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Gain to county,

Gain to county, 333 GO
Ordered, that the additional tax levied by the
Act supplementary to an Act entitled " an Act
to provide for the collection and payment OF the
quota of the direct tax apportioned to this
State, >" by act of Congress, entitled "an Act to
provide for increased revenue from imports, to
pay interest on the public debt aud for other
purposes" passed August, A. d., 1861, and APP
proved 1862, be added to the amount authorized
by law, to be levied on each one hundred dollars
ta,ahiv property, rosl and personal, for coHn-
ty purposes, the AT uaiorem tax levied by the
Act Of which this is supplementary, and the tax
so levied is hereby made a lien against the prop
erty so assessed which lien shall attach on tie
first Monday of May 1862, and the Clerk is here
by authorized to notify the Tax Collector to
make such collection
Ordered, that the District Attorney of Trinity
county commence legal proceedings against A.
NJ. Kruttschntt, late county Treasurer for the
recovery Of 1928, amount kept by said Treasurer
for office rent, &c, out Of the General Fund OF
said Trinity county.
Bill of A. NJ Kruttschnitt laid over until next
meeting.
Ordered, that the Recorder of Trinity county
be and is hereby authorized and empowered to
transcrbe the Index Book, L, and Book X, of
Wills also, to index the Journals Of the several
Courts, and of the Board of Supervisors as also
Book d Of Records of said county.
The following bills were allowed on the counz
ty General Fund 4
Jos. Bromley, building gallows, Sl5O$
Geo. Williams, supervisor, GS0
Jno. McCammon, do /5O
NJ +. Griffin, clerk, 90
Ordered, that the room adjoining tho Jerks
office be dtted up for the use of Hon. o. Cur
tls' County Judge, and that the Cle1'aVe the
same lifted ap at the expense of the/only'
Iotal amount OF bills allowed on V .oo-o
emI Fund.- SZ'gI9 ~
Total amt, aIlowed'on Hosp. FuY LILY 81
Board adjourned May 9th A. Cho;.
NJ f. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
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LA III E g Ts
BY NoRruEnX rELEGRAPH.

Early this (Friday) morning Mr.. Block placed
us in possession of the following dispatch
FoRTREss MONROE, May II.
AT 4 o'clock yesterday morning bright light
was discovered in the direction of Craney Island.
Half an hour afterwards an explosion took place
which made> the earth and water trcmble for
miles. In the midst of the bright flames which
shot up in the distance, timber and iron of the
steamers could be distinctly seen. One Of our
tug boats was sent to rcconnoire, and discovered
that all the carthwolks were abandoned, and the
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us with the following late dispatch at 2 o'clock,
p. m, on Thursday
NORFOLK, May l2
Gen. Vlele, in command at this place, has is
sued proclamation, assuring citizens OF protec-
ton in their rights but saying that all persons
gnilty of disorderly conduct, or Of disrespect to
the Federal Government or flag, will be severely
dealt with. The citizens were greatly excited at
the surrender of The city, and a strong police
force on duty.
The Custom House, lately occupied by Gen.
Huger rebel) now sports a mammoth Union
flag, and is the headquarters OF Gen. Niele.-
Many Union flags can be seen waving at Ports
mouth The Navy Yard and ali the steamers
and other vessels were burned by the rebels
The Monitor, .Naugatuch, and other vessels Of
the Federal fleet have been here. Craney Island,
once so formidable is now in possession of our
troops. Fifty-four heavy guns were found there.
The city is quiet, and Union men are no longer
afraid to make their feelings known.
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Ronrd of supervisOrs-Mny Term.

