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SPORTING In7k1llanscE.- Arrangements
have just been completed for grand gala
time for running horses OF tho Brighton
Course, on the 9th and 28th Of August, free
to all competitors.
On the eth there will be $500 premium
offered. Entrance fec $50, which goes with
the premium to the winning horse.
On the 28th, premium Of $500, entrance fees
$50, and all to the winning horse.
Of course, with such Inducements as these,
there will be very large attendance of horses
from home aud abroad. Parties wishing to
make entrances, moy apply to Geo. ". Gage
at the fremont, or to II. II. Yates, II South
Peoria street.
JACK OF HAnTs.-A chap named John Hart,
1.aest niger ;n ons OF the Statestreet cars,
pruytd himself neither fare pay nor fair play.
lie was put out by 1hs conductor, and put out
ly what he deemed the insult, and paved the
way to the redress Of grievances with paving
stone. A policeman played his club and took
Jack Of Hurts, and the Police Court took the
stakes, IS, yesterday afternoon.
Army Appointments.
-dit3aTS. EAl{0FS:-1uuf article III yesterday
morning. TRIBUNE. Wherein j. jenkins Jones
figures so conspicuorsly, is so truthful, and
SO well hits the case uf too many now doing
The State service {as they no doubt suPpo5e.)
cs Generals, Co1onels, Surgeons, etc, and are
many Of them no better qualified for their po-
sitions than the aforesaid Jones, brings to
mind an incident which I will relate, as occur
ring III one Of uur Northern States, nos many
weeks Since, and which il no fiction, hut So
her reality! a civilian, without the least
knowledge OF military Tactics, but one who is
generally known in his county as good
f1llow, and with his other and varied
mplishments, he is fond Of the
ardent to an extent at times to give him the
"tangle legs" unbcknown to some OF the best
citizens, sacccedcd in getting an appointment
as m officer Of high rank, through some po1it-
ics1 1egerdsmain. A Judge residing in his
Town was informed, much to his surprise, Of
the fact and soon after meeting the gentleman
on the street took occasion to congratulate
him upon bis appointment, and then with
stern look eays to him am an applicant for
IN Office. An ! enid the new General, what do
you want? / waEt authority to shoot every
ID drunken officer in the service Of the
government wherever he is to be foundi It is
hardly necessary to say that the General took
without further remark. CORPORAL.
Monday, July 20, 1867.
, 1861-07-30

FROM LAKE. SUFER1oR.-The Steamer Sea Bird,
Capt c. G. B1odgett, arrived at this port from Lake
Superior this morning. The following are OK
tracts from her log:
Left Ontonagon Tuesday evening, the eand, at
10 O'clock Found there the stesnlcr Iron City
loading with copper and schr FFftter. Arrived
nt Eagle Ha1bor, Eagle River and Copper Harbor
following morning. and a1rlvsa at rort4ge Lake
morning and arrived at Marquette sa1ne day at II
4 y; Found there the steamer City Of Cleveland
stannard. schr Flight and two others LETT same
evening; detained u ahours BY fog and arriyed at
Sault St Mary Friday evening. having INST during
Rock. Left Saturday morning-met steamer
Michigan in Lake George, and arrived at Maclzlnac
lo O'Clock Fraday-detaincd by fog 70 hours-ar-
ing ard arrived at Chicago this morning at !. Saw
schooner Lone Star under old Mack1nsc. having
been struck by lightning of Skillagsee both spaFs
Lost Soh K,o one serious
Of Portage Like, while crossing the Lake In 4
ANAL boat with his son, lad eixteen years old,
nedsate}y. II. ". BE8soN. Clerk.
, 1861-07-30

LAUGH AND Grow FAT.-Contracts vii! he
1aken hy the Camrbells at Bryan Hal this
i <ye1fnF. =
, 1861-07-30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK .HtARKET.
----~>~, ron wKEK ENDING JuLY 20, 1861.

