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y LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
READ!
APPLY THE REMEDY

Friend, do you nufor! Arc you the victim OF sny
81 those numerous ailments which arse from I'm
purity Of The blood! What arc they, do You ash ,
Rather ask, what are they ncti The blood is the
source OF lite tnd health and ID 10 the FIRST element
OF our being 10 respond to Spy cause which Affects
the system, 81 tho pulse Ef.aIby at.ests. The ever
prevailing Neureltia, the Irritating ErJspelas, the
subtle Scroful., the asonixirc Rheumatism, Ner-
.ous Debility, DyErefsis, Lver CoInp aint with its
crtof snd OBJECTION, spd tho nsmberlees Ills thst
and SAFER us to commend 10 your con6dence md
ese that truly valuable medicsmont known a.
INDIAN rEa hsi IL GEi Gscoor1on.
With regard to this almost infellibie specific
losulat sentiment has spoken in decIded tsfrns
And the evidences of this great efhcsoy are sus-
talnsd oI constsnt ayowA-s Of curative effects and
tne results from its use are after an Other
remedies ana the best medical still have failed.
Let us Say, In conclusion, that Certificates
cures are not sought from tho liiterate and SUPER
ncla!, but they arc volunteered from the most re-
sroct4ble sources and Justify TIE hr hest terms in
wh;ch II IL possible to commend so valuable q
sPeoiho 20 public approval We may sdd Also thai
he ouratve properties Of the ms dcEe es ualied
iDS from disease with renewed constitutional vigor
For ssle By all respectable DruSeists in fSi:
city, and By the proprietor, MRS. M. cox.
None genuine unless her name 10 blown on the
oGhAe 9na ner seal on the cork
oIe,sis e. oSsts i. e cisssfnOr b.
aicf, and viii supply the trade 1t my Inoss.
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%ssiiss?Ra
Se% e1;st
NerVousHeadache
KINDS iim 8
Headache.

By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks o
EsreoHs o. SICK Headache may be prevented; and
IL taken ~ the commencement of an attach imne
date relief from pain and sickness viii be obtained
They seldom fail In removing the Hasssa and
Headache % which females are so subject
They sot gently upon the bowels,-removIns Cos
ficsssss.
For Literary Mea, Sfsde~fs. Delicate Females.
and oil persons of sedsrtdry habits, they val
liable a. Lazoftcs, improving the appetite, giving
fo4s and cisor TO the digestive organs, and re
storing the natural elasticity and strength OF the
whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of long
investis cation and carefully conducted experiments
having been IN use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved q vast amount OF
pain and suffering rom Hcsdsohe, whether onti~
mating in the secoxs system or from . dersnted
state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable IN their comp position,
and may be taken at al times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, and ria al
ssxes af Any diyasrseabIs taste rsndsrs 90 easy -
sd1sisistr tAera 20 ehildrex.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs!
The genuine have Eve signatures Of Henrr c.
Spslding on each Box.
Sold By Druggists and al other Dealers in Mod.
oines.
Box will be sent By mail prepaid on reoe!pto'
PRICE, IS CENTS.
Al orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. sPALDIN6,
a. CKDaR STREET, New YozE.
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ZAf Of each inrf.aisat /. 9ssS1
before taking S',6s m .ass;s Alter taking.
1istlins pr.tvsr d,Iicior, chin, .,,s, "a a
nsst infslI!h, 1,r sdy for rsnsratny ,ss .,.
and rs,,srnr IN, ,ct ana ss.,.,.g Ia -
hs.IsS ,pd .Isn,ts. A'sii1 "
n,,TRIN,S srp Nrruru,,,, -,n,
viii s9.rts,II, ,,,. LIZ, c.nIi, oonOihL
and ali ais.ss.. ss.ps rem ai..,a.,.S sss ons'
py,psp.ia H,srtss m Inward PHI a.;d,. -
Swimming 10 II. Head Faipe.is;, - On. H., s. a..
eight In the Esraeh seur Er.etat,.,, G,s,in. =,
Es1seai!nk cling when ls ring l.yr
nsa u ths siin ana Iys, Right srs.tr jn..r F.,,,,
Prsb,, Of Hat n,prs,,i,n 81 ,i-i,. eiSt' $50
LsnIusr DsIpsndsnsy sr aay n..rsS. di.,ss, S.,,,
B,tshss On he Ekin and F,ysr ras 20. n, rsy.
FsysTJ W. N~'' NA1
OYER BILLION ROf-TT
s,,. l..n Ia am -. ~, 80 d. LL1S.
.,nes r.. fs,d 10 es,ins sG;i,. sha r. IN
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS or
SPALDING,S
CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER
FROM
III EA DACHE
THAT
a SPEEDY AND SURE CURE