Board met May 5th Present. Geo. Williams,
oloirman Jno. McCammon NJ. F. Griffin, clerk.
The following proceeding were had
ordered, that j. z. DolliHe be appointed over
soor Of Palmer road district, on filing approved
bond in the sum Of $1,000
ordered, that license by granted Jno. SanboTn
10 keep a toll ferry across Trinity river at Man
zanita Flat, on filing approved bond in the sam
of sI,500. License, S36 year.
ordered that Thos. Carr be appointed overseer
of Weaverville road district vice j. II. Williams,
resigned, on fling approved bond in the sum OF
$1,000
ordered. that Jno. Harrison be appointed over
seer Of Coxs Bar road district, on filing approx
led bond in the sum of $1,000
Ordered that A. S. Curry be appointed over
seer Of Stuart road district, Ujce S. Coggshall re-
moycd on fling approved bond in the sum OF
$1,000
Reports of the following road overseers receiv-
cd and filed W. McCollnm, Cox's Bar district !;
j. H. Williams. Weaverville district; +. Flesh
man. Mad Valley district; A. L. McWhorter,
Hamilton district H. McEvany, Sturdevant dis
trct.
ordered. that Vim. Prater be appointed con,
stable for Weavcrville township, on filing approv-
ed bond in the sum of $4,000.
Petition of O. II. p. Norcross, praying for the
appointment of Justice OF the Pcace lot weaver
Vile township, was rejected, there being no va
cancy in said Office.
Report of A. j. Hoffman,, county Physician,
received, filed and ordered published.
The following bills were allowed on county
General Fund :
JQo Murphy, district attorney, S75 90
D Kinds meals for Jurors, II 90
Inn Adams. crave dipoinr, 90
Jno Musser, salary as county Treasurer, LOG 81
C. W. Quimby, c. V. Kontz, II. IIogabom, W.
Mitchell and Norman Smith were allowed So
each for services at election.
NJ =. Griffin, salary as county Auditor, S315 GO
A. j. Hoffman,, medical services, lG 90
H. Hooker, rent Armory hall, 2l0 90
J. s. Mccain & Co., merchandise, ii 20
J. =. Jones, school trasec, 90 %
Thos. Carr, do do 90 0O
o. Nollmers q Co., boarding prisoners S266 90
Jno A. Watson, J. S. Luckcubach, VIM. Little
and NJ. F. Griffin were allowed So each for servi-
ccs at election.
j. Cook, Peter Murphy, Vim. TuIlock ard VIM.
Stilwcl were allowed Sc, J. f. Dolte 50, and
NJ W. Personett, D. s. Rockwell, NJ. V. Brown
II. H. Wells Jno. c. Mason, Jno. Young, j. W..
Ransom, VIM. Ferguson, Henry Ilof W. 5. Fogg
f. Williams, b. +. Lewis, f. Walter D. Rowland
f. Merritt, J. NJ. Grove, VIM. Weller, Geo. Laws
II. j. Scott and J. Mcdonald SO each for services
as Jurors.
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Merrimac blown TO atoms. The forts on the island
were constructed with the best engineering skill,
and were left in fine condition, as were also the
extensive barracks which had accommodated a
garrison Of 2.500 men. Forty heavy guns were
mounted in different parts of the works The
work commanded the approaches to Norfolk and
the river channel. From men found on the island,
il was ascertained that the Merrimqc was run
ashore during the night by the officers. The
crew landed, and applied sow-matches to the
magazines. She was torn TO fragments by the
time the crew were out Of danger. On Saturday
the Navy Yard was destroyed hy order of the
rebel commander. Scarcely anything was left
but the black walls and chimneys-even the i'm.
mense Dry Dock was ruined. 1t is said the en-
gine and pump belonging TO it was removed to
Richmond.
CAIRO, May 13.-In the naval engagement last
Saturday, the gunboat Cincinnati was more seri-
ously damaged than at first reported. Finding
herself in a sinking condition, she was run ashore
in shoal water. The last arrival from the fleet
says she had feet Of water on her gun deck. A
wrcckug derrick has gone down TO raise her,
and it is expected she will be afoat to day The
gun-boat MJund city was srucl. by the rebel ram
and run into sboal water, but escaped During
the heat Of the engagement, one Of the gun-boats
got hold Of one OF the bomb vessels, but after a
short engagement, the gnn-boat Benton compel
led her to release the prizn. On the gun-boat
Cincinnati one was killed and three wounded
One Of the latter is Capt Siemple he was shot
through the neck The wound, however, is. aJi-
dangerous.
Chicago, May 1i.-Gen. Butler has issued
proclamation declaring martial law in New Or.
leans, and suppressng the collection of taxes,
except such as are imposed by the laws of the
United States The circulation of Confederate
bonds as evidence of debt is strictly forbidden in
consequence Of the great distress which would
arise among the poorer classes Of the city.
Strengthen the SystGm.- The best means of i'm
parting vigor to the broken down frame and
constitution, which has yet been invent
ed or discovered is prolfered to the feeble of boti
sexes and all ages in II
DR. H0SrETTER STOMACH BITTERs.
Debility, from whatever cause arising, may bt
cured strength, in whatever manner it may have
been wasted may be restored by the use Of this
powerful and healthful invigorant For iudiges
ton and all its painful effects, bodily and mental
they are a positive specific. Sold by Druggists
and dealers everywhere. 1874.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-17

