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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-29

Much complaint is made at Washington be
cause the troops put forward at Leesbuc were
not furnished with rifles or sharpshooters, while
the rebels possessed both. regiment of sharp
shooters were idle at the capital while our
troops were being shot down for want OF long
range guns and Inarksmen. Itnow appeas, that
many of our troops who swan across the Poto-
mac after the rcpulse, found refuge in tho
dwellings of loyal men on the Maryland shore,
and are now rapidly returning to the Ca nap.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-29

RAIL RlDING.-Asa f. Pratt, Of Brsintrcc,
Mass, who recently distinguished himself in a
convention III that town, by strongly treasona-
BILE remarks, was yesterday helped by his towns
men to a ride on rail, which did not exactly
belong to railroad. FIVE are not more squea-
mish and tender Of home traitors than our Rev
olutionary fathers. others of the like kidney
may, perchancc, be similarly honored.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-29
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
-AAnual, Session---1SOl
Mon'luy, Oct. 2S

AFTERNOON.
SKNArE-The Pre- sden ard President pre-
tenn being absent, the Senate was ca led to or
der by the Secretary and MIR. Willard was eiec1
cd Vice President pro TEN, and received the oaIf
Of Office from the Secretary.
Senate bill |, the insolvency act. so-called
was read d third time aud committed to Air
Edmunds to amend.
a communication was received from the Sec
rotary OF State, in response to resolution o
The Senate, giving the population oi the Conn
ties of the State as follows.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-29

The Hon. Stephen Thomas is talked Of we
understand, for the chief command of the Ver-
mont Regiment to be raised for Gen. Buffers
Brigade lie would make lion of Il Colonel.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-29

HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
s&D WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
TRUST IN COD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
hHD WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

yNlRCEEs ARnANGEssENT no - az
w 5n,lCstoJrEs, * in.H Mili Grove .s--64ss8sE.I
stone fgOusc, .Ed buOcA sshatVcS.-Ihs steamer
CT siIS YE., capt r. Freeman g AMI after wsanc
iay ming nrE 3ot1 list tlv. The wharf a. T. rkt
aTy every cndsy wCl-eliiy friday m-gulas5, AZ ~
oaet ptGcl, for the a5ose f,es lay az Roek What 81
eh erch tcrLatc day r1.say hgrI add at
utd oJnnls eay Beck Wharf tae hour 81 ocle,k
.ni Ioucl Ell the .esdil laudiufs
Passage ard freight espaL
n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

zoo PACKAGES mANUPk CTsDsBD To-
l.DSJO BACCO.- have IN sore so packages nan.
ufuei a-co vaolJ brands and quilcs which will
ss and tte n pyrse, Bank u Hsylsania rnel ~ A. Wv
prices fer The notes OF cry Bank u State HUME &iAN
corner Va and Gary Streets. s19
GESURHE HAVANA CIa sIes, oftss finest brand,
~ last received New reins ADD Ch1rlssan Nso few
real OR res and The OF smoking shelving To-
cor above P0seO ace, sees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30
RTCHMoND WING.
AZ p.,ly whlE in RisA-s.a-PaJ 'hs Car


