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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

HE FVEEffS VF HE IUCN"
1S TIES UF HANOVER, llESRIC0, CHARLES
CITY. NEW KENT, ELIZABETH CITY, WARWICK
CITY, YORK AND TH&ClTIES or WILLIAMS.
BURG AND HMO
In response 10 4 call, made on NE through the uhlic
press and in private letter.. ! announrr myseif ns 4 rri-
didhtc 10 represent you la the House OF lie r ,srida;ivrs Of
the Confederate Congress.
Although the active operations OF The csmPaisn will not
cease in time for me to visit you before the election, yet |
have no reason TO suppose that they ALL interfere Win the
discharge Of my duties rs your representative in Congress,
should IL he your plea.ui e 10 call me IN that body. IN such
event ! shall rir!eavor TO represent you with Intelligence
and fidelity. GU. RaSDULPli.
Sept. .3-'d..
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,r~ WE ARE AUTHORIZED 70 An
81 nounre Mr. JuHS HOUDE, Jr n candidate TO
represent the people Of Pi,isyivauia. Patrick, LeHry, Bed
ford and Carroll in the erst Congress Of tie Confederate
Slairs. Sept. 2l-tlr.
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SOUTKERS STEaM PRIvi-
= TEEI COHPAS ! .--p-r.ons n-. -.
srou, OF promoting TIL: branch Of our Aa-N.La, HI
tional defence against our rr-rry can ye'ESSS1<--SS
end 4 few shares Of the : 81. - suls"I.h 20, ~ metz
Office No. u Pearl Street. =, hH.r, uhci- ali 'r'"TE.''Ion
can be had. Shares III, .,rL, 10 IN 4 ~ /! N''.;',
July 29-tl
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FINE HARNESS AND SADDLE HORSE
-r- pnp gAIE

'G'hE 'cbsciibtrs viii sell . young and siylsh HORSE, Of
nae siIe, speed aid endurance. warranted souod. he
rel under The Saddle. and In Harneas 10 gentle and
's!nec. Aye6 years Psi:e $500.
Apply TO WATKINs Il FIcBLEN
Get tr "
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Took TUE Darn or ALLrelAScE.-The FOL
lowing parties have declared themselves citizens Of
tho Confederate States, since September cQth, and
subscribed to the oath Of allegiance; LewisG. Close,
New York, aged % years Redwood II. licrson,
New jersey. 20: Robert II. Galloway, Maryland, ~;
Charles h. lccnltr, Pennsylvania, -.
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TIE MUSICAL SEAgoS-A decided sensation
has been produced in our musical circles BY the All
nounccmrnt Of the approaching concert, 10 be given
under the direction OF Mr.. q. +. Marchant. Of the
Chariestu, IS. e. theatre. and little doubt, ii any, *
ici,, that the mIcL desired entertainment will J..
equally is profitable To their accomplished and p"ru-
lar protector rs - OH. Li,t:da.. and amusement
SEEKERS GENERALLY.
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M~iSrEILASEnIS.
PLOH,S AND PLOW CASTINGS.
y 81 SrrkBSI

NJ, % MAIN STREET., IA,
iOutD call the atter4irn OF all who use Flows 10 the
" fact that ne has the Patterns Of all the FLOWS In
..n" al u'e 'nr ,ish'ut TINS site, and can supply any part
- ,-r. o: .,t:r slicl may be waiting to mort any
P.H. shcih.r u.aGr In the State or North oft.
l. ~unId cal. the particular attention OF those who need
ne. FLOWS to h, PATENT SOUTHERN PLOW, which has
brrI, ~ fully tried In all the country around Richmond,
and found TO work we'll where Others had sIsnally failed, as
hrir: The hrsr working. most economical and IIghtcst
drau!,t P.ow . lie had any where, al my price
=
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70 THE rorEtS Or THE G

