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TFor the Upton Advertiser.
ANnVrT FENCES.

The cost of making aud maintaining
fences. forms a very large item in the
expenditures Of Iowa farmers, and it is
desirable that by legislative enactment
every cncourng cement md protcction com.
patible with the public good should be
extended to those who endravor to @ub-
stitu,e quick wo d, or hedge, for the
ever dccaying p"st.and.rail fence. Now
the time during which the owner of
land abut,ing upon a pubic road may
lawfully occupy porto" Of said road
while raising hedge IS limited to five
years, which. in situations where Usage
Orange prosper, may be amply sufficient,
provided the hedge be painted directly
utter the protecting fence is built but
wherever from any cause it may be nee.
e.sary to use plants Of a sit wer growth
than the O.acc the time is too Short
AS it is reasonable to suppose hcd=cs are
most needed where timber is scarce, and
pos.-and rail fences mostly in use which
occupy little width, it would seem expo
dient to amend the law so as to allow five
feet of road to be occupied. Some such
alteration Is needed not only in view of
the present unfortunate condition .. af-
fairs, the increasing difficulty Of hiring
labor and Obtaining the means to pay
for il, but also by reason Of the liability
at all times Of unavoidable d,rAng Mcnt
happening t" the plans Of cvly farmer,
and consequent delay in their cX' cution.
A post and rail i,.nc" at best unprrtita
bie, must be still more 50 il no, allow, d
to stand Ion. rn"u.h to triiiiI the Dr. iIn
t"r wh,cI. it WAS built.
\ more ,cv,nn cal and permanent syS
'cm Of fencing w"nid u, Gur>ton"bly
very soon increase the wealth Of tins
county two fold
According I" the estimates o:our most
rra"i';b.r au h"ri,i 5. >upro,trl hr Jos
ttIyr statistical facts. TIE most cu.rl, pru
ducii'n> OF human industry III lhc Tut
ID States. ave III. co!n,nun {, uccS which
ividc he fields from the iichwayS aud
-,roratr them from each other Whcr
r"1"rnr'd wiki tie "utIas for those un-
pretending I""nutn,' 'rs ui ant, uur cities
anu "ur Iuw',S. with al ticir wealth ar,.
left Tar behind. f'om an equally III
thvniir source il as been rarn,d ,i:t
the fences t Ice nit, i S;a'y> cu>i N, +,
than twenty times thr Amount O: all IT,,
specie that is in them If thc accurnc,
# this estimate be admit. d iu regard rn
The United States. its cor'ccir"Ss as T."
the State If Iowa nr,d not be disputed
especially by those whr have been la',',
N quest Of specie whcrcwi,h to pay ,hei,
tax
have seen in the old world Ecdu.
If b ech aud h: wthorne, a good fcrc.
mp al the age Of one hundred N d fn,
years. and doubt not 'h;it "qu"ly saris
tact"ry results can be attain, 4 here hy
proper care aud perseverance,. although
nr experience may be for time rathc,
il>c"uragjng
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\! VERrISNEST O." An HONEST
III NSElI.ER.

