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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25

The editor of this paper desires to thank Capt.
Jas. S. johnson, agent of the California S. N. Co.
at Red Bluff, for marks of kindness recently
shown. Capt Johnson is an old citizen of Teha-
MA county says he expects TO spend his days
there, and is deseryedy popular with the whole
cOmmunity
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25

News FAyoRs.--Since the WeaveryilIe mail
has been coming via the Coast route we have
been obliged to look to Greenhood a. Newbauer
for late papers. They never fail to furnish us
with the latest news received sometimes to their
own Inconvenience. From them we have also
received this week budget of late Atlantic
literature.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Ninth J,sdiciM Disbd
Of the State Of California, in and forAe Com
" Of TRINITY:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25
G. T.. WILLIAMS, Plt'h's Attorney.

St-IERIFF SALE.-By virtue Of an e2ecu.il
- issued out of the District Court Of the NaL
Judicial District of the State Of California in aud
for the county of Trinity, in favor of Phlllemll
Gass. and against S. a. white, duly attesied o'
18th day of May, A. d., 1861, | levied upon e'
following described property, to wit the uulI
vided one half of a certain mining claim sltual'u
in gulch on the west side of East Fork OF sl'
art Fork Of Trinity river, being the first glgH
that empties in said fork above the ITALIAN Guvu
aud about one mile and a-half above Miner''lIG1'
and known as Haywood Il Whites claim, to5e.
er with all the appurtenances thereunto pelOl'
ing" Notice is hereby given, that on
Saturday, the 18th day of June,
A. d., 1861, at 2 o'clock, p NJ, at the O0'I %,
House door, in the county and State afoTeSaaI T.,
will sell the above described property 10 o.% .'
highest bidder, for cash in hand.--Dated thl' ''"
day of May, A d., 1861.
/. q. MESSEC, Sheriff
BY d. NJ. KELLOGG, Deputy
j. CHADBoURNE, Pltf IS. Attorney. j"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25
German NHai-HSest.

PosrPoNEMENT.-Owin TO stormy and dsa-
greeabe weather, the committee having charge
of the German May Festival have deemed it ad-
visable to postpone it until Monday next, May
27th. 1t is disagreeable to the Germans to be
obliged to postpone their entertainment, but it
would be still more so for citizens to attend in
stormy weather. The getting up of this annual
Festival is attended with heavy expense, We
hope that next Monday will dawn bright and
beautiful, and that the people Of Trinity will
attend the Festival in larger numbers than in
any past year
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25

MEETING AT DOUGLAS City.--A Union meeting
was held there on Wednesday evening, but at the
time of going to press we had been unable to get
the proceedings. 1t is a matter of regret to us,
and we trust that friends in different portions
of the county will bear in mind tina such matt ers
are very interesting abroad. just now, and
send us the proceedings of Union meetings at the
earliest moment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25

PATRoMzE HOME MANUFAcTuREs. -- Nothing
better illustrates the advancement and prosperity
of California than the establishment of manufac-
tories demanding considerable capital for their
successful operation. Who, ten years ago. would
have predicted that wool would not only be a
large item among our exports, but would also be
required in considerable quantities for our own
consumption. To-day we insert an advertisement
of Mr.. D. McLennan, proprietor of the Mission
Woolen Mills, San Francisco, who offers his IA
brics to dealers on accommodating terms. Among
his manufactures are enumerated blankets, fan
nes, shawls, tweeds, overshirts, sack coats, and
superior article of Felt, for miners use.
We trust soon to see these California goods for
sale in this neighborhood, and if they are equal
to the imported article and can be afforded at the
same price, we are false to our own best interest!
if we do not give the preference to the home
production.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25

In the Assembly, on the 18th, Mr.. Sorrel, Of
Siskiyou, voted against the Union resolutions,
which were carried, nevertheless. lie is the same
person who'last winter proposed to censure Gen.
Scott and Maj. Anderson for their fealty to the
Union. We are informed by SiskyOu people
that Mr.. SOrreI is in bad repute at home.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25

The Festival Society have had constructed
huge tin sound board, twelve feet in diameter,
to be placed over the music stand for the purpose
OF retaining to the dancers the whole sound of
the music and rendering ii more distinct.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25

Mr.. OBERDEENER is again deserving the thanks
of this office for late and interesting papers, pic
torials and magazines.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25

