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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-02
MUSIC BOOKS.

Young Folks Glee Book, Metropolitan Glc(
Book, Medley Glee Book, Gentle Annie SOngser
Nos. and 2, Home Meodist, 100 Songs of Scot
land, 100 Songs of Ireland 100 Comc Songs
Dulcimcr, Carmina Sacra, Juvenile Choir In
struction books for Guitar, Violin, Flute, Accor'
dcon, Banjo-in great variety music paper, &c.
r. A. FAGG, City Drug Store,
jal2.1v6. Main street-West side
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-02

BADLY HURT.-As Mr.. Dan. Hitchcock was on
his way home, one night this week, he mistoolS
the road, and tumbled into a mining cut, some
ten or fifteen feet deep. we are told that his in
juries are serious, his head being badly cut, and
one side of his body bruised in terrible man
ner. Ills recovery is doubtful
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ID NJ u S &c. g.
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R. a. FAGG

TIVE JUN TNOVTFCU SVICCICU
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
GUITARS-Patenth head Rosewood, Mopcah
common.
VlOLINS-from SIS to SlO0-somo very fs
toned Bass Viols Banjos. Flutes, Cnron@
Flagolets, Accordcons and Flutinas-a poodr
sortment; VIOLIN BOWS, Violin and Gusa
cases, Finger boards, screws, pegs tail pcn
bridges bow hair and the best
Violin, Guitar and Bass Viol Strings
That can be procured in the State. Also
new collection of music, arranged for
BRASS and STRING BANDS,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-02

The .M0antaih DcmOcrA will thank the JoUR-
NAL NOS to credit ii with language it never used.
We certainly regret II, if guilty. If the Demo-
crat never used ihe language, we retract. of
course The J0URNAL is not Oac Of the " mini
ions" spoken Of by the Dem0crah
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-02

FRAME DowN-Thc frame of DR.. Trasll S now
residence, at Faggtown, was blown down in the
terrific gale of Tuesday morning. The roof was
already on, and the damage to the contractor,
Mr.. Chas. Thomas, will be about Sl00.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-02
B i r t h S

In this town, Nov. LIST, the wife of Robert
Hughes, of Son.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-02

VIZ are advised that Gen. Denver is not, after
all, to have command Of the Federal forces on
the Pacific coast as was apprehended, but that
Cen Mansfield will shortly assume the important
position. Col. Wright will, Immediately, on be-
lug relieved, return TO Oregon.--Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-02

MrNING Property OrfERED.-Mr. Martin Fe-
gan, at Junction City, offers valuable mining
property for sale. His ditch, claims reservoirs,
etc, are located near the mouth Of Canon creek,
u rich mining locality. Read his advertisement
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-02

CEHAs. SLOAN, p!niniiG, vs.. Wm. NIALO-
NEV. JOHN MALONEY and VIM. Nc
COUCH, defendants.
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To COMMENCEMENT.
Hard onIhe nrir,dier..

ad,,c- or ~. NJ ~ 80.
NA9 "' 'N
SGong the eiooNs u tne Alaeio ana IN uVers oihef
light places in the coarse Of the IaAn campaign long
eno,ob IN he.ons ;,aoo .rinatad 70 some EXTENT in
-,--.s- :. -, D-,.,;... :. a., r..
sNA-Ss!' " 'S'''o'! severe On VIZ ID " 'Ns
coin army. Such an opporunity OF arirG his military
lore as that presented by the ar a. Bethel was not TO
h. e,raso,s ~ ,h, ;,,r,i vrh., The sv,,Sns .hias
:! WIS
whose yoah were all exeied o. rearing tne luminous
despatch Of Gen. Butler and thus did he deliver himself
"Nothing could be much more evident than that the
Officers who conducted this expedition in
rsnehnent and we're .hOy unprepAred with any means
% ~ AssAi ana Slaiy que Auu =. ,,S.eooS
vbeo. a. We nave i.;nc,l, sSmopIshsd them doubt
or intrenohed camp vi. be found established At every
available point on the route We take oceasloo 10 sus
gsst therefore tnat Gen. SCOTT snoola SELL -
- 49, ~ ,h;s s,o.on The nsrurr ana pur
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inc rrcp,ia,,on Iuerr easing.

