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ELEGANT NEW MAH0G ANY AND BLACK WALNUT
Furniture.
BY GARDNER SMITH Il CO.,
Successors to j. A. Beard Co.,
GARDNER Smith, Auctioneer.
Office No. 81 Common street.
ENRIDAY, 18th instant, at 10 I-s o'clock A.
NJ No. 80 st. Charles street, between Clio and Erao
streets, will be sold n pIbnc auction
very superior of New Mahogany and Walnut
Furniture, comprising Sofas Chairs Tables Mirrors b eats
Armoirs Bureaus Was-tands, Carpets Oil UGih Mating,
fine Stewart Stove Kitchen Utensils, Also fine
Piano.
TERMs-Cash. oct2
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RAACK 4 HohrZ No 40 PGYDRAs 5TREE1

Nav uaLeARs, la.
hanQIacuIgp and Dealers Copper aud Shrt
knd Siores, Of the most approved pateFus
STENCIL MAR mo PLAT fE, for KIarrhbrt4 N,ucao
rDr style
~G@tering Eaoffng all irs E.y4orl t-sTcnss
Rs8-h chhing nrn1lptlv R7rnnds1t IA "
SDUTHBRN DISC VERY -REHRy 4. 90 Il
~ E&raord nary EUE K l HAIR RECTOR ATTVE til4 Is
only beel introduced IN IS already is Sn1
ing stand Of Vs~y ea HE notoety. Gt1ong fts par
Characteristic Rt.d the preTeuli6n hsjr
ng OF restoring gray hGr nsars color, well taxing
M0tt diseaSe~ the q Ip
For % all Which, call soc certificates c prozla
CitsG+GG GS Louisiana,
J. WRIGHT co.'s, .
n phaTSreS srast, New OEisB:.s,
JSYME,
10 {iatssI street.
Nanufacory st Algers, adjoining tbs opeio1sas S&Soad
Depot. TTDa THAYER
reg lni Agent for the Confederate Sa5.ag
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sHERIFF'S SALES.