iR~~ 70 THE VOTERS OF THE CI-
G~ TIES uf klCilMUND AND lila hSEoRti,
AND OF TIE CouNTikS uf HENRI Z, HASoNkE.
CHARLES CITY, NEW KENT. ELIZABETH CITY,
wAEwlr X, JAMES CITY AND YORK.
Ii is the duty Of every citizen, at such a iuncturr, To In
,erpUsr no personal objections to 4 call OF his ie!low.clIiIchs
l., any responsible position, wherein they may think lie GHn
serve tbs county. II WAY with this conviction | accepted
The seat | ha We how the honor To hold ~ CDhsrras, aud with
which l have applied myself, and shall continue 10 apply
nysel[, until the close, 10 its lIboIs and duties. The only
dl,iusiou 10 w3lch aspire is that my laburs may deserve
and obtain ih- ruh!c appreciation.
IcannDi BE- indifferent 10 the applications from the dis
trict, 10 oGcr myself AT The approaching eleg;: u, and nov
declare myself Il Candidate. should you, my fellow citizens,
honor me- " III yocr support, my best efforts Shall he uc'
voice 10 The iaburs and uuties oil the high i"psiii"n.
OCT. Idle WM. IL MACfARLtND
g. 70 The VOTERS of Ih&f 2ND
UN C"BgressiunaI Dl~trict.-ln o3ctiicncu
TO iGr',ffiors Addressed 10 mr, some published IN tue
a-s. tvrr-, and sonI. OLherwisr communicated. Al
n"h'ce giyse!f " caud d-te 10 repre,rht you in The hrsl
| Con .rcss o; HE C0nfeirrht v States.
\ ,eaiiu Tie National Assembly In This hour Of our
couatry's Irnublei J., not to be coveted, yet IN man should
lie lice 20 lend his all ~hrn the people rail- Tor hi, services.
IN 4 I, feeling has determined mu To the course have con-
sentrd - pursue.
lis not expected. I presume. that there should he ANY
&C :"e canvas, in the district, when the citiz-i. arr I'll
z, SSH with the more important aid absorbing subject oil
war aud l., stirring events.
On. great ulJ:c. should he srp, steadily in view ny US
al. in the present troublr--uGity nfth"ueh;, Feeling aud
action. let here be no Earrings or iisc"rd among Tie
prcpr. but present united hearts and hands. Aud II ny
nanu is likely 10 d distract The harmony that rh"rld prevail,
| then cast your votes fu- suInc one else. should you slert
lo-. all nv ;airntj a3d rner ;irs shall be faithfully voted
10 yuur bel vice.
Yunr Fellow. ciiizrn.
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NOTICE..

GENERAL MkE1ING ofihe Stockholders Of the Roa-
N nuke Navigation Company, will b- held at HALIFAX
Cou; I House, Va, on Wednesday, ihe 10 b OF October next
rs order Of the goaIi hf Directors.
Sent 10 G3,auid c CABaSisI. Secretary.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL RI

Franklin STREET, BETWEEN -RD AND 4TI.
NNIE Misses Clopton daughters "f the late Judve Ulpp.
Circulars OF terms, etc, will be sent to those desiring
them Sept l2-lusy
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MEDICAL CARD.

DIR. y. Y. r. GARNF'rT.
IIArISG removed his rrs.dcnc from Washington, u. C.,
Ill to Richmond. will hereafter pursue the practice Of hi
profession In this city and its vicinity.
OyFicx-Maip Street, over P. Il. Tsylor's-Irx. doo!to
Meade d Bakers Drug Store.
N,v 2S--En
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BE.i UITFGL COUNTRY S:.Ii Of'aU 81
ACRES, On THE BROOK TUI>?lEE. "Ns. H;!'
EIDN~ ,II'HNn<n En-. sS, = 1T ,l.,fL..