From an article that appears in another column viii
DC seen that the air Of the New York Herald Is fast
running into paris To its FIRST terror at the apprehend
ed intervention Of Great Britain in the sutjugaon game
of iss master Abe q added the startling apparon
Of the terrible FrenehmAn with his plated ships red
ordnance Turcos Zouaves and all the horrible agents
and engnery Of destruction. In this dreadful dilemma
the Herald sees but two ways Of eecspe-iumediate
sutjSgaton OF the South or compromise and ooncila
tor aud from the frequency with which the latter alter
native Is suggested it is evident that hat constitutes its
only real hope. In the general crszness with which the
North is smien We have doubt intelligence enough
Is left to the Herald to convince it that the South cannot
be sutugaed, either Immediately remotely, by any
force the Yankee President raise could If bis
means were thrseiold what they are This the Herald,
used to proclaim acd demonstrate daily when IL was
permitted say what It thought and tell what il knew
II has not vet lost knowledge of the fact and hence the
CONSERVATION with which it the appalling PROBABLE
ty Of Eog4ud and Frstce coming down upon the North
while engaged in the booes aud infatuated attempt to
conquer the South The article Eheh is the expression
OF these fearsts pretended confidence and trucueucc
assumed with characteristics cosardliuess only to cover
up its warnings ard implcraons to Lincoln in behalf OF
peace-whio i. will amuse the reader N also be accept
si IS significant Of thoights which sgiaing many
other mind, at the Nort besides that OF the sstuts
S,otch-Ysnkee Of TIE Herald.
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The virginia Delegation.

Five men claim admission into Linecna Congress, as
re,rssepsyes from Virginia Three Of these try to get
in by repudiatrg the legitimacy and authority ofa body,
the Virgna Convention the legitimacy and authority Of
which they bad previously recognized In the NEST en-
pha,ic and binding possible, towit by seeking
to becOre members Of it by participating in it, pro-
eeedings, and by receiving lis pay Tat Convention
had decreed that no election for Congress should take
pacs in Virginia but Garlic, Brown Co, not doubt
ing that the Lneon Cor ress weud sanction any de-
pravitv have tody presented themselves for seats and
Oeroaisites in that BODY. AnOGer gag.bona Yankee,
without sinensb 10 Virginia with but little more impu-
aeace, demands else to be admitted h;'h tree negro
lOr aught tia, We kuOs the eoatry, failing from We
knOx no. where, pr scned hi. claim for seat S re-
..s,.tiys Of Virginia These arc the Virgina dele
cation They se very worthy Of the Congress- and the
Congress very worthy Of then aud together they suit
Lincoln and Lincoln suits them. Alas 'o' 'nSs we're
sree The Congress aud Executive st Washington
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The RIocI,nne.

A New York correspondent OF the New Orleans Plea
vn. is probably rot far from the mark in saying that
Engand Is neutral nov simply because she has large
supply Of cotton snug and safe in her warehouses and
there is no real necessity for her acting any oher than
the part Of neutrality. But usS wait WHILE and let
thess warehouses become empied-the cotton spun -
and sold-and then should the Southern ports still be
bloeksdsd NC shall sec the word ucuTll,y" Sanished
from her vOcAbuy and the way and means devised for
rspenishiDg Of STOCK AMI the consequent resumption
Of the uils taa nav have been temporarily closed.
A. present. il IA clearly the interest of John Ball 70
sumo an attitude OF nea.r4y. he has all the cotton lie
wants for series Of months sad there therefore be
nothing gained by giving offence 10 the EoE'h. The -
ton OF Neutral Is therefore the that suits hil best
bat While this is announced openly TO the world the
ehiaery Of self-iaseresl viii be idle. l. viii work ST
sn,y and At the sane line dstesmnedly snd when the
hour arrives the mask viii be aside and Per6diOus
AI.Oa" will again be the theme ios comment far and
vide.
And for all this have only to wait until aioag late
in the sumner, when the sppes nsloWing upon
The trees and the pAn:er ready with his snory staple.
b. the tins tae planter il ready the last of the million
b,es IN Liverpool will be running the spindIes and
the manufacturer aud sorkng grt ~il Be anxious for
fresh supply. Then viii be the time for actor then w
tho veil Of neutrality be dIpg aside, and Justification
fou1d for forcing the blockade should Il s; exist for
EogAud will have cotton and where there's a viii
there's a way"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09