FrieaHS AMI Nri h.r,<: llav,u. iust
opened II cvn,lno,iI"u. shop for the sale Of
the "E->rncc OF +, ruiti"n, | embrace
this "a, ' opportunity Of intnrinin. ,"u
that CA S,tulav *, >hati commerce
the business Of manufacturing drurkardS,
r.Gptr> aud hr;'rnrS. tur >"h'r, industrious
ana ''>trc'ahr l"r,ions ot oar commun-
It! 80 support
| shat. deaf IL familiar spirits" which
viii excite ne t" deeds If riot. robbery
and br"G; aud ~ 50 iniu. diminish the
cnn,io'te. Increase the 'Xpct>cs, nni Ell
dang / the We are "t thr cnlu,uunity
| VIII Unu,lt,kr AT short notice, Tor a
small SUM aua wi'' great ,Xpeliinn, T."
vrrpar" vNctir ; t1r the nS, lums, tlr
poor h"u>, the prisons and the gaiows
| Will furnish an ;rtlcl, which viii in--
crrn-e th' aui"unt OF fatal accident, mul
tiliy tI' uumh,r Of distressing diseases,
and renh those which are colnporA1iyelv
han 'mic>-, nniigrnn, and incuroblc
>AaiI deal j" dru-'s wncn Will de.
prve some Of life" ,nany Of reason. mos,
Of property and all "f peace, which will
cause husbands So l"c"re iirnl-, wives
w'""">, rh'!'ren orphans, and all men
diraut>.
WIFI cause ''' ''>'"; gene 'at'oh I"
S'"" u? !" '-h''""'' ana vice. """ prov"
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w. ''''''' "'''' '''' ''' 80, "'.' c"'>'
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aud virgins their prize, less innoccn"c
"''' corrupt INC "''"' '''S u 'c''-
-'on' "',''nr' '"e l"'e''ss "a s"~P''
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'"''h> "' '""'"G :" 10 the '"iiest
l"e-' !" 'E''''.
Ny drn"N"ry l. "''"Irah'y located on
Ia, :''"tIoh ''i""t. II r h""''y alley, "nd
I, BAT short t'>'nnc" ir,n lie CauO.lH-
h."i, tie hr"'h"i, the ia)i, tHc insane
H>NIHn' the prison aud the @a'lo~s.
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AT the New Years soiree Of the
President, Mrs. Lincoln wore a lace
shawl. presented to her by AT Stewart
OF New York, which cost twenty-five
hundred dollars.
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NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.

CORNER OF 4fh x Iowa SIS. DAvENrokT Iowa
s- DAVIS & SONS, PnorRIrroKs.
y @WEE ON M\IBUSE> to and from IN, CANS
Pr,,..oe oe Tor stages leaving fer lie Claire
30. lyons, De Witt. Mauuoketa and Ana.
1o-". rare. One Dollar per day. In4Gl
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< IGVT DRAFTS On NEW YORK CAN ii.
/ had Of the Srh.urhc. in sums t. suit pnr
rhDsers. Certificates of deposit and Drafts on
Eastern cities cashel. American gold furnish.
ed at a snail premium.
~ D.,ire over lioltslanicr's stnr'.
WV, II, It l|illIn
Tip,on. Iowa: July i-t l-60.
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TiDtOn Tallylcry.

". 4 J. }. DAIRY wouii aunrunc' to the
pubic that they are prerared to TAN i.EATil-
ER tor customers on the shares. or for pay
me highest cash price will be paid tor hides.
we nave II +e assprtmrne OF Leather on hand
which we will sell low for CASH or exchange i,
for hides.
Upton. August 30. 1860
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90 -, T. MAHONY a BRO.
L A | l. q i} 6

hNE door below Myers Hardware store -,
work entrusted to our care vii, no att.,
~ promptly. made in the latest fashion ns And wsr
sAnted to give entire satisfaction. Charges ress.
ooable. Give us a call.
Upton, March ". 1850. Iltf
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DIR. T.. +. SMITH,

HEArIsr. 0ilicc. weSt side Of ipSSS%S3S
~ Cedar street, nearly opposite 'lIIID
the conrt house.
Upton, Nov -, lAGl
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, and Genera Cot.
81 tee ing Agent. DTi,c in the basement # the
trlri House. fIrTo% iowa. | r21. .'tll
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SyI.yAEIrS YATES.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, TIrT"N Iowa.
VVylI.I. prompt, attend to all hs'nes> in
w tr,,a'ed to his care. Particular attention
paid to col"c.i'ns. ln4'I
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MI. TUI.LOSs, ID. u. :.

rFFICE west side of Clinton street.
between Washington and College, ySftvse3
IOWA CITY, IOWA. Also will visit Ai'
Upton, professionally, two or three times per
annum. Ts:92l
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-Ex President Tyler died a. Rich.
mond on Frid'y night, 18th inst, aitera
very brief illness.
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Pixies Pe0k

