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ERcm WASHINGTON VIA NEW ORLEaAN


WASHINGTON CITY, July 10th, 1861, A. N.
Chase estimates the past years deficiency at six millions
land odd thousand dollars
Civil list foreign intercourse, and miscellaneous at over
hundred thousand Interior department upwards OF
avy department $50 O00 making aggregate
S27 100000 and odd thousand; the maturing Treasury
OF twelve millions and odd thousands and interest
lon So 0OO making total for the fiscal year ending June
He recommends the raising of by direct
He that duties be levied the following
cles Brown Sugar q cents per lb Clayed do cts
per H. Molasses cents per gallon Coffee per ID.
BLACK Tea Is, and Green do. 20 cents per h.
He estimates the revenue from these sources at $780,,
100000.
taxing articles now exempt would increase she reve
nue 81 100000.
He estimates the revenue from customs and sales of
public lands at $60,0G0,00
He recommends internal taxes on domestic luxuries,
Including liquor beer tobacco bank notes. spring car
riages aud legaces and suggests considerable reduc
lion in the salaries of the office holders.
The House has adopted the following resolution:
ResotUed That during extraordinary sessions they will
only consider bills and resolutions ncening Military and
All other matters except the raising OF revenue are 70 pc
without debae to the proper Committees, to be-
considered at the next session.
Mr. Lovaioy offered the following
Resolved That il is part OF the duty of the army to
mittee be directed enquire into the expedeney of the
local of the fugitive slave law
With the view OF permitting the consideration of the
peace propositions the vote restricting business to matters
connected with the reconsidered.
The again reconsidered and thus amended was
sagan adopted.
The proceedings be thus confined to revenues aud
la judiciary CoVodish Committee of five be appointed with
send for persons and papers to SMELL ont de-
tails of army contracts be priyegedto report any time
The House has passed bill appropiating $6,0OO for
the relief of the distress in the Army
The President has been called on for the Spanish CORES
apondence in relation to st. Domingo
In the Senate bill renting duties on arms has passed
Loyejoys resolution passed % to 55.
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IFEzI4LOW-CITIzENs OF the COUNTY Or DUPLiN'
1 again candidate for reelection to the Office oil
BOUNTY COURT CLERK. If inded l have impartally
done 10y duty the satisfaction of all concerned hum
IDLY hope have done, may feel sare that grea
Tribunal Of the balotbox at the ensuing election in Angus
next generous people will sustain honest effort my
part to please them. JOHN j. WHITEHEAD.
April 3, 1861. 176-lw-32.te
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sFELLOW-CITIZENs OF CIiE COUNTY OF ONSEOW
hereby offer myself a candidate for the Office o
sCOUATI COURT CLERK of your county, and respect
uly aoicit your votes at the ensuing election in Angus
snext. B. B. BARRY.
May 3d. I86l.-40te.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
The Skir1nish Near Newport News.
CAMP PAGE, near Williamsburg,