To BE INsrlTuTED.-Marion Lodge, No. lOl,
o. o. f., will be instituted at Sawyer's Bar. Kla
math county, to-day. d. D. G. NJ, VIM. Morton
of the District comprising Siskiyou county, will
oficiate
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25

Busy AS A BEE.-Met our old friend Raveley
during our down country trip. The old gentle
man looks we'll, is editor and proprietor of the
Knights Landing .Netcs, dealer in general mer.
chandise, and agent at that place for the Steam
Navigation company and Wells, Fargo q Co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25

Posters containing the following call have
been circulated throughout the county during the
week
I" Grand Rally Of the Democracy and all Com
promise Union Men All the citizens of Trinity
County who believe CIVIL WAR in this enlghten-
ed Nineteenth Century to be a calamity which
can and aught at all events to be avoided by the
American people, will meet on Saturday, the 25th
day of May, at o'clock, p. m., at the Court
House i'm WeaVeryilev
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25

Gov. DowNEY's LETTERs-The first letter of
Gov. Downey, addressed TO DOugberty and Hay
wood, was pretty universally condemned, not
only by his political enemies, but by many who
up to that time had been warm personal friends.
They considered his letter to the San Francisco
Union meeting evasive-not at all to the point
His second letter, explanatory of the first, is
quite as unsatisfactory. lie insists, even now,
that the Government is engaged in an invasive
war on the Southern States We publish single
paragraph from the letter
| acknowledge aud commend the Govern
ment and shall sustain it to the extent of my
ability in defending and maintaining itself-de-
Tending the National Capital, preserving proper
ty, defending its forts and arsenals and collecting
its revenues ; but in an attempt to annhate
half the Union, you WILL | trust, in all sincerity
allow me the privilege to dissent from any such
policy, as | cannot but look upon it as insane,
and its accomplishment an impossibility"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25

ATTENTION is asked to the advertisement of
Singers Sewing Machines-Dunnell, agent San
Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25

THE Legislature has adjourned without order
ing special election for Congressman. 1t was
"a great error, we think.
, 1861-08-20
-!G EVE - 1i..
: MON ETKH.-.


kTS5F THHJ3
rh. a.1...na ~, for r.-,nncr st3,1 c,ettnnas -.
.e4I,. .nd t,s ,nonsy ms11et i. axtrs.eay f1oses-
Sight hf1,e On New York Tere w1ts *1dfsne,ftv -
gotiated At par, and someof. tn fzskssa charged
4@1 PR cent. Bills were drawn 1t the vazidus
bIokers' Offices at \ par cent. premium, and some
were glad TO draw ut par. ~~$S
a. WV W teen nonl 'aolee gwen LII oar eemmef-
s--4 so'as' thr seee'pts " StN1a o'as"ee 70 n
LUIS nA eSusa e4n1 etsase. aesaz3 ios
~ y n1a 80 ~. ~ ,. .4 - 4aa1-
'efS- oat "s agaaa sooA'o uas HanksE", oossness
-. - -. - - ...a~..1.s- -. s-oos-5
=. s-.s.rs ~ +to,- rra7ar+x Al -. - ~
...."Ns,t =. r. ~. ~, 49, ~HEI, ~ ~
, 1861-08-20

Nn'xsu1M asar1 MAzKsr--Aug. 1T.-FhF-.:.
- l.. ,a1zes ,nrr.,ss; as 1iI ost
sessE:dh hythe eAyanes IN fteights.- Sta. q
"a: 10 Els "rardsvd!1e'' Do + 3f; I'D ssis'
NgtaRa KIl1sn axtrx 1T $418 Whest-Recaip4s
XA18 ID Market urn md fully IL hixher. He&sE-
a5asutea 70 sons 4Sseo b = folovs: se0ha
F1e; kD00 do No in store as SO; IA DO DO dal
4s s7c; 10 10 DO Ne IN store at sic; u 90 DO No
170c do do and 7,0o do No lob It Sic, with
freight It 8xc to Buffalo; t,75o BY No In store at
963{c. CoeFae GfaIns-Recetpts Its bu oe4s, 50 bu
rye, 10 bu cnsn. We note = sale Of 800 bu oats 1t
xae; CON viii bEtpR about 49, and il held at &c;
re 31@34c>-8asf8as5.
OcHAN EHMsHT8 At NHw ToKK-An&aE IT,
FKMaAra-To liverpool hrmer 60. geo hn corn at
9169aXd IN ahips bags; SEQ bills dour at q 81
$1,000 bn wheat d 100 Il bags: 70 London, Z ooo
b1 corn ut 93Sd in bulk 90 bu wheat 1t 9Kd, In
ship's Mgs 40 brle iour at Is l05fd; 30 eEces
beer xt q. To BEittoI, 1900 b9 wheat 4 s3d, In
ao9s0 bu vhest at 1sc In shipper baga; and ship
with Il, 00G bu wheat it &c. TO Glasgow. 10 O0o
bu corn At t9Ed, tn ships baga. 4 British baxk to
Londonderry with corn at 1Gd
, 1861-08-20