The grea. dOuAnd for the DALr Ais W''aI -, ,s '
a well BY regular ss by transient reaasiS'
Guilty of satisfactorily supplying both classes o. 49,.
bvscarryiug syssem adapted only 70 once -.
ma, hage induced US to rcsOrt 70 the onp 49,,
ode of managing large city elrcuanoa' V wa.
o. Drspays. 70 the Carriers From tina 3AS, s'i -.
are no Subscriptions for tSe Vine to be iei' Nl'u .5
~ Val be .aksn c. ibis clO, AID all persons HSs''sa
.,S,s,;oon 10 the present time, within the c''y' srs
~ C,,rsrs n of course, continue to deliver tho pa.
the yrcsen. subscribers and receive pay lOs 'ns
~ r,.e o. fifteen cent? per week. Tas public
understand that all rstrctiOn upon the sale Of
co WHO by Carriers within che city IS removed, aao
"a. 4, % wait i. may buy it fsom tho Carriers or nave
a eff for ha5u a. their residences or places oil O1'Ds
Ssp,sn,5sr I6th, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
TOR TIE SALE OF SEGRoFs.
ESE opSesgbsd has :hS day eo1peneei hs Aaeuon eas
~ d. ale Of ggEOss a. tic Alluon koOrn On frAhEnn
tSe.I lsieiy 5ceupisd by BEITe a GREGORY.
- Se~rss, both pc sacly privately AMI socs TIE
ro. - OF the PutlC generally nc Pisige' h
F 10 proJogts .attrcs 81 6 pstonsi agd haitis h'se
l.n A., hi L prices lie will maze heera advances
u ali properly IN hArdaad IA prepared 70 posu Peisol@ N
aodsdons for both. {. n oIyasS, -,
An,ils.h 1871
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
onasvo. iss Main SSor;aees, corner Of Il,h rrss.)
Richmond, vs..
olILRrERED 2SEH MAicli, 1881.
FVnis old and ressle insa'on eh arle Capital and con-
BHlldings, ncrcbandise Of every dscriroo "a onsc-
S,s ana srsiaI,. ne low Sls Lolss;
adjusted ard paid vi'h a.! pssiisle despstch'
David Carrie, RObt ~ Barton.
Chkt. 4. Rorthsfs, frausR J. Harne,
John II. Claiborne, John sshisft.
Alexander Garrett SEQ. C=aihmaSs
Reter @. UsrwisS.
pEsLn CD2IIE rfest
JoHz J. wrsos. Tsee:'r.
ATTENTION, EABaBSl
1UT received aNe Sa'cnahe Eoo snd eee e5ilsh:hI1en
% No % ':n Street. the following so ard beautiful s'gss
Isiaei' co1ssct Poets, er.irelyn.a
SIP sssi' IA; sti''A KID qoasrs'' Beet.
Hs,l button Caters, Thick md thin rois
!. :. So ; 3" very Superior
Together with re srsr. assortment Of AL other ylea Of ladies'
shos have eyer had ladies respectfully uyiteate call
JoNN Q. pA6e, Jr.,
GBGDEN q RlgLLEfs, Corner istA and Gary streets
y have In ore n sssoTtusnt Of Tos ,Fiei WINS aud n
qHor Of choise qualities which they are espnei 10 eel al the
1s suor1er Included In our W. heSsnd helmet
srass Of Bsad sat w!-es npo1 io IRE country, alseo
u
vanii ofihoss desiring he vs.y choices, gses1 mis-
cigECK AND MASS EECoNECE.-P 5 sstios Ilco
- rice; also, eorc' fos sale By EDMOND DAVhNPlkr
&oo. oe2i
DLACNBERRx VvsNE.-A superior article Of the
above recommended by Fhyscsns for DarrhGa, ly7sie
~, Sc. JAZZ DUVAL, 100 Gain and 10Th streets sef8
JyENmyNc's WBITE CRaPlL NEEDLFs,
superior ether Neeiits 10 market FOR SAFE by CLARK
soN 4 CO.. Ho. loo Main STREET oels
SOUTHERN MANDATORY OF
Roots and Shoes
WE the undersigned would be pleased 70 have The eouey
w rnechrnts vstfg the city can upo, u.s. rs We are nor
A. low price ashley be procured here eSeShere.
earnestly wh ust the manufacturing 6uiHe-s in the line
OF Boots sndshonay be much i1Fessed and Tho trade Of
samoad NAY be N ss. y nsty usin employing hon 70
100 hands Bet 10 hope tie day L not lar dad e5e VIA se
Sss. LEX. HILL . CO.,
Hsn1i.e.prsrs s0i IN porters OF
Buots sai Shoes, Nc. 1877
apis Main s,Tesi. Netaend. Va
ANAaY sEED-I has, Us, received BY
ESQ DOVE %
OVR AND WHEAT, for seed faE sale By A n iiOORE,
Id Agent. Cary street. pear Columbian Hotel ocil
|NuAwPAGSf: WINK. best brand, and ostswbs Ran
~ dy, for fale by 4 SooRf, Ageu.
- LJE GLUFA superior article for rTin,e. BINDERS and
Druggists ocio
r.nrrOv OZSs bsyJ RES.i50 bses cKnRburgi for sale
~ by EDMOND, DAVENPORT On rc2s
TVFgRySLS.-waods Family Roe Hsrrlugg, q store and
4 fs7 sale by eEbDES MILLER corner 1I'h and cafy
tueeG oesD
JsINGLasS AUTisSSIvG pLfs.Fss, and idsS-
tive Plaster oloh, for sac At MsaDs BAkshp Drug sore
s6 Eain street. cor. above 2 q. .iols
fIyHA y ia TaU, sal soda Fman 10. o. SOFA sch
aud paa; Primers Gu, All prassst poiash, fer sae nj
MEADE BAKERS Drug store, iss Main Street. eernsr feye
CO. boA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