: MONDAY EVENING, July %, 1861.
The receipts Of Feet Cattle and Hogs during the
week, compare With the two previous weeks as
follows:
.... WIZ epa'g W'k ond'g W'k ond'g
July 21. July p. July Is:
@ neef cattle, No.. s,519 2,N1 2ea sesa
Tie receipts during the corresponding week In
1seo 3,0ss Bceves and 2,123 Hogs; md In
1850, 1,3o5 Rcaves and 3,454 Hogs.
The following table shows the receipts during
The month Of July up to date, compared with the
July receipts Of 1858, 1855 and 1860:
, 1861-07-30

The KERNEL" OF Ru1S-Auy regiment
may find 1t, By selecting as its frs: officer q
. u an without military qualifications.
, 1861-07-30
The G01ored Question:.
EHtcAu0. July q. 1851,
Editors Chicago Tribune:

Editors Chicago Tribune:
GENTLEMEN: It would be gratifying to many
Of your 1eaders-at all events to myself-to
hear from Mes6rs. Hoard, Mosely and Shea.
han, Of the Board Of Education, their reasons
for voting ns they did on Saturday last, on the
question Of admitting the colored girl to the
Normal Department Of The High School.
There may be facts to justify the adverse vote
Of those gentlemen-suca a8 unftness in point
Of education or moral character. But I do
not understand that objection was made on
either Of those grounds. I suspect the OBJ
lection wae, that the young lady was not OF
the regulation standard a3 to color, aud if
so, it strikes me the community ought to
know it.
Is it quite clear that no President Of Board
OF Educntion in Chicago, is tit for his post
who would thus insnIt the moral sense Of our
people? hope this matter will be overhaul
cd and the true reasons for the attempted out
rsge smoked e:i. II this is not free city,
the eaec.er the tax payers Of Chicago know it
inc better. The Board Of Education is COM
posed Of worthy men, 50 far as know, but I
dcubt if they Will average In morality, indus.
try and eobriety, whit higher than the color
ed population OF Chicago, thus needlessly in
suited. JUSTICE
, 1861-07-30

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, JuLr 29-BEFoRE
JUDGE DHUNMONn.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, JULr N-BEFoRE
JUDGE DRuMMoNp.
No. 421.-EdWard j. Lloyd vs. Jacob Wharton.
Dismissed On motion at p1aintiff's costs.
tinned to Dec. term BY agreement.
No 555.-Stcphen Pallfen rs John McGinnis.
Same order
No. 337,-Jcwcn ct al ~ Lord. On motion OF
complainant'a soils leave given to amend Bill.
No 4s6-(Chancery.) Masee Happoch ys Henry
Webb: Decree appointfn. Receiver entered.
No. .es9.-(chancery.) q. g. Saniton Va. F. Saf-
ford. Decrca 10 be continued.
No: Aa-{Chanccry.) James Pattee rs Timo-
thy Wells. Same order rs above.
No. 352,-Andrew T. Hastings, ct al rs Anderson
T. Murphy. Order entered as per stipulation.
No. 6G9.-"aIriek Martin ys Josiah Hicks. Con.
tinued by agreement.
No. eG.-Wiiliom Gfiswo1d Is William s. Mass,
ct al. On trialf Jury out.
No. o.226-Admisatty.> George Fargo ct nj vs
John Hcru. Settled b.. parties, and costs pail.
Adjourned to July S0th, ~ Il. II.
, 1861-07-30
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Jnlg %, 1861.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
the past forty~eight hours:
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CLE3RED..........J July 20.
Prop Ontario, Wi1liams, OsdeEsburgh, 1000 hrls
flour, . bsls lishwfnes, IS bags wheat.
bags Wheat AID corn, ,1500 brls doar, 1oo0 pigs
Prop Fsss, Wilson, Muskegon.
Prop Barber, Brown, Grand Rfrer.
Bark Oconto, Roberts, Oconto.
loco pigs lead.
Bark Nucleus, Mcpherson, Green Bay,
Brig Powhatan, Stebh1ns, Buffalo, 10, 800 bu corn.
Brig Banner. Long, Buffalo, Il, 200 hu corn.
sehr st James, Shea, Kingston. 49, $50 bu wheat.
schr coQuettc, Chfisholm, Col1ingwuol, II, 5V0 bu
corn. :
schr Mariner, Baker, Shchoysan.
Schr Elbc, Kngc1, Muskegon.
Schr Bailey, Foster, Muskeyon.
Scbr Sea Star, Reddirk, White Lake.
Sehr North, McGraw, Sheboygau.
Schr Antelope, Callow, Grand River.
SChr Odfn, Walton, Muskc.on.
Schr L.vant, Conner, Grand HAVEN.
Schr Raline, Brown, Green Lay. ..
Schr Belle, Edwards, Nanitowoc, Is btl3 salt.
Schr Illinois, Burke, Muskegon.
Schr Albany, Smith, Centc1yile.
Schr Jones, Nestnen, Green DaT.
Schr Whfrlwind, Nelson, Centetvillc.
Schr Charlotte, Fulton, Afanitownc.
schr Thofiac, Anderson: Pier Marquette.
Schr Hunter. Williams, Muske;on.
schr Mnskegou- Mckay, 11uskegon.
selr Marlston, LLOYD. colhorEe, Is .ooo h1 corn.
schr Mosrtssey, Spencer, brls dour, brls salt,
sco1x Warmaii 1irhor,sor 1vb,t. r,,-.
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NOTICE 70 EXCURSi'
PICNIC pAp,,,