AosnA1 EVENING, August 10, 1861.
r,aTti rKtElGAIsTRatss 9@$c lover The engage
mests ssss ,s wsre; To Port Colborne PROP, sin,
st 10hc., To Buffalo props MasfoWer sad u W., W.,
mona Gaken Saturday night), wheat, Ut 13xc:
SSR RSsst e. Thea At 1ss
shapps {! fnpf9e abG 1sasss, stsfs,
y y: 1oe u dH5R gRy s5 Il 7S s q IA h
weg9 sch! Caroline 3. Bailey, wheat, at i8kc.
ecE; - sfaF hM 81 Bope, eofn: Ct 15c, elosing arm.
Market STEADY and firm for winter and snrinr~
clos!n2 weak. Sales 100 brls "F F FQ'f Wits
winter extra, at IS % del; 100 bzls sFabers x5x'
PIES" DO It g 90 On tack; Is bris sFarmez'sa 90
At s. 60 del 100 hrls 'Revere'' do on D. T: 51
1 n5ae ,1s oetts mt5ed winter extra Ct del;
6s1s sPesrlees'' choice spring extra, T. b, It 20
del; go hsis Oak Gfsye'' T. h. do st IL 90 isei
s 1o9 oFls good spring extra, :; h It sans dsl 10
eapsl aa's IT II ss5a s deli 90 btls
-WREAT~Reseivea, 1A,abs bu sh,nasa a M
naEfss 3a1ia fos Tinte5 declined a@e sPhg Declined
store at sc; 900 bu No aWhite in store It sd:
10y eo % No Bed II storeexs e3c; 5000 bu do at
&c; 60 i 1909 s eu 10 Redi5n 90 store q So; 90 b
eiGrs at r.; 10 coo but Do at 7ss(ei 12o1e 81 do
e see a q & @ g = 90 t SS SS as 81 g 4
By Rejected In etore at 6uc. Sales By sample were
14s ekn choice White winter At g7c Oh tAek; $50
a5 osgs e Eooa splng as :s oa track as bags com
h coEES5Ressiysd Es;7s 361 M 9s bu shtgRRed p & $4,000
aast aa a1Sd s s,f & 81 b Dc IS
N store ct 64Hc; - O00 hu do at 244c ,OD bu do
e nc; 900 tu June 1ecefpts do 3: 2lc; q 600 bu
1 Ks1seted n store At 1s4e; 100 bu June and July
O1Ts-Recei1ea, q, 400 bu. Market msre active
snd d. f5msf Sales, 5oeo bu No. IN store At 16c;
, 1861-08-20
MARINE LIST.