kE.i UfIFIL toI N1I.G St.}i OF go g.!
.hCKES, UN TIE BROOK TURNPIKE. 49,. H;ir
FROM RICHMOND, FU.: SALE At ACcI!"..
1 7 ;he rrqu-.i OF !Hr. RoLL 4. i..iri IT,. sr.. 'ag -
"A moved ,hrrcfrom) W. .fail .-.I a. lt'H.r a,.r,.u-. gH
the premises, on TUESDAY AtfiHAuU*. M III! ore,
TobkH, lsUi, u: ! O'clock. Is lru. :irI 60. N.bt >%-t.
located ~ above. cont i.i3s = = hGhf%. 70 .l.i, ar
The mot pari. !hys well. aDri VITA g." "N''l"ioH 8! 'n",t
4" acre. in cI0rrJ i IN ;tr lTsh.:t tat" - ,@: .:..-
ihrrr Is "!:u uI i: 4 l-aaIiTl yong nTchr5t. .'r .s 5H.i
bearing. The buildings on iLr i..scc 81" r".i"c i,I ''" H"s
coiamud"i!ol % Il large family. To" d"riaua. - H;rN,
contains , ROOMS, with brick k.irhrm rHht.'nnE lsnturs,
besides barn. stable. cn:r!-gr hose. a.. 'he r,'' ~!
he sco-hvlaei a. follows, N&. lot 80. =. '"Ht,iG7 -
acres, embracing The ia Yelling sra "Li hna>rr, 49, I"'NavS
haSiHg on II Ii part Of tie orCl"arh, las. , rra,G'rg oar Lawn
IN front. Lot No. ], on The South, containing - aCf.s, l.,
On u u 'EiIIi BRICK tcneBIr; ~! | !puIn>. Lot ". q, %. iir
North, cvii r!i.in. 10 acre, h.- On = ~. orchard -! aG
old Hnoich tTCHiEs l"t No. !, !r"ar. on :Ec I,M TO-.
leading b.! he Nv f'ir grounds. and aithIu 3rn yard, ilrrr-
lr"in. c'';:h'1- .''r'''. OF which ab0u; la!: j. 10 rak .f"Sr,
7nt Lot No.. e.. H. S'd;h, Is open land r'nt,ii.j. ~
acres. A y al al he rr.i..>r> -" b" .r.G =; ID. "n-""--
l''- i"chti u 81 tbs .f'."rt% rs .sr"r: IN" hral.!i's' I:h"
county, a:.d. III point .! rrrr."irD.ry vii cui:,,.!" iay"T-
ably with ~fy Ufh"r.
lERxs.-- u"r.h:iE ca'L: N.'Im," =: {. -. =. a=i -.
m"n;hs, Tor Ii, tr'I1uie .I!"a, ..t.rrs; addict. sr"ur u. by
tIU>t deed. af;.a!S . A'pkESvS,
Oct, |. i>Gi-h aU,'5uur,r.-
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LAM ANtt -: ,:.> EuU ASsr.
WILL. sell. =; !.1-i' rG.'iUI. IL "EE0Nt Dii -!
L NOVEMBER. IL" u-r,"f LAND and ne SLAVES, and,
also, the CiiUi-. ;Tutf. &c, belonging 10 the ,.','r ct
the late Moses 1rrGwry. a.! :riIcc EDWARD.
The tract c"r;t iL> about Igt acres, lies 90 ~" >auil Of
Buffalo, adjoining H.. lands %; II. :. CoH":" and zion
Seminary: has a good atEost-ry lw,i.iuT, : sn-! ,Ul.
ply Of wood and some valuable hvttOGIs.
TLkNS made hEown al the sale.
T.. 7 .TREDWAY, Executor, &.
Sept 2l-'d Prospect, Prince t'"aIi.
:. m!:werkiy Whig and Examiner cnl.y ,iLi ..N 90 lii.
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(rDi"TRS YaESS-+upcr:or COTTON ALHS rom
~ Nortn Carulins. South Cnrolinl AID Georgia, Nus -"
-, - KENT, PAINE 4 60.
SG = llttuOIt possessing hh IhriVai-
vi ed ricfre.s snd dr,iracy Of favor, and ifnI'ast'ng q
.min.nt Par al. h., ". PETERSON 4 Co,
Anvil Druggists.
nR, pCp0NC0's CELEBRATED IDhit-
~ EN- PILLS, gUR PEMALES.-sudrrer are connoeht-
a." W. PETERSON 4 c.,
.A,rus l5 Main street.
MI N SoMH tR
M GUASO.-Manipnlated Gusno manufactured by u.s.
e., = EDMOND DAVFNt6RT l. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

