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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-09

fFTbere 10 . woman one hundred and
Fly years old living inthe town u Strong,
Franklin Co., Maine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-09

DIED,
Yesterday morning at o'clock, infant daugh-
ter OF Rev. Sam'l Pickard.
Funeral this morning at 10 o'clock at his honsc,
Frank TN gtrcst corner 18th. Friends Of the fsmi
ly are invited to attend.
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w ANTED,

WANTED.
4 YOUNG MAN Of undoubted character and
~ business qualifications. sld speaking several
languages. desires, with n view Of permanent res
idence in keokuk, to obtain employment In s9mc
spectacle house. Salary no object until the
vices rendered sha II become most useful.
Address &c. g." ard leave at this Office.
mch7#3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-09

The man who confines himself to one drink /,
best for him to be yell supplied.
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An Iowa Appoinsm emit.

John A. kasson, of Des MONIES, to whom
Horace Greeley awarded the credit Of having
drafted the Chicago Platform, has been ap-
pointed First Assistant Postmaster General.
He was Chairman Of the Republican Execu-
tive State Committee of Iowa for some years,
and distinguished himself by energy and
efficiency in that position. He is an able
Lawyer and a thorough and interchangeable
man OF business, amply competent for the
duties of the position to which he has been
called, OF which long and intimate ac-
quaintance gave the Postmaster General tho
strongest personal assurance.
Mr.. Kasson's position gives him control
and management of the practical arrange
ments OF the mails and mail routes, and the
entire service in that department, and his
thorough personal acquaintance with the
West and its wants cannot fail to render his
appointment both popular and advantageous
TO this section of the country.
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FFWe understand that one Of our iron
houses hns been notified by its New Orleans
correspondent that duty Of "a per cent.
will hereafter be collected on Tennessee iron
10 that city. Il is a wonder tire gallant city
did not collect tnx of..24 per cent on Ten
nes-ee mnske.s in 1915 l. Nashville Glenn
Patriot.
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The Sens Of AfHtra in New Orleans have
given evidence that although they may like
the treason that their section profits by, they
despise tho traitor. Witness the following
communication which Inns been received by
the Mime a ha Lodge Of Philadelphia:
CHARITY LonoE, l. o. s. NJ,
New Orleans, Feb, IS, 1861.
Grand Commander Mime hd h a Lodge,
T. q. s. ~, Philadelphia: beg leave to
notify yenr Lodge that, at a meeting held last
evening at the Grand Commandary in this
city, Gen lwisgs, Of the U. S. A., Was ex-
PEELED fror1 the Order unanimously. His
name 10 nos Inscribed with 20. s. A." No.
tify all the brethren IN yLur Circle to shun
him.
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GD-A single Bottle Of SpALDING'S PRE-N4
~PARED GLUE will save ten~6N
E4-times its cost annually. -G3
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I. O. O. F.
NORTH STAR LODGE.

