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MILITARY MAXIMsl OF NAPOLEON

Tents are ,nur ous TO health. 1t il much better for
the soldier bisouac, because he then sleeps with bis
feet to the fire. which quickly dries the ground on which
be lies few boards little straw shelter him from
he wind.
Tents however, are necessary for the leaders, who
have to write and consult with tee map. They should
be given therefore, 10 the superior officers, who should
be ordered never 10 lodge in house.
Tents attract the observation Of the enemys stsa,
and make known your numbers and the position you oc-
cupy. But Of all army bivouacking in two or three
lines nothing Is perceived at distance except the smoke,
which the enemy coufounds with the mist of the
phere he cannot count the fires
Nothing is more important in than unity in
msnd When, therefore, you carrying on hostiles
sganst a single power only, you should have but one
army acting on ine, aud led by commander.
The effect of discussing making show Of talent and
calling councils of war; will be what the effect of these
things has been in every age they will end in the adcp
ton of the most pusllanimous (f the expression be
preferred the most prudent measures which in war are
almost uniformly the that be adopted. True
WISDOM far general is concerned, consists in
ergetio determination.
There are certain things in war; OF which the com.
mander alone comprehepds the importance Nothing but
his superior frmness and ability subdue and
mount all difficulties.
To authorizs generals and officers to lay down their
by virtue of special capuation, under any other
circumstances than when they constitute the garrison OF
fortified place. would u1qlesionsbly be attended with
dangerous quences To open this door 20 towards
wanting in energy, or even to misguided brave
men, is to destroy the military spirit of the nation. Ar
extraordinary situation requires extraordinary resolution
The obstinate the resistance of armed body the
nore chances t will have of being succored or of fore
ipg passage How many things apparently impossible
have nevertheless been performed by resoute men VII.
had no alternative but death
No sovereign, people, general be secure, !
the officers permitted to cspulate the field
lay down their by virtue Of agreement favorable
TO themselves and to the troops under their command
bat opposed to the interests Of the remainder Of th
army. To withdraw from peril, themselves, and thu
render the position Of their comrades dangerous
manifey an act of baseness Such conduct ought to
prescribed, pronounced Infamous and punishable viii
DEATH The Generals officers and soldiers who, in bat
tie, have saved their lives by capulating. ought to
decimsted. He who commands the arms to be surreu
dered, and they who obey hlm are lke rtsrs and d.
vsgss capital pupishpest
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lEnE TILE Vino