TT ". HALL. having re.u~n"i tro Pixies
J . Peak l. now nrcrareh 10 10 any and ALI
KINDS OF CboPEl'lNG and Eep,i,ing, ut his
shnI. south of the Jail.
Upton. October 18th. lS6O: 7.43m3
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NnnNfacturcr and teUIcr In
HA ID u /. ES, ia RN T. $ =,
BUGGY TRIM MiNGS. &C.,
West Of the Court House Sqaare. TirTnS low.
NOTICE

rs hereby given that AL X ROBERTSON has
i re-opencd his
ME AT M a RK EFT
At the old stand. North oi the CONT house in
Upton. wbrre he intends TO supply he hes,
meat III Cesar caRntr. at reasonable rate. FOR
CASH. AZ he bays ncevrs on the same terms.
Upton. sept 5th. l~6l-3m
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&. X :stt>t';,
g.. =. iScN. X.

4 TToRNtY AID ca! N~!il.rn. Az MOS
~ Jones county, iowa. - ll:l,
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I'll YSIC1 y AN y 50 HG t. ED\
ofire, at his residence. on Cedar street
Upton, !urr. l.. ISIS. nGi'f
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NIcSVEEN l. BASS,

A TTORNElS Il COuNSELlnRS AT Law,
~ LAND AND CoLLECTING AGENTS, Sc..
TiPrnS. Iowa
OrrIcE- PostUEice Building opposite the
Court House.
n U-Ne.srs MrS. & r. will pay t''c strlctest
attention TO every branch Of their profession
R:rHRENCES: Grant 4 >mih. Cook H prnry,
Dawson 4 True Lane skinner, and Hon.
Judge Dillon. Davenport. l6:2"I
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News f0ln Mexico.

Virginia Grove. Jan. .. CO.
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THE WILTON HOUSE,

nPPOSiTE THE RAILROAD DKror. WILTON.
~ IOWA. +. MrELsoy. Proprietor Satisfa
G,n guaranteed in all case. Hacks leave foi
Upton, Onion Grove, an ether points. daily
Wilton. january l>t. lN'.l-~:l
J. r M U X,
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TURNER l. CUE.

A TTORNEYS Ar LAW, AND GENERAL Cot
~ lrcrlNG AGENTS, TIrTON. Iowa. ONCE,
oy er the store of }. q. SCHMrCKER co.
Upton. July "a, 1861.
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J. n. LONG d ". &. DO DDEE.
fhgsiCsasaS and Surgeons.
EXCHANGE: OFFICE.

cedar ii!n:i-. Covers Errly.t
March lI;h i~in
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" ASlIlNGT0%. Jan
The following orders received frcm
the War Department ar" laollshcd to
the army:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-14