~ No, 6l, meets every Wednesday 5NS2<0E
evening, ,at7a o'clk., at Odd Fellows SsasFNsSS<
Hall, Main street Weaverville. All visiting Bro
theirs are cordially invited to attend.
I've. +. w. Young, r. s.
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N. Ripstein 80 %
j. Engelfried 90
DR.. Hoffman, 1877 so
c. Thomas 18 %
s. Loffman "a rs
H. J. Saeman 2S7 rs
L. A. johnson Is 90
]. S. Mccain d Co. 258 %
Cahnbey & Junkans 90
H. H. Grav sc rs
S. X. Turner 40 W
Z. Lake $50 90
I Ioomis IS ~
DR.. R. A. Thomas l20 90
DIR. Trask 5O w
The following bills were rejected on the County
lanes Brannan's 5000 90
w A Nunnally Jr 90
Resolved, That vote OF thanks is due to the
Hon. John c. Burch, in acknowledgement OF the
receipt of forty-two volumes OF the Annals of
Congress- seventeen volumes of American State
Papers, and four volumes Of the Congressional
Globe, presented by him to the county of Trinity.
1t is hereby ordered, that the rates OF toll on
bridges and ferries below North Fork be altered,
as follows:
Foot passengers. 25 cts
Pack animals, ia cts,
A bill having been passed by the Legislature
of this State authorizing the Board of Supervi-
sors to levy a special tax for Building Fund for
| Trinity county, it is hereby
Ordered by the Board that additional tax
of one fourth of one per cent. be levied upon all
taxable property in this county.
This being the last day of the session of the
Board Of Supervisors, and the Treasurer being
present and in attendance on the Board, with all
sealed proposals for the surrender of County
warrants that have been received by him, 10 ac-
cordance with an Act of the Legislature Of this
State, passed February, 1859, creating Redemp-
tion Fund for this county and the members Of
the Board being all present proceeded to open
and examine the same.
! The Board after due examination of the several
proposals that have been received, duly accepted
! tha fol tn unit
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A CTION BROUGHT IN THE DISTRICT
"A Court of the Ninth Judicial District Of tho
State of California, in and for the County ~
Trinity, and the complaint fled in said Count
of Trinity, in the office Of the Clerk of said MI.
trict Court.
The People of the State Of California, sersd qrees,,
to JACOB MYERS, Defendant;
You are hereby required to appear in an actOO
brought against you by the above named plain.
tiff, in the District Court OF the Ninth Judiciar
District of the State of California, ia and for tho
County of Trinity and to answer the complaint
filed therein, "a copy Of which accompanies this
Summons) within ten days, exclusive of the dav
of service,) after the service on you of this Sum.
mons-it served within this county; or, ifseryed
ont of this county, but within this Judicial Dis.
trict. within twenty days or If served out of
said District, then within forty days--or Judgment
Inv default will be taken against you according
to the prayer of said complaint
The said action is brought to-obtai,. u u, Gre a,
dssolving the marriage between you and the said
plaintiff, and claiming divorce from you, on the.
ground of extreme cruelty and other acts, men
toned ~ complaint, ETC., and that the plaintiff be-
declared the lcsa! guardian OF her infant ehild1
during its minority ana io' costs o, S".., S".. ETC.
And you are hereby notified, that if you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint as above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in said complaint
The foregoing Summons is published by order OF
said Court.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Dis
trict Conrt of the Ninth Judicial District of the
State of California, in and for the county Of
Trinity, this 24th day OF April, A. d., 1861.
ILsf NJ l., GRIFFIN, Clerk
fIrz.R & STUART, Plth's Att'ys. L.
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The Journal.
Board of Supervisors---Mny Term.

