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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-07
G. B. COX,

DEALER IN Flour, GRAIN, ETC Custom Work
done to order The best brands of Flour
sent to I'll parts of the country.
River Falls. May 4, 1861. a
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-07

J. ". PRATT,
DEALER IN DRY GooDs. GROCERIES, CLOTHS.
etc All articles of Clothing made to or
der.
River Falls. May 4, 1861. milf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-07
CITY DRUG STORE

is DoING 4 DRIsK BUSINESS, where all kinds of
Drugs. Medicines, Paints. Oils. Pcrfumery
and fancy articles can be bought at ex-
tremely low prices AS | pay cash down
for my Goods can sell them Cheap for Cash
only. Call and see for yourself.
Prescott, May IL, 1861. WI. WHIrPLE. 4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-07

EXCHANGE bought and sold, and prompt at
tention given to collections.
Prescott, June 10. 1861. nSy1
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SOUND ADVICE TO CON-
TRIBUTORS.

Rev. T. w. Higginson, gives the fol-
lowing sound bit of advice to literary as
pirants, in Letter to Young Con-
tributor," in the April number Of the
Atlantic Monthly. y
Do not despisc any honest Precipitation
however small in dealing with your edit
or. Look to the physical aspect of your
nuscript. and prepare your page so
neatly that it shall allure instead of repel-
ling. Use good pens, black ink, nice
white paper, and plenty of it. Do not
emulate paper sparing Pope" whose
chaotic manuscript, of the '.lll ad writ
] ten chiefly on the back of old letters, still
remains in the British Museam. If your
document be slosenly, the presumption is
that its literary execution is the same
Pope to the contrary, Notwithstanding
An editors eye becomes carnal, and is
easily attracted by colnely outside. 1t
you really wish TO obtain bis good will
for your production. do not first tax his
time for deciphering it, any more than in
visiting n millionaire to solicit 8 loan, yen
would begin 10y asking him to pay for
the carriage which takes you to his door.
On the same principle, send your com
position in such shape that it shalI not
need the slightest literary revision before
printing. Mady q bright production dies
discarded, which might have been made
.thorouah's presentabIe by single days
labor ola competent scholar, III shaping,
smoothing, ioyctaiIing and retrenching.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-07

JAMES B. GRAY, H. l.. HUMPHREY.
GRAY 4 r-NPHREY.
Successors to Wctterl,y d. Gray, and to
Humphrey i Wilson, .-.-s.r
ATToRXEYs AND CouysELoRs AT Law,
HUDSON. wfsooSStx
no17f.
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D. D. PRICE,

Dealer in all kinds of Furniture. Chairs Bed
steads, Tables. etc. of different styles kept
constantly on hand. Furniture of amy des-
cription furnished TO order. All work war;
ranted. Terms reasonable. Shop on Broad
Street, Prescott, Wis. 34yl
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"LET Me Kiss HIM FOR HIS MorH-

LET Me Kiss HIM FOR HIS MorH-
ERA SEcEsH INcTDENT-As the
last IF tae rsuei prisoners were entering
t. jail on Tuesday. big mulatto fellow
from neighboring slaughter house, who
was making his way through the crowd
of spectators, was somewhat jostled in
the undertaking. a lady present, with
more age tnan wisdom, IN the exuber-
ance of her traitorous commisseration,
and supposing the darkey to be one of
the prisoners, came towards him with
open arms exclaiming: "Let me kiss
him for his mother" The darkey with
look of surprise, said,- Lori missus
YOU needn't do dat; mudder ies Ibis
round de corner. If you'd say ladder
now, I'd be in, kase | never could find
him" The secesh dame struck n bee
line towards the Washington Monument
amid the cries of bystanders, " let me
kiss him tor his mother. "-Baltimore
Clipper.
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II OF E i S
kILROURN HOUSE,

KILBOURN HOUSE,
j. Med. SMITH, Proprietor,
Levee street Prescott, Wisconln.
Largest and Best Hotel in the City, and
convenient for all travellers going to or COM
ing from the Boats.
Prescott, May ~. 1861. n2f
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nj + r G. II A q T S.
REARDSLEY d LYFORD.