=
Tbs m!nots Central Raftrna,, 4
arrangements for tie pst, III = retsp1
M4sf2aoE. On the line Of tht'aE -
mlle2 from Chicago. ~ssa ~ *
InEs Gro!e 10 ti111cdlatrIY sd,,a.. II
portion OF it has been clsxr-t y
put u suitable coudlti1n Or fc ~;
Iar hpeakerR, rustic heachts sr.f!t
been erected Ntthln E.e C.nx.1 ~
ol Clear WataE- AdjaceaI 10 H. ".
!'eArt'fal level prslsfe, ven e.ses.e
otter athletic sports. ThIs GToys y:
Pedsts 81 q as@ II psopl;; A. A. : ola:e IL
Special Trains caa ba ChAttenns
By applying At the office Of thc -
cAl& In tbs Great Central Desok -.
~ T. F.I0HNS0E. Gen. PAN. r.
, 1861-07-30

NOTE Quotations ef sales gtr<n in tais .E,:k::
Report, are rndeTstood to De for go30 coaU+fti!e
cu3Ye1cy unless otfer7ofse skdk<d.
, 1861-07-30
MARINE INTELLIGENuE.


VESSELS PASSING THROUGH THE WEL1ASD CA.
xAL--We are indebted to Capt. E. r. Do1r for the
following list Of vessels passing through the Vel
land Canal:
, 1861-07-30

Orr ron M1ssorRI-LIcut. F. A. Bragg,
Lis fur1ough having expired, leaves today to
join Lis regiment, the 9Th Missouri Volun-
trers,
, 1861-07-30

MILITARY BooKs.-U+ S. War Department In
fart1y Tactics $1.s5; Scott's Tactics. sans; Har-
dee, $1.Ga: Zouave Drill by Ellsworth, SLIGO; The
Young Recruit, $1.0o Cavalry Tactics, by War De-
'parsmtnt, S4.3s; Bayonet Exercise, Mcclellan,
$1.6o; Army Regulations, 1861, $1.Gs.
MAPs.-Colton's Map Of the United States, Soc j;
Map Of the Seat Of War, $1-amall, 6oc; Apple
toms Maps, s5c each; Lloyd's Railrond Maps, 25c
each. All free by mail from the Military Book
store Of 2. L. Sherlock, liz Dearborn street.
j52c6t
GAS F1xTuREs.-sao0o 900 worth Of new styles
must be sold within sixty days. 1sa Lake street.
jy2930t HsM. W11MAnTu.
4. F. CRosKEY, 81 South Water street, corner Of
Wabash Ayenuc, Distiller Of ALCOHOL and extra
dnc COLOGNE SPIRIT, distilled frssh every day.
Purchasera who desire itmay have their casks ill
ed, and allowed one dollar each for barrels.
The deodorized Spirits made at this establish
ment ia a superior article for the manufacture Of
CoLLop1oN.
July &C, 81. IN
GAnDEN HOSE Of the best quality may be had in
any quantity fitted and ready for use, at the Rub.
ber Store, 115 Randolph street-Eingsb Block.
jsa1m
&" Cook l. NcLadn, 93 Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments less than any other house In the city
e4
e% AL ehonld not fail to read the advertise.
ment of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper, ma-1Y,
, 1861-07-30
A STOCK on nRUnc NrFDr.

