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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-27

In the District Court Of the Ninth judicial Dis
trict, IN and for Trinity county, California.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
l. Y holding or claiming liens on that certain lot
Of land, with the buildings thereon, situate in
the village of Faggtown. in said county, on the
south side Of Main street, in said village, adioin-
ing the lot Of John A. Watson, on the west side
thereof, fronting on said Main street 40 feet and
extending back about 800 feet. continuing of the
same width. with "A dwelling house thereon known
as DR.. Trask's bousr. that said plaintiff has insli-
tntrd sui IN said C0urt against said defrndent,
to recover 1924 07, secured by lien on said prop.
rriy. praying tor decree to sell the to sat
isiy said demand, and all persons Interested in
the enforcement of said lien, or claiming any
benefit thereof, are called upon 10 present their
claims within ten days after the complete publ
cation of this notice, (Which is 10 be published
once week for three werks) to said Court. and
in case of failure so TO do within that time.
the party so failing shall forfeit his lien under
the Act in relation to Mechanics and others, APP
proved April 26 1862
Given undrr my band. and seal Of this
[r.s.l Court, this 18Th day of September, A. D.,
1862. NJ. f. GRIFFIN,
363t, Clerk of District Court.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-27

A Coon SUBJECT FOR ALCATRAZ The editor
of the Visaa Post will make good subject for
Alcatraz under the late order from Washington.
He says We have no means of knowing how
parties will stand in the next Legislature, bnt
think it fair TO assume that the majority will be
in favor Of the prosecution of the present ruin
Gus, nrigheous aud unholy war now waged by
the Federal Government against the Southern
States."-Er.
The traitorous sheet in question is one of the
number not allowed TO enter mail or express
bags, under the late order. If the editor per.
sists in using such language he may bring up at
Alcatraz.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-27
Pence 20 the Soldier.

= ,Aor the cor sciouS stars viii weep
sr'oir radiant tears upon his grave,
a angels faithful vigils keep
Ars Nosr one so loved, so good and brave.
c.,,a wind that futters to the west
Tome bear nv grief to hat lone grave,
49, sIapns the friend I loved the best,
with more than an immortal love.
ry;ss We the trembling grass that grows
,hnve his conSecrated bed,
"a swep'er than the sweetest rose
pa summer flowers above his head,
,.orrA him fold the twilight dim
So that his sleep shall feel no pang
,nd tell the birds to sing to him
The sweetest songs they ever -ang.
Toll We the lake to murmur low,
Aud tell the storm its wrath to cease
roIl We the streams that near him flow
To flow in genteness and peace,
A. morn the dew shall deck the grave,
And shadows mantle II al noon.
Where lies the ever good and brave
Whose hour Of parting came too soon.
God bless thee soldier. Prayers shall rise
Like thi, 10 Him for thee-for mine
And daily offerings from our eyes
Shall crown thy memory's sacred shrine,
Tho stars that 'lume o distant sky
Shall kiss thy grave with lips of light,
Still every day, a pilgrim,
To thee, in love. shall wing my fight,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-27
THE METHODIST CHURCH on .DIyonoN-At the

THE METHODIST CHURCH on DryoRCE.-At the
meeting Of the Annual Conference, on Monday,
the following resolution offered by H. G.
Benson, and adopted;
Resoired, That in the judgment of this Confer
ence, no minister has right to sormni4r tn"
rights of mairim0ny in any case, when either of
the parties has been divorced for any oanse or
causes save that sci forth in the Word Of Cod
1t is time that the Church aud every other
proper influence should he brought to bear in r.
sraining the frightful increase of divorces in
this State, the applications for which are has d,
in majority of cases, on trivial and insufficient
grounds
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-27

REMEMBERS HIS OLD CoMRApEs.--The Alta
California relates that a German barber, of
San Francisco, named Frederick Meyer, fought
under Gen. Sigel, in Baden Baden, in l848. A
day or two since he received, very Unexpectedly,
commission as lieutenant to SigeI's Department.
The barber at once abandoned the tonsorial pro-
&esson for the tented field.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-27
GOLDEN SYRUP SUGARS !