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Dry Goods
and Groceries Store on Broad and Leyee-
Streets. q.
Prescott, May 10, 1861. NIT
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A BAD PLACE TO TAKE CARE Of
When our feet came before New Orleans,
the probabilities ire, from the stage of
W, ter in the river, that the fleet was sew
eral feet above the ground on which the
city is built, and looked down on it, as
from hn em:nenco, the levee, of course,
keeping the ph &c from being submerged.
The inhabitants could probably look up
into the muzzles of the guns, which were
depressed for the purpose. Ia addition
to this ugly arrangement of affairs, It
was only necessary to discharge few
shots at the levec, to let the whole Miss
issippi river in on the city. Upon the
whole it is not at all surprising..those who
had the city in charge concluded to sur
render it. 1t was bad place to keep.
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w. p. WEsTFAL1. Cashier.
CHAs. MILLER, President.
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FLINT HOUS
FARMERS HOME.
SCEI.LtNE Q i 5.

CITY BANK OF PRESCOTT.
PRESCOTT, WISCONSIN
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

STATE OF ILLINOIS s.. WIN County Circuit Court
WILL COUNTY, 81 May term A. D. 1859.
John Cary
Bridgit Cary]
A FFIDAYIT that the said Bridget Cary dcfsndent
N in the foregoing bill ofcomplaint, conceas her
self and evses service of summons having been filed In
the office Of the clerk Of said Court Notice is hereby
given the said defendant Bright Cary that John
Cary the said complainant has filed his bill Of COM
plant said Court the Chancery side thereof and
a summons thereupon issued out of said court in
said against said defendant returnable the
third Monday of May and that said cause is now
pending in said court. And unless yen the said Brdg
il Cary shall personally be and appear before tbs said
Circuit Court Of i'll County in said State the first
Of the said May Term thereof to be held at Joliet
in viii County the third Monday of May A. d.
1852 and plead, dsniur TO the said complain
bill of complaint the sare and the matters and
things therein cha rged and stated will be taken rs
confessed by You aud decree entered against you
cording to the prayer Of said bill of complaint.
n. z. RUSSELL, Clark.
Tho's. II. HuTcHISs. Comps Sol.
Joliet March, 18th A. D, l 81. 40-ow
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Mortgage Sale.


NJ HEfEAS. JAmrs X buggy end BriJge. R,grx
w seyerally, al the 18th day 81 Dec, MIA RI
leSJ ma ie and delivered t. Royal 4. Barber tl. -
tain prVn.s"ry note for S2I2sO payable or vr ,,f-
ute thereof, "a sail Barber Grd.r Wiz. isfar, :,
ten Per cent yer afnrm after du- It Icing for u,anc,
l-'rr"~e which stid note S-cnrei t. @ raid ~
the certain Mortgage Deed Of even taa t,er.,i,I n
the said James X. Buggy and Bridget Buggy M, -
upon the real estate iieTcinafier described fy redcJ
~ the sice OF ii'e Chk Of the Circuit Cosrt and eT
nicio Recorder e Dn Page Ccuuit STATE Of Ilinai. IN
Book Of Aortesce Page rs ~
And whereas default having been made In the nav
isnt OF NE sai' note aud every TART thereof and Of
al Interest thereon accoring the tenor and effet
thereof public so;he /, hrrsy given that in n1rsnanre
:" TIC power Of cab ia sail mortgage contained shal
si ~ Fulfc Nrfge q the hghr4: bidder FIR rasb -,
the cSirt lionse door In viii Canty State az IIiina.
on Monday tire l2th day 81 May, A. D. iSGs. AZ 10
osck IN the trenoo1 of that day the real et,e n,
sald 'n'Ttz'se sud hereinafter described 70 witt
Ite ssuthrast quarter # the northeast ana,ter 81
section seventeen az in Township thirty seyen f
nnth aui Of Range eleycn ig east Of tbs fr5 ,r,,,
ep. nr eian situated in the coudiy af Do Page st.fs
o iin"i-, with the tenement-. &c tlereant % I1ne.
inI and all right and equity II Tedempfrn n ia sf
James n Buggy aH.l Bridget Bnsgy his vrif, tbrIr
heir &e therein and Cor the purpses therein stated
Joliet. April I'D. lSc2 NJ D.
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NIortRage Sale.