SNASTED-Por local purpnsrs-A company Of Irp
w men, who are not rnp ,ble of performing service In
the field yet are able Ia prr.o'n duty III the city. None
need apply who are capable Gf field service aad good re-
fcrr.rcrs required rs 10 character.
Apply at the Office. corner Of Broad and Ninth Streets.
JUllS u. WlNDEK,
a. LII IriraIirr Gsurral
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S0 NEGROES.-This da-, At ~ o'cIo.i. ~ /.
~ sold ~ likely slaves.
HECiuA ASIA. ALc,.
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Payment will he III .dr on delivery. -. GORGUS,
Git. Col. CHEF Of Ordnance.
1t The Charleston Mercury, Augusta CONSTITUTIONAL
is'., N o'ile. Advrrta. r, hon' gointry advrrtizer, @iliedge-
VIII tecarte-, Frrde. ~ics>hrrg Rcc6rdrr, Petersburg ~
press, L%ynchburg R-puhl can, Wilmington Recorder, Thl-
lahsssee FloFidirn, Columbus GA Sentinel, Richmond
"h2, Disratch AID The Examiner, Ill copy above adver-
t'srment for two weeks In dolly, Trl.Wr.hly and Weekly
papers, and frrwar! bill. to "EnQulreI" Office for settle
Oct. T-hac9R.
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nY uECToK DAVIS. ANCY.

I 7 PRIVATE SALE.-w- have for sale. prl.rir;y, ,
IA No. | SEGRU NAN, who II = 1rst-g..:r So. ! '"acl
Blacksmith. DICKSON, Hill. I CO.,
July 9 Corner Franklin aui Is all streets,
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"hSTED.-Two Virginia Ladies. of manv years cx.
prrlrnce In tea cling, desire Situations In private fanl-
lies or SCHOOLS, either In Virginia or In one Of the other
Southern States; one will teach the usual English branches,
French, German, Latin and Music the ulher, English and
French. The mast satisfictory testimonials lean he given II
desired. Address ri. W. r." Bux 45a.
Sent 23~-c.wSdt,w+ Richmond, Va
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ttTS AMI RESOLUTIONS. Of the Third Res
u ,ioo Of the Provisional Congress Of the Con:ederst.d.
itts. Price 5JoS. Por saie ~ Randolph Bosh ~storet.nd
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[IANTED.-A YOUNG LADY Qualified TO
w teach English, French and Music. desires to Obtain Il
situation In sGnr private lsriuily, or rs IN assistant In a
large School; The latter greatly preferred, In lichmonh.-
Best reference given and required. Address "a. Il. C."
Aug l2-tf Richmond, Va.
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DISSOLUTION or CO-PARTS ElfSHlF.
III. death Of CHAS Il. HILL the concern o1 DICK
~ ihs0S, hill 4 CO, 10 dissolved AL persons In
led 10 said concern will make psymen: 10 us; the name
o 'h= coucern wilt be used only In settling the business
K. II. DICKINSON, Surviving
NAT. L. HILL. Partners,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08
MONUMENT

sep, IL ciU
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lhe Subscribers have associated Ilenselvrs together un-
der The -,y.e Of DICKINSON & HILL, Tor The purpose Of
c~rr:ny en- III. Auction and Commission. business, for the
=, Of n-srues, at the old established stand OF Dickinson,
tl 4 c.. RICH. II. DlChISsOS.
ar, 1 NAT Il HILL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

BoMBsBEIL.--The bombshell is probably the
most fearful missile to which gun powder has
given birth a she'll is a hollow ball of iron.-
The larger ones, Of eight and ten inch diameter,
are generally filed with powder only, doing their
work by hurling from roof to basement and hurl
ing death with every fragment when bursting -
The small inch shells are filled with leaden
musket balls through the side. They are consoi.
dated into mass by pouring in melted sulphur,
after which, being put into lathe, hole is
drilled down through lead and sulphur, ppriorat
ing the whole mass. The diameter of this whole
is the same size as that in the wall OF the she'll
1t will contain half pound OF powder This
being poured in even with the outer surface of
the shell, fuse is fitted into The orfce, making
the she'll water proof. When fired from the gun
IL can be made to explode in one, two, three or
four minutes after leaving it, at the option of the
gunner. lis first Office is 10 destroy by striking,
like any ordinary ball, then burst and scatter the
bullets on every side. The fuse is ignited by the
discharge of the gun.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

ORGANIZE 1T is time that home guards we're
formed in every section of our State Rebel
troops are advancing toward our shores, and for
aught we know will catch MS mapping. If we
continue to show an Indifference while the enemies
of our national flag are acting with vigor and
success, we may very soon count upon trouble in
our midst. The war is open for how long d
period we know not This corrodiag disease,
secession, is not to be eradicated by any mild
means rest assured. BY being ready and showing
our front to the enemy in season, we may avoid
much lighting in future. 1t is time when every
man should know how to handle the sword and
the musket, and show his willingness to try bis
skill and muscle when duty ealls, One year ago
to-day no man could consider himself safe in our
midst who would utter the trrasonable-yes.
ireasonable sentences that greet US daily in near
ly every town aud city in this State. Let us
hope for peace but prepare for war.--La Porte
.MesseHger.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