Is WITHIN THEIR REACH.
As these Testimonials ,rs,e UHsoiio,fe8 ~
Mr.. srALDIsa, ttey afford UngHes,rsn-
aHe proof Of the t6Fooey Of his
truly scientific discovery.
MlsoNvILLE. Conn, Fet. s, 1901.
Ma. srhLpIse-Sir: have tired your Cephslo
Pills, and I i,ts th.,a 8. ,rsH th.t want JOs 20
Part Of these srs for the nsghbors, 20 whom
gave few out Of the FIRST box got from yoa.
Your obi .srs. MAJ. =. JAMES NE KENNEDY.
HlvrRYosp. Pa. Feb 6. 1851.
more box Of your Cephae Pii,, ASS. s@ @ses.s.2
srssf gal q es.ssi yTcT, fks-.
Many ANN sToIEHoUsE.
sr,Ser cnrrr, HSsIIssJcs Co., Ps,}
d. G. srAInIrs.sIr: Yoq will please seod me
we eo1ee OF your SspLsno FllIs' Bond thcm I'M
fsspsftfaIly yoqn: yNo. q; sIMoSs.
BILLIE vsRsos, Ohio, Jan. Is, leSl.
twenty i've cents. Tor which send ne spothsr Boz
9f Jogr Cephalio Pills. 7ay ara frsiS sAs bsst
Direct A. sTQyER, PM
Belle Vernon, Wyandot co., q.
BEVERLY. Mass, Dec. II, lsen.
II; c. SftLDINe, Ess- I wish for some circulars
more Particularly, before nv customers. III yor
hsye anything of the kind. please send 10 me.
One Of my customers. who ~ su hjeot TO eeysre
Flick Headache, (ususlly lasting two daye.l wa
shred q an affacS % ore hO,r by Yots Pi!is which
Respectfully yours, w. b. WILKES.
RxINoLpsBuRe, FPINrLIN Co., Ohio,l
January 9, 1851.
HKNlr c. SrALoIrs, No. N Cedar rtreet New
Yofk-Dear Sir: Enclosed find twenty 1--WE oents
l25,D for which send box Of " CephslIo PillsJ
send e address of Rev. Wm. G. Filler, Reynolds-
bug, Franklin county, Ohio
fosr Pi!Is Sorh liLs q eksrr-eSrs HsaSaeLs
StSlosf trsfdgfN.
Truly your, WIN. C, FILLER,
frsILAHTI, Mich, Jan. Il. 1861.
MR; SfIIpIrs-rir: Not long since sent 20 ven
Tor box Of CephalIo Pills for The cure of ths Ner-
vous Head ache and Costiyoncss, and received the
same, and ftey had so good an feet fkaI vas w.
dgced 10 send for more.
Please send BY return mail. Direct TO
A. X. WHEELER.
Ipsilantl. Mich.
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RxrNoLpsBrRs, FRlsILIN Co., Ohio,l
Yrs,LIsYI. Mich. IA ae1

From rae Ezanlis1, Norfolk. Va.
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for vhich
forms. " "
Fo~ rae Ernmine, Norfolk, Va
They have been tested in more than thcurand
csses' with entire success.
From ths Democrat, ST. Qcxd. Ness.
hycn are; or have bcen troubled With the head
may have them In case Of an.sttaok.
F'epa tAs Advertiser. Provide.os, RI
The Cephallo Pills are said TO be a remarkably
elective remedy for the headache, and one OF tire
very best for that very frequent complaint which
has ever been discovered.
F@osa the Western n. 4. Gazette. Cicoso, H.
We sesrtily endoTse Mr. S7aldins. and his u
Fonr fhs Sortksrs Paik FI.scr, Nsr orlsas.. La,
., Try them you that are afflicted and we are sure
numerous lirt that hss received benefits that no
otner medicine can produce.
Ffons fie ST. LoSis Democrat.
The Immense demand for the article (ce,haIis
rhls)s rapidly increasing.
From tAs Gazette, Davenport, Io,a.
mr; sfsIdinE would not connect his name With
Ftorr fhs Kasa,sia Valley star, Ko.a.oAa, Va.
ache. who Try them, viii stuck 70 them. WIG "ee'
FROM the Advertiser. Pyorid<uss. RI
The testimony In their favor 10 strong. from IN.
most respectful g suarters-
From tls Daily Nsrs. Hsrport. RI.
CephsIo Pills are taking the place Of al kinda
Ffon' tAs Commercial Bxl,sIis, Boston, MAJ.
sald TO be very sfhoacaou. for the headachs.
From ths Commercial. Cine,n.ati, ohie.
eanerinF humanity can now be relieved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-25
DALTIM ORE