w HEEEAS by certain iudeufnre % r,r-f-,-.,
w dntgEt ihr 2iih Day 81 December 4 d fs.S n,,t
recorded IN the Recorders oiive %! IS Co-nty m a.
state Of Illinois, in Box 50 on Page To- si.-h,,I
Long and Bridget Long his wife ,!iI co.,ve- untn.
Barton Smith. his heirs and assigns The ,.s, -.
eFIbt7i premises, To wit: Tee South hall of th-
North last quar Ter and the North half Il the Ho,f
ea-t quarter OF Section tn fiUl in T5,ra-hip tlrtv
hour go North Of Range nine 90 East Of the 81 p n
situated ~ said county Of Will and coutrinIsy rs
hundred aud sixty acres less 10 ,.-are tl,
payment Oi one certain p-onssory note bearing even
date with sal! mortgage FOR the Of two thousand
dollars payable thr-s years after date with iuter.s,
at ten per ccat. aud Civ and payable 10 aid rort
gasee CT his oTsr; And whereas the aid rnorf-,,s.
among other things, Contains power Of sale in cas.
default should be ae ia the payment Of said note COR
any Part thereof by reference to the record Of sad
mort-sge viii more fnlly appear. And whereas d.
anlt las been made in the pay rncnt Of the said note
Now thereftTe notice y hereby Civ, n HAT in rarsp
ance 81 the authority vested by sa!,!
shall proceed 70 sell the above de-1rfbeg morrgsrd
prri-e- pui'ie auction af the S-rfh dor II H.,
L'"rt ii'ss Al J'i.t- the l7t .sTy y MAY Dsxt 8,
10 O'Clock a. NJ, 10 fie highest and i--f ldser tI,r.
tr 1nr cash tir tI" iuri-sss ~ s.ti rcr-,ee rr.a
n,nd sud safe u e free from all b: to lower and
all legal T.dvn Ft.O1S.
". W. STTvzss Atty.
Joliet, Asrii 10 lSGL Az
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NOTICE.

ESTATE OF ALYAHB. DEUEL.. DECD.
DUBLIC notice Is hereby given, that the third
Monday of May newt Ibeing the 18th day Of
sad month re shall attend before the County Court Of
viii County at the Court House in the city Of Jnlie
for the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of Alyah d. Deuel.. late of said
c9unty deceased when and where all claimants arc
Totifed and requested to attend and present their
claims in writing against ssd estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate, are also request
"a Ia make pa, meat t. the undersighed without de-
lay. ,
Dated March e, 1885,. niz
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NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JOHN MAXAM. DECD

ESTATE OF JOHN MAXAN, DECD.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that the Third
L Monday OF May next (being the 10Th day Of
said month"; shall attend before the County Court Of
VIII County at the Court House in the city Of Joliet,
for the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate OF John Maxam late of said Conn
~ deceased when aud where all claimants notified
and requested attend and present their claims in
writing against said estate for adjustment.
An pefsons indebted 10 said estate also request
ed to make payment to the Undersigned without delay.
HARVEY n. ST0DDARD, Admir-.
Marah "a. 1862. 3l-6w
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NOTICE.

ESTATE OF FRANCIS DAwSER, DECD.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the 3rd
/ Monday of June next, (bcing the 10th day Of
said monthly / shall attend before the County
Court of Will County at the Court House in the city Of
Joliet for the purpose Of settling and adjusting all
claims against the estate Of Francis Daws-r late Of
said county, deed, wien and where all claimants
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims i'm writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted said estate also request
ed to make payment the undersigned without delay
ANTHONY SIIEIDT, Adm.
Dated MAY 6, 1862. nIT-6
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Receivers sale.
NJ uouRr OF THE UNITID STATS OF AMERICA,
A'a'aN DISTRICT OF ILLISoIs,-lS CHANcERI.
VI" Hastings and William y. Forby,O
Dewitt c. Norton and others.

