaS the Pa!mstto u shaking his
r.stlss In tie despot's face. -CaarIsstos
AkrsHTy.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Reported for the Richmond DISPATCH
Prem W ashtnaton.

ffem W aS0tn2toA.
wAHIHaroE, July 27-Two Federal pick
Us were shot within TWO miles of AisxaI
ria this day.
A company Of Southern cavalry have az
rracned within three miles Of Arlington
Inc CORES pondeuee called for by CoEgres
sas Deen refnsed by President L'ucoln, as il
omp'un'e with the public safely.
ppropr,atiDg ~ 600 600 to transpor, am
aater'ais to "ioyai' (traitoIs) citizens In tn.
eceded States
lsscoS pIsrATcH.l
WASHING TON, July 23.-Gen. Cadwalisde,
supersedes Gen. Mansfield, and Gen. Runyar
retires. "a.
Gen. Dix has issued a pathetic appeal +.
the people Of Baltimore to stand by the Union
number of the National Guard have con
'ented to remain in the service until We'd
nesday.
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A TIMELY AND IMPORTANT Discovery Fri
day last, as merchant of this city wss az
aiming the ontents of a bonded warehouse
ne came across several boxes marked " Dia
mond b. " that had been lying here unca lied
for since early in the spring Upon further
examination, they We're found to contain a
half million OF the first quality percussion
caps, such as are used in the army Tive
other boxes. upon being opened, revealed a
large quantity OF patent friction primers -
These articles have come to light in the very
nick OF time, and we learn they will be IA ken
possession OF and judiciously distributed by
the military commandment Of this post-S1
oanaah Republican, 22d.
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From TiSsSuri-.Ihe Iowa ID. m 40 racy

ST Louis, July q Several Of tina pa per-
OF TINS city this morning have notified proper
" holders on the lines of railroads that the,
will be assessed tor inlaries unless the,
dght the bridge burners or track destroysrs
or give information Of hostile designs
The Southerners are gathering In force ir
Sou tbern Missouri.
The Iowa Democratic Convention have de
clared that the ''irrepressble conflict doc
rines OF Lincoln and Seward are the cause
of the present war, and they pledge to tn
FEDERAL government the support of the DE
nocracy OF Iowa In all legitimate WAYS cal
cuiated to settle exis lug difficulties
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From NU.Ssousf

FORSYTH, TANEY Co., Mo-, July Eth,
tedt raiIsts have possession Of this town, an.
ave found several tons Of lead in the wells
FIVE Mlssourians were killed. Wilkes, tn,
correspondent Of the New York Times, was
wounded.
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Affairs on the Mississ;pui.

OAIRo, ally 28 The SoGtharnsrs 4. Union
city are on the move.
1t is rumored that feet Of steamboat.
came from Memphis on yesterday, and 10 day
are Transporting troops to New Madr,d
Scouts are reported to be out in large num-
oers and their object is believed to be TO con
2entrate a force Birds Point.
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little boy named August Jenkins was run
over by car in fredericksburg las, week and
so badly injured that amputation Of a leg was
rendered necessary.
Mrs. Alfred COLLINS, of Fowlervi,Ie, N. Y,
drowned herself recently in q cistern She
nsA son 81 .os seat OF war, and was much
depressed by his absence
The portrait Of ex- President Tyler has been
taken down from tie rotunda OF the Capitol,
in w ashineton
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FORTRESS MONROE, July % -Four regi-
ments have been ordered hence TO Washing
on, for the purpose OF chez king the con,em
plated aggressive movem ell Is there
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Dire laxayioU.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-In the House to.
lay TIE bill to provide r direct taxa ion wa.
passed by vote Of ayes IS to nays IS.
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LoUIsyiLLB, July Is th.-Green, the watch
man, no shot and killed Mr. ToInpk:ns .
few days ago, has been discharged from hi
arrest
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AABULANCgs.--An amb ulance il n moving
hospital attached to an army for the purpose
Of rendering immediate assistance TO sick OF
wounded soldiers. 1t will perhaps interest
the reader to have a description of the ambn
iances captured by our troops after the battle
of Manassas
The body is fifty inches wide, and is divided
into two compartments, each one en- tered by
means of q door at the rear. The driver sits
outside, entirely away from the su fferer, aud
IS protected from inclemant weather by al
adjustable calash top. The ambulance has
our steel springs resting on the flsXible hick-
Dry shafts, and the bed on which the pa,ient
springs. to w hich are attn ched small wheels to
facilitate tho movement in and out OF
a wounded soldier, without his rising -
The bed and mattress is q decidedly i'll
genious arrangement, and should be seen
10 be fully understood. Either end can
bs raised at any elevation desirable
and either end of the mattress can b.
made in to a good pillow in an instant A sma |
trap-door in the centre or the bed, worked by
means of eprngtand bolt, affords : conve-
niencs to the su rerer that can be easily AZ
preciated Ii the weather is warm, ard
Lhe sun too hot to sdmi. of hosting the cur
tains, turn OF q button unloosens q section
OF the side, which drops down upon its hin
Ees, and he cool air can pass through (and
over the innate,l while the curtains still snur
out the rays OF the sun. Several a'so have q
rack over the bed, where e trunk or au1
clothing desirable can be placed, and every
hing that would conduce to the comfort OF
the wounded De lmme dia tely within his
reach. In fact the new ambulaEc. is q com
plete movable hospital, IN which the sufferer
can rest at ease, forgetful that he is in the
camp or upon the deserted battle fieId
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The Western Virginia Legislature.
WHEELING, July 26.-The bogus Legisla
ture has adj urned.
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ABOLITION CoEdREssARJ IN BATTLE A cor
respondent Of the New York Daily Times has
the following:
"Oongress adjourned Friday until Monday
expressly to allow the members to sec the
show. Neither Congress nor tho Union wish
TO see another such a sight At the srand
stampede civilians were awfully scared and
think several of them were taken prisoners
| witnessed some terrifi ftais of running
among them. Many lost their carriages, and
Tor aught l know are skuking about the
WOODS now One very fat Congressman offered
an artilleryman $50 for Il horse but after
he had the horse, he found it so hard t.
mount that he turned pale all over -
He John dilpined along near my legs, unit
MS horse threw bin, when his agony was
fearful. Three of US boosted him up, and he
cut again as though the ID was after him -
That ID. y. will never go to tina wars again.
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NJ RIcanosD

~ kICaAosD
l. r
u, q U 4 D,
Having mustered into service and now going Int,
camp,
WILL k2CEiYE
Anew MORx
u u u L
BEFORE leaving. Apply Q. once 1t
HEADQUARTERS, 18th street,
" H-N be,W'n HaiA AAd Cary sts.
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kelurn cf RegiIn.nta.

Indianapolis, July 2s.-The 2Sth and IOti
Regiments have returned.
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tn PIoUs AND EXEMPLARY ZorAvK,-Ss

III PIOCs AND ExEMPLARY XOTAvE,-SaYe
the Wilmington Journal
One Of Ellis worth Z1uaYes had heen assured
that he should dire this week in Richm md -
Before he had a chance 10 pull trigger, a bal,
tumbled him over and he wa taken to Rich
mond sure enough. "Well," said he, there
am in Richmond :" But" added this rious
and exemplary man, in his oetical style,
How the h-ll am l to dine with ball in my
belly -