BETHANY.-In less than half an hour we came
10 Bethany, the home of the goodly sisters Mar
tha and Mary, whose quiet abode Jesus loved to
frequent. The once beautiful village Of Bethany
has given place to few Arab huts, and but little
now remains to interest the traveller Its site is
in nook in the mountains, the latter tastefuly
terraced and planted with olives, figs, aud al
monds. The memory of the piOus sisters is still
cherished by the humble villagers, and the modern
town bears the name Of their beloved broher.-
The remains of large and elegant stone bo1se
were pointed out as the residence of that interest
ing family. and little to the north of it is the
traditional tomb of Lazarus. The one and the
other bear evidence of great antiquity, aud we
were quite inclined to credit the tradition. But
it was with no ordinary interest that we looked
upon those ancient skies, and hills, and vales
and town site, which rolling years have not eff
faced, and recalled the precious truth that Mary s
" alabaster box of costly ointment and spkenard
very precious" is still fragrant with the odor OF
faith and love, and that t" wheresoever the Gospel
is preached throughout the whole world, this also
that she hath done is spoken of for memory OF
her"
The road from Bethany lay through the wilder
ness OF Judea, the scene OF our Lords temptation
At mid day we gained the summit OF the central
ridge between Enshemesh and Jericho, where we
fingered to survey the dreary region. 1t is i'm
possible TO conceive of more desolate and for
bidding spot than this. The bills are broken into
a thousand rugged, barren peaks, and are a mix.
ture of dull whit, red, and yellow color the
intervening valleys are dry and stony aud on
all that blighted soil there is neither shrub nor
flower, nor Tut of grass, to gladden. the sight or
relieve the dtsolation of the scene. 1t seemed a
fit abode for the devil and his angels. aud is the
probable place whittier the Spirit led the Savior
30 encounter the evil one For twenty centuries
this region has borne a thievish character, and
the lapse of time has not changed its reputation.
II is still infested with robbers as in our Lord
time, Who from their undiscovered dens, or from
behind some craggy bluff or beetling cliff level
their long gun at the unwary traveller. Here is
lain the scenes of the parable of the good Sama
ritan. and upon the summit of this ridge is an
old khan. said to mark the cite of the inn to
which the /" certain man was carried who went
down TO Jericho, and fell among thieves. Cor
N. Y IethOdia
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05
A NEW PRINCIPLE.

THESE INSTRUMENTS ARE RADICALLY
| different in principle and construction from
all others, combining what is valnnhl" IN all 9th
ers. with nr,c principles of vast utility.
The Bow used in these instruments is not IA
spring hut soft iron. to he shaped at pleasure, to
fit. The power which is in the short steel spring
is also a lever and is entirely controlled hy II
screw, making the pressure light or heavy. Mt
pleasure The Pad works over a knnokle. Civ
lug at the same tim" an inward aud upward
motion, whereby not more than half the usual
pressure is required, aud very li'tl" on the back
1t cannot work mp or out of plac" tn" Pad bear
ing is changed, or the Pad itself changed in siz"
or shape with very little ronblp These lnStru
ments are the smallest, lighirst. most durable,
ono rnst) most cl'anly. as the covers can be ta
ken off aud washed al pleasure, and will do NOR"
for relief aud raiicd| cHre than any ever offered
to the public. Send tor descriptive pamphlet.
EDWARD HALL IL CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, 53S Washington street.
3O3m San Francisco.
Ma. Sole agents for the Pacific Coast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05
ROMAN EYE BALSAM,
FOR INFLAMED EYELIDS
COMMONLY CALLED SORE EYES.