SAY DISTRICT OF lLLISOls,-lN CHANCEkr.
'-'' : Hastings and William y. FOrby,l
VS..
Dewitt c. Norton and others.
ptsLlC NOTICE is hereby given that 1, J. Tildon
A.li0n, Receiver in the above entitled eaus ,ap-
~ ~ the said Court, shall on Tuesday q tn day
D. 1862, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of
=. ~ t the North door OF the Court Honse, in this
A,ybcaso in said district, sell at Pubic Auction
ass. TO wit:
~. ~ SOY by hundred and four 10l) feet south
Hotner OF Lot seven % Block eight-one (SI) in
ll',' viii County. State Of Illinois.
a., ~ Number one a. and two t2) in Block Number
80 w IN LOckDort in said County aud State.
kuI C handred aud ffty-tWo (l52), in Loekport
~ county and State.
- -. one half 90 Of north west one fourth 90 Of
n -,sheen u.s. Town thirty-six (3o) Range eleven
~ aiming eighty $50 acres in said County and
j y - one half % Of the North west one fourth
] H.. ,uon eighteen (1Sl, Town thirty-nx $3.50
~! and State
r,. one bali 90 OF east one half Of south east
R,atl y Section seven "a, Township thirty six
iatvs zen ,e'e9 lilh containing forty (4o) acres.
/ a.,i ~ ahl one half (i9IS) acres, on Section
Srfh ~ township thirty six 1861 Range ten (l0)
] ,f.te hai - Of south half ~ OF south half
aryt,,. a. quarter Of north east Il Of Section
'anr 49, iisoWnship thirty-six 1857 Range ten 40
q q
Sl6s ~ SEQ 5iJ) Township thirty-six (36) Range
q q; S,s aai east half % Of north west quarter
*, Ion I1a, uilrtyhve l5a) Townsiip thrtysix (3t)
!, slpor,i and north half Of south west quarter
s,s "a vest quarter az of Section thirteen n N
% ~, (a6) Range ten i0) east and north
hi al . i'li 20 aud north east quarter ~ Of
Js, Nh ,l,ter W of Section four ~ Township
aaf,I ,B5 h-nge eleven IN east, CONTAINING two
siig,l p5I''t'y t2-O) acres. All the foregoing
a., State Of Illinois. N''' u
% Tovn.i lii 81 south west quarter "a Of Section
soQ;lw.., seventeen 40 north of Range seven
a. ofIowar situated 10 the County Of Grundy and
- ascour,. property consisting of notes af hand.
Scuriti.. - equitable interests, things in action
,.r A. every nature received by me as such
ssasat mat ai hN IN schedule attached TO the
Villain 4 q ~ Dewitt Q. Norton, George GAYLORD
o. hyers to me the said D. Til,Ion Mo1Iton
'Fl2ih, 1852 >. I. hOULToN, Receiver.
49, 9,
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Notice of AdnlnistratrI.. Sale.

WAGON, BUGGY SPOKE, AM aUBs,
4 7 less than Chicago Pric-- p,
y sARREIT's
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AND FOR II e.

AT REDUCED PRICES.
OFFER for sale 40 of Land on the following
| terms ono u down, balance on time with security,
Those wishing to purchase a good farm will find
further particulars by inquirng Of J. OConuor, or
2. T. Iooly at jackson Grove.
Joliet, Feb. IL, 1862.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