mas atseers'sd ths most Certain, Speedy ord only
EBtetEn' Remedy IN tie WoTliis
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRuTlsNCF.
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From ht DEW ocrdt, 81. Clc&d. Hi1a.
Nyou are, or have boon troubled with the head =
eohe, send for box, (Csphaio PIlls,D so that YOU
may have them 10 case Of an-sttaok,
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F'oz fhs Ernminsr, Norfolk, Va
They have been tested In more than q thcurand
cases, with entire success.
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From fhe Eyan7iser, Norfolk, Va.
CePhalic ri accomplish the object for which
they were made, VIE: euro OF headache in al its
forms. ~
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fto.1 tAe Sortkerr Patk FisScr Esr Orleass, La.
Try them Jon that are afflicted and we are sure
tnet your testimony can be added 20 tho already
numerous 1Et that hae received benefits that no
other medicine oan produce,
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FSep1 fAe Advertiser, Providesos, r.
The Cephallo Pills are said to be q remarkably
very best for that very frequent Complaint Which
has ever been discovered.
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ffons fhe Advertiser, Proridsaes, RI
The testimony In their favor 10 strong, from ths
mort respectful suarters s.'0
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FSou the Western II. e. Gaz<tts. Clicaso, M.
We heartily endorse Mr.. S?aldins. and his IN.
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ffom fte Sc. Losts Demcoret.
Tho immense demand for the article (Ce~h,lie
Puls) IL rapidly increasing.
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y OF TIVE pRESC

THE hANY THOUSANDS cured this irstitu. n within
IN. last seventeen years and the rort,t
cal operations performed by DR. Johnston Witnessed by d..
reporters OF the papers and other persons Of
which have apqe1red again aud before bc,
sdes his standing gentleman II character
bility !, s1a-cIent guarantee afflicted mar l5Iv
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FROM As Gazette, Dacssporf, Ios,a
MT. SPaldlng would not connect his name With
m article he did not ksots 20 possess real merit
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ffonn fhs kosdsoia VALLEY STAY, Ko.a.oIs Va
Ache, who try them, viii stuck 70 them.
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A CURE WARRANTED. OR NO CfsIRG
IN FROM ONE To Two D4Ys.

LEI NO F4LSE DELICACY PREPSENT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY. = ~
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Class No. stoue; cass No. s. White pine
spinoe, jumper, sud cypress; oIass No. J. Lin.
har, sud plaster; class No.8 Cement; class No, Q
GrSvei and sand; class No. IL Iron, iron is az,
spike,i csss NO -. Steel; ol,ss No. IA. File,
Ship cnsndlery; class No. u. EardwaTG; c!ars No
". StationeI'i ass No. II. FirevOOd: GLASS Nc
~ Hay and straw; o ass No. 81. Provender; ofas
NO Y Charcoa class No. q Betting packing
ana hose; ass No. "a. Sperm and iubrica;iug OF 3
class no .. Iron casting; class No 46. Augers
nous CumUer and coal.
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DIR. JOHNSOS'S REMEDY FOR OEGANIC
WEhRNESS 49,

WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCE.
BY this great and Important remedy xsatnsss
speedily cured aud fall visor restored Tbou. DDS 4 The
most nervous aud e.bated, who had Lost all sps
been irnm. diat.ly relieved.
All impedim.nts mdrrsg., ThypcsI or M.nsi T.qUs
LEGATIONS, Loss Of Procr.sv. Power, Esr-cu,
kind speedily cured.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01

Grcat Eas tern and Unf1n Lineof Stages
CENTRAL ROUTE THkOCHH LOUISIANA
AND TEAAS.
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MOI ~
BEAT ~ = i CEEAEL>- !
TO y u ] = u J. X >,
Cypress LuInbe at FitocnOo tPeF
Thousa nd.