= SS. 8. ~, GA&EsC&'-DHA
e s.R-Ihaye .or aoaths used N ny t:-y 49, ~
q So se!s5ratel Baking Po = ders, Aes az p,SsI,
t1ep 10 faElhes a. me very Oess Arees
~ 80 Sor Asng Gsht, sweet sPcngy crtAI: Lase 1
- s,,se t,r 5al brsAe when sennple's &c ~
ss5cS' fe2-N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30
- 40 aIEAnS OF REPAKT-

h MENrs AND AsslSfASlsiv would oes y S ss q,
1870 :, tLs Heads on Departments Of the various ~
~ he Confedcrass stAtcs, now IN kehnosu 70
. 80, .na eSssnsVs SOCK Of Books, Paper
!. - ssoVeioDss. Blank Books, Ace NhiSa wa
.vn- stSehed 3 ny establishment IN extensive boeh
- 80 ,-rnsred 10 execute Binding and the
- BSa q sySry dss0paOn IN The best rA1asT sna VIC
fess Paes. Publxher and Bookseller,
~ Nan street. Richmond We.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

CAV VERDE GUANO.
TkYE underrrsd or leo Cay Verde Graro, AID
annex revert Of anhiysl rsde By Professor Leh,s
Report The sample Of dusso sen, re, uFtn analysis Eas
found 20 colisin. .
Irorganie Mater. &.A
Yielding sand ard .nso,uAle suhs,saee, i.sa
IhcS Iron sni Aluclna, OIL
Fhosphoro acid combined Win lime sud brE.
mesa, H.S1
Organic Master. M
Capable a. producing. lEsacnls OF
Water a usi-sl-e, No'
10000
The PhOspAoie Acid qso.el s5oTs Combined s e aud
rasnssa equal % 81 i een OF Bone FaoPhs.e o. Lac
signed, q. A. l1iHle, IN ID.
We have vita he above uanO per Of the best Peray
Glsno and Lag derovs Of Introducing aoos the Para
VIZ. BRFNT CO.,
lei 18Th Street. Cary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30
GREAT BARGAINsIN DIZZY GOODS

PEOAL neee the city and country psops N want OF any
y Goods would DO Weiiby cstg at No ~ Main street.
Having very large Of Prints Lawns !aeonO.i W. go
der plaia and hgured BsresS, black sEd ooosed sk
M arhed and brown shifting and sheeng, Oass
,ers and KENTUCKY Jesne striped and doneste or men ana
servants Ladies' Gsiiers; doroeeo, ho anu VsrSu
xs.s aud Chdreas Shoes, o every si5e and quAy heI
SsA o9n soods og uen and boys Ladies SIX aad ie
cloves al IL eents Mts a. 84 to % es aass pVs ,' ~
All striped al rs eens ssss Cambria aed J1soaet MIL
nt bus aal white Taelan az Astonishing 10 prices me
brie .orsel Baads and Cellars a. eesI Al those goeul
ssoye and great many, numerous 10 rasnh ols ~
is Ilthout Charging more they ve-e boast bos se
hSrd times Rad e5Pnsneed Be careful ina. yS1 e'o
right place. NO. ~ aAin SS''- JOSEPH sTpAusE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