FoUnrH DIsrRlcT CcuRr. 1CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
NICHOLAS 'LoNGwORTH.-
Of New Orleans. ) 5sNo. IE034. ~ gs nv
pH VIRTUE OF N writ Of seizure and sale
10 directed By the Honorable The Fourth District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed TO sell a
public sncon q the City Hotel Common street between Camp
1891 at IL O'Clock NJ The following described property
wit
NINE LOTS OF GROUND adjoining each other, situate In
the tht District this city, in the No 45 bounded by
Ca0pe, Euphrosine Marnse Magnolia, and Soils now
Locust streets which are designated BY Nos. q s.
G7 and 49, and each % feet inches and lines
front Cope by l0l feet inches and lines in DEPTH
between parallel lines American measure o No ~ forming
the of GAlope and HRpnsel Magnolia streets.
Together with the buildings aud improvements thereon.
The whole per plan drawn BY q A. de Arnas, Deputy
Surveyor Genera dated December 23 1859 and deposed in
the Sheih7s office for reference. Is. s." T.
Seized in the above st.
TERMS-Cash % the spot. - ..---,
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Having aClE1y Mills Florida,
Hunt As' for the E1hnpGoure Of Rsagh Dressed Lam
Ter We are prepared to receive oTeEsfor shipment
'A ih9 IePlst1on Of hiii5 is we'll known Cur gs1s
Varfably New Orleans ci6y acceptance
VIZ L CRIGLAR, THOMAS AUBEAX l. CO.,
{. FO0LTF, cor teI6r la6 Tzl!a rlz
C.. p. u
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In mineral water where asocaey held
in souton it s conceded uncertain how these ingredients
chemically united the other We may however in
this case, infer that the contains
Carbonc acids sicis chloride Of magnesium bcarbonae
of lime chloride of sodium carbonate Of Soda seicate Of
tas bcarbonate Of ro secate Soda auno chlc-de of
sodium. and probably other combinations. myl0tf
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SUCCESSION OF LOUISA GOODENBKRGER, De
ceased, wife of Henry Weiman.
No. 16,U9o-Second District Court Of New Orleans.
Valuable improved Property in the Fourth District Auction
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oUATRrExE CoUR DE Drs7Rlcr LIZ VILE DE Ia Ac NLhE
della No,yelle- Orleans. LONGwoRTH. No. 1891
I'm VERTU DUN writ de safsie ct vente n
Il adreSse Honorable Quietne Cour de District de
Ia Nonvee Orleans. dang paae c dessns is procede lie
SAMEDI de novembre 1857 midi Hote de La Cite,
Commune entire esrues du Camp des Magasns. la
pubque ct adjudication de la propriee don't suit Ia de
criptiun. SAVIOR:
EEUF TERI congns snds dang lie Premier District
de Vile dams le No 43 borne les Caiope
Euphrone Maunsel aujod Magnolia Soils aujourd hui
les dts terins designes par les Nos q A. g.
J. s. TO- cacun Is peds 3poucss ct gnes de
la Caope iO peds pouces ct lignes de
fondeur gnes paraliees aercaiae LA No 10
torrne fange dos nes Calope auourdhul Mag
noia.
Ensemble les baisses ct authorizations qu sy
confornGreht plan dree par G. A. de Aras de
pue arpene GENERAL date du 70 decebre 1859 depoSe
au bureau du Shkrif pour recours.
Saisis dams pafhre ci-dessus.
COEDlTIOES-ComptaE moment de PadiudicatioD-
z. 7. PARKER,
% 81 no Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d. Orleans.
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ND URP HB,S HOT Ia. Nos. IS AND 100 ST.
I'VE Charles streetfh1s comtncaous establishment is
Of the most PLEASANT as well as CEsTRAL LOCATIONS
in this city The proprietor tenders his thanks for the
heretofore bestowed, soicts continuation thereof
confidently assuring his psrons that nothing shall be wanting
thatna3 Contribute their comfort. The BAR TEN
Pin ALLEYS connected with the establishment
passed
SELF II RICHARD MURPHY, Proprietor.
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9. THE ABITA sPRINGs-ARs. - 4, -

y a.
EI BOsslERE respectfully Announces to her friends
for the reception Of visitors The uvaled electric medicinal
baths be enjoyed perfection the facilities for
bathing been greatly improved Her table
heretofore will be abundantg supplied every attention
will be paid 10 the comfort of nvd She earnestly trusts by
her untrn exerions to give satisfaction to all who may
by their patronage Being situated pleasant driving
distance FRI the villages of CovngoA Vaudeville it rem
ders the drives TO those places veniera,, H~
The AbitA omnibus will be attendance the landing at
CoTington to convey passengers to the Springs
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, BY PROFESSORS j. LAND W.
HTE.- P RIDDELL. -
Ths very remarkable spring situated the Aba river
parish Of st. Tammany, two miles and half of
ingon large volume of water from the earth with
current It's temperature found be 60 degrees
1t is quite unlike waters known in the neighborhood
From its unusual chemical composition the large amount
SILICA contains led suppose it has very
deep in the eahbeng in fact natural artesian well
H-.~ J. L. d W. P. RfDDELL, ~
49, Professors Louisiana University.
In 100 Hires of the water, weighing 100000 gammes,
there grammes dissolved matters made up of the
following ingredients enumerated in the order Of their relative
abundance: -
Garoonic acid. .."........... IS grammes.
3.U4
EIotoAlae OF Ton...- 2.22
0.bS
Chlorins. u.I1
4iulnnla U26
Potassa, sulphuretted by drogeu, organic "a 81
matter and loss .................... O.4S
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49, WO0DBINE FERANDA, BILOXI, .s.ss
MiwILL BE OPENED ON THE 18th OF JUNE, 80 ~
r. FOR THE RECEPTION CF FAMILIES. .o.f