THE SAN FRANCISCO SUGAR RE IN
] EsY makes ], 900 gallons Of Golden Syrup,
FRESH every day-Pale Sherry color and D"n-
Bile Refined much superior 10 imported syrup.
Also, 40. 900 ih4 DAILY Of Crushed, Powdered and
Coffee Crushed Sugars, equal any imported.
This domestic eslslIishInrnt disburscT ak huhd
red thousand dollars per annum for duty, coal
and wages. within the Statc.) lis products ior
sale by all Grocrrs
San Francisco, July /. 1862. Z5l3t
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n RTTfRNTNCI TRATNg,

tHTI hINl1NNt iItAlNHs
Lesls csltlsl4 = ~ 4. = - too 2, =, r.
Is1FS gli,l61II = ~ 4. n, - 70 2. 4,
STiVS :, ~ ~ lFeit 4. ~ - - IN
ConBssiiSpi aFs naaS AS RalioWH
AtPitt1bafyh Siih PlsnsyiIisl. B. !. ~ Harris
hlrE BAitnola, WashihyioB, Itilar
1slbhh, hsN TgYk a1d Bgli0a
GSVtland VIII uiSYtlah4 . Tgled B. 3. ~ IN.
tnaky, Taieio, potf0ii, ChIeagg SD
81 6fuis 70 ks NulTI WGsg. viii
psiFgit Sia.utis - DsiIgll, JAetssa,
~ fChl,Gr5 - hs nclEH ~, Will
- @stols1d 4 AEisl =. ~ ~, Dee.
kifk, Builslo ga Niarafa Ihiia. with
0sgeiatt ColBmbui . ihahnAii "
40 GCi....., h'El'' o'lnpses = -
A HaAuaa ufth ~ ca, b1RR " cuyahoEa
fT5 IlllITAhgl, tlIvsbFTA ~ Weg4
A Alii.a,. vi 2. r. WLGRh " Canteu,
l..ins1, WolisE sal'4' Enan' y
Atn,..h,uvlil5 SI.f = 9. . Q. tius aha ~ BuLAm
- MA q Q. D. RI 81 zAHtIgiiie, Nou.
"a, doiambul, xsnlA, nlytSh, ln1is
aalpdita, CliGo' CnriulAti, LJuiIVlllS
g. LoIil, n joseph hRd ~ Polnls
Rt1iAnd l1Uth WSa
Hi6ti116 ~ NJ " killl utlt ~ EetgGl ~,
fare StSaJl = isu, 80 tins maeh quleEar tha6
fhToaTh Fiaksis 70 ~ poiuls IL ~ Wui Nolih
asLSFs lSvis, N s.ilSE. Va, q Viri iidSli
Afo1t 4 nd4t ~ Atatloh,
IfilEbt opniFnsts VII b mA1s u lowest Eatss %
any N ~ by thi5 fnad and u e0pnoCtluhl
totks Raj, Moth, WOst and NpTth-Eolt, - ohee
DSft gtstlon. WN. D.TERRf, Agent,
WhooD1EtVA.
JOHN CHAPMAN, Aren't
!.HscuLLoyoE, Ir =; y. -.
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OlIlMAM
Lava q EHE UIiEEn ElAEHA =,
~ fN5aa ~ 49, %F
lPn.5-aaLll