VIRGRSTA CENTRAL. RAILROAD.
GENERAL observation-disclosures OFFICE,
RICHMOND, JOY Glt;, 1851.
Go,oe to Persons sending Packages 10 Soldiers at aas
Sas Siauntcn, &C., &C.
SgI practice Ct ssnaiog iagc packages BY te Mail Tres
becfniac the Train bee ds causing delsy
hat nnd necessary caution persons 70 couene Themselves %
very sas ,agkaF hCy will the rss Of hei. being c
Il. y. TEITCOAD,
sua t,ensssl sroeriuterdsu'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30
WUNT & JAMES,

KsNE ~ y JAMES,
Richmond, Virginia,
rrvpg,L COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Aud AseaS ''' - tvi2-6l
,yy,sS-, Espub iSg, sasntcn - ,eatsr, ahS s's''
t.S,-, Nv. vi e5cy Gni send hl 70 Wig eln-a
,-,Iasa1,grEE n or CO-PkLi ENLsIsa "a p -,
- 80 a. q n hILL M e9rcera OF pGAAsos I'LL
- g,.l An p-rsaul i5desttl TO Sail ccutssn IA EtAs
1870 naysut q The aAl2a Of ne eeno-'u 81 'N wv
Nv ID sstiIing up The bisn-ss - o.,s, q, , s,ivi,,
NAT Z HILL tar.rers.
O,.rpr<E,usFfFP- subsss;bs ri have associated
tb-r uuisr Sc style % EtlSisss I'll lor
bspur,css carey on ne aioal ~ ,i - NJ tigon
- tae s'ie q "ee'S-'' - 40 ~ pJCRiNsVN,
lWNoL Str n NIL
ost-t
-(TysT-k y0sS ON,s ''ssOgss. ToNsS, F1l;
1y'..TaS;v.g tae Coalition OF 8GFseH "h'
Il I'M ~ appetite Rnl ksiesirS t1rn GU LOIS
"a gio--,. I-5Qlnd suric.t E1d B3. n.t. t' %.
- Ia. - Nv Goa, q hsr a1d can Dc len GU niie'
n irlp-ogei vsout his tsg back to hi' ms loo'
t,fs~ Ia "A han ussi extensively s1ee ~ Lu,uS
,rout foa- year, aso n tails city I'D q pts ~ u 81
sJSS;orr -,roina SeT orr, 81 10 almost e'Iry i'' "
= rrs,--- ~ shs lrrisai 70 steadily .4lrc sls.
ny, U,rss Tsu, given universal s'ii' ~ nv 80.
se hts sesnahls % sscetAin II sa1 o. 9S sIvtf IN =
$500 4.,ssi-.- a.. 9i-s. - ~ IA- - ~
r. So P.5prlctor aanaaciursr st53
~TTIyEyy CAPs! aiIitrry Cnps!I ioa-
IA +,HoFf sa..s q whocsals ami k,si &c tae sl.eIy
"a ne p-ss ssasralv his iasge stock Of Homo
s,i- l,ey Ias and BLACK Caee and sA.tle eyis -
si !. s tnhls,rsn., - tlvoralie ser9 =, N ~
- A. Ia II, G1e5 most larahie 1t var ces' Va2 nos -
- Hayiag on band g5ol supply OF ,toeh IN, ~, e.
~ Tv- tn- wholesale and Ec,s trade VI, DC e9h!
- Jag, DJo ~ No 81 As'I Street. Ne1@'aa' va ss-0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30
APRIL, IsSI'
nv 0OODG.