To the WsmJers Of tie Iirgi"ia State Convention:
AS his eIceloaoy Gov John Letcher, has ordered the
militia to be drilled week, We may reasonably in
fer that our military operations will very require
the service of the militia least portion OF it.
With view to tightening our burdens much pos
sble and for the urther and important purpose of
derag our mil, more effective while in service, would
respectfully suggest for your considerations tie passage
OF an ordinance requiring tie militia of the whole State
to be divided into a. least divisions forming all the
single unmarried between the ages of Is and AZ
years into DIVISION and the married men Of ike age
into another, or, if deemed expedien into two-those
undr 80 years of age to compose the second and above
hat age and not exceeding as the third division; that
each division be formed into companies of convenen
and suitable size sDd properly lcered the first division
be drilled week, or ofiener as circumstances
may require the second and sd divisions TO be drilled
once or twice month"; might be deemed expedient;
but when the fret division shall be called into actual
vice. the second to be drilled weekly the i,st and
of the third when the second shall have been called for
If good drilmas,crs could be had for drilling the dvi-
sion intended for immediate service it would tend greatly
to the improvement of tbs men for service; and by
clsss ying the in the way proposed the expense
upon the country will be greatly essensd especially il
ONLY the first and second classes shoud be called for
would further suggest for the accomplishment Of the
etjset that ths term Il service be graded y folloTs;
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the first class or division embracing altogether single
mem be for six months the second for four months aud
the third for three months By thu. sppcrtouirg The
term Of service, those with large families would have tie
shortest tc OF service, and thereby the country would
be less burdened with the support of the families of the
iadigent portion. / can no good reason Why the
single men should not at be under regular drill and
called into active service they be got ready
1t fit and proper ba: they should be called out before
the married with large families and nine out Of ten
of the single would prefer 60 rather than their
fathers Should be required to leave their mothers and
sisters.
A Srxnrv N.x
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WosD S.ssIBL. R,NoNsrAAAcs.-Ihe New York
News OF the l4h sant in concluding very sensible
article upon " the situation" says what follows:
"The time has gone by for boosting that the troops
rased ince the jh of April will sweep all secrssops,s
u,o the Gulf OF Mexico. The limited amount Of suf-r-
ing sfeady encountered has convinced thinking cii-
that var il no paything. The stern, uncompro.
missing array OF hundred thousand Southern
troops the soil Of Virginia has caused the dcs ~
retlkng the places aud properties SEIZED on by the
Confederate States 10 be buried Tor the pTesent Of
sight Rebels aud ui;.Es have ceased 10 be declared
worthy - suc WhOle.sle, indscrHioste hanging
formed part Of the Abolition programme Of the brs, oi
Nay, and The consequence Of succession Of defeats at
the hands Of the so lately de-pised enemy ia freely
ya-sed What is OF more Importance, hOSeser, Repub-
can. well as D-mocratsgo0l order owing ciJizeDs
generally, in fsctb gin TO ask each other when this
wrctchcd, fuicid, will end Shether il could not
have been avoided: why it has become necessary that
provision OF the constitution and law Of the land
should be trampied under oot and delGge of
ya'o reaction against EEscut We tyranny, is beginnt
10 arise. which will uo permit itself to be much longer
disreg,rdsd"
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L At WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
BY JOSEPH sTFLUeE no. 27 Esin s'rert
Just bought al ss than 20 The dollar sst stork of
eh Lawns 10 and u rar Ja,onets ana CrgAndss
l2 Il; &c; rces2- cts 10 cts and hsher; an CO..
At la % &e 200 handsome bsr~e Stella sh~Ss With
Chenille Enhrody So worth IS co. 8sck and Coored Sh
FsrssOh non % and de; last c0losed Calico ~ Gu
Gad cents cheap 10; Ladies SIX Tht=Ii Gloves Ard Gsunt
lets at ls& aud 2S cent short apd ong s Nit r s and 50
double the nony; Hossrrs nen fcbisf,
lsh unen, and Bosoms Brown Eri Black Sill ding Saseng
Pillow Case Ausn aud fog cling; French NedeNcrted Cuas
iroH 2% - y Cts Cambria sud swiss Bands the fn-st IN
ts ey CaI.eres sni Linen Goods fr Men and Boys wear
Gsk and OOored silks and great Coos! too
mention will he found prsSs that atonh body
saHt ea Ho s7 MAI LOoK ioF ths Ekt
LPlT JOsfPH srgACSC
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r,pmosp, DAVENPORT

ENDNOSD, DAVENPORT &C
"a 0pPER TOR SALE,
SO eaiks "Ebbert" London Porter @sss4 In nDo.suon
sCo bus, "st Martins" ss suitable r--.> md
porJ
600 Ia Cloves,
100 eL,S Up 4 =" siIck Lcorea,
800 pFgs. Gulpowder and Black Teas. sf Owl ,oa-
ton,
10 cases Preserved Ginger
1000 pt gs. srs crackers,
100 kegs SUPER Carbonate 2odi,
800 ihs. Torqua Beans,
50 MS Rock sat-
500 begs Manipulated Guano,
100 baskets Hridsick Wine,
$50 dozen REekets
Pure Jamaica Rum,
Madeira, Sherry and Pert Wine,
Henn'ssey Brandy,
ClsrstWlpe,
Mace snd Pepper,
s5 hbs. Vinegar,
Letter Paper,
gnsn
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TO THE TRADE.