~ AfI y luI'nl - lulli ~ tlli,l - ~ -
tefis1 " liatoG
nsh r,.sis1 b ~ 1r1ats ~ Ii'lta = R1gIIl'
- u - llnitui ptsAaI - AEoFial u CO.
- ~ ma ~ trrlullgg q thsIruo1ltg
Il - - {, illstY sIilipGilo4 ~ 4lll1tse = Q,
~ - Trrili ~ 1ntil - ilro1l9 - ~ -
i-tr7tSf va ~ tiaits4 tta,a1 rinca - 81
n ~ - - uliiSA ~ - l1Dulie1 hlals :,
M ~ 4 JaSuAfy ~, ~ - - ~ n.l.s
- ~: PFgVi4s1 ~ 6ctTltsfy q tll'Af.1.-y
IN ~ -.ti's.i NJ ~ ~ aFus ~ lnir1, y
- ~. ~ ~ - 4 ~ trp1ls q ~ llAse
SIist = q iaay " Gagged 4 Httihg 2
~ iusuTFsriisi 80 sSLtinS AIalpr, ~ Vuii's
Approved, Juiy 10, I'sl. irm
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Az ACT y pIs'iA9 y ~ q =, AZ, 9 9i.
i-FiiStSI. ffs9 ths tins they we're eIilud lntp
sS-,eS q ~ ihiTtieih ~ q JUS, siShisSl han,
dFad ~ dGiy0as,
h n susstsd " ~ iSltS ~ Flpa.p u AsPrO'
,-tt.tivs. q ~ Jhllsd htslS 4 4hHies II Co.
- o',Trhjs4, IhaEtl1Ia g ~ hslShyl y splo-
brsisd. ~ biii1t ~ y. ~ l4)3.1F - ~
bur1S.3 - dntY thonnhd tailarl, - = nueh
tk-IS-f a IaV - roolaafY, . Ousbls ~ 0gfufui
,s-1t e ~ ~ nnlta ~ Toinnistfi eaiisd late
1910 Y Is Unll.i ltatn, bslng - eadlilgaai
aG,.1It rUlolroA n ~ drgAl yt1f gn4lbg J1hl
ihITtiSth. rhison bHnirai aHd dItyoRo.
IS5rITIIi. iuiy q, teGi. ff...
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College,
FOUHhIp, ~
LOCATED,

