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is prepared to supply them at short notice, at
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In respect to power and sweetness of tone, easy
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and their peculiar adaptedness to the Southern
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such judges as Thalbcrg, Strakosch, Satter Viena-
temps, &c.
All instruments Of this firm are guaranteed for
FIVE years For Circulars and further nlorma-
ton apply to GUST. r. KNABE,
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One bali payable in advance, the remainder at
the close Of the frat half session. No pupil will
be admitted for le,s time than the uneXpired
session, after admission, unless BY special con
tract. NJ deduction Tor lost timo except in case
OF prutractod sickness. No pupil viii be admit
ted without a ticket from tho Secretary. The
Music Department will be under the charge of
Prof. II. G. CooKr.
Boarding can be had in good families Mt reason
able rates. j. II. PATTON, Sec'g.
AuV II 1874 GOI
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hTHERS DRUG ST0RE.


RI. MARSHALL, H. D.,
TNJENDING nc DEVOTE MS ATTHN-
i thn % ihf Dm- Ba-ncs offers TO the citizens
u Aesas and riliritya caTea ~ assorted stock o.
Medicines, Paints and Dye-Stufis,
on uaasaua bio tsIuIa. Tor GasH. With au eXrs-
risEcc Of several yuars. be helds hirsgil qualified
to give satisiaciiou 90 al who may ianor hun with
their Patronage.
Hi terms aTu Cad. iaradub,. Small Sans
credited out losc half in collecuon. BESIDES, hts
acquaintance Is very limited and be knows not
" hon to trust. lie viii thenlUTe adhere 10 the
cash sy-tem invariably.
He has on hand a fall stock Of PATENT
MEDICINES; also. handsome variety Of flAE
PERI l merry, to which special attention is call
ell, g be is determined TO please, beth ia price
and quality.
To colse out lot Of Confectionery he viii sell
il by retail a, very low figures, indeed.
Nov l6, lS60-tf-6a4
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State of Tennessee, Roane County.
Original Attachment.
VIM. p. Jones,
rs.
James Cannon and W. Hicl.s.
and
VIM. p, Jones,
&c..

MArun collins ana W lnneld HICKS.
TINE PAPERS IN THESE TWO CASES
Il having been returned before james 0lphant,
an acting Justice of the peace for Roane county
alleging that James Cannon and Winfield Hicks
are Justly indebted to VIM p. Jones, in the sum
of 1881, and Martin Collins and Winfield Hicks
in the sum of $500, and that the said Winfield
Hicks so absconds or conccals himself that the
ordinary process of the law cannot be served up
on him, and levios having been made upon his
propery;it is therefore ordered that further pro-
ceedings be stayed until Saturday, the 14th day
Of June, 1862, and that publication be made in
tho Athens Post newspaper published in
Athens, Tennessee, for four consecutive weeks, re-
quiring said Winfield Hicks to appear on that
day, at tho house of james Olphant, and de-
fend said cases thus commenced, otherwise they
will be proceeded with &C parfc.
JAMES 0IIPHANT,
J, T. for Rodno County.
Dec. 49, 1SGl-lt-prs fec 49, 100000
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Pnr Rlnnksmiths nd Farmers,

He has = larre supplyof IRON Of the various
sizes REQUIRED for ironing Wagons. Horse Shoe
iaq. Plow Work, de-. NaiFods OF best quality
Eaad, Round, Square, Oval, Hal. round and Plow-
Plate Iron. Anviis, Vices, Bellows, Screw Plates,
Blacksmith Drills, Hammers. Sledges, longs
Wagon Boxes; best refined BornS; skcins and
Boxes new and useful article. Two Horse
Wagon Axles. Steel Of all kinds, &c. Horse
cLro ell
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RICE

A LARGE LOT or FRESH NEW CROP
n RICE iul roud,ed ana for sale AZ avery
To- priro. s. X. REEDEH
So, g, 1891
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NOTICE.

A ~ PERSONS HAVING ACCOUNTS
"A with The undersigned NOT settled. will eo,ut
forward and do so. We Will take WHEAT in
payment, at thg mnd % prico.
ZIMMERMAN 4 KILdOBB.
July r., 186l-(-Ggs
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q. W. r. A, Yos5
gf "a. Aaqcimcm
robert X. Robinson.
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
IN this case lhtt the defendant has removed
himself out Of The STATE Of Tcnnossee 80 that the
ordinary process ct the Law cannot DO served on
him. Il L therefore ordered that publication be
mndc four consecutive weeks IN tho Athens Post,
toouidng ssid defoudiniio appear 90 the ntAi
term VI The Circuit Court for Roano county, TO be
hslH al ibc Court-houls in kingston ON lhe le'
Niopiay of March ntxi. then aud there 10 answer,
p,cnd or dsnlnr rs fad attachment nnd proceed.
ibp or fhs same win ieirid tor..
VS.. PATTON, Clerk.
L.. m lanl Nm M .l--Mnl
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RELIGIOUS.