c,.cu WEATHER. r.-We have been visited for the
,rool inst mast. with little the tallest June wea-
tbcr ever experienced in these mountains 1t be-
con LAST Sunday afternoon with gentle Spring
shower. Late on Sunday night it came IN the
s,ona Of hail storm-the most terrific ever
I,o,rn in this section. Shrubbery and yegeta-
ll.. were leveled TO the ground, and fruit looks
os thouoh il had suffered an attack of small poN
and the crop will be much injured IN consequence
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday ,he Wc".nrI ,,
,ras di.acrecaby cold. and on Thursday it ralned
almost necessarily. The crops will be much ben
Gifted by this last weather demonstrations 0uch
n rain is unusual for this season OF the year.
THE 4ru.-The programme Of arrangements
for the Observance Of the approaching National
anniversary. is necessarily delayed until next
week. the committees having not yet reported
The Trinity Guard and Gymnastc Club propose
TO unite IN the celebration and Ball. Where is
the Fire Company and Happy Jacks squad
of marines If the dayis to be celebrated 90 u
in STYLE. Remember how nicely everything went
Off last year. The Fireworks committee is refer
red TO the advertisement OF o. +. Glin ~ Bro"
in another column.
4 THE STRAWBERRY PARTY Everybody who
went to Felters party on Wednesday night, say
they had a good time. The number OF ladies in
attendance was as great as that Of the other sex,
which in thi. latitude is rather unusual thing.
Ninety tickets were sold Strawberries were new
er 50 plenty or SO delicious, and all agree IN say
ing that Mr.. Felter aud lady let no opportunity
pass which could aid toward the comfort and
Qualification of their guests
UoMEwARD BouND-II J. Seaman and family
Mrs Jno. \. Watson and J. s. Luckenbach, left
for the East last Saturday morning. They &C
intending never to return. 1t is painful at any
time to part with good citizens and neighbors
but in this case peculiarly so. Peace and happi-
ness attend them, wherever their lots may be
cast is the prayer Of many true-Iearted friends
left behind.
The remains Of "o old Sam were followed tC
the grave by large concourse Of citizens last
Friday. Many of those who weat had known
Sam since his arrival in Wcavervillp, and many
we know notwithstanding past short comings, re-
GREETED to see him lowered to his iual rest.
THE mountains north and east Of town present
wutry aspect for the middle OF June. There
is more snow on Bally" and the Smarts ForE
peaks, than ever before on the first day Of May
The miners in high diggings are glad to see it
while those who have claims in the river pray
that it may speedily evaporate.
GREEN PEAS. The first Of the season, OF homC
growth, were received on Thursday, from th'
garden of J. N. Fisher, North Fork Mr.. Fisher
writes That his fruit orchard look. finely plum
and uectarinps, especially. We thank Mr.. Fisher
for remembering us.
Wiz notice by the lrcka papers that Walto
Rclmrr, son Of Mrs. S. d. Nreidar formerly o.
Woageryillo, died at that place few days ago.
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Republican Central Committee.

WEAyERyrLTE, June Z, 1862
The Trinity County Republican Central Com
mittee met and organized by clccting Q. Fox,
chairman. The chairman stated the object Of the
meeting to be the appointing Of five delegates to
the Union Republican State Convention, called TO
meet at Sacramento, June II, 1862. The following
gentlemen were unanimously chosen delegates :
Indian Creek, H. j. Howe, 0. II. p. Norcross
and b. Block, Weaveryiile, A resolution was
adopted authorizing the President aud Secretary
of the Central Committee. to call "A County
Convention whenever they deem it necessary,
without first calling together the Central Com
mttee. The committee then adjourned.
Is. BLOCK. Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-14

TT TRoo."-Somc Of the leading southern
Unionisis say things which must be terribly rack
ing to the nerves Of their secession -sympatbizing
brethren in this State. A greater truth luan the
following, uttered by Colonel Leonidas Netcalfe,
in a speech delivered at Carlisle, Nicholas eoun-
ty, KY, never appeared in print
"lf you look at things with common sense you
are an aboliIionist 1t is time we put stop TO
these insults. They cannot listen to reason. The
only thing you can beat common sense into them
with is green sycamore club that will not
bounce or bullet. A few WHOLESOME truths
may be bitter but nevertheless true. The accu-
sation is. very common that the North favors
Now. to tel the truth. and
shame old Nick, it is practiced to fearful eX-
tent throughout the South and Kentucky. GO
into any Of our towns and see the different shades
n,Iors
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r4s- Dr.. nOslelter's Stomach Biliers should

be in The possession Of everybody ia the mining
region. AS a preventive of various dangerous
diseases to which the gold seeker is liable, it has
no superior. While it is quite palatable, even as
beverage, it is speedy and powerful in its ef-
iectS upon the system. In all cases OF Diarrhma
Dysentery, and the prevailing revcrs consequent
upon exposure, the Bitters will be found invalu-
able as corrective. No mau should enter upon
the exposed camp life Of miner without being
provided with liostettcr's preventive Of stomach
disease, nor should any Of those who are now en-
gagged IN the occupation, fail to have recourse to
'he b"ieis. Sold by all Druggists aad dealers
everywhere. Z2G.
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Tie Old Home.