Friday evening, July 5.
The Northern press proverbiay given to lying will no
doubt hatch wonderful brood of mighty deeds ncubated
lat Old Point and eapng from the shell in the affair Of yes
sterday morning below Youngs Mill. The story however,
lis sad one for falls sde in this unho-
Fly upon rights aud liberties, who not sacrifice
magnitude compared with the demorazed material with
which he brought The minutia of the unfor
unate termination of yesterday skmish will doubtless be
sent to headquarters by the General but my informant
and this may to correct numberess rumors that
5may get afoat, give you succircty can and al
most verbatim the truth of the story, received from his
clips, which is as follows:
Colonel Dreux, of louisiana left his entertainments at
oungs Mill on yesterday afternoon with company OF Ca
des hundred strong accompanied by detachment OF
the NOtoway cavalry and small of howitzers with
aOny piece He advanced to Jones house, James
River road and took position for the night TO form
buscade At sunrise this morning his advanced guards
ported the enemy advancing in small He took
position awaiting their advance when fire from
buscade of the enemy opened he front and at
She first of which the gallant and noble Dreux e pierced
the balls of the foe His not aware OF
disaster awaited his orders for charge, when at this
moment the horses attached to the howtzer became fright
ened and breaking from their position disconnected
infantry and caused the cavalry fall back the ground
abeng and exceedingly Instantaneous the move
Of the horses AS the death OF COL Dreuz
ascertained, Capt. Collins Immediately assumed the
command and recovered the body The only serious results
the affair the death of COL rreux and the wOundne
of accidentally by of his
|Capt. Collins with the under his command fell bach
ST good order 1t impossible from the thickly wooded
Sregion which the enemy ambuscaded, to tell how
= many of them killed and wounded.
Gen. Magruder prepared for any attack that may b
made. The infatuated mercenares OF Lincoln coming
to their DOOM Judicial blindness has fallen upon tn
8 cOmfure and and luin their soon be
& patent reality to the worlds vision.
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BEEF CATTLE continue to be brought in slowly, and
prime article would find ready sale. We quote grass atted
BuTTEEaIs in small supply aud prices rule high We
quote at 81 to IS cents per Id. by the frkin
BACoNBut little N. q. cured coming in and the market
am9s s bare b I'VE We notice fair enquiry and quote
of Western are in store and selling at Ia ntD
Tor shoulders; a1d 10 a l6 cents for sides.
CoFFEEThe market is nearly bare and there is brisk
demand We quote Rio at % to 80 cents per h. quail
CORN MEAL is in fair stock and there is mereIv retail
8busbei. 20
CoRNsevera lots have been received per railroad dr.
lin dealers hands, and only limited enquiry exists Ne
quote nominally at 60 to 10 cents per bushel
EsGs-Sell from carts at Is to 20 cents per dozen
do q sPpsd with
for retailing purposes and unable to give correct
ahguPe We quote nominaly at Sc $6,25 per bbl for
LARD is in light supply and wanted lG to II cents per
MoLAssEs-For Cuba there is only light demand and
ahe market is moderately pplied. We quote at "a 95
cents in bbs and 80 81 cents per gallon in hhds.
space since last there being no vessels now in mort 10
Ship by We quote Crude Turpenne nominal at 81 for
Syeow dip and Spirits Tupentne 20 to % cents per gal
PoTAToEsIrsh sell slowly from carts at 50 cents to 81
4 per bushel.
PoUffRYThe market has been rather better supplied
the week. and prices have declined quote chickens
at 10 to 10 cents for half grown, and 80
SAILS in light supply Liverpool ground sells from
-
10000 LBS. COTTON YARN PER ANNUM
II VIE CELEBRATED ROCKY MOUNT MILLS Edge.
combe county, n Co. continue to manufac ure i2O0 i6s
Notton Yarn daily and prepared furnish assorted
NOS rs to u.s. by the bale of 200 bs at 20 cents per III
months time, at any of Railroad Depots in Eastern
sCaroina, free Of treight. Az
The Mills and Machinery are in fine condition ord H.
Equality of the Yarns guaranteed ~ '"'
Orders solicited from punctual buyers Address
WIN. S. BATTLE
Rocky Mount
o.. ,o., ,o.o Edgecombe County, N. G.
8 I oePt. 1osn, loo0 3-ly*
4 COFFEE, LARD AND BUTTER.
OK BAGS RIO COFFEE;
q Gc 80 Kegs Leaf Lard:
:" Virginia Mountain Butter. Received tb+
8 day, fer sale at lowest rates. by ~ WIS
4 July 10th, 1861. WORTH & DANIEL
. NEW GOODS.
sksI BAGS ST. DOMI GO COFFEE;
81 81 II bbs. Muscovado Sugar;
T., oO0 bushels Alum Salt. For sale by
& July 10th, 1861 CLARK TURLTNGTON
MILITARY WORKS Sc
p ECEIVED PER EXPRESS
~ AT KELLEY's BOOK STORE
AHe volunteer manual and Drill Book, being manual
Hot Infantry and Rife Tactics with Honors nai5 h 10
troops, Inspections, Reviews, &c; by Iieut tlol W. o
&Rchardson, vol. Is mo-, 81 So - ~ VII VIII
Inc volunteers Hand Book containing an abrdgrart =,
inanIFy iactcs, by Capt j. Lee. Pnce so cts
Also, Maps OF the State of Virginia reduced fom ~
Nine sheet Map of the State, conformity tn law h
81. V. BuchaZ. N"'''o' Wy
July 10th, 1861.
HANK BOOKS
4 4 LARGE supply of different varieties at
4 1DIe 100, hELLEY'S BOOK STORE.
WILMINGTON IRON AND COPPER WORKS..
FRONT STREET, Market
WILMINGTON N, G..
l.. Il. HARI d JOHN O. BALLET, proDvietore
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DIED..