THIS BALSAM was used for many years in
l. the private practice of a celebrated Ocuist,
with the greatest success.
In cases where the Eyelids are nfamed, or the
ball of the eye thickly covered with blood, it acts
like magic aud removes all appearances of in1a-
nation after two or three applications There is
a numerous class Of persons that are peculiarly
exposed to accidents or diseases that weaken and
inlame the Eyes, and perhaps destroy the sight,
such as Miners, Mechanics, aud other operatives
in metal, who, from the nature of their employ
ments, are compelled to work in cloud OF dust
aud grit Read the following evidence
BNGHAMr0N, Jan. 7, 1854.
Messrs. A b. & d. Sands -Gentemen-Yo
Roman Eye Basam, which was recommended
To use for my daughters eyes, has acted like
charm Her eyes which had for several months
heen very much swollen and mfamrd, after few
weeks use OF the lialsam, were perfectly cured
and well as ever, Yours truly. NJ, FOLEY.
Prepared by A. b. y D. Sands Druggists, 100
Fulton street, New York.
For SALE ny
Rpdington u Co, SaG Francisco;
II, ii. Mcdonald II Co, and
DIR. Justin Gates 4 Bro, Sacramento ::
H. J. SEAMAN Weavervlle
3Llm z. Roethe, Shasta,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

A WIFE IN TROUBLE" Pray tell me, my dear
what lie the cause of those tears?"
"Oh, such disgraceP'
"What is it, nay dear don't keep me in sus
pense 2"
"Oh, have opened one of your letters, sup
posing it to be addressed TO myself. Certainly ii
looks more like Mrs. than Mr."
"Is that all What harm can there be in o
wfes opening her husbands letters z"
" No harm in the thing itself, but the contents.
Such dsgracep p'
"Who has dared to write me letter unfit to
be read by my wife ~
"Oh no. it is couched iD the most chaste and
beautiful language. But the contents the con
tents ~
Here the wife buried her face in her handker-
chief, and commenced sobbing aloud, while her
husband eagerly caught up the letter and com
menced reading the epistle that had nearly
broken his wife's heart 1t was a bill from the
printer for three years subscription for the news
paper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05
PROBATE NOTICE.

CTATE OF california; County OF TRIM
~ ITY.-ln the Probate Court in and for ln0
county of trinity.
In the matter 81 the Estate Of S. CLARK JONES'
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF A.. A. =.
Loomis, Administrator of the said estate, praynS
for order of sale of the real estate therein uo,
scrbed, aud II appearing to this Court thaI 'heoy
is not sufficient personal estate in the hanus ~
the said A. j. Loomis to pay the debts ousa"o os
ing against the deceased, and the expense, ,Ss O
administration, and that it is necessary 10 sen "S
whole or some portion of the real estate Vi '''N
deceased, for the payment of such debts +, ,bs
1t is ordered, that all persons interested N mo"rt
said estate appear before this Court, at Tue Gvt
room thereof, at Weavervlle, county oil l6sI i1.' u
ON Monday, the 2lst day of October l0Oi, ,rdsr ar
show cause, if any they have, why Oh Wv u''Io N
should not be granted to said A. j. Looln,S1 a.
sell so much of the real estate of the deceaseu h
shall he necessary to pay such debts. Anu or.
further ordered. that copy of the foregolus. IN
der he published once a week for five weeAs, s,h.
the TRINITY JOURNAL, a weekly newspaper P''
lished in the county aforesaid.
L. j. CURTIS. County Judge, -,
and ex.Otfien Judge of the Probate oou'"
Attest: NJ. f. GRIFFIN. Clerk. oeu
BY W. A. NUNNALLY, Deputy. 'Oo.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05
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places it. well its proprietor far above the assaults ot
envy and professional malice. In the sch0olS of France
highest prizes often awarded to practitioners in
this department Medical science and they occupy with
others equally lofty position in the profession Rcord
il illustrous example shining light among the phil-
osophea OF his age in Europe and DR. C2apkay has
fully equaed him in this country proof of which
the Philadelphia College of Medicine com hmented him
with Diploma and the honorary ad eundem degree Sc
ecting this his field Gf operation although qualified as
graduate Of the University of aSth and late Chief Sur
of the Hungarian Revolu tionay Army for more eX
tenton To the of chronic and private diseases in
which he has become great expert that he Is now
regarded the in this branch Of his profession
throughout the United States, and his portrait and biog
raphy published matter of interest to their readers
in the most exclusive journals The Doctors offices are
his Medical and SuIg gca Institute Sacramento St.
of ee nearly opposite the building of the
Pacific Mail steamship Company.
fB- We ask particular attention of readers to the
certificates of remarkable cures in another column
of this paper. 3O3m