Wells Lawyer, Every Bodys Lawyer (by Franz
Crosby, of PHILADELPHIA
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sfnta Of Tennessee. Rnane c,nn.r.

J-J. Lyt,l-tou, Daui-l liarne ard CIV. Ygst,'
G. Te- Lytiicer.
And
=. .. III. Isisn,
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HISTORY AND BIoGRApHY.

Abbotts Histories l25 different kndf.) Ma
eauley's England "a vols,D Hume's England &c
yols..) Milnau'F Gibbons Rome 6 yolI,b MauTy's
History Of the United States, Lamariines French
Reyouiion, Library OF Natural History, Ramsey's
Annals Of Tennessee; Lives Of Washington Jack
son, Franklin, Lafayette. Marion. sam Houston,
Lee and Sump.er Daniel Boone. Dayy Crockett,
Kit Carson, Lewis Wetzel, Lives of Signers,
Greene, Life and Writings of Lorenlo Dow,
Writings of Arnenius 70 vo,s.) Lives and Speech
es Of Henry Clay and Daniel Webster, Life Of
Charles the Twelfth, Emperor Nepsleon, Louis
Napoleon The BunapGrte Family, Empress Jo-
sephine, Mary Queen Of Scots LRingston's Tray-
wells in South Africa (the only reliable edtion,)
Life and Voyages Of Americas, Dicks Works (in
g 5 and 10 yols0 t'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 Hannah w. Mills, Geo. Dixon Chns. Parsons a.
70, Jho, w. Perry, Ghristisna right, aud Thomas
Ransom. Defendants
You ale hereby notified that there IL now on nie fn
lhe CLERKS sheeof the Tistict Court of Lee county
Iowa, al keokuk petition of Hiram Earnay. sl1tg-
hg that Ut the spectE term Of said Court in June
LEbi discovered JHdgmeht against on. HanIlah "
Hrffss fvF the OF NTns ffaNdTcd and One and
Sb-ieo yllas, aud ten per cent nteFHst founded np
50 CERTAIN mortgage made bs ynu, Hannah W Mills.
% enr has Mason Upon Lot three (3l Ia Block ATTY
three (3a keol uk iee cnsntY Iowa and pta, tns
pr sgaifst YOU all for t foreclosure ~ SAID
me s"ts nf said lot to Jay sad debt tbs axtif guist
~ NJ ~ ths equity OF redemption and general
Hft, with eosts
NON each ct you must appear and answer raid Pc
tito" ~ noon 81 the stcond day The next term of
taid EH 1, 0 be held tho first Aonda, of Feb, nary
le6a, or Gtctee will be had therein prayed Tor by
oefAnlt II SCOTT HOWELL,
s+pB-fsw Fiatnuff's Afttv
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lHAPTER Q.
~ or Krorr

CITY or KEoErK.
AN ACT rendering yalid lie Plat of L@ighon's addi-
ton and Mas5Ha upper addition 10 the city OF heo-
kuk, Lee County, Iowa.
SECTION !. BE i, eaaefsa BY tAf General Hssemhp af
the State Of iosa That The plat oil Leghtons ADDITION
and Msson's upper addition to the cry OF keokuk,
Lee county. md state IL Iowa hes ctofore made aud
file ia the ufee d the Recorder OF Deeds %
said county saia city. shall and The IL hereby
clareA o. have the force and sirct In law
eats IS IL the County judge OF the said county. had
entered thereon order the the be recoi ded
prescribed by Section 636 of Chapter II of the
Code ni Iowa, and II the came had been duly re-
eortea in the manner and within the time prescribed
By law.
SEC 2. The said plat shall be received ia evidence
In any of the Goar,s OF this State for all purposes What
ever and sha have the same force and erect fit
had beer legally and formally executed and reeoTded
anything in any heretofore PASS to The contrary
Notwithstanding.
SEC 3. This Act shall lake effect and be In force
from and after LIS publication In the Daily State Reg
lister, pnbshed al hes koines, and the Daily Gate
Gity, published al keokuk, Without expense 70 the
state RUSH CLARK
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives,
sNo. X NHEDHAM
President oil the Senate.
Approved September 10, 1862.
SAMGEL j. kIRkWOoD,
thereby ecrtify that The foregoing copy from
the triginal oil on lille in my office.
ELIJAH SELLS,
septl9-d See'y OF State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