TO THE TRADE.
ySTE would call N stencn merchants visiting The n
~ city LARGE .aj well selected stock Of DRUGS s
MEDICINES PAiNrS. DILS WINDOW GLASS, DYE. sE
sfUFES, PATENT MEDIC INEs, Le., 20. ASE
CoaprsiuG 10 PATt o.
Alum, Gink-T White,
A,oes. G.rg=r African,
AnnEttc, Giur,
Arseni-, Ggn tEpAie,
AGaNist5A, iadigc,
Aisr5e, Ink,
Alcohol. Ks-a.sn, OF,
BiseSns Los soad,
Bisv Ntous, LIsee! D,
Er.zsstou-, hhdi1,
Egsaiug siuid, Pepper
brushes o. ali snaI R-d soo5,
Csr2iins, ssl SODA,
osnphor, saf. Csrb Soda,
Castor OIL, ssdlctz Powders,
Cloves, spEn,sh RroSn,
CoppsFss, spi--s of al kirds,
CtsAm T>,tSr, Venetian hed,
ConeentrStrf Lye, Nsrnlsh,s,
kusou sHlts, White Leaf,
szt LoEHo5d, W,ndos Giasf, Of various
Fust!c, siI,z
Fsvag sslv reatted With all the improve
for carrying the hus1es enabled give the Ut
dspLts4 s order. entrusted promising ndVd1-
al attention, aided by competent As..EtSlts.
JOHN 4. GRAY, Druggist,
uhlS No. l4T Main st.. Richmond Va
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

FOg TIE SALR OF NEGROES
T9yHE undcen-t has this dAy ommeneed the Auction eune
r th. sale o. NE6RaES II te Auction Room on frAnkhn
street ta,sly occupied by Bsrr- a 6REGOEY. .
Hs sc Negi both p-bsy 40 privately, and ,oct' We
psfro age - en- and h- DGhs generally Ne pledges hs
e pronoe The u res: - hs patrons AMI rsers h tsef
that s experience Ia tn trade he viii be enabled 10
Obtain he hlh-st market PrceI he viii make hers advances
property hsnd-&od prcpsr-i - board persons en-
sr-d h ade, aai ao -ir s-rvAashavng ample accom-
Srsa.Isas ;.r b5ii. n srOKES.
On FraukHn, sIl door below W all street
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L,UEHRY CIKDIaL-A mo.t deIrou' beverage. sults-
- bic for hos weather, mAds IL Germany tof sy
CRAEZ.
my2 No. 9Fx,Largc Block.
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DUsk GAUNTLET, for Cavalry or ar;iiirry
Ssryi-c.-Jgst receive l0t 81 superior hifguA
made Buck G.unu.A WA1kiSs I fICkfEH,
isi lss Nsi rtr,rt
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TNngGV.A supply Ofbs.t qea Indigo Just r.eevsd sri
4 f7r sale by W. FEIENOs h co hrrgsss,
Isi iSs Min
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FILOCR.--lOO bbls Rlysnns supernn. Flour,
l25 do EItrE
leo do City allls super. DO
100 do DO ExGA DO
qO do Hokrn. do ds
81 DO Pine do
Received and fos sale b, fmh2T HUNT JAHss.
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WANTED,
100 HANDS, to work Over coG;s Jackets ard Pants I'm
wv m-diaiely.
Hoos need apply but those aseu.soned that Kind cf
(.plg) W.. IRA FMiTH.
IFARnEE,s TACTtCs..-.J. Psndoph hSs for isls
t IS (or d. 90 ~ ms edition Of Esoee Tactics
with Also cshoE Pclerce Of tactics
fnfsuy cavalry ard Ntsryfb cents kuekhot Irfsnry
Cano Daty Het Toreeston, and Coast Deisre.-5o cs,
PPLEs.-Jes resolved lot Of Mss-ss's pies AppIs. Of
a vsrious hnds
t1,2 UyTyT a Jlhfys
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kDoLLOCE,N Sal tST EbY Y0R DYsPErsIA ASD cgSo-
NC THEAsHTs remedy confidently offered TO the pub
hc under the becf III
sETero medicine which has hitherto brought 10 s
aoce 81 the muny rnts vusbs medicine Go.
fer about sixteen years. e.h hundred.
In s city who ,sougo be!acurabe Prepared
AMI sold by J. p DUyAL
spiI Nsip and iO,h .tIset.
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A SUPPLY OF THE LATEST Music
N NORRIS Bookstore, 81 ksln Street.
TIE Rival waltz BY ChA'les Gr"be. Csc
EveF Of Tree TRANSCRIPTION briante. Ry I. NJ. Brown IS
The 0beron Polka BY Grobe 25c.
On The windoE Pane New gong BY j. p Webster Soc
song Of Beauty. By W n. Bourne S5c
Aalders Prsyer Written and adapted by ". ws!nOre, ~
D., Csc
CAva:aa wAsehesa Arranged for the Piano by Jas
Benak CSC.
Jennies Grave. New Song. By J. P. Webster s5c.
str-=er sill Words by Buchanan Reid. Hce by v
b. r 25c
asn, VINE ward Written By James Cooper Composed BY
4 Cur1is Y5c-
The Harriet Lane Pclka. By A. Anrnuih. 40c.
s CITY usrd uieker. Composed and respectfully dedicated
10 The Petersburg City Guard Capt John May. By kedoro
Camps. zoe.
The Artists sehostssh. By james Bellsk Zoe.
Un BSo " Alsehsra Opera de Verdi h0eiune oAntsee As
cher.
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MANILA HOpE.- In store snd for sal', la-ge stock
vi asni,d 4, p, " . ~ ~ and nsl g, IN 81.
ameter by lm, 4Ol hsiTJ, kHODEs CO
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,CE.cO Bags prime RICE received tom North Care
| m,I EDNoED DAVENPORT 70
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CIN SHOT wOUHDs.-Turf on l. ,hs most spsed,
" healing for gansho wound, tr World
vfse'ured ouy by DOVE CO, Drsgsss
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OLoGNA sAusAGEsJust received dee. frOm Earop. LOT
i, ofsuperior Bologna ssusages, Tor s.le@ o. CRAWL
ma No aHrrh.nys RlneL
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Now S1,Ic Ar,ny CnInn Elsd-t,