ARRIVED. August t9.
stm- Baltic, Ayerill, Buffalo, So brls oil.
Prop Y enona, Conkey, Buffalo, sundries. =
Prop Foss, Wilson, Mnskegon, 10 N lamber.
Prop Alleghany, Boynton, sarnia, 2oo N lumber,
Prop Sun, Jones, Goderich, lot mdz.
Prop Ma1hoNe1, Langley. Bsffalo, 90 pkgs fish,
Prop iowa, Hunt, Buffalo, lot sundrieg.
Prop Barber, Bs, Grand River, lis N lumber, II N
PPFSp PESpp As Aigs bsas Hsta.Tsy fS,9 aeao lot naz
Prop Gra1ite State, Davis, ogdensburgh, LIT 1ndz,
Bark Prince Of Wales, Graham, Kingston, 1o7 brla
Bark Water Witch, Moreland, 90 br!s salt.
Brig sebastopol Smith: MuekegoR, 1os N lumber.
bfg aiS9e6, a3S fo,, qs1ey 4ey IN Fsntsos o lumber
sehr 1.ahea, IT: Thompson, a T Nuzkegon, 100 m lumber
sch1 Forester. Peterson, Grand Haven, ,ni S N
schr Storm, Williams, White Lake, 60 eds wood.
schr kitty Grant, ha1oney, White Lake, Il II
schr Honest John. ROLAND, White Lake, Is N
schr Albany, Smith, Centreville, rs eds wood.
schr St Lawrence, Lawrence, sheboygan, Is eds
Schr Crusader, Castail, Kalamazoo, zoo m shingles
schr Thayer, sehohlbsn, Muskegon, 20 N lumber,
~schr Anaie Ihorine, Anderson. White Water, 90
scbr New Eamp.hire, wigland, Pier Masquette, e5
m lumber, 10 m timber.
Sehr Illinois, Burke, Muskegon, 81 m lumber
schr E G Gray, MeGraw, 100 m lumber.
Schr International, Hinman, Buffalo, 465 tons coal
schr Brown. Middleton, Bay City, 150 n lumber,
schr Laurel, Mckay, Pier Core, 60 eds wood.
Schr " Allen, Boyle, Oswego, 800 tons coal.
schr D Mclnnis, Graham, Kingston, 10T tt1s salt,
schr Star Of Hope, Reese. Kingston.
schr CEgnet, Gazer, White River, GO N lumber
schr Rambler. Pugb, Kewanee, 400 posts, 16 brls
fish.
schr Lady Jane, 1nglas. Benona, 80 N lumber, 70
schr MusEegon, Mckay, Mnskeson, 70 ri lumber,
Schr Alpha, GWin, South Haven, 40 wood.
Schr Y hirlN1nd, Wilson, Lente.rilIe, 36 c wood.
Schr Mariner, Baker, Sheboygan, 9s wood.
schr H1Iondele, johnson, Kalamazoo, is m lunl-
schr Bates Buchanan, sluskegon, 100 N lumber,
80 N lath.
schr Lizzie Throop, Flood, Mnskegon, IS pine
schr Eimirs, Miller White Lake, 60 .hingle bolts.
Sehr Octayia, johnson, Ce1trerillc, o. wood.
Schr Fisher, Lleton, II hite Lake, Is II lumber.
schr Bailey, Foster. Muskegon, 95 N lumber.
schrs Hero, Bouch, South Haven, 100 In staves and
headings-
Schr Odin, Walton, 'Muskegou, los III lumber.
schr Telegraph, Hays. White River, rs n lumber,
81 bfls fab.
sehr Tuscsla, Robh, East1uanyilIe, % nj oak and
At m It pine lumber.
schr c. cutta, Long, Pier Cove, Isl wood.
5chr Enterprise, Petefson W1kfnson'e Pier, 40 m
lumber IS c wood.
, 1861-08-20
mscha21ea' Bank, Hardin, Calhoun
County.

Sundays edition Of the Chicago Times contains
vle attack upon me aid the aboyenamed Bank
The statements of the Times are in every essen
t1al particular deEtitrte Of truth. I OWL the en-.
tire circulation Of that Bank. and am not only re-
sponeibe for its redemption but that there should
be no mietake about it, nor room toy such mlsrep-
TeEentation upon the subject the Times delights
In caused to be stamped ACROSS the face OF every
bill have issued, - RedsemabSt tn Chicago at tie
GNce Of j.. YonNg Sca8ssno4a.'
have G. iFen notice to the Auditor In pur5uauce
Of lAE. that have been appointed its redemption
agent in Chicago, and accepted the provisions Of
the act of the last Legislature upon the subject
This act requires the redemption OF the money
''in the city Of Springfield and Chicago, at q rate
ct discount not exceeding thIee-quaTters Of one
per cent. until January, 1862 and not exceeding
One-half per cent. thereafter.''
The statement TINT refuk ed to sell excharpe
for it at half per cent, is an unrnitgated false-
hood. fm ready to Eel any amount Of New
York exchange for it, at any time, at the regular
rates for other currency.
have the entire interest in eaid circulation.
and neither have now. nor ever had any intention
Of selling 1t, audI could not, If would. aiyest nv
self Of my legal liability to redeem it, It Is good
now In Chicago. and always will remain good, so
long as have the means to redeem it.
AZ this attack Of the 1Tnes fs but cne of series
which its authors have instigated, desire to saw
once for all. that said bank notes are received by
all the respectable bankers Of this city 30 far as
am advised, who have the reputation Of having any
captta1 IN their buEiness aud zpN be kept good at
az epe'ats, md az good as the 0sst currency ansong
u.s. J. EouNu SCAMAoN,
Chic4rn Auoust p1 1874
, 1861-08-20

