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RECENT PuBLIo ATIos.-W We acknowledge receipt,
per mail of a copy Of The Sable Cloud; a South
ern Tale with Northern Comments by the author
of the wellknown work " A South Side View OF
slayery:. Ticknor & Fields, Boston. cursory
glance at this publication persuades us that it
eminentIy recommends itself to the attention of
those who admire logical reasoning, chastity of ex-
preston, and forceful purity in style. The far
famed popularity Of q Uncle TOMS Cabin " will be
readily called to mind. That was the result of in
ebriate fancy's, weaving. The work to which we
are referring is the legitimate offspring of fact.
10 the lover of truth the one is as the poison of
the borgia's ring; the other the nectareous anti
,5nfn
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RS'Crist1dcro's Hair Dye Is the only Dye
ever Only Dye be pisomessThe only
Dye for living brown-The Only Dye tor perfect black
The Only Dye that dtes daecUThe Only Dye Tint
and the ONLY DYE all who desire have
color of their hair changed with safety certainty and py
&c any sha de they may nesire
Manufactured by j. HRISTADOR0, No Aston House, New
York Sold everywhere sad applied by all Hair Dressers.
mGG 2plm&W
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GusToA, House NOTICE. = Notice is elsewhere
given that importers of free goods must enter the
same atthe office of the Collector and permit be
obtained before delivery. The special attention Of
importers is called to the official notification else
where published.
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JACKSON BENEVOLENT AssocIAT1oN.-A meeting
Of this Association will be held this evening at
o'clock. Important business will be submitted
and punetual attendance isreqnested. See notice
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MAKING LION OF NEGRo.-The Canadians
are lionizing the fugitive negro murderer, Ander.
son, lately set at liberty there. He has been put
under eolored instructor, and attempted to make
an address at public meeting, but forgot what
he intended to say.n After proper training he is
to be taken to England, where as he has done no.
hing more than killed man, he will be made
a UGH of.
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SoCIETE HANNEMANNIENSE.-We have received
an invitation to join this Society at their inaugural
dinner, to take place at Yictors restaurant, this
evening. II will afford us much pleasure to be
present. if possible.
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a. Nj. j. j. McKeever, of Adams Express,
mas our thanks for New York Herald, of the 9TH,
and Mr.. w. r. Undo, of the Southwestern Ex-
press, for latest Texas papers.
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FURNITURE. Mr. George Hews late of the firm
Or shummay i Hes as opened furniture warehouse az M
6 Royal 1 ehelet by hin for sale may fairly
challenge comparison as regards variety and elegance
reputation that he has de ersedy acquired with III
customers the old rn I'll certainly him 10 all
who articles Of household fa.niture Parties de-
string topurchase invited cali The goods offered
upon the lia al terms. We lqter
era to observation-disclosures elsewhere >ub'isted.
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MONTGOMERY GUARDS, ATTENTION. A special
meeting of this company will be held this evenings,
at their armory, at o'clock. Matters of great i'm
port will be submitted, and puncual attendance is
requested.
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B. Report of the receipts and expenditures of
the company for the year ending 2Sth February,
1861.
C. Statement of bills payable.
D. Statement of loans received from the State
of Mississippi.
E. Statement of the disposition of 5000 first mort
gage bonds.
+. Report Of the General Superintendent.
G. Statement of the earnings of the road for the
twelve months ending 2Sth February, 1861.
II. Statement of the earnings from passage and
miles travelled.
l. Statement of the character, condition and
mileage of the different locomotives.
Al of which IS respectfully submitted
II. j. RANNEY, President.
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FIRST REGIMENT LOUISIANA VOLUNTEERS. The
officers of this regiment are elsewhere notified to
attend meeting at headquarters, opposite Lafay-
cite square, at i o'clock p M. this day
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VOLUNTEERS - The rendezvous heretofore had at
the foot of Jackson street has been changed to the
corner of Jackson and Religious streets Lieut.
Quirk is in charge of the rendezvous
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PELICAN GUARD--The officers and members of
this company are elsewhere advised that meeting
will be held at the arsenal, on Friday, 18th inst.
at73 o'clock P. NJ. Members are requested to be
pnnctual in attendance as business of Importance
Is to be transacted
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BATTALION LOUISIANA GUARD.-The members of
this corps elsewhere notified to attend meet
ing this evening at I o'clock. Business of great
Importance will be presented, and punctual attend
! anee is requested
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ORLEANS LIGHT GUARDS. According to official
order to-day published, you will assemble at your
armory at 2 o'clock P. NJ. Punctual attention is
REQUIRED. See notice.
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When the present Board of Directors first en-
tered upon their duties ION tie 18th April, 1880 it
was found that there was large amount of liab
ties matured, and maturing in short time, for
which the previous Board had made no provision,
and to meet which the present Board were COM
PEELED to raise nearly three hundred thousand dol
lars the indivi1ual credit of the Directors and
on that Of some of their friends.
The amounts due and 'unprovided for On the 18th
April, $780, were as follows:
Accrued interest and sinking fund first mortgage
................S $4,000
Back ply coils February &nd March ........ $1,000
Due Cooke Bradford Co., to LIST April. 1890
Outstanding bills for materials estimated. 5000
Balances due oleign railroads, and other accounts z0J
S229, 800
To this add items maturing LIST July, 1882
follows
Earnings of Cooke Bradford It Co., from lst
April 10 lsf EJHD
Balance of interest and sinking fund due on first
mortgage bonds on LIST duly ................ $4,000
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ID Z e ID