" v y = "
Ger. Baltimore aud ChAFlOS.Btss
BALFtM0Eh, ND. .
ETNHiS INSTITUTION 10 NOW IN THE NO6I
pf6spoFoal and 60urilhlhg eghdltioh TUiea d.,
ring The LIST two ye9FF has hgan Y Gete
AFEoF apartmuntS for the Accommodation Of the H.
eFollihE number u stud0hts, roplussuting ueatiy
every State Ia the Uuiou,
Il nov occupies one Of Ne most oOnSplEu1uS and
doalrably heated bnIldhgl In TIE city. Tho rooms
are eominnilouay Arranged, spacious sud elegantly
furnished. ~
Ths udVAhtAFoa aud fAslilIss hSFV gaeFni 70 y0upH
mes dssing 70 qualify thsmasly0s properly i9F thl
various duties Of The Counting Room, o. 70 obtain
Thorough Efaotodl BaSfRell bisodtt gausFAlly an
uaSuTpasr In any particular, W any llhalaF s,tas
lIIhmSnt Ia the United states.
FACuLTYt
Elk. LoStkR
PFineipal-L0sturlf % he Holenca Of AccqlnlA Cen,
mOrro, Buslnuaa custolps, etc.
J,M.PHILLIPs,
PFOISasoI Of the TheaCy and Ptaetieeof hopke
And CommaFieal cAisuiSti0nA ~
II L. DAVIES,
Associate PrUf...ol o. Book. KOSplng.
No JOHNSON, ms u u
Professor q Business and oFnam6ulAl POanAnHhlp
ST. WILLIAMS, RBo,
Lecturer on NsrelutiloIAW.
RIV. i. YEATEg REESE, D, D., y
LOotuFOF On oommsFiAl nthi0a
fRUsTEEsi frg
Hoa, Jno, P. Ksansdy, Hon. JoihuA Yansaut,
Hoo; The Swami, We y y k 4, A,ar
Jacob Trnft, Esq4 Nm. knAbAi lsq7
The College l. provided with ACommoreial LlbEuE!
Of Standard WORKS expressly for the R'e Of ths stu
EssA Student has dslk to hlm,Slf and L sspa
EatSly Instructed. -
There being no vacation daring the year, sud'pt
TSstinsaFaSiiy Sursdto e5nbiststh sfalloOurso
from % - weeks. .lf fis Hs y
a DifionL + SFGrdsd % III 0HduAtPl, }.
A larrs and Bolutifniy QFnallohlpd Circular, con
ainug UPWARDS % az BqulAR yElI, FepfUontlhg thi
ExtoFiJr and IuteFi1F viaW uithe College, laFigll
characteristic dosignG Pelmnn4hlp h., sent By nal
ne If eAaFgt, accompanied with catalogue giylng i
particulars. Address \ I y LosL ~,
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! - q lu4kS Il lIrlhll h11l,e ~ stligl
- = ~ III osurIt l1-'ll-llli l5i.
Il - fl-t n ~ atctirtue1t, - ~ ~ th9n
tu11iy-,os yoar1c q - - nv ~ ll,siy 90
y.slS; ~ iAai, DisS.,i = q. asi,sat -
ihYtE,I nsltai - lleTal ieatl-ea e'9ll =
i-.ii1 ~ - 0yoIl1iy 'FS1oFtst il5sa y q
80 Il ~ nl.Ig liuicl - ~ lgll-,a ~
fieo5 y ~ ~ pit,Ifibs.
- q Al " 10 illl1sf tl1cts1- Ila1 ~ 1111-
4 - 4 aiiJlluif eAlli ~ = lllisIl Viai
u 1liy q -, ~ ~ I'm aue ypllp So ~ q
aalaiiea, a. thsalllt thfls han4Vtt 4aliAi1i e.
isF I've yoals lua Asiaef e10niaioa, 80 ihguoai'i
IN h1ntfbi 5olinft
o. slIf tuIy, - ~ hfui ars yualu hliaf dsis q
o5aui1doa, 80 thea,lnd deliAFIi ahhI ats jar.
fer fsts q ourIn-ilIua, pas thsu1lrA I've tlnafld
tllasl -
o. lars " all'aet ~ ullilhg ofdtlA ~ ne IN
Az vr1rs 49, Nsis 4 on-niiIina, uight kuuiFpi
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IN ahA SfsF he llth Il April, 1881, The pa,uoa'
" gof Trains WI ~ rus - lgllolA yl1i
M IaIlt TTAl1 lepVul Whsellng tailg s1eopi
aun1Lyl q 10 a, ~ BAnypod A. lu,g0 }. ~, 4FIis.
lnE 70 laillh6ft ~ liia NJ e6ahletihk VIII ne
IipFoM tfaih ~ Fhlladslphla, New York, Bo,toii'
an4 81 he Ea1lsIh Oittl, t9ylng a elt a, ~ A.
FVOl q WushlngiOu q 40 4. ", mailing eioso coo
nsotoa Elitth9 SouthsFu llnsl ~ all Iartb q The
louth. HI - b lii5p u lliA hlin, ~ 'gl4l.pna
ffam wheeling % Cumberland.
RttnmlAF. Ica2ea DaltlmgFo q Az p ~, and
WO-tihgtod City n Htk y, NJ arriving q BSHuoqd
q A, &. hnd Bheallng ~ e9i 4, ~ uaklug dlFeet
ooBuS6t ~ Nit th6 nj lFllh ~ ~ P1fiBof tho
VISA 1onihFoli ~ npEihHo1t, Ihi1 tSlin Ilop1
ahif 81 and 6op4 Nd Vbl5E ~ 10 EI
IN Nal mails loayos diliy thtldAlhs luhdyal d
Gti p ~, Honvood q ~ p. ~ aRl arrives u
IAiiimoIo ~ Y y Z, e9lnqetlll W " Mall
lTOin, iSaViiE Z M "a, NSS YoIk, hBltBH,
and n n1itofn glas q ~ Y. ~ aTJiyt9 Z, R4ll
ihTi1l civ q ~ p -. gnBsetlng glth tha lputll'
EN- ilhfS e. III pAitl 81 The nquih. ThstraiH ulopl
% thRUo1t 90 d he road n houndlvle, CAmtfou,
NhBnlngtuA, Waltf liatioa faiGHiont aAd utlti1p.
RSfuhlnf, ioaVtl ialllllogs d $50 4, M, Waal-
iAFtOn Oti ~ a. 4. y, ahd aEliyelat bunWood u
1910 u. ana Wheeling q t0i33 y NJ connecting
With iha Rlpfl iFlll u ~ pAliy q 70 qlthNo9ti
olrAiItstltbe oliY,
FhS Pi6fnbdt ia WhStiinE Accumhsdatlsi Fun1
DAILY, oHeSpl Buhdays Leaving Piedmont a 90 AN.
ah1 arrives q Wheeling a $40 Pm.
WI. AHiiI, Hall9r q Tn1SpoTtatign.
LhGotl, eoll TiptSl AElai. AP9o
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The above prp5peetus, ~ mp q thlG dsts lfel
phi "a ID elf 6ra kf blt taadlts abaH oEldiI
iiyE 70 sxtia tddftl % ~ StoeE taEt lltt bSed
made; yet The public % ven appreciate the 1gund.
and dollars Of tiif Stosk III tlk6H We
would bFioay ttAts thtt tho GafdStfe t5 Sieh paid
III fdl. Vliipat fdrth5f liability: IsrAbis ~ Dc.
Lively. TaEiSertd only WIN difidbid1 ~ Fucoved.
Any perm having lhqa0J y lpFe, oaa BY the pRr.
ehass q ahaFul % The NIgsouh Nlnlng ComgaRy
stock that 3 ooHVstt a into el6l EithDat ~
Al eommulleattouS 70 The Pr1lldsnt promptly
b. LSsis. IA. March q. 1851. -. -
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Bridal Presents.