"A. C1NEs AND BOOKS WANTED, amounting u
petty IN Central Wisconsin,. now Tenti5g for stT 70
eight per cent on IT, valuation. will ba exchanged at
proportion Of cash paid II In desirable locality ii
the country prefeEfed Any pesson visiting to Is OCT
Of tho Drug DuHfne8a. and having suitable stock,
vii! ona good bargain Address BOX ~ -. CHI
Eagn, Ill. ty95x9w
, 1861-07-30

NA1ac1ors M1sCuHF.-A chap was caught
on North Clark street yesterday afternoon in
the act Of driving small nails into the side
walk at the top Of 1 descent Of two steps,
leaving the heads projecting about IN inch.
He did 1t to catch and tear ladies' dresses, and
actually posted himself little distance off to
watch the result. Mayor Rumsey Is family
man, and has 1adies' dresses to pay for-he is
the chief officers Of city where the ladies'
suffer enough evils Of this kind already from
our Wretched sidewalks. Mayor Rumseysa saw
this chap and his precious trap for mischief,
and calling policeman, made special de.
posit Of the driver Of nails for this mornings
Police Court. A good punishment for the
fellow would be to allow the women to get at
him with their naila All purchasers of silks
berages, poplins, muslins, and other ms and
outs in the dry goods way, are directly Inter.
ested in ema,t f1ning Of this Wretched plot
ter og.:nst the peace Of families.
, 1861-07-30
LIyERrQQL, Jl1Y II.

The moet painful attention continues to be- ex-
cited In Europe By the momentous contest going
on In the Unitcd states as 1t is fraught with the
most serious consequences to England, and per-
laps more 60 to France. There are GONE elfght
indications Of revival Of business, now that tie
dull season draws to close, and that the growing
crops present favorable appearance.
BREADsTuFFs.-Thecr crops continue to progress
@2s per quarter higher for -whea-. for the home
deliveries are very scanty but the imports Of for
clgn continue to be on very large scale.
SToLTERFQHA q Soys,
, 1861-07-30
r OF WANTED-A Desirable Lot
r RECRUITS WAITED FOR
Tho Sixteenth Regiment OF
UNITED STATES INFANTRY.

AppltGations can b. made every dsy at the Regt-
Eentat Hend Quarters, No. Ill Dearborn street nrar
the Puat uiSc- or t. - West Randolph asTs.t ANY.
hSdT procuring an ablebodied BecTait viii f.:s1ve
I%o DoEaIs: A. j. SLE3tMEE
MaMIer M l6ta kfansry. Superintendent Res:. 1:ectz.
, 1861-07-30

ITO RENT OR FOR SALE, with
Residence. 1o=ascd IN kIgn rorty ues from Chcay5
re EQpse s nearly new, large a4d eommod1oua with
and adIofns the residence OF the Rev Mr. Clark On
Aain street This e good opportunity for ary WISH
Post 0t1ice Hos 7su. Elsln, Kane CankY, III, o. call
On t6e rrcEEea. iYl2xim
, 1861-07-30

M1cHldAS SOUTHERN YARps.-Live Stock recefY.
ed at Mtchgan Southern Yards for the week end.
ing July ., 1851:
Stock received for week.. III Cattle.
:. u . .......-~. 1917 Hogs.
F" 1858 Sheep.
, 1861-07-30

An E2-BAvKER TURNED ED1ToR.-Wc learn
t:at Albert s. Evans, formerly banker in this
city, is now the tditor Of The Sacramento
Acux,
, 1861-07-30

Aears cattle and "A double decks ofhogs shipped.
SHERHAN'a SALE AND SHupMa FARDs-0n
Michigan Central Railroad, reported expressly for
, 1861-07-30

INFORMATION WANTED.-In.
ttg. efAI,ALiNE B0YE, her maiden nau.e affsFward
sIS 9S a7 Map wh9 ett nstrot In eon:aay VIA E9
BE- gladly received By iris i'd Of ners fro: U3lltoc
L. W. Address ~EKIEND'' = Tribune Oftce i7S5xSf
, 1861-07-30

-. LONDON, du1y Il
:. ..BREApsTCF1-Supp1y Of English wheat very
limited, and 1t brought full rates. For foreign,
moderate inquiry. and notwithstanding large In
portations, previous prices are more readily OBJ
tAined. Flour was Of allow sale at last weeks
quotations. White American wheat, 59s@61s !:
winter red, 56s@58s spring, 52s@55s per 4r; and
flour, 26sR R2Ss Cd per brl. BARrNa Bios,
, 1861-07-30
10 Rzssa.