Monday, May G, 1861.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present.. F. Hoadley, chairman, Geo. Williams
ard John McCammon.
The following proceedings were had
Ordered, that the report of A. NJ. Kruttschnitt,
County Treasurer, be received and published.
Also, the report of DR.. A. J. Hoffman,, County
Physician, received and ordered published.
The following road overseers' reports were re-
crived and placed on file
Report of Olney Phillips, of Lewiston District.
+" A. l.. McWhorter, of Hamilton "
j. c. Murphy, Of Sturdivant 4"
" A. j. Felter, of Sturdivant "
Henry Johnston, of Lowden "
Ordered, that the report of John Carr. road
overseer on Cloverdale road be received and
his bondsmen be discbaI ged
Ordered, that James A. Tinsley be appointed
road overseer for Blyther's road district, upon
filing his approved bond in the sum of 1000.
Ordered, that A. L. McWhorter be re-appointed
road overseer for Hamilton road District, upon
the filing OF his approved bond in the sum of
$1,000.
Ordered, that Olney Phillips be re-appointed
road overseer for Lewiston road district, upon
the fling of bis approved bond in the sum OF
$1,000
The following bills were allowed on the County
General Fund D. F. Osgood ]. s. Mccain Ed
Neblett r. Pearce Benz Steiner Nelson Bates w
W. Tinnin VIM. Todd L. A. Kelton VIM. Cotton
W. l. 11upp r. A. Fagg Jos Ransom II. II. Gray
each SO, for services as grand jurors. Tracey
Scofeld Thos. Carr John Jackson Chas. Soule d.
Sale l.. Y. Herrick G. w. Twambley J. Bennett
Wm. Sabin J. J. Downhour, Sc each, as jurors in
Court Of Sessions. L. DeCecil ]. Philbrook A. j
Felter II. Hindley ]. Huss j. Davenport, Sl2
each, as jurors in Court of Sessions. J. S. Luch.
enbach d. Carnes VIM. Ferguson d. ID. Miles j
J.. Graves X. p Plowman VIM. Shinn J. johnson
Sc each, as jurors in Court of Sessions, G
Eaton j. McAdams w. II. Smith A. Whitney w
r. Gould 7. Kirkpatrick S. Didawck VIM. Baehl
A. c. Lawrence J. Rodgers +. Marsh Geo. Smith
il. II Wells NJ p. Fuller w. B. COburn d. F
Gilbert J. Evans VIM. Showers VIM. Clements ii
Hooker Vim. Kincaid S. b. Norton o. ii. Young
J. S. Fisher p. Cramer Jos. Brown Frank Payne
a. c. George ]. McCarty G. II. Lloyd Isaac Moore
Chas. Abbott r. M. Woods David Degraff NJ
Badridge p. McGrath r. McGOvern VIM. Vance
s. Varuey Geo. lIulme j. A. Floriance, SO each
for services as jurors in Court of Sessions. James
Gregory c, Hunter J. II. McCampbell Il. 7. Nc
Cansand j. Fields p. Fisher f. N. Thayer II
Harvey NJ. Gum p. Mclean d. d. Lockwood G
PEBBLES B. F. Trask A. Kinds J. G. Briggs A
Straser p. L. Stephens II. Weymouth, 50 each
for services as jurors in Court of Sessions. l.
Miller G. W. Dyer G. w. Moore VIM. H. Weller
Jno Murphy, So each, as jurors in Court o
Sessions.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

OF an diseases the great first cause,
springs from the neglect of Natures td,cs.
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lDe petition OF the residents OF Arkansas Dam
and vicinity asking for the extension of Canon
road district down the river to Sturdivant's
D,idge, is granted, and it is hereby ordered that
the Canon road district be extended from Sol
dier's Creek to Sturdivant's bridge.
1t is hereby ordered, that the portion of the
Sturdivant road district below Sturdivant's
bridge on the southwest side of Trinity river.
be added to the Burns road district, and that j..
G. Murphy be appointed road overseer of said
district, upon the filing of his approved bond in
the sum Of $1,000.
1t is hereby ordered, that Chauncey Langdon
be appointed road Overseer for the Rush Creek
road district upon the filing of his approved
bond in the sum Of 5 900.
Tuesday, May 7.
Report of Jno. White, as road overseer for
DuttOn road district, was received and placed on
file.
Report Of |. A, Hatch. road overseer for Wea-
yer district, received and placed on file.
Upon proof of due notice having been given
according to law, it is hereby ordered that a
license be granted to Jas. A. Tinsley to keep a
toll bridge across Trinity river at Tinsley's ranch,
in Trinity county, upon the filing of his approved
bond in the sum of $l,500 license to be granted
for one year, at the rate of $50 per year.
1t is hereby ordered that license be granted
TO Jos McGilliyray to keep toll bridge across
Trinity river, at McGillivrays ranch, in Trinity
county for the term OF one year from the expi-
ration of his present license, upon the filing of
his approved bond in the sum of $l,5o0, at the
rate of $50 per year.
The petition of John Arm and others, asking
for the establishment of election precinct on
Rush Creek, is granted and it is hereby ordered,
that a precinct be established at Rush Creek
and polls to be held at John Arms house.
The petition of Chas Sloan and others, praying
that the trail leading from WeaverVille by the
way OF Gray's ranch and Browns Creek, to Lew
istOn. in Trinity county, be declared a public
highway, is granted, and the same is hereby so
ordered.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Board
that county warrant, No 676, on the County
General Fund, issued Februrry l4tb, 1861, in fa-
vor OF DR.. II. A. Thomas, for the sum of S25, has
been lost 1t is hereby ordered that the County
Auditor issue a duplicate warrant to DR.. II. A.
Thomas, upon the filing of his approved bond
with the County Auditor, in double the amount,
and that the Treasurer register said duplicate
warrant as of the date of the original, and that
the Treasurer and his successor be restrained and
enjoined from paying the original warrant.
1t is hereby ordered, that the Treasurer of
Trinity county pay to the Treasurer of the Ger
man Hospital the sum of one hundred and thirty
dollars being the amount paid into the County
Treasury by the members of the German Hospi-
tai
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Ninth judicial Distri,,
Of the State of California, in and for the Count,
of Trinity.
Elizabeth Myers VS. Jacob Myers,
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4.~.S
wS- A nlentiful suI