TIMELY WARNING.-At a meeting of Union
men held at Carlisle. Nicholas county, KY, on
the l4th of April, the following preamble and
resolutions we're adopted With but one dissentng
VOICE;
Whereas, Many persons have been guilty OF
the highest crime that can be committed by man
on earth, guilty of treason against the best Gov
erpment ever invented by man, aud have actu-
ally gone forth from among as and joined the
armies of our enemies in time of war, and left
with the avOwed intention of returning in a few
weeks and cut the tbroats of every Uuion man
or run them across the Ohio river and take their
property and others have taken office in civil
capacity under the pretended Government of the
enemy, and are thereby doing all their cowardly
souls would permit them to do against our gor-
i0ps country now, therefore,
RssolUed, That all such persons shall never re-
turn and live 10 this county, aud We are resolved
TO use any means whatever to prevent their re.
turn, aud will protect any man or men that will
drive them off, or any other means to rid
the world of such vipers and all men who have
been TO the South on real or pretended trading
expeditions, and did not join the armies of or aid
the enemy must nevertheless quit their treason.
able talk they must behave, or share the fate
of other traitors sympathizing with the enemy
will no LANCER be tolerated.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

SREAK LIGHTLV.-We heard bird whose song
sounded like two words, "spsdk hghly." The
resemblance increased until we became strangely
impressed and fanced that the bird was spirit
sent to advise US 10 always speak lightly, p
aud for us TO advise all TO "speak lightly" to
banisb barsbness of thought and action to say
not word against our Deighbor, but to constant
ly cherish for him the beautiful sentiment of the
strange birds brief and r. markable song. We
fslt that that was o bird of Paradise come to
teach a simple lesson and yet which was poetry
and even religion itself in its purest principles !!
Sing on, queer songster, and may the sweet sen
timent of your simple whistle sink and abide in
all our hearts May all understand you as we
did, and "speak liehtly"-gently aud with great
charity. - JVdsh. Wright
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II. 7. GRAVES.
A. S. HALLlDIB.
A.S.HALLIDIE& A. &CO.
WIRE SUSPENSION
Bridge Builders
PATENT WIRE ROPE!

WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES ot AN
w span and capacity erected and Ina materials ed is
furnished. Having been constantly engaseu ~
the erection of Wire Suspension Bridges anu anu
Aoueducts for some years past, we are iuily Pre-
pared to do such work satisfactorily NCW a. W" s
rrc, and to GUARANTEE PERMANENOl' -,
Parties who are about erecting bridges VIII III
find il greatly to their advantage to give US a call
before deciding to build wooden structures US
the recent floods throughout the state nave pro,
ven them to be wholly unsafe and unreliable a
nuaJe, of our U'ue Suspensions are noW ~ use ss
chjrG has been in the least affected By the tresheS'
Wire Rope for INNINGS aud ferry purposes mi; man
uractured of any length and size required Deihs
cheaper and better than hemp.
Scales of weights and strengths, with prices an
nexed, furnished on application to the manuiac'
turers Send for circular.
A. y. HALLIDIE ~ CO,
l4l3 4l2 Clay street, San francisco.
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The journal.

