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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-03
/. b OIL DER,
M A'TE-RI A Is

The Undersigned would respectfully call Il.
attertism Of the Public tn their. :large assert
,nril ef DOORS. CLIMBS, SASH Door
FRAMES, HINDOW FRAMES. W.3SH-
BOARDS; CASINOS, M0JTtf,fN0S. MN
TLES, AMI every description Of House Build.
ing materials, which, they have constantly on
hand, and Which they can furnish at the shor,
est notice.
They are also prepared to furnish Mt the
shortest notice FRAME WORK for
Country Houses. Cot:agrA. and Suburban
Residences, according t" any. plan or design.
all ready fitted to Ice put up on their prnpos-
ed sites.
Farmers and Others, DESTROYS OF building
in lire cvsss.try, would find thrir nd yantas &c
by giving us a call before Purchasing else-
where. as we are fully prepared TO execute
work on the MIST reasonable terms. A.d the
advantages, wlfirh We offer il preparing all
the materials that may be necessary i'm con-
structing a house, will be found to save the
Builder great deal u vexa,ious delay and
expense.
AI' All orders lef, at their Office or ad-
dressed to them by mail will meet with
pronip and satisfactory attention.
MACGliLIN 4 JOHNSON,
Steam Planning Mil and Sash Factory,
East Fails Avenue, near Pratt Street Bridge
Warehouse No. SO. Pratt street,
Next door to Penn & Mitchell, Bait Md
April 10th, lS60-ly.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NoTfCE is her,I,y si.ea that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the OSPsans Cour.
Of ST. Mdry's county in. Maryland
letters Of administration on the persona
estate CT JOHN YLOR, late Of
sad enuniy, deceased. All persons having
claims against tie hid deceased: are hershr
warned 9" exhibn the same wiih The prnrer
r"uehes ihereof. 80 the xuhsrriber, nn or b-fars
The Is day If 5uiy, ls6., oiiserwise they mar
he excluded by Lave from ali benefit of the ssi3
estate Given un.er my hand ,his 18th da,
of January, 1859.
JAMES RI. Alley,
Administrator
Jan. 10Th, lsSa-4w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-03
TURESHI.NG MACHINES.

4 have for sale the Peison Triple Geared
Horse .Po,rcr aud W. w. Dingee & Cor
irou Thrssher, ,rith Reroiring Strar Ca,rt:er.
The machine is warranted to render satisfac-
ton to all purchasers. The price of 8 horse.
power. 30 inch Thrcsher and Straw-Carrer
delivered at any wharf in ST. Alary's eoua,y,
is $lS5.
Farmers are invited 10 call at my Store in
Leonard Town aud examine this Thresher.
f.. LEO. SpALDISG.
June 28tn, ls60-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-03
NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby forewarned from
"A negotiating. purchasing, "r having any
thing to do with promi>s"ry NOTE, drawn
by Il. N: ABELL in favor Of q l.. Wise for
ia" s''m Of twenty-five collars. dated in Au-
z'ist "r September, 1861. Said nnte was
placed in the hands "f W. G. Miller fr safe
keeping, and has been LIST ar misplaced.
GEORGE y. WISE.
Feb. Goth, 1852.
Marcel. 18th, 1SG2--4w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-03
A CARD.

nOCTOR GCSTAvCS CANTER. having
- located himself in Charlotte Hall respect.
nIly offers lis professional services to the pull
lie. His Office is tina. formerly occupied ~
DR.. j. F. Shaw, where he can always It..
found except when prnfc-,inal, "i,5.,e.h
RKFEnEscE.--Samn-l Chew, NJ. u. Tv..
'esshr Of Principles and Frarrire or:slcdicine
in the University "f Maryland.
March eth lsCl-lOm
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-03

RAN AWAY from the subscriber. living
= near the village Of Chaptico, a lew days
stree. FIRE negro boy named HENRY
JONES, wh'se time ! recently bought OF c.
c. Baily. learn sha, he is i'm the bower part
OF the c"nu'y. probably lurking about ,Iu,l:tnd
she property Of II. G. :. Kew. where he has
relations. All persons are fo,cwarnr,i against
harl"Fing ar employing sail negro boy. lie
is rather black. s,"ol'. goul deal ard has AZ,
awkward way al expressing himself Flo i-
ato". 20 years + age. had on when he left a
g"n' sui, ii rl'rhes Of white full cln,,, ard =
black hat. ! ~ill give the above reward f..
his apprehension AID delivery tn me.
JOHN a. BURROUGHS.
Jan 9th, lSso-3w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-03
NOTICE.