kkt, W., I hsa5Y A1e4ans IN AaaEh&s- kwaa1k 80
tAe rata fd1caHIa 10 Badf16 N4X, pT5po ~ asx-
ioe6 hz& owing 70 4. etaa1G IN petition &snnE
1aaf4SteAda. II has bsan .y<sapasd to IN. AAdW
psT carload. This txdUss1 lakae. nHMbsr of
dfovMA to eh4p 10 NbW YaEk, Ha1ftsbursh. md
fnlAdslphss; lo wz,sld seasExise have sold tsFs,
ana It &na -raased mQEe active inquiry by shiP.
pe1s' r. - ..: =
At 4s Gose o. ~ NeTEet= kaefa were several
kou1o lots OF medium cattle unsoto nnt the yxeas
"etopees11 Hea eleane3 q oesafaMe aaaoping par
ets, ana 1ne msfxet ~ss nfm'
8 g. s.14ah anE, 1sses s.e. lps4 amounted 70
@ -' ssa4uss on1y 1st4s 'oS p,es1oes ~eek' baa1-
.....s -, sees "ss 'e-1 ~.'~1 e'1@ 'ae saes
ho-ra-.- - r-.tYAseHt: " N" ~se'
- ~ ~ .s ssa4 " sae ne*4. "aI "eain net nsa1-
"e'gssf- N:3'5 =" s.ae <seeataoie aosa
rnrrbaxad .f,". ssn kasa n ~. H.. na-a.11@4 1880.
At xa 7r@ass,1 * ~ ~ ~ ~ .aos ..1s uAsus'
ao1d hv Ta,~sn - ~ ~ ~ nr,~.. sN -,
I s6s ne N.s..u x1s11 h Thor.a, 1
ia nooa u,;.a.. ..,7,.1 e ~ "
mi 3hs-a 40 ~ at % oo
- -. r. ~ ~ ~ es.". Ne"oa Aof-
.-tto+ -. - - ~ ~ eoe.oV YET neaa.
~ ~ eu1po - sses ooese lux mao ~
eo,5 n, eas ~ - 1a 4& w. a sou4s' "asa ae
M<ss-s Ts. - 80. - so s- 1'@ta ns.
stas-. whsa1 .arN,. = oss.s us - :. ~ e1ean county
es % but toe 49, - - .h,,,ea e a5es onered
oxners A,hh,onK h.dnns naaa - u.. 80. .a ol 1ne
catt1e which Es,s .h1,,s,sd ~ NJ, ~ W. A1souf.
M.rorette bsd ~ ha,a ~ ,.a.s 80 Ae1"
crrrtv steer. whicf -ara ,,,sras ~ raM ea4on
Ad.m. ~ Rloo,,,nc,t,, ~ r. .,a.s - W.
7esn countv st-ers a,d r r7,s1a1 a. 80 -, ~
7vhic1, r,ent tt-onc.. ~ ~. - ~ Aeao-au y.
the owner, Ths5s ~a-a so.axs1 .,,.,, 49, =. -
saneamon con1+ s.ae,s sa,s ~ e-4 1osn " y.
=, head a7-a-.o;n. as,o,t 81 ~ o. e9S'"
~ Aooas N'''o W..
.....r ~ 1'o"1o~o 5a1oes LIE
which vere .o,,t ~ ~ 80, 49, On "
. "N- S-A's w AstH AVAA A1A 41hIIlHuuiG4 D9
, 1861-08-20