,d This e, eaabsment formerly known the wooDB1NE
COTIAdE is now thoroughly fitted for the pleasure fami-
lies require the Lake Shore The Proprietor having
built new yeranda l6Q feet long and thoroughly ventilated the
remainder OF the buildings he confident there is other
Establishment on the lake shore n equal this for every
venlence There is attached spacious bath house. galleries
overlooking the Gulf and broad wharf His table will fur
nished with the best that the markets of Biloxi and New
leans Afford Stables and cRraehoses attached the hotel
Apply at the Establishment at IS and so Poyras street.
1871 erms, moderate.
je22 I'm John LYNCH.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

A CTION BROUGHT IN TIE DISTRICT
"A Court of the Ninth Judicial District of the
State of California. in and for the County OF
Trinity, and the complaint filed in said County
of Trinity, in the office Of the Clerk of said Dis
rict Court.
THE People Of the State cf California, Scnd greetin1
TO JACOB MYERS, Defendant:
Iou are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you hy the above named plain
tiff, in the District Court of the Ninth Judicial
District of the State of California, III and for the
County of Trinity, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, "a copy of which accompanies this
Summons) within ten days, exclusive of the day
of service,) after the service you of this Sum
mons-it served within this comfy or, if served
out of this county, but within this Judicial Dis
trict, within twenty days or if served out of
said District, then within forty days-o Judgment
by default will be taken against you according
to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain a decree
dissolying the marriage between you and the said
plaintiff and claiming divorce from you, on the
ground of extreme cruelty and other acts, men
TONED in complaint etc, and that the plaintiff be
declared the legal guardian of her infant child,
during its minority, aud for costs of suit, 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 o
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.
Ills. M. F. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
PrzER & STUART, Pltf's. Att 'ys. Is.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

ANNIVERSARY BALL, To-NIGHT.-Let those who
would enjoy the most refined and elegant pleas
ure which the season has offered, attend the An
niversary ball to night at the st. Charles hotel.
given by the members Of North Star Lodge, |. o.
o. +. This will be the second Anniversary Ball
guished society. The richness of the repast, the
order and responsibility which characterized the
first, should be ct sufficient import to give ample
guarantees Tor the refined pleasure aud sumptu-
Gus entertainment to be expected at this.
The men at the head of the various committees
will not fail 10 provide for the comfort of every
lady and gentleman who attends, nor will the
indomitabie and popular proprietor of the st.
Charles hotel neglect to contribute in every way
within his reach 10 the entertainment of the hour.
Dancing will commence at 81 o'clock, precisely.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

PROBATE COUW.-An examining committee
was appointed by Judge Dangerfeld to inquire
into the merits of the claim Of Esquire White, OF
SMITH Flat to admission, on the 24th inst. The
committee having discharged the duty for which
they were appointed, and having drawn up their
report, failed to get it signed in time for fling,
previous to the adjournment of the District Court.
The Probate Court being in session, and on mo-
tion OF one Of the ex xcOmmittee, Mr.. White was
duly admitted to Probate, after which he extend
ed an invitation to the members of the bar and
officers of the Court, aud many Of his friends. to
pariske of basket of Heidsick's sparkling bev-
crage. The able manner in which Mr.. White
passed the critical ordeal, is sufficient guaran-
tee that those persons having Probate complca-
tions to unravei could not eondde them TO more
skiiIful hands
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

ODD FELLOWS ANNvERsARY.-In most Of the
cities and towns of the State the members of this
fraternity observed the 9th. A Ball was to have
been given by Comet Lodge, Trinity Center
French Gulch Lodge members will also dance in
the evening at Yreka, considerable preparation
had been made to celebrate the day and dance
all night Anniversary Lodge, Humboldt Bay,
ditto. At Marysvle, new Hall for the Order
was dedicated with imposing ceremonies. Noah
Brooks read a poem. and Newton Booth delivered
an oration. The Order is in a most prosperous
condition in California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27
Addressed TO a Preacher.