ITO R&NT-A two-story Frame
and Hat.r, iarge garden Apply 10 GGh- I. ABBET.
1856 Lake STREET. jyS E1t0-lw
ITO RENT.-One Of those spleu-
J. did stores and Easements under TIC Sherman
EouEe. on Clark street. Inquire Of ELDltDGE q
TOURIEL1OTTE, No. 81 CLARK street, iy2Rll5tm
, 1861-07-30

k%@ AL ehonld not fail to read the advertise.
ment Of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper. mh-1y.
, 1861-07-30

EN1oRASTs Two hundred and aey hardy
s~iss emigrants arrived in the city yesterday
morning en- route for the West They came
II the Michigan Central from Detroit.
, 1861-07-30

CHARLES Il DA1.-We learn that the re.
mains Of the late Charles 81. Day, Of this city,
who died at Washington on Saturday last, have
been embslmed, and are to be brought to this
city for iuter1nent.
, 1861-07-30

DEATH OF 4 VoLrETEER---We are panied
TO learn that one Of the German Uaior Cadets
(Turuers) Of Hecker jaeger Regiment, named
George Kray, Was drowned on Sunday a! st.
Louis. in the Mississippi, while bathing. His
body is expected to arrive here to day. Ills
father lives in North Kiazie street, Deceased
Eas nineteen Yeara old.
, 1861-07-30

Wteconsin-Current, s. crsb; T...--
We pay In GOLD or otEXcH.SGft5t
for the above Ltst.
w Parties remit,tns u Cze-..:!
United states Express" eau d. sEg r
& Brother" r.S-ta Ia1gs a1a.1ee.7
raj advance On orr rQnGtaticnp. TNF
give Us 4 call bef0so sealing e.ss7kae :
, 1861-07-30

Arcr1oN.-At q o'clock this a n. there will
be sold at auctiou, at the salesrooms Of GIL
bert, Sampson & Warner, No. 81 Lake street,
large lot Of we'll kept second hand furniture,
carpet, gas fixtures and kitchen ware, being
the entire effects Of family declining house
keeping. Also, will he offered at the same
time, fine lot OF lalies' cloth suitable for
eashes, dresses and cloalss.
, 1861-07-30

MRs. MATT PEEI's M1NsrRE1s To NIGHT
The attractions offered By this favorite troupe
at Btysn Hall, are Of superior character. In
addition to their usual variety Of songs,
dances and bntleeques, the Campbells will
produce one Of their popular extraYsgarzae,
, 1861-07-30

TO notwithstanding soon to
our New Store Isl and is sonth water stfset op-
peste "Board q Trade Koonar}, we etler ~ store
ssfy stfopg a1d @ snita6le for Packiss Ioass Macae
ticnlars ln4Eire At our Otics on the prcinlses g.
HALL, k1NBARk d CO, Nos- 500 and I09 WaaE-
ty.HEl5Y-1M
, 1861-07-30

The WEATRER--Itsttrday* *as warm. The
G'g Star rnged, had 1t all his own way in fact.
1t Was one Of the fen thoroughly su1try days
# the scason thus far.
, 1861-07-30

~ We are requested to gay that q meeting
Of the sAdvance Guard Of Liberty" sill be-
bed at c. DeWolf's Office, corner Of Clark
aud Randolph street, this (ruesdsy} evening
at S O'Clock. All friendly arc invited,
, 1861-07-30

TIE BATHING NUIsANcE---Persoual clean
illness is i good thing, but not all that is to be
considered by bathers in the lake. Several
parties were fined $2 for . violation of the Or
dinance placing territorial limits to the prac-
fice
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-19
TRINITY JOURNAL.
weaverviIIe, Saturday, October as, 1861.

THmFrLEss.-The departed" Dr. Scott, who
says in his farewell address that he could ." no
longer occupy the pulpit and preach the gospel
in peace" though receiving salary of nearly
$4,000 year, says he has not saved dollar.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-19
Artemus Ward Sees Prince Napoleon.

Notwithstandin haint writ much for the pa
pers of late, nobody needn't Halter themselves
that the undersigned is ded. On the cOntry. "
still live" which words was spoken by Danil
Webster, who was an able man. Even the Old
line Wings of Boston will admit that. Webster
is dcd now, howseVer and his mantle has probly
fallen into the hands of sum dealer in I'd hand
close who can't sell it, Leastways nobody pears
to he goin round wearin il to any partlcler ex-
tent, now days. The regiment Of whom | was
Kurnal fnery concluded they was better adapt
ed as Home Cards, which accounts for your not
hearin Of me, ear this where the bauls is the
thickest and where the cannon doth roar But
as a American citizen | shall never cease to ad
mire the masterly advance our troops made on
Washnton from Bull Run, a short time ago 1t
was we'll dun. spoke to my wife bout IL at
the time. My wife sed it was well dun.
1t havin therel bin determined to perfect
Baldnsvie at all hazzuds, and as there was no
apprehensions OF any immejit danger, | thought
oordinly put on clean Billed Shirt and started
for WashintOn / went there to see the Prints
Napoleon, and not to see the place, which | will
here take occasion to obsarve is about as uninte-
restin locality as there is this side of j. Davis
futur home, If he ever does die, and where |
reckon will make il so warm for him that he will
ST for his summer close. IT is easy enuff to see
why man goes to the poor house or the peniten-
tiary. It's becaws he cant help it. But why he
should voluntarily go aud live ia Washinton is
ntirely beyond my comprehension, aud | can't
say no iairer nor that
put up to eadin hotel | saw the landlord
and sed, " How dye do, Square ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-19