NY virtue Of a decretal order of the Will County
Court, in the State OF Illinois, made and entered
At the April A. ID. ls62 of said court the Petit
tor Of the undersigned guardian of Rhody Cross and
Jackson heirs law of Jackson A. Cross,
of said County decreased shall sell all Of the right,
title and of the said heirs in and to the follow
ing described real estate stu in said County and
State aforesaid wit: Lots five and six in Cruss Sub
division of Block thirteen in peBnys third addition to
HUkepa, with the tenenents &C., thereuuto belonging
st the said premises Thursday the 9Th day Of June,
1862 at o'clock p. NJ. of that day. at public auction
to the highest bidder iOr half Of the bid cash in
Isn nd, and the balance credit of year with
in six per cent per annun secured by judg
meEt note Of the purchaser and good and sufficient
power Of sale mortgage said premises, and policy
Of Insurance ofat least $780, ia good responsible
Fire Insurance Company upon the house on said
premises assigned MS collateral security.
CYRUS CROSS, Guardian.
II. E BARBER, Sol'r.
April %, 1862 456w
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Bill for Divorce,

FFIDAYlT of the non-residence Of the above named
~ defendant, Thomas Eagan. having been filed in
the office of the Clerk of the said Court notice is
Iv given IL the said defendant Thomas EagAn that
Catharine Eagan the said complainant has filed her bill
Of complaint in said court the Chaneery side thereof
and that summons thereupon issued out Of said court
in said cause against said defendant renrnab,e on the
third Monday of May pext and That said cause lie nos
pending in said court
Now ur less you the sid Thomas Pagan shall per-on
av he and appear before the said Circuit Court Of VIII
County the first day CT the ext term thereof to be
held at Joliet in said county, tile third Monday Of
May A. d. 1852, and plead, answer deinur 10 the
said compIanants bill OF complaint TIE and the
matters and tlags therein charged and stated will be
taken and confessed by you and decree entered
against you according to the PrSyer Of said bill 81 co
nIaint. b. RUSSELL, Clerk.
( w. Bowen, sol'r for eomrt-
Joliet, april :. 1852. niS-~.
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ESTATE OF CHARLES NJ. CARPENTER. DEC-D.
DUBLI1 notice - hercty given, that on the third
Monday of June next. fneing the 16; day q said
month"; shall attend he!Tr the CuuL iy Court d VIII
County. at the Court i!ous" the city of o Tor the
purpose uf settling sne adjusting all claims against
the estate Of Charles NJ Carpenter late e said County
decreased. when and where AL claimants arr notified
aud requested to attend aud present their ciAms In
writing against said cstats for adja@tment
All persons indebted said estate arr also rroue.t
Cd to make payment to the undersigned without delay
ABIGAIL CARPENTER, Adn,x
Joliet, April 20, lS02 46Cw
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Wall Paper, Window shades,
Soldiers, widows, Heirs.

h'lE hrmed partnership with a well known
'li-nian Of " Warrington, d. G. who personally
luts with thu cnies officers 81 the several Depart.
as And Bureaus Il the Government. and keeps ad-
all til, decisions Of the Departments relating
MILITARY CLAIMS
y shose aid ] am enabled 20 collect with much
tNsf promptness and certainty than could other
" I" Zone, all claims against the u. 8. for
~VNIY," "ARREARS OF PAY" ''IIALF PAY"
PENSION" INVALID PENSION"
t Demands for Military Service. due the Officers,
a1 - " ''
..lants can rely on prompt attention and remit
~ No charges Il a claim is not allowed.
In. x. u. BARBER.
''e1 ILL., April 10, lso2.-n Attorney, &c.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-04
Esememser the wounded Soldier.