On Topsail Sound LIST INST, at the residence Of D.
Futch. LITTLE WILLIE, only child of K. q. and L.
Futch of Little River, s. Co. aged months and twenty
two days.
i'Now freed from earthly ills he lives
In realms of purest light
Beneath Savour's genial smiles,
He shines an Angel bright I"
In this town. the 9Th inst, Mr.. JOSEPH STADLER
IA native of Germany, aged SO years.
In Wilmington N. c., June 10th, 1861, Mr. r. MONROE
ROGERS of Dupn county, Co aged ri years six months
land 10 days.
Though not connected with any religious denomination
Rogers bore his long and illness with that resg
nation and CT spoken confidence in the Supreme Dispose
all that betokens the truly christian spirit His
kind disposition and pleasant manners him many friends
and he died be had lived without enemy, he saves
wife and infant babe besides nupsron relatives and
friends to mourn his loss. A. q. C.T
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IN EtH PRACTICAL BUILDERS of portahIe
H&o\A:iy4s and stationary Steam Engines of any re-
k%1skT4BR CURED power and kind of boiler saw mills .
gristmis gin gearngs, and any other KIND
IF machinery made in any establishment South Have on
band large variety OF patterns for machinery now in
eral in the surrounding country. viii supply dras n
all kinds of machinery and mill work. TErpentne stI
and copper work in all its branches. All kinds of iron ~
brass Castings finished or unfinished short notice O
machinery overhauled and repaired, Al work WarreteG
Ito be represented.
In connection with the above establishment we have
hand large stock of rubber and leather betting acinn
packing rivets and mill rocks and boiling cloth for rs
mills Mill Saws and Circular Saws of any size and gauge
Furnished at short notice, s"Ne"'
Feb Is.
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pa ALL PERSONS indebted to the JOURNAL in any man
ner respectfully requested to settle the same whether
large or small amounts. FULTON PRICE.
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3TO TIE VUVEsEs Ok NEW HANOVER COUNTY
| offer myself candidate for the Office of SUPERIOR
COURT CLERK of this county, and solicit your votes
the election to be held in August
March IA, l6GI-29-te* A. Z. TAYLOR.
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TO THE VOTERS OF DUPLIN COUNTY.
FELLOW CITIZENS Il take this method of announcing
mys self candidate for the office of SUPERIOR COURT
CLERK of your county, for the ensuing four years.
cit your votes at the lex August election. am
from home volunteer, but if killed will be back the
10th of July D. ID. MCINTYRE.
Mav0 ta
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Whiteville N. c., June 20, 1861.
.JplV Ird.ltW*
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
JS BAGS RIO COFFEE. For sale By
June 26th. " - 4uONhO'
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GROCERIES,! GRoCERrms.l

GROCERIES! GROCERIMs.l
KETE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM our frenfs
w and Merchants generally that have now on hand
large and well selected stock Of FAMILY GROCEkIkS
consisting of Bacon Sugars, of all grades Rio Coffee Mess
Pork, Candles, Tobacco Cigars Pepper Spice snuff etc
etc.. all of which will be sold low for Cash. ~'O'
- COX, KENDALL g. CO
march ~ AoOA' l64E3i-tf
sS0n YARDS fine Grey Cashmere for officers uniforms
scOO just received at BALDWIN'S.
MILITARY BUTTONS.
CHANNELS Low FOR CASH
ELAN NEl5S: Low FOR CASH!
Red White and Grey-Closing out tie Stock
MILITARY GOODS
MILITARY GOODS!
Pistos-Pistols-Ps tols-Pistols
Cartridges. &C., &C.; Shirts Shirts Shirts!
July 9Th, 1861. at BAIDWIN,s
38 Market Atreet
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RICE, CANDLES. TEA. NAILS