gs- A plentiful supply of pure blood is as
essential to animal life, light heat and genial
showers are to the vegetable kingdom. When
the proper circulation of the vital fluid is i'm
eeded, sickness is the inevitable consequence,
the secretions become anbealtby, the liver be-
comes clogged with impure bile which forced
into the system vitiates and nffanes the blood
engendering scrofula estaneoas eruptiOns, liver
complaint, fever, sores, dyspepsia, consumption,
&C., to purify the blood and speedily cure the
above named diseases nothing is so eficacious as
SANDS SARsAPARILLA. l5.lm,
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JANSON, BOND 4 CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC GOODS,
Clothing and Notions,
Battery ST., corner Clay'
san FRANCISCO.


TTAvE NOW ON HAND IN STORE and are
stock Of STAPLE and Fancy Goods, for the Spring
trade, consisting of
House Furnishing Goods.
Standard Brown Drills. Sheetngs and Shirtlnss'
7-s, A, "a and 10 fine Brown SheetlngS'
Bleaehed Shirtings, all widths, rom % ~ -
Primary Colors, Dunnell's, Tacony and other
Prints ,coh
Amer. and Russian Brown and Bleached Crasn'
White, Blue, Grey and Scarlet Blankets,
Grey. Blue. White, Scarlet and Yellow Flanneis'
Blue Denims and Hickory Stripes,
Blue and Bleacbed Drills and Jeans,
Tickings from 2S inch to 36 inch, various brands
Apron Checks 22, AZ and A.
Brown and Bleached Canton Flanneis,
Corset Jeans, Lining and Paper Cambries,
Ingram, 3ply Brussels and Tapestry Carpets
Wool and half wool Linseys and Plaids,
q. S. Pilot, Eureka, Lawrence Russell's Duck,
Bear, Boston and extra Ravens Duck,
Patapsco and Farmers SO inch aud 40 inch Twllls
Cloths, Casimeres, Doeskins and Kentucky Jeans
Seamless Bags, Cotton and Linen Machine Twine
Bleached and Brown Linen Table Damasks.
Bleacbed and Brown Union Table Damasks,
l0-4, la and la Manchester Qults,
White and eolored' Toilet Quilts,
Embossed Table and Piano Covers,
Super Cloth Table and Piano Covers,
Bleaehed Linen Table Cloths,
Brown Linen Table Cloths.
Linen Toweling, Doybes and Napkins.
Scotch Diapers, Satin and Worstcd Damasks,
Curtain Muslins and Lace Curtains,
Ca, 81 1914 and lI-4 Brown and Bleached, Cot
ton Sheetings,
WINDOW Shades and hollands, all colors, &c.
White Goods.
Jaconet and French Muslins,
Mull and Check Muslins,
Nanins0ok and Cambria Muslins,
Brilliantes and Dimities, &c,
Irish Linens, white and printed,
Emhroderies, Laces, Trimmings, ri aaonsj, &c
Linen l.. c. lIandkerchiefs,
Gents l.. C. liandkerchiefs,
Ladies' aud Gents l.. c. lldkfs, hemmed,
Colored border do do.
Linens, Lawns, Cambrics, &c.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Grey Flannel Overshirts
Blue aud Red do
Hickory and Check Shirts,
Linen Bosom and Calico do.
Cloths, Casimeres and D0eskins,
Dutch Pants and Overalls,
Jumpers and Kentucky Jean Shirts,
Black Silk IIdkfs.,
Silk Pocket Idkfs,
Silk Undershirts and Drawers,
Dress Goods.
Black and Fancy colOred Silks,
Manchester and Pacific Delaines,
French and English Delaines,
Black and cOlOred Velvets,
Cashmere Wool and BrOche,
Plain all-wOOl Delaines
French and English Merinos,
French and English C0burgs,
Black Alapacas aud Paramattas,
Mohairs and Debaises,
French Prints and Organdes,
Printed Lawns and JacOnets,
Long and Square Shawls &c. &c,
And complete stock of Yankee Notions, al
of which we offer at The lowest market rates, b.,
the package, dozen or piece, at our store, corne
Clay and Battery streets, San Francisco.
ll2m. JANSON, BOND 4 co.
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Nrs. WI 81 w