APRIL, 1851
DRY GOODS.
800 ,s.,nv -, cry ~liS view Of making psrse
NJ - ,ssss sy icaslsd 70 sEAnirs oar s'oss o. D>'
EIS1s Tsogtr Ter sa.s: ,-.,.,.
49, ~ SO prorn shssiisss sra saftn6h
- cz.sasrs- s,,-,,
"a 49, Wsashsd eh-ci7r5 ard shiFthss,
Nsh.i-s ~ 4 sni ssrig.f Cs1ssnrss, -.
a. '-,ss str,ss. sae riSiI cSAssus, 'oi ss'EAEa'
:, : Dsrirss sui str,r,i shia,sA
f.so essss fancy Psinis,
81 Cotiopade9,
~ Cc,a,ed ca-hrics,
* Fsnllszy iSgas al tad9er ,..,.,,r..-
"a AZ gsavy al fiae L.reus, for gents SeM
- sc i-.h Iiaeas Laaas sSl sS;esl anu ha''S S
Snte - popirs Coihs Oassers5, Nesung &c, Ae1
Gea - IN sl VERY cheap the cash asd pIemp' usae'
80. II Pe,rl street,
Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

SaDBLEs AND MILITARY GOODS,
At lO2 Main Street.
KIN q 81 L a III B = Z IA :
10 DRAGON Saddles and Dragon Ets
lou Brass and silver plated spurs
Military ospes f..
Tnsmelsd Cloth, bes. quality
Silver Plated and Wood sirrups
Blue Cloths, medium 70 are Qusii9
Patent Ekrtirg aad Dash LeslhSr
stage Hsres and CHAIN
Sold Lace and Srald
Military butioni
Coarse Threaa fes sesns nsehinss
And Military AecoAirerens Of 81 kisa,.
yIHfED-Tyo Saddle hsnds, and MAJ and Lady 70 Use
sssta- Asehlnss 20 Shen We WI rag liberal wages stz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30
NgvAL So oS Ssn Nh NJ Sd .ssfsss ia
D0GGETF < AND I.

RI ,soe;yis7 for ne yAu Trade, CaTpsAsgi on S'ot "a
a 80 a., 80 sodg Corulcvs and Bgnia, hlados shsa9
erisi H.lr ana Hols. Tor sale At lon JricI =
e ltLns Beds Gnd naes3e saade 70 9rdtr :, sae. 20
Isa PAPER he7s1s iSas Ia Gs cay OF county y s7F IN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-17
TRINITY JOURNAL
Weavcrviile, Saturday, August AZ, 1861.
Our Choice for state Printer,
p -AVcry-
OF MARYSVILLE.
FOR THR JOURNAL
To South Carolina.

Carolina, my bully boy, I'm 'faid you've got in trouble
jumping of Uncle sammy lot to browse weeds
and stubble
You're fast one, undoubtedly of splendid blood and
breeding,
And you've stood at the public crib long you're bound
to show your feeding
But remember Esop's naughty stced, when stray
shot had pumped her,
And may not that same yours when you turned
out of Sumer2
change alter,
And if you won't be bride wise, wen train you with a
holter
We don't go much on thrasng you, we'd rather you'd
knock under,
But when you try throw off, look out for squalls by
thunder
We've long had for mounting you but didn't like to
try it,
But our sam unsheaths his blade yoa'd better take
things quiet.
We've hauled the of Liberty with all its preciouslood
Through many doubtful looking place, through many
dark foreboing,
And who deserves praise ths2 you ptifui soceder
Is't stout New England the wheel or you beside the
leader ?
But tired of your ktsness and very foolish caperng
They've hitched the big West before given you the
swing
And you'll go to rearing up aud kicking things to
suvers
And say you're bound to the besand have allnggor
drivers
We're team to pull the world around if we'd but pull
together,
But we draw contrary ways we'd scarcely stir feather
Hurra lang wen put her through with SCOTT for a
wagon master,
For We draw the train of human opoan Craze glory
pasture.
And don't you hunt for better feed, seek master
kinder,
And England tries to salt you up look out for the bit
behind her
And don't you let her harness you osprtod aud cagous
70 drag your in shames black hearse through all
the coming ages
Weavers ille, August, 1861. PliER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-17