There's scarce fceiing hour goes by,
And not single day,
But something, heard or seen, recalls
The Home that's far away.
The swallows twitter in the morn.
The thrnsh's carly lay,
Ne'er fails to bring remembrance oi
The Home that's far away.
The joyous shout and merry laugh
OF children, when at play
Remind us Of the brothers left
At Home, far, far away.
Each bursting bud. each tiny flower
That blooms beside the way,
In gentle accents whispers Of
The Home that's far away.
Each snow fake, falling to the earth,
When winter holds his sway,
Recalls the merry Christmas times
At Home, far, far away.
love the little linnets song
So musical, so gay
Not less | loved it when a boy
At Home, far, far away.
I've seen kind old mother kneel
Beside her child, and pray;
And then We thought Of 0ne, like her,
AT Home, far, far away
June. 1852. j. "
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TJ

TUE OUTSTANDING DEMANDS of the un.
i dcrsigucd in Trinity county, have been plae-
ed in the hand, Of T.. Welendorlf. at the Weaver
Vile Drug Store, with full power TO receipt aud
cancel accounts. IL. j. SEAMAN.
Weavervillc, June G, 1862 22Si.
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Sunday, july 9th
-ERSK1AoVaI 2
JOSEPH CRAIG
DISSOLUTION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that no o.
T. partnership heretofore existing balw"rn ,"q CO.
H. IT, Eee nIoo ana oJ. D. W. Philips is this day d,.oived ed
tinued at the old stand at North rol. H.. o5 con-
derSigned. ! W pIii,II{r JIr WE, un-
North Fork, May -, 1862. ''''.Iia 5io, ~
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a. DO You want "a

GOOD FIGARO" CIGAR? 1t can be had
at GREENEWALD'S New Orleans Bar build
ing Main street, 22.
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ECIE TCEy

ERESI AND PURE FROM TIE SUMMIT
L of "Old Baly," for sale in large or sni w. !, i
quantities, at reasonable rates. small
Depot-MOUATAIN MARKET-head Of Main
street. + W ia" I|t W. r,,dil nam
Weayeryille, June 5, 1862, 9ilr ,I','
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-14

OBrrrARY.-tt is paaul duty. at any 'mo
to chronicle the death Of good and honorl cit
izcn. Mr. Louis Schuabcl died on the morning
Of June l2Jh. after lingering illness Of many
months. lie was born in 1926, in the city 81 Pc
nig Kingdom Of SaXony and emgratcd ~ Bis
State in 1850 from Phiiado lphia, where De .a. a
brother residing.
Mr. Schnabcl was the true type OF goodao. and
honesty he was honored for the noble sentiments
of his heart, and his untimely death is tn" more
melancholy since it was FASTENED by iujui., re-
cevcd many months ago by the up,ettiug OF the
North Fork stage, which coupled with hald.bps
endured during twelve years Of mining life, con-
spircd to call him to an carly grave.
Why S Wa e9amaHit&u a il u ataaHrtt{pfa ataa {pfadt dt11d #
such worth, virtue, kindness and friendship, SIS
Mr. Schuabcl? His company was always in.lue-
tive and cncouaeing aud bis memory VIII DE-
held dear by a host Of ieuGs in this State
Peace TO bis ashes. d. s.
In Wcaverville. june 18Th, JAMES Lyol-. d
native Of Brooke county, Yirgiuia, aged 21
years.
The friends and acquantances Of the deceased
are requested to attend his funeral to-day (Sat-
urday) at 10 o'clock. a. m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-14

7. R.-Two exhibitors of the manly art of
knock one another down." named Daley and
Davis, had So round mill" at Port Wine. ST.
ezra county, May 3lst. Davis was the victor
Winning $1,000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-14