MOTTO - urther uouce shall sell our Goods ory
rys sAa'L ST. PRICE co.
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vFYOU HAvE HORsE ca MULE bad condition try Ei,-
/ 4 Val & SOrton's Horse GOnlc. Il I. scrth thy
Ga.s The p-ce improving tie eoncion o Horses Sc,
and preventing a1d curing cots Worms, Rdebound DE;eassr
| ~ J. P DCVsL,
/ Sole Manufacturer anG Prepristor
EsdbY All Druggists NE late UEsse States Aad In the
4 sou.b--n d .rfed-rscv sps
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E,RTsH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES.

r CmP PLASTER.-Q55 tons Lump Plaster, the
II whArf and TO arrive for sale IN lots 20 suit purchasers by
aps X. D. SOHESvTLLEk 4 On.
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lCysh CRADLES Con- hand and Tor sale,
- large stock OF Gsss Grain and Clover scythes Also. Grain
Cradles, Htt.d With BLADE, complete.
u,,20 SMITH RHODRG A co
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cTICK LICOR C".-sO cases sd. usolce, Pgnatein,
= and other brands, for sale W
N.Y. r. p eOMERVILLE Z 90.
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IRON VASES IROK VASES! HRON VASES!
rnamsuta Oass Ire Vases all sizes for tSe low nj the
chin, store AZ sTRBBINs, PuLLEN 4 co,
mh95 Corner Broad and 9Th Sta
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