On Wednesday I'd inst 4 the residence her son in law
TX Gov T. O. Hebar near Bayou Goua, rn Mrs HARRIET
LEf1TlA VAUGHAN, in tie 9th year Of her age
On Tuesday OH inst, 6ls o'clock P NJ, SIMON c.
BLOCK, aged 81 years
His friends and acQuantanceS and those Of the family are
respectfully invited attend the funeral this evening at
o'clock, from No. 60 Franklin stree.
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Southern Pacific Rntlroad COMPANY.

Southern Pacific Railroad Company,
The length of main tracks from Louisiana 10 Fl
| Paso, through Texas, is go mil
Texas donates the sha,ehold co5opany 10 Sections
Of Gao acres each for each mile of roadin all H.
equal TO 9,2l6O 900 acres
These good wheat and producing lands
The Illinois Central Railroad Company has sold about
OOU0 sof wheat lands 0UO-mnkiug the
price per than SIS The and cotton
lands of the Southern Pacific R,lroad Company will ing il
is believed Tie price Of the Illinois Railroad
lands 1t is stated by the last Company that It's lands
will more than reimburse the company The road and
outfit They received only sections l5 the
If put the lands of the Pacific Railroad Com.
piny at SIS per acre the product will :e SI3S2WO0).
The estma'ed Of thu Southern Pacific Railroad and
equipments, through Texas S22,0O 300.
AS TIE read will be worth what has cost the value Of the
lands be assumed the value property Of the com
pany when the road completed The company proporc to
build its road with capital to be paid in Of
s. 10000 in addition to its lands.
Of His about 81 100000 already been paid in
and shares hive be Issued The company now owns about
100000 capital wants to sell $3.50 UO of it,
the purpose Of paying its liab tiles labor materials
right way duties ard feigts ron accrung since the
reorganization of the in September 1859
amounting Sl2OO0 in all complete and
equip the fifty miles of road under
by the President that with sale of S5tOO the capital stock
and the Texas loan, the company eauD fully
seycnyvc miles of road and that with of the
operations of these sevcnyvc miles and the bonds entire
road be built through ToNas is expected that New
Orleans will take SlOOODl Of the stoc, now offered
The present shareholders have The exclusive privilege Of tax
ing The stock S. the share because they have to
reduc half Of their originally held This he
evrd lie boon just deserved hy them. Persons not now
share ol]crs peltied by paying $40 prr
share, one fifth and iie remainder in equal payments in
two, fjur and six months
70 each class Of subscribers, the investment uneqnacl A.
the following fncs will show
An investment made by he present shareholder Of 5
i'll the purchase Of one new sa prod! IN, wle; the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-10

Board OF HEALTH.--A meeting of this Board
will be held on Monday, 18th inst at 6 O'Clock P.
M, for the purpose of electng officers to serve
the ensuing year Due notice is published in
another column.
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III Word to thc Ele1ptse.