SOLID SILVER WARE.
TU8f RBCITYKD Pm ADAlg EXPIRES. A
D superior gtoek % Silver Ware, eogslting q PIE
Gale lee Cream, Jety, foibt al4 Ilth Knlves 81.
ar Gpoonl and AiftoFi Silver Coll1fllld apoolg
lllts, NApha Ring, Piskls Knlygl M Fotli Silver
Gard Calol aud Port MollaioS, epoona, Ctpl, Cob
ittl, te.he. lilalol J.T.sCOTI . 90
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JOHN T. LAKIN,
OIo. v. JoGNSoH. V.RIpHx5oE
a CIV. JOHNSON & son.

Manufacturer of Copper, TIN and
Sheet IFSh ware.
nAvING AvA1LED OURsELYEs or ALI fHE
I-l improved facilities W ar better prepared nov
than ever 10 ll al oflsibF any article o. work 10
The AbdVoiin0 Of buliHos1, Yallio5 and C1hiugloFI
mlds % order. sisambolt work done IN IlhItAn,
FtiodliF lttSntioa t6thi1 branch Of ~ tFai6 I'd
oah gnArdutOo Slttfaotlo1 ID eVoTy pAgtieulAE p
Wh6lnnlo' DoalOFb W ean ofoF indleomspto that
eAhhet b found ELSEWHERE, Oar 1toek Of Ware y
complete, aud ne AIlgFtmtht iafall q alltmo. We
ko1p Jtosk Of thalhtOSt ah4 mnIt aVproTO pattoF1
o. oaal and Weed etgVls % handat ~ tine.
CIV. JOHNSON & son,
NO.1Io Nlflot SQUARE,
iy3-i2Wtf 1851 WhbSlihG, VI.
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TINE Salsabol has llll FOosiyti bSW stock d
Ace Piano dU6l thb eei6bFIlod factory u
ChlckOflhg { eoni, Botton, which 81 bolbty 81 ait
~ ~ e ~ S SV.1 s1Su y Il 4. IA
Ties Rand5 .VoTO bolEiit ~ cab and VII b
sold u IN hb6 y Aligi1 Ifi5,1 r. GtiH and eati
OaIV. Tie pabo arS pSiitdlly lHvltOd % eAii and
sES9l5s ioI tafa.',.. s q
JLsSE B. MELL0R,
n5f2 fiH HttA No, 80 Main q.
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LINT MORRISON 6 Co.. +.