TWPOKTED GOODS.
Cheddar Cheese ssprFo quality. and beautifully pat up
Dutch Cheese, 10 Balls. Of superior quality
Onv-s. Cspers Olives fNrci
(;rarae Charteuss Cordls', (Shis and green)
Maccsroni. srnscein, - n Cigtrs
ChoE Ch0w, CSUh6oSer, Onions
woster sauce soyers, Relish, Pq1.nte Sauce
NuEArd. Oivs Ol and SSrtnes
Brandy iTsS C2zPsSnss IN nAsaaDs quartz Pnt and hall
Clkrets, ron good 70 Vtsy Superior
lor Ials by
Jaso-s~ BLAZE oE&HBEsIAYESE
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THE MONSTER OANNONs OF AMERICA AND ENG
LAND

A SINGLE MAN.
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New Style ARMY Camp EEdstcad.
AH nsk.as supp, of Ne above q " which
he used ei'-er bed he fd-d 10 zach
,asl eompass 81 be easily o.Eed untsr he e.
Of the and ohsrs respectfully ytcd 20 call md
examine them also have on hand number "' Camp Fool,
EuI cots y. e HuWE,
Governor Ct, between MaiE zhd franklin. and
l2th -, between Nau ana srankn, op. esp. 6qr
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E,rILEs, CAST sNp SHEAR STERL.- We have on
hsud good assortment Of the above GooGs
,ts the attention Of Manufacturers generally
rv20 saTH. RHODES
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LfAMILF FLOUR, 10 barrels and bags - 100 IA.
Il each, just received and for sale by
rv25 HINT JknEs
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SUPERIOR ORD RYE wHEsKY.-lcO tel' psr
- Couptry aud Distilled Rye whisky Tor sale by
auso-st l. a g. B. DAVENPORT
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-30

DoN LIKE DARKIES IN UNFORM.-Col. Broad
head, of the First Michigan Cavalry, seems to
have imbibed the idea that this is white man g
war. So we infer from the order he issued the
other day, in the following words
"The commanding officer is surprised and NOR
tilted to learn that negroes, the servants OF OIL
GERS, have dared to parade this camp in the uni-
form of soldiers, The honorable distinction
which the soldiers uniform conlers, and of which
every true soldier is Justly proud, cannot, and in
this command shall not, be so dshonorcd and de-
graded The negro hereafter found wearing the
uniform of the soldiers of this regiment will be
stripped at once, and, if within the encampment,
summarly elected"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-30

Dr. L. j. CZAPKY is already secured in position which
places it. well its proprietor far above the assaults of
envy and professional malice In the schools of France
the highest prizes often awarded to practitioners in
this of Medical science and they occupy with
others equally lofty position in the profession Ricord
is an iustrous example shining light among the phil
osophcal of his age in Europe and Dir Czapkay has
fully equalled him in this country proof of which
the Philadelphia College of Medicine complmented him
with Diploma and the honorary ad eundem degree. Sc
ectng this as his field of operation although qualified as
graduate of the University of Pesth and late Chief Sur
geon of the Hungarian Revolutionary Army for more ex
tended labors Dr. L. j. Czapkay has bent his earnest at
tention to of chronic and private diseases, in
which has become great expert that he is now
regarded the In this branch of his profession
throughout the United States and his portrait and biog
raphy are published matter of interest to their readers
in the most exclusive journals The Doctors Offices
at his Medical and Surgical Institute, Sacramento ST.,
of Iedesdor nearly opposite the building OF the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
RS We ask particular attention of readers to the
of remarkable cures in another column
of this paper. 46.3m'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-30