Passengers by the ceatral train yesterday report bs'
Genersl Johnston has flOback on Winchester dStan,
txerty.,hres miles iom harrisburg, where the enemy
remained.
Matters remain m s-ia q''o a; other pests, 80 far as
we are advised
A runner prevailed in IN, city Yesterday that the
bassading steamer Bookyn, at the month OF the Mis-
s,sppi had fallen ;no the hands Of our friends in that
olar,sr. We have no information on The subject
Beverly Tucker, Esq 'c Consul CT The United States
at the port OF liverpool arrived in this city yesterday,
with DISPATCHES for President Davis. We have not yet
had the pleasure of interview with Mr. Tucker Snt
learn that he msda the journey from Halifax TO this city
by the -sy OF Canada Michigan and Illinois ard in Or
de. to guard still further against detention by he myrmi-
doms of Lincoln. travelled under assumed name He
sp,aks eaeou-agugly We understand Of early recog-
n,ion Of the Southern COnederacy by the government
Of Great Br,ain.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09

In the mass Of stupidity aud error vhch LncOns
saxe constitutes there Is pOirt val made Il imposi
Ss for any One OF the States 70 remain Hra The very
sttemp. 70 hold such position makes such State
eezAy an obstruction 70 he party wssing the var and
an slsmsut Of defence TO the party resis,ngt Ken
lucky. for example she could hold she iguope ground
that her Yankee editors advocas would be rampant 70
the south Bs on the other hAnd, iuasmuch she Is
nos part Of the Federal Uaion, whose power Is bsDg
used to destroy the South il Is plain iha, part Of tie
agency employed crush Is hers and that moreover
she viii be held responsible for proportonsie share Of
the expenses Incurred Ia the attempt So tina. Kentucky
now instead Of being neutral Is really both sides Of
che war The message very clearly intimAtes that she
vii NOT be permitted to occupy such position much
lourer Kentucky will be compelled TO euser the
A vet she has the opportunity Of choosing her Adver
ssry II she delays much lOager that viii not be left her.
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After the parade vas over-whlch was Witnessed by
Ex President Tyler and large number Of Adss-the
Regiments assembled at the stand for speaking when
Col Goodwin delivered able and forcble speech Ex-
President Tyler was next loudly called for and eecri'
fed the soldiers with one of the most patriotic and stir
ring speeches have had the pleasure Of listening
tn. After the spsskrg, the soldiers partoOk Of samP
tuous dinner given BY C.p. Allen, who Is the owner Of
this leland and commands an artillery company he Is
said TO be the wealthes man in Virginia, and be de-
serves much credit for what he has done In making the
soldiers comfortable here.
We heard below US to-day some heavy cannon firing;
Il may be that the Yankees have again stumbled upon
Msgruder's masked batteries and rife cannon.
should have mentioned that during the evening OF
the 4,h at tho headquarters of the artillery, Adutant
Bower W. " Jordan, ESQ.,, and Lieutenant Bsasley, re-
sponded in patriotic speeches. to the call Of the soldiers
P0WHATAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09
PARIS CHAT