Phousa nd.
WI, driver Cypress LLnJ.I at Ply point on
rrd Piv.r L.',yr.n Alexandria md my Ian
,.,uc. or a, h.rzaudiia, at een pc. inousan1' a.1o
C.nre-. Shngl.s at FIVE dollar pr thousand
Iir shugles madc by my MIL, are more p'ii'c''
Uniform, smooth aud better Than can be nafc by
Aand. or any oih,r machine exiant They afr
plarrd by d., action Of tlr which cuts out 'i1-
.iucs still the grain Of Ne wood liI.e grooYrm;
plaur Mechanics can DO one-thild more We.
~ dse, a.d make q more perfect root ihah can 'r
i,,d, ,,i, -b. ~. !n-i.. - L.nd o. nom any other
machine nov. IN use Tho. shingles can Dr. bad ~
st.Op.r thousand aien orders oXcced fly thou
.and. Having two steam -aw mills, and sL.a2i.
min constantly ia l'Iation, an p-cra.cd TO III o..
o.d u, promptly
- Oh.s IN with ny agent Mr J.. Joh"."a.
or a. bis o .ug store vii have llomr; attention;
Au,, eff y. u y 81 s.--
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BELTISG-all sizrs. for gale by
re. HETHERWICK.
Hard EiIiles-

UyUC ucGcI-.g nod k,.sby gives notice 10 the
! public generally, tlat he IS prepared 70 puT,
chq.r for Cab, tn following articles Rage OF
nh kinds at on. cent pr pound. Old Copper and
Brass at The highest ma ket prices
w as,nou., j. at the end of Front street,
al, - Rochar- warehouse.
AK. April 10th, l1tl ). NOLf.
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+ Can Oysters, Sardincs, Lobstcrs, Pickle, Can
dies, Rasins, Tea, Pig, Nuts, Candies, SynPs'
.JeIlys, Pmncs, Sauces, Soda, Rostor, Butter,
Pic Me Wine, Sugar, Lemon, Ginger, Crack
81, Crackncl and Cream Escui's
m Fruits of all kinds IN their season. a'
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01
IT(.ILlE LIN Il.

GrcQt Eas tern and " nfeJn LineV Stages
CENTRAL ROUTE THKOUHH LOUISIANA
AND TEAAS.
FROM ALEXANDRIA LOUISIANA,
.NACOGDOCHES TEXAS.
Connecting with the Eastern Mail at Alexandria,
from New Orleans, also, with the Western LIN. OF
Siagcs, from Nacogdochcs to.
Douglas,
I.nwood.
Alto,
Crockett
Cincinnati, to
Huntsville.
Also, connects with The Line Of Stages TO
Tyler, and TO
Henderson aud
Mount Pleasant
". & {. tn YLOR,
PRoPRIETORs.
gtagcs lcaye Alexandria three times week, for
Nacogdoches, Tuc.day's, Thursdays and Satur-
laws fare through from Alexandra, to Nacog-
,iochcs. $500, 10 Milan, sil,Ou, san Augustine
$3.50, ChcTno, 5 i,0o. Passengers taking. this
route viii be- certain 10 CONNECT wifh all Of the
above lines aud win BE- PUT THROUHH with
with dispah.
I-g Stage Oaice at The lee Hous' Hotel.
THOMAS CLEMENTS, AoENr.
Gyeot Rcd R,rr STARE and Neil Route.
E,ROM the Mouth Of Rcd River to Alexandra,
z connecting with the EAGI'E LINE, TO
Narogdochcs, aud also with J. y. Prices Line Of
Stac.s to Coutieryillc Nachitoches, Mansfield and
Shreveport N.%C' - l Loh'
Prnprictors.
shrorgh Tick. from Red River Landing 70 Nae
| ogdoch- S25'yV
! From Mouth Of r, 4 River to Acxandiia $1,000
TIOS. CLEMENTS, AFENr.
| ,,,,,e eff At the lee li0usc Hotel, Arxandria.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01
s-JITu. PROPRIETOR.
.HoTJGE HOTEL