TRAIN on ENGLAND AND SEcEssloN.-In biz
Hanly speech, the American in England, George
F. Train, said
SIN the Canadian rebellion all arms were
stopped by the American Government on the
frontier. Why, then, does not Lord John Rus
sci take similar ACTION ? No; the fact is, Eng.
land, ignorant Of our position, thinks she can sell
more goods to two governments than one. Yes
Lord John Russell said be could not prevent it
they must catch her If they could And that
their neutrality, (Shame) They ought to
save ten thousand lives. England is secession ;
her army is Secession her macy as Secession her
CHURCH as Secession, and her bankers cote for frea.
sop her merchants cheer for traitors, and her
statesmen ind0rse all, and eren iaud the senti.
meDf.
So as England cheers for treason, let me vary
my discourse and cheer with her. Hurrah for
treason. Ireland awake-arise /! Strike again,
OBrien and your compeers, for EDgland decides
for treasonl Chartsts OF '4S leave once more
yDpr hiding places and create anarchy in this
fair land, for England offers up her prayers for
treason Where are Papineau and Mckenzie ?
lose no time, Canadians-you are nobody now,
be up and doing. for England believes in trea.
ron. Nena Sahib, come forth from the jungle and
seek another Cawnpore, and be successful, since
England has decided that treason is lawful and
.hould receive support. Yes, Mr.. Mayor, what
Is wrong with us cannot De flRbt WIN yon 0u
love your eountry-I love mine-and it chils
NY heart to bear your leaders all siding with
the traitors, who, when they found they could
not reign in Heaven determined to rule in He'll
--(hear)-our Government stands almost alone
among your statesmen. The Duke of Argyle
says some brave words for US, SO did the China
member from Brighton and Mr. Baxter spoke
kindly. and the Daily News defends ps, and the
Morning Star, but what are these few advocates
and friends among so many enemies Sir John
Bogripg dares to compare SUCH men as Davis,
Cobb and Floyd, with the nations benefactors,
Washington, Jefferson and Madison (shame)-
aud BeresfDrd Hope disgraces the rules of fair
debate in calling the North hotbed of anarchy
General Scott second rate soldier Secretary
Seward an unprincipled politician, and the Pres
ideDt Of our nation an unprincipled pretender."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

SWEET OLD AGE.-God sometimes gives to
man guiltless and holy second childhood, in
which the soul becomes child like, not childish,
and the faculties in full fruit and ripeness, are
mellow without sign Of decay. This is that
sought for land of Bueah, where they who have
travelled manfuly the Christian way abide
awhile, to show the world perfect manhood
Life, with all it's battles and its sorrows lies far
behind them the soul has thrown off its armor,
and sits in an evening undress of calm and holy
leisure. Thrice blessed the family or neighbOr-
hood that numbers among it one of these not
vet ascended saints.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

THE INs AND THE OUTs. Col. l.. ID. Campbell,
has rendered the Chaplancy of bis regiment, the
69th Ohio, to Parson Brownlow. The Parson
has accepted, and says he will pray and preach
to the regiment till they reach Tennessee, when
he intends TO have a hand in any fight which
they may be engaged in. The Indianapolis
Journal says that, when Parson Brownlow visit
ed the rebel prison in that city, the prisoners
shouted " put him out!" "Ah. you good for
nothing rascals, don't you wish that somebody y
would put you out 2" was the reply of the Par
sOn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

VoTNG IN OREGoN.-Tbe following describes
the manner of voting in Oregon. The same sys.
TEN should be adopted in California it is a sure
preventative against ballotbox. .stufing and false
counting:
Each man walks up to the polls, reads his own
ticket for the candidates he proposes to vote for
his and their names are duly recorded by the
clerks and the ticket is thrown to the winds as
useless waste paper, Immediately.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

WHERE Do THEY ALL CONE FgOM.--The war
correspondent of the Missouri Republican, writin
from Salem, Arkansas, May 5th, says
"All along our route the greatest astonish-
ment is expressed at the great number of our
troops. At Forsyth. one man reckoned the ar
my was thirty miles in length He had never
seen so many men. A young woman. the other
day, said to me The Northern soldiers are
a heap healthier and stronger looking men than
the Secesh army One woman said, that she
did not suppose there were so many men in the
world As the troops were passing, the people
stand In their doorways and front yards, and
look on with the greatest astonishment. When
told that the Northern armies are recruited by
volunteering, and that no one is pressed into
the service, they can hardly realize the truth OF
the statement The other day ! told citizen
Of this State that there were more men plowlDg
their fields in the free States than there are in
the whole army Of the United States, who stood
ready, when needed to volunteer for the main
tenance of the Union. He expressed great won
der that this should be so, and said, Well L
reckon the Sontb might as well give up first as
last, and come under the old Union. There is
no use in fighting any longer
One of our soldiers, the other day. stopped
at house by the way side, where book or
newspaper is a curiosity and the good woman
of the house was particularly given to the mar
vellous. when the following conversation took
place.
Said the woman, never seed such sight of
men before in all my born days. Where Oh airth
they all come from beats me-
To which the soldier replied with unusual
seriousness and gravity why, my good wo-
man, for several years before this rebellion broke
out, all the Dutch and Yankee women of the
North have been having twins, and all boys and
the country has become so thickly populated il
has become necessary 10 send them to subjugatc
the South, to get rid of them
'Wal,' said the woman, reckon it must be
so, for such an army never seed in all my born
days | reckon the South had better make
peace as soon as they can, or we shall be over
rum
The soldier reckOned she was about right that
time, paid for his hoecake and passed on.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21
FOR SALE.