The most important call ever made upon
humane man is now before the loyal citizens OF
this county. II is the call of The helpless, the
sick and the wounded, who have been stricken
down but not vanquished in defense of the Gov
ernment of the United States of America, It's
liberty, its laws and its flag Who is there That
will close their ears 10 the call thus made, or re-
fuse to give liberal and hearty response to tie
appeal of the patriot soldier who has been COM
pelled to retire from The field Of conflict to bind
up the wounds and scars received while resisting
the trcacherous blows Of treason against 'he
Constitution and our glorious Union? il mere
is man whose soul is dead to the solicitation oil
the wounded patriot, and whose heart is mute to
the petition of the helpless, and the brave let it
not De one who is u citizen Of this Republic and
who has enjoyed ease aud the most perfect &C.
curty under our Government and its laws. Let
it not be those who are and have been exempt
from the call to arms through the Willingness
and zeal of the noble and loyal OF our fellow
citizens nearest the foe. Let it not be those
whose labor and industry are receiving It's Fplen'
did reward, free from the aggressive hand oil ln-
suit or treason whose fields are protected from
udscrimiuate plunder, and whose household is
made secure against The assaults aud outrage Of
the guerilla and maraudipg bands Of traitors
who are laying waste and despoiling the homes
of our loyal fellow citzens in the South and
West. These are considerations which should at
least have influence with aud direct the atten-
ton of those whose hearts capable OF the
least emotions Of patriotism The first and
nobest debt good citizen owes is that of pro-
tectng and defending he Government which af-
and tbe widest liberty and the best protec ton to
enjoy il. All these blessings are secured TO the
people of the Pacific coast. Instead Of having
10 yield TO the call of duty, to buckle our
armor and march to the field, only asked
as loyal citizens to yield small portion of our
treasure to aid the suffering who have periled
their lives in defense of our country's honor and
flag.
Those amongst us who would dim the stars Of
our gOrious ensign and cast aside the emblem
of truth. justice and liberty, will not of course
contribute to the soldiers aid. Their sphere of
action is in another line. While with ghas'ly looks
tiny cry unholy war, they are patlng treason on
the back. and contributing towards its success
Let every man who sympathizs with our holy
cause extend evidence uf it in aiding the sick
and wounded. All means thus given Will be
turned to noble purpose. let our magnani-
nous citizens, who have never failed to respond
to every just call upon their manhood and ! b"r-
ality, prove themselves in this matter, and equal
if not Outreach any other mountain county III the
State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-04

THE officers and employees Of the San Francis
co Custom House have subscribed S5l7 so per
month to tue Relief Fund, during the war
HUGE PoRKER.-A black hog weighing 1880
pounds is Oh exhibition in Sacramento. Wouldn't
wonder If it was grizzly trimmed down.
EARTHoUAKs.-The severcst shock of earth.
quake since 1856 was experienced at Sau Fran
cisco on the 18th OF last month.
HEAVY PRrssuhE.-A young man has been
squeezed nearly 10 death by one of Rugges'
presses. He married old Ruggles' daughter.
Next Monday the Board Of Supervisors meet
as Il Board of Equalization, and to appoint
county Superintendent OF Schools.
SHAsTA.-The town of Shasta forwarded 81 900
TO the Central Relief Committee last Saturday.
Good for Shasta
lN New York, September 2Sb, gold was 90 per
cent. premium, with upward tendency.
SEVERAL heavy teams loaded with -four and
grain have arrived from Scott Valley this week
The Grand Lodge of Masons Of Oregon has
given $4,000 10 the Patriotic Fund.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-04
WIRE ROPE
Is IS per cent. CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER KIND
wv II y q

BECAUSE, compared with any other Rope of
equal strength, it is from four to six times
mnre durable!
BECAUSE, it is 40 per cent. LIGHTER!
BECAUSE, ii is less than one half the Diameter
aud only one sixth of the bnlk
BECAUSE, it is FIVE TINES the strength of the
same size of Hemp Rop"
BECAUSE, it does not STRETCH or SHRINK,
in dry or wet weather!
BECAUSE, it does not ABSORB WATER, and
double its original weight!
BECAUSE it is AS PLlABLE as the other rope
of equal strength
Wire Rope is the only kind that can be used
to ADVANTAGE for hoistng from deep shafts
and inclined planes for long Pump Ropes, Der
rick Guy Ropes, Ferry Ropes. &c Those who
have once given our Wire Rope trial, will USk
NO OTHER, at any price.
Circulars giving scales Of weights, strengths
prices, testimonials. &c, will be forwarded by ad
dressing the manufacturers. or their agents lhro'
out the State. A. S. HALLlDlE & CO.,
3S:l3t. Az Clay St., San Francisco.
%rS-W. W. Tinnin Co.. Agts. at Weavervile