Prince Napoleon who Is now en- yacht excursion in
the Mediterranean,) came very near being drowned
sew daysago--Vit.ore Emmanuele has sent magnid-
cent presents to GabAlds daughter just married ioone
Of her fathers aids; among the presents is splendid
diamond necklace worth $40 OOO--Abbe Deguerry,
The eloquent pulpit crater and pastor Of the Madeline
Church. has declined the bishopriek offered him his
congregation would not let him leave them; they have
iqst bo1eh. parsonage which cost $4,000, for bin
Tie peddiars OF France sell 100000 books
year worth 81 200 0O0 most Of these books are the
ylest trasb.--Kossuth and Klpka we're present at
Mons. de Cavours funeral--The Queen of spain has
Deen delivered of dlughtef it received at the bsps
mai font one hundred and seventeen christian names ;
the Minister Of Justice received In accordance with
Old Spanish custom, twenty-five thousand duoros
70 geld for registeEiag The birsbrhe Spanish news
oaeers are violently opposed the rrmored visits the
Queen Of Spain and Empress Of the French about TO
exchange @You have not to fear Louis Napoleons ha-
rod, but his FRIENDSHIPS you should remember Napoleon
ts Conduct how gerdinsnd v ii went to Baysnne aud
~as Imprisoned vaentA Such is an example OF Their
.ooe ---The floating debt Of Spain was on the Slst
Nav asa 600 600 which "a double the amount allowed
by hw--The Germans Intend celebrating at sogne
the anniversary Of waserloo-dAy with grea. maguhs
oenca -Kossuth has established himself dehni.lvely
il Lom6ardy he has leased Villa SerheIcnj, on Lake
Como where he has carried twelve hand printing pressa
md engaged priatsrs TO print bank notes SS, o54-
$40 eggs we're imported into England in the first four
months Of this yesr. - ~
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THE TRUTH OUT AT LAST.

We have always thought that sooner or later, the
truth would about the fight at Bethel. We felt
assured from what gathered the day after the battle
that st least three hundred Of the enemy we're killed and
Eounded and stated in the Erprsls Of WtunG Sdsy,
June l2.h. Tbs Statement Is p6sfWly confirmed BY
Yankee who was engaged in the fight The wiiness Ia
New Yorker, and publishes the following In Northern
paper:
constrained protest against the garb accounts and
false statements made by Of the Northern papers
concerning the fight at Big Bethel, SpSh reports
great rstice IT, ss papers state, We were repuls.
ed with less Of but thirty forty killed. every tbtk
ing must say that We were the most arrant Gov.
ards on earth. Such was not the case. We fought
bavely and did not leave the field until after the
Der Of killed and wounded proved to that further a.
,emps would be destructive, We had come zoo men.
The munger Of tho enc ~ v not tnoup, % they fought
behind some esrthworkI Their number could not have
been very great, for the works were OF no extent
rhsir batteries were so well served 1 70 render
it impossible for rs 70 cross the stream, which
was some 80 or go feet We we're exposed to Calling
Ere for some two three hours and only left the field
when our lsn were falling IN Numbers from the deadly
shots poured into u.s. Tte defeat vss dsgrsceiu, but
complete one, aud no soldier wishes TO mipos the mat
ter for the Ga ere are to blame for the incompetent
manner 10 which the whole sAaif vas cendscsea. Our
loss has becg severe and % Insult 70 tell ~ that W
have been repused With one hundred killed and wound
ed We have suffered 700 much from the lnconpetsroy
Of our officers and do not wish to be nsulted BY lies Of
the press in reference 10 our want Of courage We ood
d-rous Ore for three hours, and driven back
By an enemy could not see, but who killed aud woun
ded about three hundred Of men. Twas then time
for Us 10 retreat and IL that retreat effected 10 dis.
orderly manner It because our officers we're moon.
patept 10 perftfm tneir duties. Lieut. Greble and his
regulars behaved CALAMITY but the Gre Of the rebels
,o3 well directed 10 make any impresson One thing
cer,sintheir pieces must have been served BY good
men, for, though few in number, they we're fred with
great rapiiity.-Rst. Erpssss. -tt.a
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1.-THE OAyPAIeN IN TENNESSEE"