The Bohem;an. with Livernoo, aa+a. r, ~. o+,,
uas teleeranhed Yesterday avo,,,n, r-ho a;-s,
lars Of the sth renort f1onr dun us+h a ao-r,,
ward tendency. wheat ouiet Int ar,, 49,, 49,. Il
An advance of 6da1s: but the d,anotcba. -, ~,
donder1v an the 9th nnot.d phoo+ ,,,;ot rz+t,s
downward tendency.
This intelligence alone, viii, +,a ,,,.,xz .n....
-smonnt.ne, u, f,n- .-.5 -
caused duh feeling At the onening " naa.,s ~,
kinds of ceYes1t. narticnlarlv vb.o+. ~ -. -
was no material decline till the New yo,k A..
patches were received, when the market f.;r,,
broke doEn.
The supply OF Flour Was roo7 and tta ,,a~.,a.
was steady under tat1 ttnou,ry for choice z,,n+s,
and spring brands but ovfns to tha ev,-on,o
ftuness of holders the transact.ons 49,. ~.
About 1850 bb1s of all kinda chsDoea bsn5s ~
~ ee615 M for Wits winter a~+-ss - ~ 49,
mixed winter extras a 65A N fa~ sk;, ~ ~.
eprine extras and a. M for e,,1 s17,a-s.. sstss
the Nev, york aisnstcba. 80 ,oaa,.,aa
genera,,v w,,bdrew -an6 ths 1n,-eo+
The wheat market DECLINED - ~. s-;ass ~ o@
Sc on winter. sn1fne GRADES o,ena5 All sg
Of the 1.ree receints-s1u 90 tr.bo,. a.s ~s.a1
the New York 5;snatcbea cana n - n1oaas sA ~.
elected at the denrecfation named W,nta- oaas
ed hrm-with Gales Of No. I Red at qec. hat =
speedily dropued to ec at which the oraat hn11 -
the transactions took place White wheat con-
times scarce and in demand at about nrevfopa
rates. The days transactions in al, Etsds of
wheat amounted to nearly an oao hnahr,a ~ o.,
for No. / White; !; ssc for No, White. acoaoac ~
No. Red so6eoxe for No. 9 Red 7aA7ar fo-
No. Spring; 6sm72c for No. snrinc +. and eoo
for Rejected spting. WV
There yss An activc abinnfno +n,n;-n f., ...
to-day. and the market onenea e+a.d. a. 49,.
satnr5av,s nrices. h1+ nnIar . b,.,-, c...,-s
a depreciation in New York. the msrset r1osod ~
~ 3@@a~ pei ouenel. Apont aV,tN
ouehels Of all grades changed hands, at 25Am26c
, 1861-08-20
MILITARY MATTERS.

t#- Volunteers ~ren+.J fo o.,.-r Arr,
Regiment NV af Tsf.n ~ ~. S5o4a9pany a. lSn
mabine fs ~ res;1asr cooael ~ mSAftnar com,
has hee6 ,nnctera5 g. a III, ~ gouG aAnie. ana
The nav Of the nnncornm;ss;onad ~ af,ae.a ne-
clans and priVatea has been raised s. per month,
msEa ttba 5'or et Wiz D91at.es ana aloWanees,
Recruits are sent to Cairo ice Of charee "c Ggad
musicians, who can play upoa band INSTRUMENTS,
"H utha rs eaKsn, ana VT receive extra pay
have eeryed In Ills Teeimeat and nart;en1sr1y
those who have served II my company, VIII Be
gao1{ reeelveo. Gome Ii and see us ct 81 events.
to shaIe hands viii onr oIS con,sninaa i p1 gxu
The rec1uiting statinn ia at tie cnrner of Rnn.
ing. JAMES B. HuauNE,
artA1xS Sap'a'n eoupaaS n' 1ssn DEG Ill. VOL
..<... u.,
Company G Of the Yates' Phalanx, nearly full
oi o- n1s Slass mel @ teW more Of the same sort
wish to unite with IA | reno1t eiatev nppezi 1 ~ ~
onr headquarters at the Wigwam.
". D. SLAUGHTER, Captain.
AtFeatfoh, Company d:
III IF eiecilon M OF omcers t9 MI vacancies will be
osclocK 'n3 ~ Wv nr?eyr LILLE siasso2y} eYea1ns as
F1us sRrsnrxrJ,yn1o,a asccu .,,s, tzz,-z, ,-,,a
The Headquarters OF the Regiment Is at 50 South
business Of lie Keeiment iii he Masre ~
comnandants Of companies are requested to re-
, 1861-08-20