"A LII persons indebted 10 ne f,r taxes fer
a this year will please come forward an!
sIttle the same to ne, or CAPT. J. j. Alis,n,
IN thirty days. Ii n", settled ia thirty days
sr'n, date, shall le compelled through re-
ccsslty 10 cnilc,t hy law.
GEO. d. BOIIANAN.
:, Cvl of 2ud. Dist.
Nov. 2Is,. lssI--.f.
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MEeR NOTICE,

ntkSS & SLOAN return their sincere
- thanks to the Farmers for their !ihcIaI
patronage f"r the year part, Their -'o, J.
LUMBER is larger III. n ever and Ltcr p
sorted; End &C arc Determined trrri.r -.
inducements to cash buyers. App,> a, III"
corner ct i,utaw an'! Grln,an stn .ts or at ~
Light street Wharf.
BURNS & SLOAN.
',:irL.lc, .ii
FEB end, IsLo-
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vi ARGE WHOLESALE AND
H. RETAIL STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER. DRTGOODS,

iii ARGE WHOLESALE AND
IL RETAIL STOCK or
FALL AND WINTER DRTGOODS,
FOR CASH ONLY.
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
Nos. 100, col and 203 Baltimore street,
BALTIMORE,
Have now in store, aud are constantly
adding thereto. large and varied stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
embracing articles from the lowest to the
highest price, in every department Of the
trade. :
Would call particular attention to their
stock of Goods for farmers and planters
Use. such as 3-4 and Ga Pulled Cloth;
Pcnitcu,iary Plaid I.inseys and Cottons
Servants Blankets: heavy Bleaclcd and
Brown Co,tons; Osnahurgs; Canton ana
Wool Flannels, and indeed every thing re-
qurcd by an individual. family, or for SER
wants use.
IMPORTING AND PURCHASING
ION the most advantageous TERMS" and
SELLING FOR CASH ONLY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
ne are enabled to mark our goods at such
prices as will make il the interest of all to
deal with u.s. An examination of our
stock BY persons visiting Baltimore to make
purchases is invited.
Sept. 10Th, 1561--6w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-03
COLLECTORS Notice,

A IL. p~r<"us indebted to me for the year
"A 1851 ar State ard County Taxes will
please c. the forward ard settle the .ame ly
the lo'h ri April next. II not, ! shall pro-
Coed I" collect them a,ror,lng TO law.
G. $. THOMPSON,
Collv.t.s 4tl Dis.
March 9th 1852 I'd
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-03
FOR SHERIFF..

FOR SHERIFF..
PHILIP n. DORSEY. thankful To Is.
friends and the rnbllc f,r The support lac rr.
ce.ved at the late election o.srrs Eimself again
as candidate for Sheriff and .solirs is ..ie vo;.s
Of his feliow-ciuzeHs OF d. Mary's county at
,he next elec,ioa.
Nov. 2ls', 1861.
HARRISON EDWARDS. o srs himself
to the soters Of St. Mays County rs a can
didaae for Sheriff At The next e.rct,oa
Nov. 2lsi, 1851.
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND
NOTICE..

IsHk and.ssansl Ira~iuss rsrri nh a large
= s"pr'y 2" Of l4"!ie' r.AsrY aea BALL
White and Colored Tarletons,
Ladies' whitc Md Slippers
Ladies White Kid G!.ves. &c: sc.
Also. =, -:
GENTS White Kid Cloves.
Gents Fancy Neck Ties,
Gents Fine Shirts. a,.S G'llsrs. 81. g..
f.. LILO. SPALDtNG.
Ieynard. Town.
January sr'', isGI-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-03
CvERsEkR WANTED.