/ ley in quick succession. Just then the steam
battery Cincinnati o, cned with terrible effect,
throwing volume Of steam and scalding water
among the rebel crew, placing all who appeared
on deck hOrs du combat, instantly causing the
craft TO withdraw hastily. Meantime the rebel
feet were reinforced by thirty other vessels,
among them the new iron-elad .Nallory, lately
built at Memphis These Immediately en-
gagged the Cincinnati. She withstood the attack
nobly, the shot Of the enemy glancing from her
iron plating without causing the slightest damage,
while her own guns were pouring shot and shell
into the enemy with fearful effect. During the
engagement the Mailory approached the Cincinnati
with the design to accomplish what the ram fail
ed to do. AS she came in close proximity the
Federal gun-boat ST. Louis bore down upon her
with a full head Of steam and struck her amid
Ships, cutting her nearly into, and causing her to
sink in few minutes. While this work was in
progress, other boats of our fleet engaged the
the remainder of the rebel fleet, and most ter
rife battle ragged Report followed report in
continuous roar dense volume of smoke GOV.
cred the broad river for a time and completely
enveloped both fleets from view. 1t at this
time that report louder tEan usual attracted
general attention. When the smoke lifted little
it was found that one Of the enemy's boats was
blown to atoms. Scarcely had the excitement
ceased when another like report was heard and
another rebel boat with her crew dsappcared.--
Both vessels were blown up by the explosion Of
shells on the gun-boats firing their magazines
Under cover Of the dense smoke the remainder OF
the rebel feet retired, at twenty minutes after
seven, the fight lasting but little over an hour
The Cincinnati bore the brunt, but was so little
damaged that "a hours will fit her for action
The ST. Ions, that ran down the WaiI0yy was
slightly injured and is again ready for duty
No other of cur boats was Injured in the slightest
degree. The loss OF life on either side was not
ascertainod.
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B tbs:

AT Cochranviic May 10th, the wife Of James
Cochran, of Il SoN,
In Wraveryillc, the wife Of Charles Goring,
of Son.
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DENTISTRY - +.
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS
RTIFICIAL TEETH
VuLCANITE RUBBER /!
DIR. BERNARD WOULD re.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TSTATE OF WILLIAM JAMES, deceased
II Notice is hereby given by the nnd rsigned,
Administrator of the above named Estate, to the
creditors of, and all persons having claims against
the said Estate to exhibit the same, with the nee
essary vouchers, within four months from the
first publication OF this notice, to the qnderslgn-
ed, at his residence on Canon Creek, Trinity CO.,
California.-D May ", 1862.
j. A. BURGER, Administrator,
leti. of the Estate of Wm. James, dec.
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FOR SALE.
COMPREHENSIVE

fTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHAS.
l. ed the interest Of l.. Y. LoOmis u the Lewis.
ton Market the business will, from this date. be
carried on under the name aud style of McCaus.
land and Williums GEO. WUIItVS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-17

To tie Hon. Board Of Supervisors I Trinity
county:
REPORT OF THTCOUNTY
NNS Physician for the Quarter endig May 5lh,
1862:
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Number Of patients remaining in th Hospital
from last quarter. ........... ........
Since admitted d.................. ........
Whole number treated ......... ........ |,
Discharged ed................[A........
Present number of patients. I...........
The diseases treated were =
ACUTE rheumatism ........ .y"...,.........
Chronic do E..............
Carries Of knee joint. /.............
Paralysis s............. /'''..............
Heart disease. ,..,. y|'.'.'..,,..,......
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
AbScess , E.......... ...............,
All of wh/is respectfully submitted,
A. j. HOFFMAN,. NJ. D.,
WcaverNe, May 5, 1862. Co. Physician.
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T. 4 II H. IL!