Draw it milder, Mr. Preacher,
Press the point a little milder,
In your zeal sectaran teacher,
Faney's flights are getting wilder,
You do not posses the power
Fen to damn the yilest sinner
Did you, few Of merey's dover
Could expect to be the winner.
OF calm reas ming be the chooser,
Woo, not frighten men from evil
Heavy picks but lame the user,
easy blows will kill the devil.'
OFT you light our mental blindness,
And with solemn feelings move us
When you speak in words of kindness
OF that Being who doth love Us.
But our doubling ever riseth
When with irmness truly scottish,
You insist that Heaven despiSeth
Mortals who indulge in schottischc,
And all sober thoughts must vanish
When you state in this sad lib age,
That God of love will Danish
Men to hell for playing cribbage.
Draw it milder, Mr.. Preacher,
Press the point little milder
In your zeal, sectarian teacher,
Fancy's flights are getting wilder.
wEAvERvIILE, April D. 1861
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

one week ago to-day we had great hopes of
prolific fruit crop the coming season. Those
hopes have vanished Last Sunday night a severe
frost fell, and on the following morning fruit of
all kinds save apples, was found to be frozen.
Some very unkind remarks have been addressed
10 Jack Frost since that time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

9z5s- plentiful supply of pure blood is as
essential to animal lite, as light, heat and genial
showers are TO the vegetable kingdom. When
the proper circulation of the vital fluid is i'm
peded, sickness is the inevitable consequence,
the secretions become unhealthy, the liver be-
comes clogged with impure bile, which forced
into the system vitiates and inhames the blood
engendering scrofula cutaneous eruptions, liver
complaint, fever, sores, dyspepsia. consumption,
&c, to purify the blood and speedily cure the
above named diseases nothing is so efiicacious as
SANDS SARSAPARILLA. l5.lm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

AMUSENENTs rE INTEMoR.-Our many friends in the
interior especially in those districts seldom never visited
by first class theatrical company will be pleased to learn
that they TO possess one OF the most famous IN
America in their peculiar line. Mr. G. v Hand the enter
prsing Maguires Opera House has made
arrangement with the Martnet to give series of their
delightful entertainments in almost every town and village
of California Oregon In order insure neither
pains expense been spared to render the eXped
tion the most perfect that left city The whole
the Martinett Company which has maintained triumph
place upon boards for several consecutive months,
will go forward together with considerable number of
experienced supernumeraries The under which
their performances be given will be the largest and
most commOdious manufactured here elsewhere.
There will be less than twenty efficient performers, and
full and complete band Of musicmany of the members
being celebrated in this city They will have thirty
horses and nine wagons but most potent feature will
Although playing under there will be regular
and scenery surpassed by that of theatre in
the State. Everything will be done the grandest scale
that the observer detect difference between the
performances thus given and those which take place in
the Opera House This is undertaking which has re
quired the outlay of large and unusual enterprise
and feel that it will be fully appreciated by our
interior and Oregon friends who look forward with
confidence to much innocent qualification and amusement
If the Martnei have done well in this State they have
also liberal in their expenditures, and under the ex
perenced conduct of Mr. Hand who goes as manager and
proprietor. they scarcely tail to succeed The eXpedi
tion will leave this city the lst OF May next-Sdn
Francisco Herald.
With pleasure on the authority of Geo :
Pierce agent the Martnet Troupe that in very short
timo excellent company will give series of entertain
ments in Weavervlle
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

MAY School FEsTIvAI.-We would call special
attention to the School Festival which is to take
place on next Wednesday, aud which will no
doubt afford most pleasing spectacle to the very
numerous class of our citizens who have always
avaed themselves of the opportunity to exhibit
their solictude and appreciation in behalf of
educational science.
Mr. Desty's School is marked for the order and
discipline of its scholars, as well as for ntellec-
tual advancement. The beautiful and apprOpri-
ate pieces got up for the occasion will give inter
est and pleasure to those who attend.
Miss CARRIE TRAsK, daughter Of DR.. Trask, one
of the most beautiful and accomplished of the
pupils, was chosen "Queen Of the May" by the
un&aimous vote of the school. Mr. Fagg has
rendered for the occasion, his enclosed grounds
at Faggtown.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27
@ April 26th, 1861. $s f5s:
NOTICE..

TNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
i forms the ladies of Weaverville that she is
prepared TO do all kinds of HAIR DRESSI ING,
FRIZZING, BRAIDING, CURLING and SHAM
POOLING. Also, to give instructions ON the Pi
ano Forte.
All orders left at the Hair Dressing and SHAY
ing Saloon of W. ii. Foote, Main street, will bt
promptly attended to. ANNIE PINDELL.
WeaVerville, April 27, 1861. l5tf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27
Bounty Land.

EDrroR TRINITY JOURNAL Since congress
nossed the Act assuming the California aud Ore
pon War Debt, have received many letters rom
Sorsons who served in the different expeditions
askino whether or not those engaged are eutltieu
In answer will state that the provisions OF the
Act assuming the Indian War debt does not emu,
tie them to a land warrant. but IL places 'nen' o
footing with those provided Tor III ~ l"e o.s ~
granting Ronnty Land, passed March Sd. 1890
II would seem but Justice that Congress should
extend the provisions of that Act, so as to include
those engaged in California and Oregon exPedi
tions against the Indians. BY sertlng the ABOVE
you will confer favor on
Your obedient servant, !. G' MEssEc'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27
SANDS SARSAPARILLA
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY
For the Cure of all Diseases arising from
An Impure State Of the Blood

gs5~ Why it is so HIGHLY ESTEEMED and
UNIVERSALLY USED:
BECAUSE-It produced the combined effects of
a tonic, Alternative and stimnlatve medicine
BECAUSE-It pnrilies the Blood and expels the
poisonous virus which engenders all ulcer
Gus and eruptve diseases
BECAUSE-It acts powerfully upon the secre-
tions of the body, and at once removes all
impurities
BECAUSE-It does not reduce the system, but
invgoratcs it-thus requiring no detention
from business or pleasure.
BEBAUSE-It may be taken by delicate females
and children at all seasons with safety and
benefit.
BECAUSE-It never fails
gfS"Ask for SANDS SARSAPARILLA, and
take no other.
Prepared by A. B. & D. SANDS, Druggist, 100
Fulton St, corner of William, N. Y.
For SALE BY
RedingtOn x Co., San Francisco;
Il. II. Mcdonald d Co., and
Dr. Justin Gates X Bro, Sacramento :
ii. j. SEAMAN, Weavervile;
l5lm. G. Roethe, Shasta.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

HoNEr,-A. J. Loomis, Esq, the pioneer apia-
rist in this county is thanked for a cake of beau
tifaI honey presented us the other day. 1t was
made this season, and was In every respect the
prettest and best honey we ever tasted 1t is a
mistaken idea that bees will not thrive ia the
mountains
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

HOTEL FOR SALE.-We notice by the Shasta
Herald that S. D. Kreider offers his Trinity Cen
ter hotel and ranch for sale, being desirous OF
returning to the East.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27
/. O. O. L.
Attention

The members of North Star Lodge requested to meet
at their Hall at precisely Ocock this (Eriday) evening
hoped that every member will be present at that hour
a- cordial invitation is hereby extended to all Odd
iows 10 meet with the Brothers Of North star Lodge
q, the sp,,ointed hour By Order Of Committee
l5I d. H. GORDON, Chairman
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