Il seems that the redoubtabe Anderson the hero Of
Fot Sumter" s to command the troops Who expect.
ed to make the raid into East Tennessee he b to 10
assisted BY Andrev Johnson the traitor The Washing
toe ofsbe New York journal Of Commence
gives the following programme OF the campaign
The coming campaign in Tennessee m.tter Of great
political and military interest II has no doubt bsen full
" arranged here between Senator IobnsoI Of East Ten
nessss, aud the Government Mr.. johnson h, 10 few
days. 70 leave for the theatre Of operations This plan Is
to test the question Of the strength Of the Union sen
ment in Tennessee. BE believes that Fast Tennessee
DO supplied with arms, she viii not only DO able to
restore her oyn Independence, but relieve from
the oppresion Of tie Secession powers the whole Of
Middle Tennessee. He Is 10 raise very large corps Of
mounted riAemen In Tennessee, while Colonel Robert
Anderson, OF Sumter memory, viii raise ten thousand
volunteer troops in Kentucky Colonel Anderson Is to
be commissioned Bgadier General but 10 70 have tho
command Of the whole expedition, With IN army Of 6f'
teen thousand Kentuckians and Tenuessesns The Gov
eminent Is 70 furnish the arms equipments No. for tas
amy Taking possession Of Eastern Tennessee this army
of liberation viii prevent supplies Of troops or provisions
from being sent through that region 10 Virginia
General Robsr. Anderson and bis Litutsnant Andrew
johnson will End their campaign somewhat roughsr than
they imagine Let our brave Tennessee boys prepare
themselves TO give them such warm reception q should
be melted out TO two such trstors-RdshsilLs Union-
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information for ,he Yankee President.

Lincoln il in dOuoL as We learn from his message,
whether the secession Of Virginia brought about BY
.,noroy. Of the assault Fort Sumter resentment
a, the Governments resistance 70 that assault" h
Glands Garlic, Brown and PsDdlston could tell him that
D,her the assault nor the resistance had any inusnre
wi.h the Virginia Convention. The eq1Animity Of Inc
ina UoOn majority in that bod! vas undsturbed b. the
caunOOAding at Fort sumisr Il vas only when ne
overthrow The Constitutioa BY usuFpng the ~arakoe
power and sought to make Virginia party to his Osr
perjury by contributing men to swell the ranks Of bis
a-v ,ha, the brave old Commonves rose IN nsIsstie
,,.th and shook Of the foul and damning connection
with government that acknowledged such head and
tolerated ouch an act Let Lincoln apply to the W.
,,0i, delegation o. for information
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RUFFIN'S
PH0SPH0R-PERUVIAN GUAN0,