The VOICES OF THE HoURs.-The hours have
voices and every honr has a different voce-df- =
ferent whispers which are gathered from the
wording of distinct and loud sounds which mingle
from nnumerable sources and pass along vary
ing and an immeasurabe scale, dropping little
echoes to fill the air with murmuring, musical
and speaking vibrations. There is no perfect
stiffness, not even in the deep of the under sea,
beyond the power Of light. There is no structure
so solid and massive as to be entirely impassive
to the sounds which, unknown TO our material
sensibility, compose much of the palpabeness OF
the air. The whispering voices Of the hours en-
circle and impress the stone statue in its solemn
loneliness as we'll as the living thing in its live
companionship. No tranquility can make an alb
solute calm, not anywhere with US nor under the
coffin lid with death The universe were tor
pid, ugly bulk without the roaring and whisper
ing voices of the minute parts Of gliding time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-17

WoMAN.-From the lips of woman every infant
hears the first accents of affection, and receives
the first lesson of duty in tenderness and love.
For the appreciation of woman the grown up
youth Will undertake the boldest enterprise, and
brave every difficulty Of study, danger and even
death itself To the happiness of woman the
man of mature years will devote the best ener-
gies of his mind and body and from the sooth-
ing and afectionate regard of woman, the man
who has become venerable by years. derives his
chief consolation in life's decline. Who then
shall say that onehalf of the human race, and
they are confessedly the most virtuous and most
amiable, may not be entrusted with intelligence,
and an influence equal to our own? To them
when sorrow alllicts us, we consign halt our suf,
ferings and they cheerfully relieve us by tighten
ing them When joy delights, we give half our
pleasures. and they readily consent to share them
They lessen, by their sympathy, the pangs Of all
our privations, aud they increase, by their par
ticpations the ecstacy Of our delights They
deserve, then, the fall enjoyment OF every pryi-
lege that it is in our power to give them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-17
L O. O. F.
NORTH STAR LODGE

~ No 6l meets every Wednesday ~
evening ,at7a o'clk, at Odd Fellows @@a97N'S~
Hail. Main street, Weaverville. All visiting Bro
Tiers are cordially invited to attend.
ly6 f. w. YoUNG, r. S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-17
<.@4h

SUBSTANTIALLY long been endorsed by the
medical faculty mild, safe and effective ape
rient and Alternative. To extend its usefulness,
all the scientific appliances of modern chemistry
have been put in requistion by Messrs, Sands, to
obtain pure extract of its medicinal properties.
Combining Herewith vegetable products, they
are euapIed with confidence to offer to the public
a sure and certain remedy for all diseases arising
from impurity of the blood, or arrangement of
the hillary functions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-17

STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. IL, l. o.
O. F-Meets on the evenings of the first and
third Monday of each month. at Odd Fellows
Hail. g Clifford's' building, Main street. Patri-
archs from abroad are cordially invited to attend,
I've. w. III. BACHELDER, S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-17

RAISY DAYs-On the whole we do not object
to good old-fashoned northeaster occasionally
1t il nice, if you have good steep-roofed garret
to sit in. to read your old letters with perpeu-
al tune of rain drops playing over head it is
convenient to mend up all the dlapidated old
clothes, for there is no danger OF being surprised
by fashionable neighbors, who don't know what a
patch means; it is time to pick up all the dropped
stitches Of our hurried over-burdened lives, to
look at the past, aud weave plans for the future
If we had no rainy weather, our hearts never
would leap out at the 81 ght Of blue riffs of sky
and mellow tnts Of sunshine
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-17

TIE very men who have for twenty years de-
nouneed the Constitution as a compact Win
hell = and the Union as +" covenant Win death'
are now shrieking for the Union, because Iney
believe that Lincoln is going to use Il as an ih-
strument for cutting The tbroats OF the white meh
of the South, and freeing all the negroes'-D6y
Book
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-17
Hoard OF supcrvisors--seguiar Term.