S(l CASKS PRIME CHARLESTON RICE;
eJO 20 do Middng and Small do
10 half Chests lea;
100 kegs Nails. For sale by
June 10. e. q g. w ,,r-,a
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COFFEE, LARD AND BUTTER
DIX BAGS RIO COFFEE;
GeI so Kegs Leaf Lard:
day, fer sale at lowest rates, by '"i'
July 10th, 1861. WORTH g. DANTsr
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NEW GOODS,
sks1 BAGS ST. DOM. GO COFFEE:
81 81 IA bbls. Muscovado Sugar:
500 bushels Alum Salt. For sale bv
July 10th, 1861 CLARK H. frTIRT TNcronr
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MILITARY WORKS x.c

blank BOOKS
4 LARGE supply of different varieties at
July 6, 1861. "00N 0A"fE'
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SUEDRIES.
|CRtl hnDS. Choice new crop Cardenas Moasses, in
6cO new and bright packages;
Is do and extra Sugar;
80 Casks prime whole Rice;
ders; ~ ~ O
30 Kegs Nails;
10 Tons Hoop ISn
20 bbls. Diss..Ilers' cline.
~ 40 Extra heaoy Cincinnati Pork;
100 bales prime Eastern Hay;
so bbls. N. G. Flour; .-.
100 boxes best Adamantine and Star Candles For
sale for cash, by HATHAWAY co,
May 29th, 1861.
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NOTICE..
HUR friends will please bear in mind when thew coma t
~ goods TO bring the CASH, sell only for cah 01
Those already owing will confer great favor r.
Jap their accounts, in need of money and SELL
close our books. l.. B. HUGGINS y S"MS "
June 27th 1861. S0NE'
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WILMINGTON, N. G.
l.. 4. HART d JOIN O. BAILEY rro,v;oto
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In this city the 9Th nst by Rev T. W. Guthrie Mr.
WILLIAM ). HOUSTON. OF Duplln, to Miss SARAH Il.
daughter of Oliver l.. Kelley, Esq, deceased.
AT Burgsw Depot, the 4h INST, by n. c. Collins Esq
Mr.. WM. A. RlV Gin BARK, to Miss JEnUTHA GARRlS5
sal of New Hanover county.
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RECRUITS WANTED
@AA FOX COMPANY OF HEAVY ARTf1IEpv
NRS state troops, to be stationed at the Forts % ~
akaA mouth of the Cape Fear. ~ ote a' the
are ted clothed and paid from the dav Of enlistment
The pay Is $ll per month, besides bounty of s5
For furtner information, apply at DR.. Swann's Oshce
s. A. ASHD
July Sd, 1861 a5s.2ss 0 Hi(Sa:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23
STAR LIVERY STABLE

,1,uE undersigned would inform the Pablo that
hs ha, has'd tn Brick Livery Sable
Immediately East Of the Adkins Hoe Mar
shall, Texas. anil Il prepared 10 accommodate
~ who MAJ favor him with their patronage
No pains or expense VIII be spared to render
complete satisfaction. The stable Is Of 'h'
largest AMI sas.t IN the STATE. aud VII he sup
pied with The bss, proyenaer sud The most ~
aus,ioas ard careful hosilers.
Horss, bucsies, and hacks vii be Kept 'o'
hire
Give this Stable trial.
PHIL RROWN
Marshall, Tesas. Feb. 10, 1861. n22ii
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ST. LOUIS HOT Ell.
NEW oliI.tAN-

q. l.. NALL co. PRorRlRroHs.
This Horn, specially adaped for families, has
Just been rropcncd fcr the season. after being
thoroughly renovated. aud those wishing the hes,
Accommodations in quiet retired part OF The city.
VIII find everything there conducive 10 their com
tort and enjoyment,
Dee %, go. nlls,
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BI1TERS.