rTHOLRaAhH dROCHRG AND PRODUGl 1lA
LlBs, ~, IsAna @ hAiH stFs't esss
~ itokhdi. al q ehoieoH. o. gufiF. 81 a1is
90 tbll. JIinis 1olaGlaI, lkeooPs1ago.l
100 hllf blHOl1 % < % fta,t
+, 1t1b9fII.io Coaeo,
nd Jazz % ts iNfnA
% u. laiInaIs anlPh Ilaaalphla ayIupnla
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stl; r have usS1 yoaf PIli 10 ~ Eihstai sna ~
pltll pReileo sVeF 1nto yol mAds lhan, Ald gspHol
hAlitpt 70 lay they tho boli ealhaEtls Netmgl1y
eiisd, consequently they are ~ AdmlTAblS Lpnio9y
l1F deanrtmsnlt Of fhat hfFah, fndVod, hstt
said6n f5uhd oaa1 q biliol dilia1t o dlstlnate
that Il dd not readily yield 70 them.
HTltVFnally SUuft! iAALOhkQ HALL I,ps z
~. PilySleiSn n tho RAFihR llcapltAl
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baltimore 8 Ohio Rail Road

i / TIT. S.sII ~. a.. ass
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RnIlous DlsOrdsrl.Liysr Complaints.

WETTIWUU WTIUI NIWIN-N4V ~ = 49, -
nm, ~. TAFpasyt Bttl, n NtS ToEt piy.
Not ohly ~ yolF Pits admirably udaptUd y thtlF
p1rasl y "a apfFlCht bnt hnd theft btnglcla IL
lsctl upau tht Liver yoTy uATAtd lndtea, Ihty
have % ny practice pfUYtd meIa V9eetual ~ itk
cure Of biiii6Hi oanrlafati than any one fgmtfy
can mention. sincerely rsloieo that W. hhtQ -
length puFrnllIV which "a worthy the euntatpees 81
he profession AMI The ptopla.
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z I ~ T7TTTFTEU-II y IN Nm"
AZ AoR % plgiiia d ~ iIlqllsnsli q ASS
ig,a.. tlntfpy.,i,is a ~ Nsu. s,,,,
nsitOnaslli hyths 8Illlu ~ iIIol1l n y ~.
llVOl q ~ Uilii % ~ 81 $50 n -.
rltll9 ll1lS1. 6 MS ~ 7Illls ca NJ ~.
$50! J, titl,s gIli sl1.l = -
III - - : - H. ~
u md Ulth u u M ~ . ~ SSlsis
y q n q II aSlliIs IiEIi'S n ~ ~
tSTn6t llt1 AhtISlEh nanhll. RlAis T
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\. B1 EiRR p sl go. 1LralB 6tss, itr..
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THE ''WEEKLY EXPRESS

eptlsIlha - q ~ 49, rsIli,i,li & ~
81. 3 s sf !. lsaH !. s.!.a !. 8.
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"a, AIEA, YClr Pilli an the Talegan q ~ thAtls
er5Si Is HSiltiuS Iiry have enftd ~ little InGh'
tSrof nletFuuy unfus upgo hHr kanda Ani net NAV
haA pIuyal lncugabl6 fir ypArH. lief meth,f "a
ben loag trcgnp1ly hnletHl With blulehoS Au4 pl.
pies W her 1tin and In her half. amer or thla
va Curtd ne Aro tried yOaf lla ~ t6Sy sse
cured hOf, AAA AOkQlHals
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fRGNsPORTATION.

AZ AID ARM N0lblY, JtsuaIy ~, ia
" PasragT IEriaa ~ iusFs nrtgSDe7t = q.
iSua, tHou1ig10 Eu-ftsl
INK. y - Iale, NsltiSg = y tl,,eas, y
GSTdilS6 alE19 IN,
i0to ?. n. lIpIlil Ifail, ilgpgiag 4 ~ tallst1
49, Hgt hr1 - l1lgt9, afTifg a
lli,le :, ~ 4. \, - 0s'tl'n4
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MAHAAW a'k00l . koF|h elFOaA llltlmnFO
LlHPH&Go, Ne, = Agbor HolSo, eE Ne. lSa, Rm.
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Pc Lf.,5 Countfy,
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ing to North Carolina. He was watched
BY, m officer and followed several miles
from Norfolk, when he took wrong road
and was starting townrd Richmond. The
officer then quickly rode up and arrested
him, and found on him about two thousand
letters he VAS about to convey to Rich
mond. He was taken back to Norfolk
and lodged in Jail to await his trial. He
admitted aud stated that he got two dol
lars piece for conveying letters between
Norfolk and Richmond. This will stop
the avenue by which letters have been
passed to and trum Richmond.
The steamship Massachusetts has ar
rived at Fl. Monroe from Port ROYAL,
bound TO New York She reports all
quiet on the South Carolina and Georgia
coast.
The steamship South America left Fort
Monroe this afternoon, loaded with con-
lrabands. She has gone up the James
River.
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~ We occasionally rat.