|5I.D respectfully inform the citizens Of
|<xandr,a, that b. has opcned Saloon at
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q HoUSE HOTEL,
|rill keep constantly on hand supply
h LiuuoTs, that can BE- purchased, CON
part Of
Ne, Porter, sherry, Brandy,
fhisky. Ani~ttc, and Cordinls
~ svr;s. The beet brands Of old
ubon " his key Mouongah"la
key, Champaign, the best cTcr
sc 70 Alcx1n irin.
ia a-o inform the public that Ec has
5hc aboyc house in the
.AGILSI s,'K'NLEI,
A. determined TO merit q share of the
EIsgc nv the SUPERIOR QUALITY
Hors, and siiict attention to his bust
PRIVATE ROOMS any and com
well-furinrnishcd rooms for private
ing 10 enjoy Themselves. a share OF
ntronacs is solicited auC!-ly.
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al 116r1npt 20 cSl,ri tac no<'p,,~
nf<zlas The whole hloo's1of The tq''f
<<<fofes TO force them ~ cast
5ok IS The nrft"e. and rrhce =
drsl "a ~ uish cvngcsi,c yiolcnce. 1s's
sCvrxE Bot Ii this effort Il 'iil". 1nen nc
fbl,Fs, In which the bood leaves tic ..',i-
orran, &,nd fnshes 20 the surface, a. !; %
5hrf end 70 expcl the irritating poiso i'r'1=l'
q ofher.grcat cxcretoiy = The sda. IN tli.
y n nils ,nnd the system abindous the atter'f'
koustcd. and waits for the recovery OF stree -
rcpeat the hopeless eI1rt another DIV.
sSe fits or paroxy.ms OF fHvHH - y .
81 eonstit itional disorder viii % co''.' "'
Inc the health IL Is no, rcnicyei
|1WShaye labored to fad, anl ho:r 1l"l,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-06
unlbOr IL.
when the Tide Goes Out"

Through weary day on his couch he lay,
With the life tide ebbng slowly away,
And the dew on his brow gathering fast,
AS the pendulum numbered moment passed,
And | heard q sad voice wispcring say,
" When the tide goes out he will pass away.
Pray for u souls serene release,
That the weary spirit may rest in peace,
When the tide goes out"
When the tide goes out from the sea girt lands,
Ii bears strange freight from the cleaning sands;
The white winged ships that silent wait
For the foaming wave and wind that's late;
The treasures cast on u rocky shore,
From the stranded ships that shall sail no more ;
And hopes that follow the shining seas,
Oh, the ocean wide shall win all these
When the tide goes out.
But of all that drift from the shore to the sea,
Is the human soul to Eternity
Floating away from the silent shore,
Like a fatcd ship to return no morc
Saddest, most solemn of all, u soul,
Pausing where unknown waters roll
Where shall the surging current tend,
Slowly drifting friend from friend,
When the tide goes out
For our parting soul, pray, oh pray,
While the tide of life is ebbing away
That the soul may pass DER SUMMER seas
Than clasped Of old the llcsperdes
A bark whose sails by angel hands
Shall be furlcd on Il strand of golden sands;
And the friends who stand on the silent shore,
Knowing that we shall return no more,
viii wish us JOY of voyage fair
With calm, sweet skies and u iavoring air,
When the tide goes out
-.IoinnaI of Commerce.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-06
Douglas City Correspondence.
DOUGLAS Cry, April 2, Is

DOUGLAS CrTY, April 2, 1861.
FRIEND GORDON After winters residence
in the benighted region of Panwocket, have
pulled up stakes and am now sojourning in this
paradise of cheap whisky and "draw poker"
Not being a secessonist, am opposed to the
action of the Pan-wocketers, although If they
follow the example set them by Georgia ana
repudiate outsiders, may conclude like lancey'
to ." go with my State"
Times are getting lively, and the claims recent
" opened on Fillibuster Flat and at Mabes
Mill are all paying we'll. But Smiths Flat is
paying the best of all. The claim owners there
work ed steady last summer, preparing their
claims, and are now reaping the fruits of their
labor. Franklin & Walls cleaned up 81, 900 from
ten days run. Sir John is an A, |, miner, and
knows how to make claim pay, if it will pay at
all. Dollffe ~ Wales, forty ounces; Lobdell u
Co., 5000 ; Lyons Il Co., over Sl,2OO and other
companies very we'll, though cannot state the
amounts. All work with hydraulic power, which
renders the working of claims perfectly safe,
which otherwise would be attended with great
danger.
The good people of Douglas know how to en-
joy themselves, and Notwithstanding the rainy
weather the party at Uncle John O'Keefe's was
we'll attended. was there as musician in chief
with a span new calico shirt to do honor to the
occasion. Well, sir, a long Yankee had the i'm
pudence to ask me what | would do with my
shirt. after the party was over. | weakened.
myself, but set one of my friends at him, and it
consoles me to know that the cuss was pretty
well scared. "Jacinto" was there, dressed to
kill. Speaking of " Jacino" reminds me that he
has given up the post office at llyampom, aud
accepted an appointment as constable at Douglas
City. 1t don't make him proud, however, and
the only change observable is, that he goes to
work without breakfast, and uses better article
of "Schnapps." Al, communications on official
business addressed to Lock Box, 1910, will receive
prompt attention.
An important lawsuit from this place will
come off at the next term of the District Court,
involving the right to run talings in the river.
1t will be "A nice point to settle, aud the decision
will affect the mining interests on Trinity river
from its head to its mouth. Truly yours,
lMPRESOR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-06