H>lE n"dtr,ien ''-.irp> {, .rnplov, imme,:i-
a'"tv. '.M'n ON EkSI:ER for hi.
farm j" AiedIc.'s ksrk. Address
20 Il. MAl,DOX,
Letaard Town r q
A.rL 9Th. isG2-,f
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-03

LUMBER!
SHIEGLES.:
FLOHING, sc.
I'VE invite the attention Of our friends al
Consumers, generally. ia st. Mays an
at!csnfg counties rs our extensive assoc, n,,,.
OF seasoned BtI-pLEG MATERIALS.
+ All parties contemplating tle,. erection
Dwe!!ir.- =, Barnes, Sc. will find i, grcatIy
thsiF. advantage To give us a emil. as' NC ear
ses6at lowest rates Tor cash or Negotiable pan
prraq.,
;Rsers, Frames. Sash, &C., FURNISHED a,
Mill prices
Orders filled for Bricks. Lime, Hair, Nai,.,
NJ Wharfage charged On vessels receiving
Lumber fran our Yard.
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN, & CO.,
. West side Union D.rk,
I - Norfolk Boat " harf
March 23tL:. 1SG0-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-03
n o TICE.

40 TICE.
f. LEO SPALDING returns his thanks 10
his hnmeron. customers for the liberal patron.
age hr has received from t.cm, and pledges
himself t" A.cp CHOICE STOCK OF
GOODS always "n hand, which will be sold
very 10" I''r Cash or its equivalent.
T.. LEO SpALDIEG,
Apri! 2sd, leGo
April 5,l., lsgO-Iv
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-03
DISSOLUTION OF
CO-P.ARTNERSIIIp.

LEONARD Tnwx.
Jan. let. lSG2
'l'HE co PARTNERSHIP terr,ct.re es-
i.i'ns IN the Cigar Mandatory of Mr.
gan. Jamsse-a L. Co.. Is s,.is day d.s lives: q H..
mutual c'a'ss's by the undersigned, partners
III mhreAt. All penAoBs indebted to the fir,r.
viii iiease r-,iie viii, Il A. Jai.liso,,. v 40 in
authorized % rcecip, in full
j, FELIX MORGAN,
r. A. JAMESON.
Jan. OH, lsGe-2.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-03
j. Y. WILKINSON.
GROCER & Commission
III t. II G Isl A N T,
No. l22 Dugan's Wharf,
BALTIMORE.

KEEPS constantly on hand large assor.-
nen: ofSCfERIOR FAMILY GROCERIES,
Prcign and Domestic Liquors, Tobacco, Sc
CARS, &c, which will he solid. Wholesale or re-
tail. at the loves narkc. prizes.
COUNTRY PRODUCE, cf nj kinds, sold
an commission. and special alteration paid to-
the sale of TOBACCO. WHEAT and other
GRAINS. Commissions a: all kinds execu-
teal promptly, with the strictest regard to the
interest Of the ccn.igLee.
Public patronage is most respectfully soli-
cited.
Feb. 9th. lSG2-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-03
STRING GOODS.

4 large supply OF uowa,d DHck. r.n.i-
IA Tertiary i'iaids. &c. just receiv.d aud
scr sale hy
3. LEO. sPALDINd
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-03
$40 REWARD,


STOLES from, MY stables .j,r .H,iIe.'s
~ Neck. lear Leonard Town. ~ Well!.---
dav the 1871. Instant. a Lish, S.rol ~ ~,
wi,h faxed name and tail n,.hurr. .il... i az,
ly built ard alb u IL Years u a;.c. | has.
been informed that an an::mai. ansa,ii. 10
the ab"ve description. was r,i.!t.. ,.:s. Lll..r-
!o.'c Hall on 81. i4th. by a rcsry .l,,n, az
from his description. arm sa!i.fc! -; i"
the party that ,.olc the male rom r., s,ai..
The n-gro II lp.t in"hr- i. hc;.ti. lila
faced, Of a dark ch~>nu: colo, :i.. .ai,...., 40
years "f age. lie represented l;ffiitfti.'l. m!".
IN nay neshrs'rh Apd. to he fr.",' i.;it
earned since his .!spasss... i.a j..:i- snr
IL I've a rnnnway .i.ve Ahl i,...l.,.i. -.
mare with view. of' r,a.iir. =. ..lii...
some o,c of lie Fcder,. cAcrn sh.,
Charles tNnty. will gaze ,i.c an
ward Cor tire delivery "f the si.lcr .
Or liberal C. m,:r.Asr.'- or iafurni.i-,
Wig to ircr " n.ssa hDHf..
EDWARD DOW\S,
LeUna'd '..w!. =. 1
Nov. 2ia. :lsei-.E ~.., -
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-03
COLLECTORS HOTICl.