~ We occasionally receive some
contributions Of poetry which we are very
modestly invited to publish if considered
worthy ard which eohciusivefy estab-
fishes the fact that not every man is q
natural born poet, nor ever lady inspired
by the muses. for this most difficult of all
composition. We admire we'll sustained
flight of the imagination, like that OF
Milton but If the Imagination is not eul-
tiTated, and the wings be stuck on with
wax, the rash adventurer will most likely
come down foundering in the mud, like
the false winged son Of Dedalus in the
Icarian Sea.
The two following verses from Dorotha
Arabella Sweetbriar will satisfy most
people without the publication of the
whole poem. We may venture to sug-
gest TO her that il il difficult for any one
raised on western prairie to handle such
a subject.
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B Y TELEC RAP
Cape Race, july 2G

h -
The Edinburgh. from Liverpool, pass
ed here on Saturday evening.
The Times publishes letter from Mr.
Spencer, eulogistic Of the energy and
power OF the Confcderates in raising and
organizing armies, and says there is but
one source of such strength, viz, the
right.
4hr Times again pitches into American
tariffs, and hints at prospective injury Of
England, but asserts that is nothing 10
what America herself will suffer, and
asks what have the people of England
done that they are the objects Of this
fierce, short-sighted hostility
1t was reported that $4,000 bales of
cotton were shipped in one day from
Bombay in const1u cnce OF rise of one
penny in Liverpool ~
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The Spirit nj 81. Louis.

st. Louis, July 81
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at the Court House last evening to
encourage enlistments. The rotanda Of
the Court House was completely filed
and large assembly gathered in the
streets in front of the building. Stirring
speeches were made BY Chas. ID. Drake,
+. p. Blair, Thomas S. Nelson and others.
Resolutions were passed that the preser-
walton of the Union to st. Louis was an
interest greater than all other interests,
and regardless of other interests, we will
contribute the last man and the last dol
lar if necessary to reinforce the armies !;
that loyalists should be intolerant to treas.
on and that no description of disloyalty
to the government of the U. s. should be
tolerated by the military authorities; that
we demand security froni home traitors
and rebel spies by their removal from our
midst.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
state 81 Iowa.


ADJsTAkr GsErRAL,s oy,Icx,l
CLINTON, July lst, '62. J
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 20.
After August LIST, ItG2, tie form OF passes Issued
from this department for the Il ansporatien OF Iowa
soldiers for which the State IL responsible VIII be
changed
Copies OF The new form will be furnished 70 rail-
roads, stage companies and steamboats, prior au-
gust lat but passes OF the issued prior
10 August LIST. they will be honored The same as the
old form.
After August lst, inG2, II persons
transport any person a pass OF the old form the
transpor alton will not be paid for by the State
Persons having In their possession any passes OF
the Old FORM requested TO return those not u..d
by July 2oti 1909, TO this oce and II entitled 10 use
OF passet, ~l receive passes a the new form 10 sn
chang
Ihts order does no. In any way refer 10 paMes Is
sued by this Department BY order OF Governor for
transportation OF soldiers to T. y mastering oaices al
dubuque, Davenport aud keokak.
n. BAKER,
Adjntant Genera OF Iowa
jys d-to-augi
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TRAITORS ARRESTED IN OHIO.
vALLANDIGAA VI HNPLlCAIED.
New York, July %.

The Tribune has special from Colum-
bus, Ohio, which states that Rev, DR..
Brooks, of st. Louis, and Rev. D. Hoey,
Of Louisville, were arrested Friday night
at the house of tho notorious rebel, Judge
Clark, of Ohio. 1t is reported that pa
pers were found on them duplicating
Vallandigham. who will be taken with
them to Cincinnati.
The Governor has issued an order to
the assessors to have the enrolment of all
able bodied men ready by the 18th of
August. If there are not volunteers
enough by that time drafting is to com
mence.