An ready % IMPLY ordsn for my fsstIsss - ~ -
hsy eons In An may rely upon getting, without delay
del. no. Inferior y any have made aesas /. ~ phshe In
psdenta on Anything else In nakst and bssr, Sscssse
ecsssin: NOR psrs BSss Pa0pAas y L~ sAas cher
ne rsssls Of sppbns ~ prepysusHv vAsas ne pass-
have been Avorabsss could b sxpssd snSG Ne
bined dsasss Of Joint ny, ru a. drosS
wea prevented present sedsn Il Ss ssphss
very sat sxtsut q hs time The vhsst usinng Bs ~
mas Of tesnsny shss va equal sspsoI 70 ruus. e..
vhes whilst for land hat NEED p6ophat nssSy ~
ha aehhs. proved m superiority ssdsr iaif $1,000 pre-
tung good stand Of Clover true hat eocsons fAlsrss
havs been reported but they sueh evuy nanpssoe
hear d. sometimes dss 70 de thas Ne and I'D nes sssd
phosphse bat no sslU The vs for boh vhsse
snd clover lave sve Known tfttt-L
ms bs svdsses Of Me valls Of N y ~ fgsnd
the fac. that have erd.n for more than bur nns n.sh
haA e he sans period last yssx. rf.l - $50
Pssss No sfs ipdsesd " ~ guase, pn tSr szys
hsnss Of oAsr DarssarV rsesst
q erdr RnnS 6uano and tAa1 hsJ - n = 6sre
nasy manipulated aFtelssin ~ nafka
Uesn b kaA q myself he connloa nsssAasb gssfa9
b kshnsaA, o. q N se.sh nssun. fnoa Bs.ycY 80
Pvsssbun = EoLHNsA -, lfesssgs HQgH Cor, b.
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JAMESTOWN ISLAND. July 8, 1861.
To The Editor Of tie Wig, -,
The soldiers stationed this Island mindful that The
Yankees had robbed Of Yankee Doodle. hail Colurn
bin. and many other things which the South Justly
entitled to by inheritance determined. on yesterday, not
to surrender the right Of celebrating our great holiday
the 4h Of July. So the drums we're heard
over tho island casg The military TO dress parade aud
to carry out the programus Of celebrating the 4h. Tie
Infantry, nader Col Hodges and the artillery, under
acting Mjor Jordan, marched from tbeir encampments
making splendid display. What pty'i Is that such
fine body of soldiers should have such poor prospect
before them of testing their mstte viii old Abes Hss
SLAMS. for do not think Though We are 10 hearing Of
their cannsnl shsy VIII venture even sAsj ia the nss
rior Of the siAis, * $50 lfy2 "
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W. N. ELLIOTT.
NAVAL HOSPITAL, June 20


Gentlemen s-o1 the part of the o,ers and members
Of this company, beg You TO return our heartfelt,
thanks to Mrs +. W. BEDFORD and her apaole daughter
FOR this priceless gift.
We have been so favored since our departure from
,me under any circumstances expectto
DO the recpientso sueh an evidence Of endshpas ha
Were It possible for to express gratitude for this
GROWING max of affection. could not do so in Ian
gage do. ourselves jos ice. Ny friends say that
patriotic mother aud lovely daughter that so long as
these beautiful coIors are the emblem Of our glorious
Confedency.is will be my pride, as commanding 41ssr
OF this company, to rally my in their defence viii
the name Of the donors as q waichword To you, hS
eld friends aDd comrades of the Richmond Grsys, we
offer our thanks for the part you have taken in this
ony and pledge you that the hearts Of the ccers and
membets of this company will beat In unison with
yoars Say to your worthy Captain that you have de-
hvered to me- the representative OF this company
this flag, which copmitted to his care 10 DO pre-
senied TO us Tell him that shall be returned tarnish
pished and torn /, may be by the smoke and strife Of
battle but unsuied by deserton defeat at the close
OF this unhoy war to the feet of those who entrusted IL
to our keeping. And now, my friends, as the gentle
breeze that dsurbs the bosom Of the waters Of yonder
bay strikes the spotless emblem of country and I'M
iurs il let Us to never let It be polluted by the
touch Of those hreliags Of the North who seek to de.
s:foy us.
With high esteem, yours, 3D.,
49, Louis T. BoIssIEux
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u,nIng nj COR ais Country.

That il pecclrly rich passage Of Old Aces message
in which he informs the world that "hs el that he had
no rich, 20 shrink nor even to count tie chances of Rs
ora life" 10 the cause he IA pursuing. We wonder If
the old ay.byrigit had any visions OF hs Scotch cap
and cloak and bis voorty Lsgira from Harrisburg to
Washington, vaoa be psrned these words Chances of
his lie indeed vhsn be bad scarcely caught hs wind
fem this fight before be snEonsd seventyfve thou
sand bayore.s 20 Washington to protect nu:. ! Won
de.lulv brave man is Abraham.