DERsONs owing me Taxes for
IL 1889 are requested to pay before or
during Court. Those failing, will have
their property advertised. -
JOHN G.. COMBS,
Late Collector.
March 9th, 1S62-,f. y.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NoTiCEis hereby given tina, the snls eri-
~ hers have obtained from the Orphans
Court o. St. Nary county in Maryland, let.
tiers "f administration On the prrsosal estate
Of Perry Co nh-, late Of sand county, de
ceased. All persons having CLAIMS against the
said de-sased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit che
same with the proper vouches thereof, TO the
saLscr,hers On OF before the ist If October.
1e62. otker~!.e hey a.ay be excluded by
Law from all benefit OF the said estate. Given
under our hands this eth day Of March
1859.
HARRIET p. COMBS,
q. NJ. BOHANAN,
Administrators.
Mar-h 9th, 1892 iw.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-03
WANIED. 4

WANTED TEAcEERl a. sprsuns Al !.
w ScA"ol No. . ksr lie wear issz. i.
must herapalae of teseain& al nsusA Isnsli,,
brancler and b. .cf g~od m.rs sxe.er.-
Tc.clrr 1t middle or advanced aee PRE-
letrel. Kidarers. -
JANIS +, LANCI.ET..
:. JOHN H.. H0f. MES,
WM. MCKAY.
JOSEPH EiCnARDsGE.
-, S. h.issts' r. o
Jan. 30,h, fs62-i;.
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NOTICE.
FOf THE PATLXENT RIVER
FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POIST

<ENH on AMI after WE'D
Ia AESpAI, Jan. 2ola.
IS = the Ste: ner P.a,.-
a1s1s0 ter will leave her wharf
every WEDNESDAY MORNING a. hal,
past Elk ocieck for the ra,uxent River. r..
turning. will lsave Hills Landing over,
Friday morning ~, Benedict. leaving BE. e.
dict every Saiurla, morning at 6 "'eio,k hs
Ral;imre. Calling at all tue usual landings
an the River, also at riuni Pant urd r -ir
ila-ca. going aud returning.
N. L. WEEMS.
Jan. 30th. lsG2-tf
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PROFESSIONAL.

HR. CHARLES COMBS. having -
~ Gated h!nsc!f Ct nc (; /, +. ! r
N l. l. 70. the purpose Of -rr.c.isi,
hiA profession eau always hc, itslnt at tie
residence Of j J. Alletan. E+l., when Lv.
Professionally engaged.
Jan. 2ud, ISG2-if.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29
TRINITY JOURNAL.
Weaverville, Saturday, Nov. 20, 1862

Coop LETTER FROM Col. MuLLiGAN. - Col.
Muligan addresses from his post in Virginia the
following letter to Rev. D. Dune, of Chicago,
which explains iself
Ny DEAR FATHER DUNE - BY the Chicago
papers of to-day, notice your promotion to the
Colonrlcy of the Dunno Legion" | bid you
welcome to the new vocation. | hail yonr con
version from the bIeviary to the bayOnpt from
the canon law to the law of cannons: from
taking heaven by violence" to taking towns 10y
storm. 1t is meet and inst Your biography
will need a stirring chapter. Your history is too
full Of this " vale of tears - this martyrd"m of
parishes this lean look of Lent how splendid
will chapter read with the captain, " Arma
V,rumque Cino."
need not tell you, Father Dunno, how init
matey in all ecclesiastical history, ST. Peter and
saltpptre are blended, Shedding luStre upon many
a mirIe. The real orthodoxy of the time is not
"Gahan's sermons" but llardre's Tactics. Men
are saved now days by the doctrines of St
James, "by fire. aud are brought to that state
of grace by the apostolic blows and knocks" Of
Iluiibras. To be priest according to the Order
of Mrlchisrdcck is great thing, but TO be II
colonel according to the act OF Congress- is,
speaking mildly, bully"
But, joking aside, | have only moment before
going on dress parade | seriously hope our
good aud patriotic rtflrs to rouse our cOuutry-
mru to their duty may be crowned with lmme-
dae success Destroy this Govrrnm ut aud
what safety remains for our homes, what hnnors
in our history? In the past is the memory OF
greatness, in the future, anarchy, sell contempt
aud foreign scorn. Rather ddfe GU notC, pre-
serve the Government, vndcate its strength, aud
the republic passed through this crisis, viii stand
with such assured dignity aud tirmness, through
all the coming eniuries. that no Toe without, no
Judas within shall ever dare raise an armed
hand against her. And history shall place some
of this grand balance to the account of you aud
your Legion.
How little, dear father, did we dream in our
stud ut days, us we sal under your prof ssorshlp
| in The dear old halls of ST. Mary, that these
things should come upon us. Then we redd OF
revolutions, now "" fght them. think OF those
times often amld the duties of camps and the
labors aud dangers of the mirch, with relish
that liuhlens The Toll. Good bye. success 10
the "Dunne Legion" The IrIsb Brigade OF
Mulligan from the frlds 0 Virginia. bids IL Cod
speed rrcognIze among the OIL ~ many OF
my friends give Them my best regards, Your
pupil and friend. JAS a. MuLIAdAN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