CLEARED. lang. 10, 1851.
ssmr Michigan, Steward ontonagon, 76a bu oats
Prop Me Briggs, Buffalo, 14,ooo bn wheat, ISL
b1ls -four. 's~
Prop Barber, Brswn, Grand River.
Prop NAV flower, Langley, Buffalo, II b1 wheat.
1850 tr1s 1out, 10 tons sundries,
Prop Foes, Wilson, Muskegon.
Brig Seha8topol, Smith, Grand Haven.
kehr Lady Jane, 1ngl2s, Beuona.
echr Auekego1t Mckay Muskegou,
Schr Mariner, Baker, Sheboygar
sehr Mhirl#lnd, Nelson, Ce1ter7flIe,
Schr Illinois, Burke, Nuskegon.
seht LAuIe1, 1cVay Pier Core
scm Ayphen, Osborne, Buffalo $500 bu wheat
sehr Rambler, Pugh, Kewa1ee.
scnr Gygnet, Glagne, White River.
schf 8stea, Buchanan, Nuske9un.
6chr Etmira, Miller, White Lake.
SchE Octay14, johnson, B1rckwel.
Schf Airondelle, johnson, Kalamazoo.
eehr Telegraph, Hayes, White Lake
schr E4aher, le4ter, White Lake.
Echf Westcheetet, Burns, Mnekegou,
sehr Tuseola, Robb, Eastmanville,
scAr Otin, Walton, Mnekegou.
sGhr Calcutta, Long, Pier Core, S bis -four, hrl
sehr Ha1iey, Foster, Muakegon.
schr Enterprise, Peterson. WNkin1pa'e Pier.
Schr Hero, Bouch, South Haven.
schr Forester. Peterson, Grand Haven,
schr Storm. Williams, White Lake,
echr Crusader, Costain, Kalamazoo II, tons mdxe
Sehr Albany, Smith, CenterYlNe. '-@'1@'-'
sehr II shoyer, Schlobohn, AQakegon,
schr Annie Thorine, Anderson, White Water.
, 1861-08-20

sh.u .ao.+ n: Z. Hahn,
State Mits md lust tie eomnseias III 'nUe aboVe
named sha1 On the Gath day Of August, 4. D.
1891. ut the West Market Hali, il, She CITY Of
Chicago, proceed 10 elect By ballot, one Colo
1el, one Lieut.: Colonel, and one Major for said
Regiment, ard make due returns thereof to
these head-qasrters- Polls will open ate 4. Il.
ano close ut s P. II. Of that day.
The Captains Of the several companies viii
choose three judges and clerk, whose duty
it shall be to preside at said election.
By order Of the Cpmmanderin. Chief.
~THoMAs 8. MATHER,
Adj't General
The commissioned officers Of the above
companies IRE requested TO meet at room No.
l, fremont House, On Thursday evening, at
~ P.M. {. B. RAYAoND, sec'y.
McV1cKEn's THnATRB-THE ANGEL or
MIDN1aHT.-This new drama, in six acts, was
presented at McV1cker's last night, with new
end beautiful scenery, to pretty full house-
Hr. Z. 4. Sothern sustaining the character Of
DR.. A1y Koerner. II is rarely that 30 chaste
and striking spectacle has been placed upon
the boards In this city. Mr.. sothern's acting,
when confronted by the angel in the different
scenes, was very fine, while Miss Hosmer IS
the angel, and Nj. Prior as the Baron de Lam
beck, also sustained their parts with excellent
taste and spirit.
The moral Of the p1ay--faith, honor and
d1ial piety tr1unFhing over dearh-is pointed
and effective. The iateness Of the hour for
bids An analysis Of the plot at this time, but
we can assure the theatre-goiDg public that
the Angel Of Midnight is well worth seeing.
STREET CAR ORDKAECE.-Se7eral CON-
plants have been made against conductors of
the Street Railway, because they refuse to
stop wherever passengers signal them to. The
ordnance requiring them to pass entirely
across the street before stopping, does not ap-
pear to be generally understood.
, 1861-08-20

Ever Engine Is furnished V3th
JUDsoN8 PATENT e0VKENOR VALVE
Fer F1cuF Mills We conat ant2y recommend them 81
Superior to any other style u Engine snd they VII
Save fom Is to SO per cent in Fuel
oTeT the usual caes Of boilers In use tn the West We
shall keep an assortment Of different slzea at our es-
EabnEhnent where they may be examined and TIA
Necessary Information obtained regarding them Con.
petent meA Will desired be furnished 70 set I'd aad
stazt engines In any PAT country. also supply
FA1ER WHEELS SHAFTIE9. GEARING, de-
Atvery low prices.
r. ". BAXTER IL cos
All Furnishing Depot West Water street, between
Randolph ana Madison Bta CAIcsxo U
Post omca address Boz as4. ocT1aly