Tho uronristors AMI manufacturers Of iius-
rrTvfnS CELEBRATED STOMACH bii-
TTns ean appeal with perfect confluence ~
nhy.ic,nn. aud citizens generally az isc | hi''
State. hccausc the article has attained aiePu
tation heretofore unknown. lew lA,'s "l'"
~. uoint will speak more powerfully thah
,,,i,,,,,.. Of hare assertion or hlassning pgfery
a.. ,,.,..,,,nt,ien of Hnsfetter s Stomach Bat
Ter. for the lasi wear amounted {" over ban
million bottles and from 81. manifest sten'y
increase In times past, It Is evident That duFhs
the coming year the consumptio" viii tcA'h
ncnr one million bottles. This Immense amount
could never have been sold nu' ior INC rare
medicinal properties contained IN lhe p'ePA'a
ton. and The sanction Of tAo mofl pio"'h'h'
,,bv.icians In those sections Of the country
rbere Inc article Is best known. who not only
recommend the Differs 20 their PATIENTS h"'
ar, ready ai m times to give testimonials TO ils
efficacy IN MI cases OF stomachIc arrangements
and the disease resulting tAeio.tow.
This !. not a temporary popularity n'alhea
hy extraordinary efforts in ihc W. ~ tFum.
,etin, the aualiiie. of the rittcrs. bat SOFIA
estimation oi au invaluable sedicine wt'ch is
destined 20 Ne as enduring as l"c Hsti
U,.f,iter's stomach biiicfs have proved
a Coiscnd IA regions where fever ahd aEHe
and various other bilious complaints have
counted their victims ty hundreds. To be
allie to state MI leniiy ihat the "Hiitefs
are a certain cafe for the ly'pcp'a 'nd Has
diseases. i- 20 the proprlttofs n '"Hlr' '' "h
an0yci pleasure Il removes hll leot ora mN'iet
from tie stomach, rurhes tte ~ '"d' 'hA
tmparts renewed vitality uthc uct'"u. system
s,u,t fhat tone and energy iuiisreu ltIr
Tor tbe restoration Of health. 10 operates uIon
the stomach. liver. aud other digestive organs.
b 81 af.
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T.. -. NIIrEIDt - CO.,

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
IS lbgq .ias ~ n % . - EaHl ~ a
MN ORLEANS.
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CIRCULAR g. SASH saw MILLS

4t tie m1st modern construction and ieiauly and
..5I.tantld character. Also Tar Wheels and Axle,
lbl lran Bridge Bolts. Spikes chairs, anh Hthrt
u5lr,sI F,ster,ors ir0a Trucks ETC., etc Iron and
Erss Cannon.
", M anfl.iet, -. Iron wc use In onr business
adm f..ua o.r consequently ours b. TIE only
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I HAVE three Young negro Hcn 10 hire out
! also lssirc 10 rvni out the firm on which |
formerly sied, situated ~. miles south o!
Marshall There are sixty acres OF Open land
. inc orchard good dwelling house. aut hous,e
sr DUDLEY : JENNINGS,
Jan. os{h i-Gi nl9if
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s~sold hy eN re.pe 'vt'r pugg.t- y,
srr'ilt l'fr
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iaas. Z Hosnllnee ManoeAe9oey'
fHE ax1asi1sd having b. Sena Tss"inG
Nil \ sscessslAi cperAttpA taess ~ nseh.
II "a sseit ~ psoase thae = : ~ prf.s'
with ~ a.pls sspply v u ut ssssssrd i'm
ler b IL nan.sastsr. q u Isss' - ..cs o.
f,reIlssv, and liza W ~ pettEsd ~ SERVICES
athe best Cabinet Nabae 10 ~ cosatr:. b
iax thas provided. l,s ~ consdtnt that be can
tl1 s,y otsass that -, Be ds.atsd on the pr.
of II, ps,roes 70 sher sasirc satis'action beth ~
70 uch.eisal snish and p.ice.
He Will keep ecss~sastly Oh hand supply o.
ne following articles equal to The den'saas Of
the mssket towit
CHAINS AND NkDSrEADS,
WASHJTANnS AND TABLES,
Of all kinds.
SAFES AND RpsOBES, etc. etc.
Prrssns ~ishing TO pnrrha-c furniture, are re-.
spertki'y Invited 10 i've bin call at his Mn
OF rcsd pc, situated onc block w,' II the south
wes dyisius Of ,hr pablie square N the 'o"s
II Marshall.
+ LANG
November ;, 1859 II
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the ELECTRICAL EEBRlfuGE.