To TAN BANKING GAMEs.--For the fourth time,
in view of an approaching legislative session, we
advance the suggestion that games ought to be
made to pay something into the public treasures
Counties are in debt ; the State is in debt; pub
lie improvements are wanted industrious trades
are taxed property is highly taxed; the people
complain legislators study for means to support
Government but yet no tax is assessed to gam
ing.
Following the example Of the Puritans our
legislators declare gambling shall not be tolerat %
ed Not having puritanical way with them our
people play cards like any Rackensackers. Ev-
erybody plays cards and everybody else knows
it, Nobody complains 1t is a very friendly bit
of legislation, that law which forbids gambling.
BY ignoring the existence Of the facts, said facts
are gently passed on one side, untaxed-while
honest industry by daylight groans piteously
under the exercise.
Sierra county could be put out OF debt in a
few years, by a good round tax on banking
games. Most of people gamble already, ana II Il
tax were levied on games, with the intent to ex-
tinguish the bonds all patriotic citizens would
consider it a sacred duty, aud would soon find 1T
a most exciting pleasure, to fight the animal
Oh, you may laugh-but our head is clear on
the main fact, anyhow; all banking games should
be taxed $50 quarterIy.-Serra Democrat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-30
INSOLVENT NOTICE.
In The County Court, in and for The county Of
Trinity, State Of California;
In the matter of the petition of E BON
TEC0U, an Insolvent Debtor.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER of the Hon. f.
L J. Curtis Judge of said County Court, notice
is hereby given ts all the creditors of the said n
solvent L. Bontecou, to be and appear before the
Hon. E. j. Curtis, aforesaid. in open Court, at the
Court room of said Court, in the town Of Wea-
verville. county and state aforesaid. on the 9th
day of January, A. d. 1862, at 10 o'clock, a. M,
of that day, then and there to show cause. if any
they can, why the prayer of said nsolvent should
not be granted an assignment of his estate be
made. and he be discharged from his debts and IL
Abilities in pursuance of the Statute in such case
made and provided, aud that in the meantime all
proceedings against said insolvenL be stayed.
(-l Witness my hand and the seal of said
1sEAL Court, this 10Th duy of November, A.
-' D, 1861. NJ f. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
ny Il. 4. WILLIAMS, Deputy. 454.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-30
PETITION IN INSOLV VENCY.

in the matter of CHARLES WOCN' 80 lnsol-
vent Debtor NeW
tn THE COUNTY COURT ,. of tn ,edy tnty of
i Trinity and State of California-F''' ant to
an order of the Honorable f. j. Curtis, Sdge of
the said County Court, notice is hereby Even to
all the creditors of said insolvent, Charles Woge,
to be and appear before the Hon. E. III Curtis,
aforesaid, at chambers, to wit, at the Cof,s room
of said Court, in the county Of Trinity aforesaid,
on Monday, December 9th,
A. D., 1861, at 10 O'Clock, a. of that day, then
and there to show cause. If any they can, hatehe
prayer of said Insolvent should not be grahs d.
and an assignment of his estate be made, ana he
be discharged from his debts and labiltieonsi
pursuance of the statute in such case made 3gti
provided, and in the meantime all proceedih.s b
against said Insovent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court,
Ills. this 9th day of November, A. D., 1861.
NJ. f. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
BY G. Z. WILLIAMS, Deputy. 435t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-30

JOHN JONES IN THE PoILCE CoURr.-The deep
ly injured individual, John Jones, has at last
fallen into the hands of the unfeeliug police of
San Francisco, and his troubles are thus heart
lessly paraded before an unsympathizing world
by the "poick" of the San Francisco M'ror for
no better purpose than to establish his claims to
that title. Hear the slanderer:
John Jones is topper of high old renown, and
he spends all his money in drinking bout town ;
and the night before last, while out on "bust," "
he became very noisy. and in prison was thrust,
and in the police dock next morning was seen,
with penitent aspect, apparently green. " Stand
up" says the Judge, "tell me what is your
name ?" John Jones, please your honor-not
unknown to fame" How many long drinks did
YOU swallow last night?" Nineteen times had |
drank-here's my book-see, I'm rightE' IA
litter ran round the spectators division, to hear
Johnny Johnes's methodic precison.l :" How
Oft" cries the Judge, " before eating at morn.
did you tickle your mug with II jolly stiil
horn?n &" Eoe times, please your honor = and
sadly he looked at the sundry long scores in his
pocketbook booked and then, Please your
Honor, I've had none to day " This said, he fell
back-he had tainted away! lie was carried
down stairs to his favorite cell, and ten minutes
passed by before he was well and when he came
to, not n word would he say, but" John Jones
hasn't tasted of liquor to-day !"