EASTERN NEws.-By the Pony of March 10th.
St. Louis dates to the 10th ult. were had The
probable policy of the Administration would be
to evacuate the Forts, but orders to that effect
had not been Issued. Cen Scott says it is a mil
itary necessity that to retake possession of the
stolen Forts would require the entire naval force
and an army of ten thousand men. Ultra Repub-
licans denounee the step; mlder ones consider
it unavoidable in the present state of affairs, the
responsibility for which, they say rests with Bu-
chanans administration. The policy of with
drawing troops is only to be pursued in the case
of Fort Sumter.
Southern commissioners had addressed COM
munication to Seward, and the latter had passed
time for consideration. The matter would prob
ably be referred to the Senate.
Texas and Georgia had passed resolutions
transferring State troops, forts, arms and arsenais
to the Provisional Government.
The Southern Congress had adopted perma-
nent Constitution. The President to serve six
years, and officers under Cabinet, during good
behavior. Cabinet officers eligible to seats in
Congress
Virginia, Missouri and Arkansas Conventions
have not yet come to any conclusions, or test
vote Indications favor Border Slave State
Conference.
No California appointments yet
The Pony Express is to run three times week,
in days to commence on the 18th day of June.
The mail on the Southern route is expected to
stop very soon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-06

JOHN NJ BoTTs-Is brother of Chas. T. Bolts,
of Sacramento, violent secessionist To show
the different views entertained by Virginia
brothers, we copy the following by correspon-
dent of the Wheeling Inteiiigeneer:
"a party of us went up to see Bolts yesterday.
He entertained US three or four hours. He is q
regular old Cincinnatus; lives in plain style;
attends to the cultivation of bis farm reads and
studies a great deal; is thoroughly posted on all
the records of the public men Of the State and
Nation, and is one of the profoundest and most
independent thinkers | ever met with In con
versation be is very impressive, because, in my
opinion, be is thoroughly honest. There is a
/ massiveness in his views, and native force and
happiness in the expression of them that have
never seen surpassed. He told us that before
he would live under the rattlesnake authority OF
a cotton Republic, and be ruled by such traitors
as Jefferson Davis, Robert ToOmbs. l.. M. Kett &
Co., be would hunt a cavern in some Western
wild. He says that, while he believes that no
part of Virginia will go off under the lead of the
cotton conspirators, he feels very certain that
Western Virginia will not, and it is there in case
Eastern Virginia goes, that he will take up his
future home. Il never said he, will own any
other flag than that of the stars and stripes,
neither will ever live under any other"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-06

Coal, On. AND SULPuUR.-The Santa Barbara
Gazetfe says quite a number of men are earning
twelve dollars day at the sulphur mines in that
county. The same paper also says extensive de-
posits Of coal of excellent quality, have been
discovered in that county. Also, that coal oil
exudes from the earth in many places. which fur
nishes reason to believe that coal oil wells may
be found by boring.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-04-06

A CoINcIDENoE. In letter from the brother OF
Major Anderson, now in possession of Fort SUMTER
to a gentleman Of New York, tho following is
related
at is very strange coincidence that my father
was that Captain Of the Continental line" who,
by mistake of his superior, began the battle OF
Trenton, where Robert was so long stationed.
And, as Major, he was a prisoner of war in actual
Jail, fed only on rice, with the small poX for a
dessert in the very Charleston where his son OF
the same rank is now stationed-the former
under Tarlton, the latter under Buchanan"