TIMELY WARNING.--A gentleman writing to
the Portland Aauertiser from Orc Flno, In the
Nez Pcrce country, dated Sept 2lst, says Tho
present is time when useful and general inior-
nation regarding the Nez Pcrce country 49, per,
haps, more required than at any former period
of its history. Out of the many hundreds oil
people that came here during the late season.
some have done WE'LL and many have made more
or less to remunerate them but many, may
say hundreds, came here who have made nothing,
aud not few worse than nothing. IL will not
do to say that any one wishing to do well, may
not do well here. This is not so. Within the
range of my own knowledge are some of our
best citizens, who after months of hard work, are
exceptions to this rule, They have not succeed
ed. And hundreds of industrious citizens, some
of whom are skillful miners, after having spent
weeks in prospecting through this and the adjac-
ont country, were obliged to leave without haV-
ing made anything even for the money they
spent apart from the loss of time. The cause OF
this is, not that the diggngs are poor not that
the gold is not here but that the extent OF the
gold bearing country, so far as known, Is not
proportional to the number OF gold seekers who
have crowded it, expecting to made their ior'
tunes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-19

KNowLEDGE. - knowledge is not couch
whereon to resist searching and restless spirit ;
or a terrace for wandering aud variable mind
to walk up and down with fair prospect or a
tower of state for proud mind to raise itself
upon or a sort of commanding ground for strife
and contention or a step for profit and sale but
a rich storehouse for the glory Of the Creator,
and the relief Of mans estate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-19

WHAT THEY WANT-1he Portland 4drertlSer
says The Democracy wants our difficulties com
promised and the war brought to lose They
are not particular as to the exact terms OF the
compromise, but it must end the war, restore the
country to peace, secure friendly relations be-
tween all the States, exact obedience to tho Con
stitution and obedience to the laws on the part
of the whole country, North as well as South
That is what the Democracy Of Oregon want.
To which the Marysville appeal responds =
That reminds us of the boy who, when believing
furiously, was asked what he wanted aud replied :
' Boo-hoo-hoo I've got the hellerache' that ;
what want ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-19
BRIDGE NOTICE.
SAN E-ranc1ScO Agency.

MIR. L.. u. Fisher is our only authorized Agent
San Francisco to receive advertisements receipt for
the same, and to transact business generally for the
TRINITY JOURNAL. OGice-No 172 . Washington street,
nearly opposite Maguires Opera House, up stairs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-19

ACCOMMODATING JUDGE.-A very learned and
compassionate judge in TeXas,on passing sentence
on one Jones, who had been convicted of murder,
concluded his remarks as follows.
"The fact is Jones, that the Court did not in
tend to order you to be executed before next
spring but the weather is very cold ; our Jail
unfortunately is in very bad condition; much
of the glass in the windows being broken the
chimneys are in such dilapidated state that no
fire can be made TO render your apartments com
Portable besides owing to great number of
prisoners, not more than blanket can be
allowed to each to sleep sound and comfortably,
therefore, is out of the question In consideration
of these circumstances, and wishing to lessen
your sufferings as much as possible, the Court, in
the exercise Of its humanity and compassion, dc
hereby order you to be executed tomorrow
morning, as soon after breakfast as may be con
yenient to the Sheriff. and agreeable to you"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-19

THE BIBLE ON THE BL0cKADE-The Bible is a
singular book, and texts may be found in it for
all occasions. Thus, for instance, an appropriate
text for patriotic discourse may be found in the
nineteenth verse Of the thirteenth chapter of
jeremiah The cities of the South shall be
shut up, and none shall open them. --dlaryspAle
Appeal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-19
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