LET THE CARDS ALONE.--A negro who was
nlayino cards in Stockton. and, dispute arising,
stabbed his friend to death, for which he has been
sentenced 10 die on The gallows, the Supreme
Court thought that malice of two minutes dura-
tion. constituted the act MURDER We ShdH ObSef1t
the equalhy Of justice. the nea time reSpecfd0fe
assassin Hills somebody IS. r. Erenihg JoMndt'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

Articles of Incorporation OF the Weaver Creek
Fluming and Mining Company, were filed in the
Secretary of States office yesterday. Location,
Trinity county capital stock, 100000, in thirty
shares-Snc. Union, 24th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

Joseph Kohn, of the st. Louis Clothing Store
arrived this week He has made great additions
to his stock of Spring and Summer Clothing,
aud will not be undersOd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

SPRING STocK.-Mr. Newlield is just back from
San Francisco, where he has been buying largely.
lie will announce his new stock next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

PosTAGE.-The Postmaster General gives no.
tce that postage from St. Louis to any point west
of the Rocky Mountains, on single letters Will
hereafter be charged ten cents.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

THE Boys OBJECT.--Our carriers, Masters
Bradley and Craig, are very indignant at the
course'of some citizens when Journal, extra, is
issued. The complainants say that some one who
happens to be better reader than the rest will
invest bis "two bits" then in a loud voice pro
coed TO read, for the edifcation of a crowd, the
centents of the extra, thus very materially les
senng their profits. Such conduct is censurable
in the highest degree.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

AID TO PARsON BROwNLOw.-The Amador Dis
patch says an enterprising Union loving miner, at
Whites Bar, sends to the editor of Brownlow Is
Wing, by steamer, twenty-five new subscribers,
accompanied by the cash.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

COMING HoxE.-lIon. John c. Burcb, lady and
niece arrived at San Francisco last week. Mr..
Burch, we are informed, will be home in few
days, and that it is bis intention to permanent ly
reside hero
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

DISTRICT CoURT.-W. p. DAINGERFIELD, Judge
The following cases have been tried since our
last issue:
Miller, ct. al. VS.. Dollffe, et Judgment for
defendants.
Israel vs. Adin.-Case continued until next
term.
Roycroft VS.. Huot & Hippolite.-Case contin-
ued until next term.
Noll VS.. O'Neil.-J Judgment for plaintiff and
$1G2 damages.
Watson x Cooper VS.. Ware, ct. al.-On motion
of r. G. Stuart, execution ordered to be issued
against pltfs., on application, to Jno B May, eX-
sheriff, for cost.
Morgan VS. Joyce.-On motion of r. G. Stuart,
execution ordered to be issned against plttf, on
application, to Jno. b. May, eX-sherff for costs.
Ferguson VS. Sturdvant, ct. al-Cause refer
red to G.. +. Williams Ga sole referee,) and report
the same to this Court
Erskine VS.. Sleight IL Hargis.-Cause taken
under advisement by the Court.
w. A. Nunnally, Jr, and A. q. Lawrence ad-
mitted as Attorneys and COunsellors at Law, to
practice in District Court.
John Houston, J. Farrillman and G. H. Miller
admitted to citizenship.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

New YORK CLOTHING AND Dry GooDs STORE
We invite attention to the new advertisement of
" Uncle Sam" Loffman. He is getting in a
Mammoth Stock of ladies' and gents wearing
appa rel which will be sold at such reduced rates
than all can buy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-27

VIZ regret to be compelled to announce that
our respected townsman, Jno. A. Watson, Esq,
who was named as one of the managers of the
Odd Fellows Ball. will not be able to officate on
the OCCASION because of sudden and severe indis-
position. The Committee, in selecting managers
for the Bail endeavored to choose from the mem
hers Of the Order persons who were well known
in the county, and who would do honor to the
occasion. Consequently, it is provoking to be
obliged to make this announcement. However,
John says it's "all for the best" and the rest
should certainly not complain. Mr.. Thos Carr,
an old citizen, will occupy the vacant position.