War Is oUH COuNraY!-An Old soldier, in
appalling lately to his son TO go ami fight for
the government aud the Union, said
Perhaps you have never thought what your
country means. IL is all that surrounds you-all
that brought you up and fed you-all That you
have loved. This c0uutry that you See-theSe
houses, these trees--ths is your country The
laws which protect you, the bread whlch pays iof
your work, the words which you interchange win
Others the joy and grief which come 10 you from
lhe men and things among which you liVe-'hls
j. your country fhe lltte room where You US q
10 see your mother, The remembrance sue h'7
lelt you, The earth where she rests this - your
cnnnIry You it, you breathe u, every whefe'
Tniuk of yourself, OF yOur right-, and dnteS,
your affections and your want, your past dhd
your present blessings; write them all uhher u
sin gle uame-and that name wiz be y0uf country
We owe il all that we are, aud he who enjoys Tue
advantages vi having II tree cnultry, ahd does
not accept the burdens Of il. lorleits his honor
and il a h,d cltizn Do for your country what
YOU would do for your father aud mother Your
cuuntry is ia dagger"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29
.vile California Saturday. November 20. 1862
The Union.

Has our love all died out Have It's Sar grown codS
Has the curse at last which the Others loretod
Then nature must teach the strength OF the chain
That her petulent children would seses in vain
They may 6ght till the buzzards are nrgol with their
Spoil = uN
Till the harvest grows hlaek it rs's = s..sA
Till wolves and the c1tamounts troop their caves,
And the shark tracks the pirate the lord OF the
In vain is the strife When its fury Is past
Their fort uneS must flow in channel at last,
As the torrents that rush from the mountains of
Roll mingled in peace through the valleys below.
Oar Union is river lake ocean, and sky
Man breaks not the medal when God cuts the die
Though darkened with sulphur, though cven with steel
The blue arch will brighten, the waters will heall
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

DIr. L.. y. Fisher is our only authorized Agent
Francisco receive advertisements receipt tor
the same and transact business generally for the
TRINITY JOURNAL. Omce-No. l72 IL Washington street.
nearly opposite Magure's Opera House up stairs
SAGA mento City.-A. $. SMITH is our authorsst
agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements in at
city and receipt the Once l2l street, be-
tween 4th aud 9TH
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

PnuADrLrnGA.-Th Philadelphia Enquirer
says that since the commencement Of the war,
real estate in that city and suburbs has been bnt
slightly affected. Houses to let are said 20 be
extremely scarce, and rents are IS per cent high
er now than they were year ago. Buildings are
being erected as extensively rs ever and the
streets show no sign of grass"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

GwIN.-The devil has a mortgage ON him, but
we think when the time of settlement arrives,
the old cuss will manage to cheat his sanatic
rsiy.-.Hountaia .Hesseager
No. he won't; he would rather go to hell any.
how, to see Buchanan once more lie woudn' I
find any of his Old friends ia the other place.
VisuHa Delta.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

GEN. MEAGHER.-rhe Lrish AD.er,eaa denies
most positively, on first class authority, that
there was any truth in tue slandeT started by
correest tOndent ol u Cincnnati paper, that Gen.
Meagher was intoxicated on the field ol Autletam.
His horse was killed, aud when he TELL the Gen
eral Tell under, or was 50 injured by the pommei
of the saddle that he was insenslble for some
time Sacramento Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