You that years of ndscrcion have brought Won down in
body and in mndhat you feeble nervous nhappy-wc
were going say miseabe-and almost wish your lives were
an end Now by taking advice You can become new
po ana be ranked amongst The wise instead Of the unwse
Take
Wright's Rejuvennting Elixir,
and you will find strength retnn your sorrows Mt an end
and the remainder of your days Blessing yourselves
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
p and Isl Chartres street
az 2pdeod6ltW Sole Proprieors
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&S- Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos. and 81 raeier New Or
d6 2ptf
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MEnNEsnAY MORNING. APRIL 10, ls6l.

-
aa Correspondents ape4s end oAae's o'H'"a''t'a ''N'
che Crescent su greatly stftg On but one side ." f""
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81 r6a.ggi-apa0szs -,

SAD Dominic Sampson tasing a little of Dir. DAVIS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR
nat lie would have Snid had he had cold. when he use
OF TINT celebrated inter- tcion unknown save TO those who
have the happy results fom its use in nil
kinds of pulmonary affections
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
W 2p3teod<W Sell it wholesale and retail,
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70. PtNaS.

GREAT SOUTHERN EMPORIUM.
No. E22 Canal street,
(Touro DruplSGs)
Offers ror sale, at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, his
ilnmsnsc stock CT
Ladies' DRESS TRIMMINGS aud RIBBONS, of every de-
crptiOn.
rich assortment Of MERCERY
Five hundred pieces Of BETTING.
PORTEMONNAIS, CARD CASES and POCKET BOOKS
Ivory, Anbr Shell and Coral TICKING COMBS and all
styles of DRESSING aud POCKET COMBS
Fine French and English HAIR BRUSHES and CLOTHES
BRUSHES.
Gold, Je; and Bead NECKLACES and BRACELETS.
Ladies Royal Davenport DESKS.
PHpier Mache WORK BOXES
Ladies' and Gents Papicr MAcle DRESSING CASES and
DESKS, At from 20 $50 each.
Fine MEERSCIIAUM PIPES and TUBES
LlQCO OR CASES, from s. 10 10 $3.50.
Fans! Fans! Fans!
Shade Mandarin and Feather FANS Peu1 FANS from 25
cents to 500; Palmetto FANS. by the case
CHlLDREN'S CARRIAGES, of French, English md Amer.
manufacture.
EELocIPEDES, ROCKING HORSES and MECHANICAL.
HORSES.
French, American and German TOYS
STRAW BASKETS, of every SKA and description
Country merchant, invited to call AID examine my stock
of STRAW GOODS which is just being opened It consist.
in part Of
STRAW EoNNETS, SHAKER HOODS,
Boys HATS and CAPS Infants CAPS,
Wire Trimmed aud Untrlnmcd FLATS
Which will be sold at a great reduction in pice.
HammOCkS. Hammocls.
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sN'ag1'sc"V Eggk.

"ie-Ihe baby has been complaining is restless lately
what can be the matter. honey%'
Husband" It may be worms-gve it some EIHFP,s +,
MADAM FERMFUGE. 1t does harm only to worms and
will not hurt the child Get bottle from
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Charities street.
as 2p3.eodEltW N o.la, ;,
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1
| We nave prepared and have ready for issue A
second series of construction bonds, secured by a
hrse mortage upon that portion of the road be.
tween Canton and Aberdeen, Mississippi. and a
second mortgage upon the road and machinery
between AeW Orleans and Canton, for the gam Of
slfee ini,ohs OF dollars, payable in thirty years
fom October lst $780, bearing interest at the rate
OF eight per cent per annum, with commas
attached, payable semannually on LIST of An,iv
and lat of October of each year
None of these bonds have been sold up to this
time, but portion of them have been pledped IA
secure the payment of notes issued for iron rails,
machinery and renewals.
We have on hand
IS Locomotives seven of which have never been aachcd to
traiu1 "
3, Passe ger ears, al having never been usedD
" Baggage AMI Express Cars
So5 Freigh and Hand Cars
The engines during the last nine months have
run Ono record having been kept for the previous
three monthsl 405 $50 miles.
The average cost for engines per mile run has
been
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as-Loeal and Amusement columns On the
eighth page.
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ADMISSIONS TO THE SOUTHERN ARMY HdShing-
ton, April 2, lSGl.-It has frequently been stated
that the Confederate State Government would not
accept the services Of officers of tho army and
navy who had resigned outside of the seeded
States. An officer Of the army addressed letter
few days ago to President Davis upon the sub
ject, and this morning received the following
reply:
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
War Department. Montgomery, March 60 1861.
Liemendt -: Sir--I am instructed by the
Secretary of War to state to yeu in reply to your
letter Of the oath inst, that officers of the United
States army. resigned on account of the secession
of the Confederate States, are entitled to appoint
ment, as Of course" in the army of the Confed-
crate States, without regard to their places of
domicil or nativity. All other persons are simply
eligible, and the application of each will be con
sidered upon its individual merits.
l. I. HOOPER
Aching Secretary of War
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STOCKHOLDERS