Az EXPERIENCED NURSE and Family Physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children teething, which greatly
facilitates the process of teethng by sotening the guns
reducing all nfamatiOnwill aay all pain and is sure Z
regulate the bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it vii
give yourselves and relief and health to your in
fants preecty safe in all See advertisement il
another column. m.l2l1,s.n.
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STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. 10, l. o.

o. F.-Meets on the evenings of the first and
third Monday of each month. at Odd Fellows
Hall, " Cliford's" building, Main street. Patri-
archs from abroad are cordially invited to attend.
I've. w. ii. BACHELDER, S.
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NOTICE.

l. forms the ladies of Weavervile that she is
prepared to do all kinds of HAIR. DIR RESSING
FRlZZING, BRAIDING, CURLING and SHAM,
POOLING. Also, to give instructions on the ri.
ano Forte.
All orders left at the Hair Dressing and SHAY.
ing Saloon of W. Ii. Foote, Main street, will be
promptly attended to. ANNIE PINDELI,.
Weaveryille, April 27, 1861. l5tf.
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Humboldt Express
AND MAIL ROUTE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED LEAVES WEAVER
i vile every Friday morning with the U. S.
mails for Humboldt Bay and intermediate sta
tions, lie connects at Weaverville with Green
hood q Newbauer's Northern Express, and with
Gilkey's Salmon Express at Humboldt Bay. All
business or orders placed in his charge he will
faithfully attend to. lie will buy Gold Dust on
bis route, and always furnish the latest Eastern
and California papers
Subscribers to the TRINITY JOURNAL will be
furnished with their papers free of charge.
JOHN CHAPMAN.
WeavervilIe, Feb. ., 1861. 4td
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Specia1 n o eS.
M a q O NJ 7 @
TRINITY CHAPTER

osnns No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS, meet
W on the second and Fourth Tuesday ~
~ each month"; at the Masonic Hall, in
Weavervile.
I've. NJ. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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Suffer not when Cure is guaranteed in all stages Of
Secret ID seases.
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1908 63

Odiu 7Zoc Op
Wherefore, 1t is hereby ordered by The Board,
that the Treasurer be and is hereby required 10
pay the bids above specified, and accepted by the
Board, out of the monies now on hand in the
Redemption Fund.
The following bills were allowed on the County
General Fund
J. f. Hoadley, $G8 so
Geo. Williams, II so
Jno McCammon, 81 SO
NJ. F. Griffin, IS 90
Board adjourned until next regular term.
J.. +. HOADLEY, Chairman.
Attest NJ. i. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-06-18
Who Shot Col. Kelleye