C4NnIDArEs.- The S. L. Spirit Of the Times an
nouncgs as candidates for U. S. SENATOR NJ. s..
Latham, Sacramento; d. D. Cotton, San Fran
cisco. J. W. McCorklc, Butte; r. I. Spraguc,
Shasta; John Conness, El Dorado Eugene Cas-
scrly, San Francisco and John G Downey, Los
Angees-on the Democratic side, On the Re
publican there are l.. Stanford, Sacramento
Ira =. Rankin, San Francisco j. C. BiIdseye,
Nevada J. Mem. Shafter, San Francisco; r. G..
Phelps, San Mateo Is. W. Hathaway, San Fran
cisco L. NJ. Pixley, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-14

The OVERLAND MAIL From this day forth
all tho letter mail goes the overland route daily
Sacramento Be-, OH,
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Died

Ia Wcavcrville, June l2th, Of typhoid fever
LOUIS ScuNABEL, native of Icng, SaJIy
aged 3G years and months.
.1sa- San Francisco and Philadelphia papers
please copy.
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Jet black, buff and brown.
Mongrel puppy, whelp and hound.

But we will not speak loud on this Somebody
might be listening. You can know every traitor
in the land rs plainly as you can your bog, by
the ear marks. They have password by which
you can know them as well in the night ii, To- the
day timc-that word is Aboltionisis. This is
the sum total Of all their arguments"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-14

Big DlsGusr-The editor Of the San lose
Tri5uHe Is sdisgustcd with the telegraph, b.cuse
it brings so much news OF Federal succeas.s.-
He is anxious to hear Of rebel victories.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-14

WM. B. AsToR, OF New York, is said to be
worth $25, 100000 and his daily income is $4,000,
yet he gets only his board and clothes. We have
his word for ii, if the following be true:
1t is said that certain person once fclicitated
Mr. Astor on his wealth. Pointing to his piles
of bonds, maps etc. the capitalist replied -
" How would you like to manage ali these mat
ters for your board and clothes ?" The man
domurred TO the idea. Sir said AstOr, at is
oil get ~
FOLLOWING THE Ex4MpLE.-B Bcauregard has
finally discovered that it is dangerous to have
newspaper correspondents within his lines, aud
has ordered them not to come within twenty-fv
miles Of his army. SO says the Mobile NttOS Of
May Zlst. The next thing that we shall hear Of
is that some go ahead Yankee correspondent
has been up making balloon reconnaissance.
OREGON ELEcuoN.-T secessionists Of our
sister State were totally routed at the late cleo
ton. Worst Of all, the secession candidate for
Governor runs behind the rest of the ticket
Mcbride, the Union candidate for Congress, had
26l majority in the city of Portland, aud Gibbs,
ior Governor, BIG majority. Good bye to Stark.
DoINGs OF THE MISSISSIPPI FLorILA-A dis
patch received last Saturday evening, announced
the passage Of Fort Randolph, by the dotla, en-
route for Memphis. The Stars and Stripes float
ed over Fort Pillow, and Fort Wright had been
abandoned. The lower Confederacy is weaken.
ing.
AMONG the letters found by our soldiers in the
rebel camp at Roanoke Island, was one from
young lady in the South to her lover in the rebel
army, 10 which she says: 81 hope we shall see
each other again here but if we do not. hope
We shall meet in heaven tchere there acW be no
Ydnhees."
P.R.-Two exhibitors of the manly art of
knock one another down. named Daley and
Davis, had a 50 round mill at Port Wine, ST.
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Ok DRWERS Ho o!-John Anderson. county
Clerk Of Shasta county, has invested his money
in fine, fat. strong working Oxen, and has two
yoke better than the rest, that he wishes to sell
IN Trinity. An opportunity for some one to ret
a good bafgain. if applied for immediatelY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-14

VIZ notice by the lrcka papers that Walter
RoAmrs, son Of Mrs. S. d. Nreidor. formerly Of
Woageryille, died at that place fev days ago.