SHOWING THE OPERATIONS DURING THE FISCAL.
YEAR ENDING 2SrH FEBRUARY, ISL
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on haEd chiefly IN bills receiv-
able for stock subscriptions in Alissis-
sippi, and amounts TO debit IF SIM

dry agent, and others. 2492 So-lS-36O IS
We redeemed on lst July, 1860, after due public
notice, from the lowest bidder, fifty-nine of our
first mortgage bonds for the sum Of forty-nine
thousand five hundred and thirty -dollars-wlch
reduces the mortgage by the amount of tffty-nne
thousand dollars.
By the General 5uperintondent's report, it will
be seen that the earnings of the road during the
twelve months were from
Freight .........:........,...Sfi9599 o.
Mail
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Arrival OF the Steamship BIenvflie.

Arrival of the Steamship BIenvEIie.
The steamship Bienville, J. D. Bulloch. ESQ.,,
commander, from New York lst inst and Havana
the 9th, with mails and passengers, to James Con-
molly & Co., arrived last night
The steamship Coatzacoalcos, Capt. Griffin, left
Havana on the 9Th with troops for the North, hay
ing LEFT one company at Key West.
The Southern Commissioners arrived on the Ha-
bana, having been treated with the utmost cour-
tesy by the Captain General and others in authority
They left on the morning of the It'll in steamship
Clyde for st. Thomas and Southampton.
Great preparations were being made for the re
ception Of Prince Alfred who was daily expected.
The health of Havana remained good.
The following are the passengers by the Bien-
Vile:
Miss Alrovj j. ConnOv W. II. Ritter, Miss Iarpcr j. W
Harper and lady j. NJ. DtnmT Mrs. Sumg children and
servant, q. W turner Miss tnrtaEne, Mrs. Wilson, Gar
roll j. LISA j. II. Baker, Mrs Marks and children Cant
r. lHwles s Levyn and lady, NJ Iergrr NJ Guicrnnn H.
MonSon Mr. Rcnha'dt Mr.. Iligbad, Mr. IacCI W A. itur
C. c. Cornelius Nj nelhcrt G. g. SChuriarl H. Il Schpr
hRrdt. L. Srhuchnrdt. Jas Donaldson Mr. tpuhnni Mr. Rob
bins, j. Clenrey Madame Dcmp,Hv.
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New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Railroad
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REPORT

PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS
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Rgy- For Auditor of Public AceuuHts-Please
announce H. PERALTA candidate for Auditor Public
Accounts at the election in November.
2pte CREOLE
R9P We authorized to announce BY
THE Ii. HAYNES, of East Felicinna Il candidate for
Auditor Of Public Accounts the election in November
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ink The year ending February 8 ST. have BEEN including
aice on hand $lSS609
niSbursed during the same period:
For operating the road ........-.....s147,4 6I 20
Graduation. mostly for the extension be
yond Canton ..................,. I66, 297 6S
Iron rails and tastenings on hanc a d.
pot in New Orleans. ............... 1876. lis 81
Locomotives, cars and tools. l53,G2S so
Real estate, right of way, surveying
engineering, fencing, etc. .......... $4,000 II
Building way stations and Improvements
todepo grounds, etc.. .......... 49, sos 81
Interest on frst mortgage bonds and
otherinterest accounts. ............. 2l3,53l %
Expenses contingencies, law charges,
ETC.. Observation-Disclosures. 4o,42O 50
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The Toilet

"fAEF ELIO" IS THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TREFEilO" Cures all EruptIons.
"TREFELIO" Softens the Skim
"TREFELIO" Beautibes the Skin
"TREFELIO" Eradcates Hunor
"TREFELIO" so cent? a bottle
Particularly adapted climates few drops nonrsd
tho water for Bathing doiciousy refreshing and ezle,s
Ing, giving the Skin Freshness moohness Elasticity softpess
Brillisncy and PutyCoong Invigorang-renders the
desh firm and of an sabaste richness of Beauty removes al
GruptionS Immensely popular among the Ladies'.
R2-Sold everywhere at 90 cents bottle
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES SYME No 1874 Cautl
street, and by Druggists generally
TILESTON & CO.,
my232ply General Agents, 48 Broadway, New York.
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rage of Furniture, etc.