rlu, in.a,aalo tatali luc has been before the pt
the la-t ten years. and wherever a las bee
lsUl hl- provided certain cire tor all fvrr' a.
grade. ~ ttrlF~ tfi bias not Fed Co cure boo as
glc nsianHe wheu token lccorain- % directions.
Time lnd experience have dso proved nti-iart1r'
that thr Eles trical ebtnge curr Explanatory HAsi
naiian TgrboR iacsmop'al ns Hmfo ferer aHs
Pieu,ity As,sA P0r Scafid Fern ihasss. Ir.up
sia, Nefroas and RHAow mai ieis. Neafil .,a
Maroon, Io0tl-achs. ~, NpNmf Cranps ft'
>iomarh isiinia ,ran! gf f,si and WabIitg L. -.
U,i,ruun Trsms.p fitgnps a. Eoci jar, Earas
o. rngIHg 10 n, eGff c0d Feet and Hands hi'liul5
and Bid colds.
There Is NJ medicine equal 10 the Electrical fet
s1rc Ton females For uba'Iicted tn suppressed NJ
.tfnation at} lor pratfa ted or dllieit labor
Il ny sas ia an condi tions ct We ter Ell
male or female.
one bottle price u 40, contains enough to e
from live t. eight eases OF ordinary levers. which
der. Il the rhsape.t medicine 10 The world. wlthua
regard 60 the greet saving 81 tim. and suffering.
ss- Beware ST cauniefieiii and mixture. purput
irg 10 he the same or similar a. The genuine ait e-
they are dsnergou. aud uiaaic for use.
None ruutine without my fac simile signatunr wit
the likeness authority and sgnaiagc " Jane. Speed
on the envelope, and the words. Electrical fehr
iuge' pr VIM. puw-e New Orleans. blown ia 81 t
vial. r. ,red only by ~ VIM. powsc.
sole gents
L. %. wHEEtoCK a CO,
Whole III. nrnggi-ts.
Sgv nHaNASs. "a.
TN No. p'.o hyJ hmHT & Co.. aad 10y druggist.
HDlrf y gypYfNN fH.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL


=. " HUpRErn CO., pRoreiEsou,
HAVING recently bestowed much pains and
IL eNprncsc in thoroughly oycTmulcl The 81
tntWrs llortl, 10 which were added last sea,
several suites departments suited Tor mmilis
as well as additional sleeping apartments Tor
single sanilenea. the proprelots are now pm.
pared 10 give Increased accommodations TO their
numerous friends and patrons and take this 90
pprinnlly Of returning their banks to the citizen,
OF leyas for the liberal patronage thcy have ~
ceiyed from that State eurinr The rnst yenr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-08
Independence Day.

AT a meeting of citizens Of Weaverville basin
held at the Court House in Weaverville, June
4th, 1861, for the purpose of making arrange
ments for the celebration of the coming Fourth
of July, Hon i. Neblett was chosen chairman,
and L. F. Wells, secretary. On motion, a com
miitee Of six was appointed by the chair for the
purpose of collecting funds TO be appropriated
TO the proper celebration of the coming National
Anniversary, composed of the following persons:
Jno c. Mason, Aaron Kennedy, W. ID. Sutherlin,
Jno. Martin, w. j. Tinnin and F. A. Buck.
After the discussion of several motions, the
meeting proceeded to choose committee of nine
persons to make all necessary arrangements for
the celebration, who were instructed to report
their proceedings at public meeting to be held
at the Court House on Friday evening. June 7th.
DR.. WIN. Ware S. X. Turner, Hon. +. Walter j.
p. Jones' G. W. Gordon, Frank W. Young, NJ. f..
Griffin, JAS Cochran and Philip Painter, were ap-
pointed said committee.
On motion, the Committee of Arrangements
were instructed TO extend general invitation 10
the citizens of Trinity county, generally, TO par
tcipate in the celebration.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
Il. NEBLETT, Chairman.
L. f. WELLS, Sec'y.