Mr.. Block. of the Telegraph office, furnished
us with the following late dispatch at 2 o'clock,
p. m. on Thursday
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-17

In pursuance of the law in such case made and
provided, county Warrants to the amount of
SIP SO were cancelled aud burned.
The following amount was ordered paid from
monies in the Redemption Fund :
Amt Of bids received, $l1i3 90
Amt paid, 500 81
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Amt. warrants outstanding May 3d.
1862, on County General Fund, So, ,034 rs

Amt. warrants outstanding May 3rd,
1862, on Hospital Fund, ........S3,G4 GAG 6l
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-17

Strengthen the SystGm.- The best means of inn
parting vigor to the broken down frame and
shattered constitution, which has yet been invent
ed discovered, is prolered to the feeble of boti
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-17
COUNTY PHYSICIANS REPORT.

Respectfully submitted,
JOHN MUSSER. Co. Treasurer.
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COAL, COAL!

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PRAIRIE CITY BANK.

NOTICE is heroby given % the
y s.oekAsldsrs, tbat he A-rsal En~e-.rs 20 re
1u-2oss ~ es<cti-< rlre D--cto@s - u eDfalng
rs~> -fil - hsic a. thss- B.rsinr EDss~ 70 Terrs
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EslxR MANtAOO
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lECruRa % tAs aat--s, .bsstneIt ss1
4 radieai eure y bpermatotrnUes.- or ssEsi
RAJ Weakness. serro Dso tity, F<svoEsnss
sso Inyolsatsrs Emisslors, fneseirf IrDo.
tercx. and Mental fncspseity 80
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snfkov e( fks s0vsts Boe&," ft.
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blsisct1fs clearly proves fToA As.ovp cxperf
ence. thatthe awfuico u tcfurrcs fs<lf be-
ms- - ~-ecfnsils rem svs1 " 1sost o eticiss
bougi es. inFrumehts, rirgso@ csv<sss, poirt
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s--. rncersesi 20 ~ sdersss> stfaid, o.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP

THRGREAT CURATIVE or TBF ACE,
try IT
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inr ii.,rsstirg cosnrasibrss- Dys, spsa, Drop-y
Il srrhsns. G,snefa Drbllfy, Ssrvspsnsss, Ulcers
I4les Bfoacfitis. Japndlc~, Dyseftsry, NurslE's
ff~erCo-a glsihs kryapel.s md las eaSssss o~s
lozne % fanlale Dsrgites, raost ~ ~Eict original
in a lop state oftLt Bioof. 80 -
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Dye HousE.s

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cost <sV.Oes 20 eugrRye ~ and one years iino.
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iffs.
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AEsk1S
Cash. Ralaiss In Rank. ss..n -
Bonds and Mortgages tOelag nfst her Jn
Real Estags,. worth atleast ~, ,s0s,2c9' NT,41 "
Loans on Stocks, payable or denand
market vsire - securities &itT,oIs bOl let,o,v -
Hank stock market value t-s.s ~
United States Treasury NOfes- ir1A4~et
value, lv5,5st ~
Rro0klyn City Water Bonds, $50 %
North Carolina state Bonds ttnsrkst val3 1850 81
w,ssoari state Bonds I'M arkr. vAlue) 1900 %
Real Estate. No.< u all Street, eo,Sto A.
inierssi due ol lst January, leGi. '0f
which 81, $50 T9 hss since been rer'd t.E08 3.
Balance I'm hsnas cf Agents snt IN course
oftrsnsmssion from Agents, ca Isl u
January (ol which sll, ,9s6 - haf ''rce
been rccslscdl. - 80 l.
Bills Recelysbie for Prcsalufcs "a IN
o,sss Land t..ss.., E:s: sss ss g g
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total. -- el,sa5,kce -
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J. ANTON SMITH. sEoHExAss
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CtEAs2EHs CiEtKr, agent.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-14