s HOMESTEADS and VALUABLE REAL
IT, IT, ESTATE! Building Lots for from SlO ia
$500 each Also, so vara lots and entire blocks
of beautiful garden land in the city and county
of San Francisco, on the line of the
SAN JOSE RAILROAD,
at the WEST END DEPOT. The title is ohso.
luteiy peIIeet, being Spanish grant, finally con.
iirmed aud patented by the United States The
Shafter Bill respects this title, the city authori.
ties respect it, the District Courts and Supremo
Court of the United States, respect it-besides
The Title has been forever quieted by final
Decree and Judgment against the CITY,
So that there is not even a cloud or shadow nm.
on it, Whoever purchases one of these lots vii,
buy lot and not a lawsuit.
Office No. 10, Nagee's Building, corner Mont.
gomery and Merchant streets, San Francisco
a5.l23m. HARVEY S. BROWN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

EIGHT HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS COINED
The mns of the United States have coined since
they commenced operations, period of less than
seventy years, the large amount of eight hundred
millions of dollars, about one nth of the whole
metallic currency of the world OF this amount
five hundred and twenty million dollars are de-
rived from The mines of the United States.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

REIsoS LEADING HIS MEN.-Shortly after the
renewal of the fight at Shiloh on Monday morn
ing, Gen. Nelson was to be seen wherever tht
danger was greatest encouraging aud leading
forward his warriors. At one point, wishing tC
make charge upon the enemy, the fat General
dsmounted from his horse. stripped off his coat
front Of his men exclaimed I" Come on, boys
follow me, if they can't hit me, they can't hit {
barn pi
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

"WuAr are you about ?" enqured lunatic of
a cook, who was industriously stripping the
feathers from fowl.
Dressing chicken" answered the cook.
." should call that undressing" said the era
Nv fellow, ia reply.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

The GOvernment OF China has remittcd TO
England one hundred thousand pounds sterling
to purchase ggn-boats An additional four hun
dred will be sent for the same purpose, The
gun boats are to be used against piratical fleets
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

The NAME NOT so BAn.-There has been some
rcgre, that Farragut has not more euphonous
name, a gentleman with slight German pro-
ciyities says it is not to be complained of, that
IL j., 10 trllh, u ferry gopf."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

HERoIp DusT TO HEROIC DUsF.-In digging
the graves of the brave men of the Vermont
Third Regiment who fell before Yorktown, the
rrmsins Of some soldiers of the Revolution were
turned mp. The brass buttons that had been on
their clothing were in good preservation.-.Ma-
ryspiHe Appeai.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

LOOK OUT.-When the cold wind blows, take
care of your nose, that it don't froZe. and wrap
up your toes in warm wollen hose. The above,
we suppose, was written in prose, by one who
knows the effects of cold SHOWS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

MoSEY.-Money goes, no one knows, where it
gneth no one showeth +; here and there, every
where +; in and out round about run, run, dun,
dun spend, spend, lend leud flush to day,
short to morrow, notes to pay, borrow, borrow:
shnMelh.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

The wlol clip of Colonel IIollister, of San
Juan, Monterey, amounts this season to sO,920
pounds. He has l,400 sheep. and the feeees
iaken from them average a little more than 5 J
pounds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

"OH, miss" said love-sck swain, if were
but your bright star, how brightly would shine
for you" What pity" said she mpsingly,
" That you can't shine here" He went out i'm
mediately.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21
LOST! !!

ON THE EIGHTEENTH OF APRIL. BE.
~ tween Antoine's house, on Ferry Bar, and
LOwden's ranch, Pocket Book, containing pa
pers of value TO no one but the owner. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving il al
the place of business of the undersigned,
WM. HERDLE.
Slensr's Flat, April 49, 1862 I5tf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

Mr.. l.. p. Fisher is only authorized Agent
San Francisco to receive receipt foI
the and to transact business generally for the
TRINITY JOURNAL Offce-No. 172 l-2 Washington street
peary opposite Maguire's Opera House, up stairs,
sseFqReste Chy.-A. s SMITH is our authorized
agent receive and Advertisements that
city, and receipt for the Ohcs 12l street be-
tween 4th and 5th