Col. Kelley, the commandant of portion Of
Llncoln's forces at Phillppa. was shot by Archey
McOlintic OF the Bath Cavalry, Capt. Richards
Leroy and Foxall Dangerfeld, (brothersD and
Archey McClintic, soldiers of the Bath Cavalry
were at the bridge when horse belonging to
their company dashed through the bridge with
out it's rider, whereupon these soldiers attempt.
ed to cross the bridge for the purpose of seeing
what had been the fate of the owner of the ri
derless horse, when they were met by portion
of the enemy led on by Col. Kelley. As they
met, Archey McClintic shot Col. Kelley with q
pistol. Seeing that they would be overcome by
the number of the enemy, ,tnis gallant trio wheel
ed and retreated through the bridge. AS they
were retreating, they heard the enemy exclaim.
''Shoot the hid rascal on the white horsel"
meaning McOlintic who had shot Col. Kelley
They fred, and broke the leg of Leroy P. Dan
gerfeid. AS McClintic was able to unhorse the
Colonel of regiment with an old pistol, we
hope that no soldier will disdain to Use the old
fashioned pistol. They are as good as any, if in
the proper hands, = s' -
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DIED.

Suddenly and mysterousy, in this place, on We'd.
nesday the 18th inst, GEORGE AsBuRY infant son of
George G. and Maggie E. Yeagle, aged 8 months and
26 days. zsali1 tsss 80 se3T 17'-7 -
Sweet bud of Spring, thou promised fair
To bless thy tender parents care,
Who watched thy opening bloom:
But hope has vanished like dream.
The Babe so late their darling theme
Now slumbers in the tombl A-s
Those little hands thou'lt raise no more. s %
To meet their loving, fond caress,
For Deaths cold blast, in passing Ger, sss II =
e Has snatched thee from afection's breast. /.
Oh how they loved their darling one. e.
beg How much they wished his stay; 5sa
But let our Fathers will be done sge 1a
bs He shines in endless day.. t8ssia'ts ts..sl a.
sa"Ill take this little Lamb," said he s.s glf.s4
e.eIi Sand lay him on my breast se --.
Protection it shall find in me-
& And be forever blest" A PARKSr
Vindicator please copy. ne ssls1 81
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Nurse the Sick and Wounded /.

| We have been informed that Mrs. Judge Hop
kins, emulsting the noble example of Florence
Nightingale, is nov in Richmond determined to
devote her whole attention to making provision
for nursing the sick soldiers and such as may be
wounded in battle Those who may desire to
contribute to a fund for this holy purpose, or
who may wish to tender their services as nurses.
should, in the former case, send their contribu-
tions to Mrs. Hopkins, and in the latter their
tender of gratuitous service. The female sex
can do great deal to alleviate the suffering nec-
essarily consequent upon bloody war, and we
have the most implicit confidence that the ladies
will act the part of ssministering angels, in the
terrible war which is about to afaict our country
30 severely. They will cheer and comfort the
sick and wounded. Men can prescribe medicine,
bat cannot nurse women are the best nurses.
Those wishing to contribute to this fund can
send their contributions to Mrs. Col. Opie, OF
Staunton, who will forward them to Mrs. Hop
kins. at Richmond. ~ s5sAJsf Gso49aA
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Arrest Of Trsators.,

1t is the daty of every magistrate in the State
To- commit for trial any person against whom
there is strong suspicion of guilt; and where
con plant is made, upon oath, warrant of ar
rest should invarisby issue. All persons thus ar
rested may be lodged in the Jail of the county in
which they are arrested, until the Judge or Dis.
trict Attorney Of the Confederate States for the
District ID which they are arrested are notified
of.ths fact. II will then become the duty of Of
fSefs to see that the prisoners are brought to
speedy trial, 70 @ e,.5s.. s51-.. az. =. 3
The DISTRICT Court officers for the Eastern
District of Virginia are, Hon. James D. Halybur-
tom Judge; 2. 81 Aslett, Esq, District Attor.
ney, and 'ool. John T. Wiley, Marshal for r the
District. Vim. F. Watson, Commissioner In
formation against suspected persons may be adl
d8esed to either of those officers at Richmond.
The officers for the Western District are Hon.
John W. Brook nbrough, Judge who resides at
Lexington; Hon. Bowyer Miller, District Attor-
nsg, who reeidss at Finoastle, and COL Jefferson
.hs.ye mn,