TEMPERANCE LECTURER 49, Rev George B. Tay
lor, Grand Lecturer of the Sons of Temperance,
is now ecluring in the vicinity Of Sawyrr's Bar
klamath county, where his eloquent speeches
have been well received. He purposes vsit g
the different localities in Trinity county as soon
as DOssible.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

FRosrY RECEPrIoN-D. S. Terry, who killed
Senator Broderck, was called upon at recon-
struclion debauch, at Columbia Tuolumne coun.
ty, to make speech. When he arose somebody
proposed three cheers for him. Somebody else
proposed three cheers for the memory of the dead
Senator. They were given with IA will. Terry
had to leave the stand without making a speech.
Thus records II correspondent Of the San Fran
cisco Forming Journdt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

The carpets are being taken from the floors OF
pnblc aud private houses down III Dixie, to make
them iuto blankets for rebel soldiers. Governor
Vance, Of North Carolina, calls on all the people
TO give up their carpets tor This purpose. Que
hotel firm IA Mobile nas giVen all tue carpets in
their house. enough to make blankets for five
huudred men.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

Lynch LAw.-NeIson Scott David English and
Wm. Peoples, were hung at Lewiston, W. T., on
the night of the Slh inst, says dispatch to the
Union. They were highwaymen, and had robbed
several parlies-were caught aud the money
found on them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

INFERNAL TuRN-OUr.-A war correspondent
says Allow me to ask whether you have ever
heard a shell come from riaed gun and perIor-
ate the air in your vicinity, rcaderg NoF-then
sIeze the first opportunity OF hearing one, and
tell me ii you don't think il is winged coach
audiour coming to carry you bodily TO Tue
devil 7"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

IT may be an advantage to the rebel soldiers
that their breeches are for the most part 30 mnch
wOrn out as to show their shirts. Whenever they
gel tired Of fighting, thy have but to tara their
backs aud the Yankees will taucy they see ln-
Vulnerable flags OF truce.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29
Tur Tax LAVA dispatch dated Washington

THE TAX LAw.-A dlspaIch dated washington,
Oct. 80, has the annexed
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
decided that marr.age contracts come within tie
meaniug OF lhe hth clause OF the Excise law re.
lltug 10 forms aud certificates OF any other des-
cnptOa than those mentioned IN schedule B, aud
are therefore subject to ten cent stamp.
Also, that Owners oi planiug mills, receiving
lumber to he planed, dressed Or matched for
flooring by them, they merely charging their Gus
tOmers l0r their Labor upon The same, are not la-
Bile " tax undnr the law.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

A FoRGERY.-The Marysville Express publishes
pretended letter to Secretary Seward from his
nephew, taken from the Richmond Displtch. 1t
has been pronounced again aud again, iu the
East shameless forgery.-Appeat.
What else can be expected from that traitor
sympathizing sheet
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

LIZZIE GORDON, alias burbank, atlas Stewart,
et al. &c, came near burning to death at San
Fraucisco, last Friday might, from carel"ssly
leaving "a lamp Burning by her bed side whit.
she was asrep. She was scOcbed, not kit"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

THE San Jose 1tidune believes that ID. II. Ash
s still the Watch Dog" Of the Treasury. " If
he hadnt beeu," argues The Tribune. " he could
never have bit Uncle Samuel SO badly"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29
NOTICE!

LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
u Indebted to the undersigned are notified that
Hthelr accounts are not settled by the LIST day of
Lngust, they will be handed over to an officer
or collection. III. SHOENBAR A. co.
Neayeryille, July 10, 1869. 27td,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

ARTEMus WARD says: /: IF | am drafted |
shalt resign. Deeply grateful for The unexpected
honor thus conferred upon me, shall feel com
prlIed 10 resign my position in favor Of some
more worthy person. Mndrsly is what ails me.
That's what's keeping me under"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

GooD.-A person named OWN Moore, once
left his creditors somewhat uuceremoniously,
upon which : wag wrote
OWN Moore has run away,
Otoin more than he eau pay.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

PATRIorIc FUND In,rty -tnodaa"d uUi'ass more
was sent from san Francisco ga the zlst. The
total amount thus far sent from the Pacific slope
and Nevada Territory is 100000.