Boots, Shoes and BgOgaHas,
AT:WH OLESALE
Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS Russe1
BROGANS; Wool Mexican, aim Leaf Straw and t,enn,
HATS, at the lowest market prices by 4
FROST L Co. ~
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans
Hats, Caps. etc., at Wholesale.
constantly receiving general of Silk and
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexcs,
and Wool aATs, at the lowest market prices by
FROST & CO.,
iT4a 2p&W No. 10 Magazine street, Neworleans,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-12
Winter and Spring Goods

is particularly attractive. and the great feature
10 the C0unfY .Merchant is the unusually low
priceless than tie cost Of importation.
We also keep the Staple articles an me DFy'
Goods line, which Goods we have purchased in
this market under the Hammer and are offering
them at .Nt,o York cost--dnd lee. We publish
tbis Card in order that we may make new ac-
quantances, and induce those who have not here
tofore purchased of ue, TO call and inspect our
stock.
All we ask is opportunity to sh0w the Goods
and name the prices and we have no fear of the
result. Good articles and loe prices are the great
Inducements TO ali who purchase TO sell again.
Merchants who buy of us can make good
profit and sell to their customers at low figure.
We remain, respectfully,
Your obedent servants,
BADGER & LINDENBERGER,
Wholesale Clothing and Hat Warehouse,
Nos i03 and l05 Battery street.
San Francisco, Jan. II, 1861. 52l3.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-12

FROM THE Snowy REGIoNs.-A gentleman at
parksvile writes us that snow fell to the depth
Of twelve feet, but that it has almost disappear
ed from the low flats. Tominson 81 Co. are ma
king S5 to $40 day MILAN & Co. about the
SANE. Donovan Il Co.. and Holly IL Co. are ma
king good wages. WooIder q Co. have good
prospect ahead. Hargis & Co. are taking water
irom Squaw Gulch to Bngertown fiat Clark u
Bro. are making money in their old claims
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-12

WE have a communication from Steiner's Flat
censuring the writer from that place, whose let
fer was printed last week. 1t is rather sharp
recommending some people to attend to their
own business and let other peoples alone. The
maxim is good one, although not generally OBJ
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-12
SHERIFF SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER of Foreclosure
ID and decree of SALE to me directed, issued out
Of the Hon District Court of the Ninth Judicial
District in and for the county OF Trinity, State
of California, on the Sd day of January, A. d.,
1861 in favor of George Thompson and against
IT, O. Adams, for the sum of sixteen hundred aud
twenty seven 50-l00 dollars, (Sl627 SOY prlnci
pal and interest to date, and forty-eight 20 100
dollars (Si8 25) costs of suit, with accrung costs
and interest at the rate of two and one-halt per
cent per month, will expose at public sale, TO
the highest and best bidder for cash, al the Court
House door, in the town of WeaverVlle, on
Monday February 4th, 1861,
at II O'Clock, a. m, all the right title, Interest
aud claim of II. o. Adams in and to the follow
ing described property, to wit
All that certain piece or parcel OF land, STU
ated on the west side of the North Fork of Trim
ity river, at North Fork, in the county of Trinl-
ty and State of California, and bounded as FOL
lows, to wit On the south by the ground used
for q street, on the west by Bllay's lot, on the
north by said North Fork of Trinity river, and
on the east by the lot known as Sunburys lot
on which stands the North Fork Hotel, together
with all and singular the tenements, heridta-
ments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or
in any wise appurtaining. g.--Weaverville, Jan. 5,
1861. !. G.. MESSED, Sherln.
by d. NJ. KELLOGG, Deputy. DIST.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-12

A TP-ToP PAPER.-The Marysvile Daily .4p-
qgaI, a most industriously edited and excellent
sheet, has been enlarged. Avery, Brooks &
Brown, are editors and publishers. We are anx-
ous to see what that new weekly looks like, gen
fpnlpn