Terre.Haute Female College


NOTICE y HEREBY GIVEN.
y - thc cft1 - 81 riec c0--fr, tfdie-r, sf1
I'll pr-.,ls conc-rrff fbaf fhs fssisfsuf Afsc.tCTs
fooks g. fr1 fbr llsts. "a sflors. fics.
&C ma ~ ttesn n ssld corlfy, gn1sr iAr excise
- u ia- Uaite1 stafcs. ril - keft 80 ~ eh-
.1sirston tide of.ce - re A. sesyr sad Ioilsc-
for - the e. lecf District ~ the htafe * In
alxna 81 Terrs Hszte. in saic co1pts, Irn "I.s
dste - tke - = q Soseubeg. a.. a1d on te 1sfb
% The same r1onih. a. his sait 90 = fht 20 -er-
sfsries wfN rscsive. hrs-. t,f dttsrtnann al ap-
psss which rrrat - in eritnz z. taken lrtu lie
sessno1ts of t1e Assistant Assessors = tl.t ln
At.hich t.a-e AI1 flAcs All persons in',fttied ~
pleAts s;tgc1-
JANIS FARHISsTO<. ksse<er
sftse 7th Dlstrict a me ,lats 81 I'D sne-
7~rre Haufe. Nov =. 60. a&w to.lIta.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-14

ssrs.e IN es o. tsvi.scn fo@ the abs OF
1taa.
AZ Aa..fl .stnefu pabhsAet IN beth Daily And
Nv all ss charged tse fau DAILY tslss silA aus
= - CaARLES oRUFT. FAo's.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-14

Il n. WALTER-Will devote hlt
~ entire <ttorfIo- tho sbov~ bssts@s
thedvlfk's lAvsry ftaDle, \. -.
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
Cioth. yslvrs and Nod Csains, ~ith sfsll AsA c-u
piste assoffnsut = saisa
ndcrtskef's Goods aud Tssa0snss
Ai.o. al .iies u she lsse md ihsrsvsA s,y,-.
as 'n sKTAiiIC -.
Cases and CasIlets!
h.ss made ars.ns-r'ssss y. .sssJi ssa. ssii IL
Casa and Castcfs a. Trs tss-ss fk><v rerser
Pstco D 's.icnea<.
k1dhAvr sisov.ry wBch rsdboa1 tss rsss.f cscs'
49, - VI Lli-i-s.
By my iAcroaxh suowletgv, 70 n+f efp<rienoe
- prices spf ~ e sfteattaE ahfn s4sans-s
lopa o. = r1vs = shaJc * pail. 'ssg~
fy'irf r-rffrrsc II ics tyffrsir rtsd~slr>-'
csfriss ~ -..hs' then desired xa.gi.
a A. wAfTER
L. L.E..I
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-14

~ 600 Said During ths Year 1859.
sciny DOrrE,s.g THE NUNskR Sod en-. AZ tas sane
we fy A. oth~- sVvir6 Erchire Earufsc urur, A.
a. country.
WARRANTED FOR THREE YEARS
AM money rstr dec {. leJ fs 10 ho q. represer,ed
u order - horcurhy prove thcir p-scurrlltv Dr.
general usefulness We dc 81 klnis 81 Nachiue Sew
Ing % crf ri. st give an Necessary Irttnlolt. -,-
gaftiug ths'r operations ard Sasnsl.smrnt
sFC.N ~ zee mem ~ operation at No. ioi Va
bssn steft cvsy Barfisfi'. Eoof store rr-v -Rs,.s
ntfns
a.. ". VILLA 1Ea, aaft.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-14

or a. F.E-y xxN7a Sz1ff-AHSC1k sT1gE
NM ~ as condition ~ tte 4ohh IHSI-
ghNCE cOhTAsl. 4fts clf. = Sc'e io'k,
~ - -. %. = .fansnfp. l-ai