August 5, 1861.
quorum of the Board not being present to
transact business it was ordered, that the Boarl
do now adjourn until to morrow morning at
O'clock
Tuesday, August 6.
Board met pursuant to adjournment Present
j f. IIoadey, chairman, Geo. Williams and
Jno. McCammon.
The following proceedings were had
The report of A. NJ. Kruttschnitt, County
Treasurer received and ordered published.
Report of A. j. Hoffman, NJ. d., County Ply
siclan received and ordered published.
The following bills were allowed on the County
General Fund
p. Ianey, Jno. Sedeuburg, S. Frost, G. B.
Crowninshield, l.. Eber, H. Overmohle Isaac
Moore, T. Weise, S. j. Didawick, G. Petersen, II.
Oswald, D. Ogle, l.. A. Brown, Jno Berry, X.
Maher, d. Lyon s. j. Blackmore, s. b. Norton,
D. Fuller A. Hinds A. Lawrence, L. Graetzer.
l.. L, Wells, IL. Junkans. z. Kelly, NJ. Hart, I'll.
! Squires, were allowed SO each, for services as
Jurors in Court of Sessions.
Henry 4. Jacob Jno. Moore, Jas. Lyons, Jno.
! Moore, W. Little, A. Jackson, j. NJ. Tiernau, l..
H. Boord, A. Strauser, j. +. Ciley, II Mccoy, s.
p. Fogg, Juo Gordon, j. W. Smith, ". q. Given,
w. H. Hail. Chas. Hanna, Oscar Fox, g. Ellery,
Jas, jeffrey Frank Payne, H. Mahie, W, Tullock,
r. Carnes, we're allowed Sc each for services two
days in Court of Sessions. John Taylor and II.
Mcfarland 8 days Ia District Court, $40 Peter
Quinn, 6 days in District Court, SIS.
Ordered, that Henry McAvany be and is here
by appointed road oversecr for Sturdvant Road
District, in place of A. j. Felter, resigned, upon
the fling of his approved bond in the sum OF
5 900.
Ordered, that the following road overseers'
reports be received and placed on file
j. A, Hatch, of Weavervlle Road District.
Daniel Nichols, OF Canon
Bennett Cook, of Lowden
j, @, Murphy, Of Burns
Jno White, of Dutton
o. Phillips, of Lewiston
a. j. Felter, of Surdivant
1t is hereby ordered, that the road leading from
Douglas City aud Kanaka Bar up the east side
OF Trinity river to where it intersccts the Wea-
vcrville and Shasta toll road near Lowden's saw
MILL be and the same is hereby declared public
highway.
The petition of the residents of Douglas City
and vicinity, asking the Hon. Board of Supervi-
sors to grant an order for the removal OF the
bridge now crossing Weaver Creek near its mouth
! to the crossing of said creek at Moss, Mabte ~
Go. 4 mill be and the same is hereby rejected
The following bills were allowed ON the County
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-17

CLASS IN GEoGRAPHY.-" Which is the lowest
ridge in kentucky 2"
Small Boy-" Breckin-rdge."
Which is the crookedest, meanest lane in
America ~
Small Boy" 10. Lane. Please mayn't ! go
out now ?"
O. Yas -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-17
Mrs. wv i'm S1o w,

Az EXPERIENCED NURSE and Family Physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teethng, which greatly
facilitates the process of eehng, by softenng the gums
reducing all nhamationwl alay all pain, and is sure to
regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers it will
give rest to yourselves and relief and health to in
ants prefecy safe in all See advertisement in
another column. M. 1917 ,s.n.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-17

PARsoN GREEN is ia the habit. sometimes, of
drawing upon box of sermons bequeathed him
by bis father, who was also minister, upon one
occasion got hold of sermon, by mistake, which
the old gentleman had once preached TO 1he state
CATION were becoming deeply interested, when
all at once the parson surprised them with the
information that " had it not been for the Gle
meney Of the Governor, every one of them would
have been hung long ago"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-17
TRINITY CHAPTER.

sNnne No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS, meet
YkS on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
9EA each month, at the Masonic Hall, in
Weaverville.
I've. NJ. WILLIAMS, Secretary.