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Arrivals and Departures.

hAMsunc-steampshp Bavarian--H X Runhardt, G +
Aunhard Hella Runhard, Wheaton Runhardt Henry Run
1ardL George Runhardt, Ayoss Farlew. Max Newmann,
= 3ronecke, Mary Gronccke, Chas C0nn, Behm a
A Thomson, Noken, Nilear. Meyers, Thompson Il
1euss II Cremiculse and family, Rogers
ARRIVALS.
HIT wEsr.Bark Tahiti-Chr!stopher Hone Co B, Goth
y; Alfred Curtis, Go. l. Goth Vol; McCrcary Co
do; Alex Sloane Go q, do: Charles Canal Go John
nnler Thomas Harris, Henry Brnce joan Taylor John
CAhNl Jerome Collins, John Shustcr, Patrick Mudoon
Jshn bradish
KEr WxsT-Bark Indian Belief j. Carey John Smith,
JAyY, James CALDWELL.
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Obituary.
CAPTAIN A. II. FERGUSON,


Captain a. H. Ferguson, Company #, Twenty fifth New
Fork Volunteers and brigade Provost Marshal who fell
neraly wounded at the battle OF Gaines' Mills June o7,
1eo2, fighting for the Stars and Stripes which be loved
started for Washington at the first Of the President
- sergeant OF the Seventy first NJ Y.S NJ, and yolun
eeered into the Twenty dh New York as lieutenant and
sAtutans when that regiment was organized. lie an
accomplished gontsman and Efficient officer the last
o. seven sons ofJohn Ferguson Esq late of Londonderry
Ireland and etta Hastings his beloved wife. lie was
Born on Market street. January 20 1s40, and was but
few months over his ed year whom he died.
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SPECIAL oRprRsNo. 36
The Village or HOrscheads, Chcmunu
County, Destr0Yed by Eirc.

firo broke out about O'Clock the morning Of
she 18th inst in the village or Horseheads Chemung
county, and before the flames cond be- stayed every
building IN the central part Of the town. with the exce-
eon OF the stores Of Mcssrs. Whitaker, Mcdonald h
Thorn, were destroyed. Two hotels and the town hall
are among the buildings burned The loss is estimated
as high NJ 100000. tire engine despatched from
Emra but arrived at Horseheads too late ~ be Of
vice The hrc win be disastrous blow 10 the citizens Of
Aoreoheads: but, with their accustomed energy they
viii seon recover from its effects. No further
were Obtained
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DE-. Heath, OF tne Fourth Senatorial
District.
TO THE EDITOR OF TnE II


HEADQUARTERS FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT REGIMENT, /
l46 BRoADwAy, August l2, 1852. I
In your Sunday HsRArD, llGder the head OF oNayy
Yard" my appeared as having been on trlal in
court OF Inquiry beg yon Wil correct the error no,
having bccn en- trial IA any court TIE orror probab
arose i:om taging been 4 witaoss resigned my posi-
ton In tho navy and appointed Surgeon Of this eg
ment, W'a examined thiriy-toar men yesterday Oar
average rec ults number about thirty daily. Yours
truly 4. s. HEATH,
SURGEON Fourth Senatorial DlsLrlot reg ,nenl-
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Euuitiye Slaves Set Erc,

Fugitive slaves Set Free.
Jailer Roderman, of st. Louis has received from heal.
quarters the following INSTRUCTIONS prohibiting the i'm
prsOnment OF the fugitive slaves Of rebes except for
crime -
SPECIAL 0RDERS--NO. 36.
Ottrs pRoyosr MABsaAL GENERAL !
DsrRicT or MISSOURI, ST. Loris. August I, 1862 I
The jalor Of 81. louis county Is hereby directed 10 re
ieass all negroes now IN hs custody crimes
whose masters have not always been loyal to the United
States governments and he is furthermore ordered not to
receive any negroes not accused o crimes whosc
cannot chow that he is, and always has bee loyal to
said govern
BY order Of Brigader General SchoGeld Commanding
District OF Missouri. BERNARD Il. TARRAR
Provost Marshal General, District of Missouri
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, August 13--6 r. NJ.
AsHEs.-lhe market was steady, but not active. The
sales confined to 80 bbs pots at 80 slA, while
pearls nominal at ST.
RREADsruFrs.- -Flour-The market was without change
Of moment in prices, while shere request
by tho homo trade and for export. The sales footed NJ
about $4,000 bbls., within the following range pl
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Maine Politics.

PosrI-ASD, Nc, August L.. 1902.
John N. Goodwin, Of South Berwick was renoninated
0r Congress for the First district by the Republican Con
ventcn to-day.
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We published yesterday the statement of the
banks OF this state, showing their condition on
the 2sth OF June, as reported to the Suparinten-
dent of the Banking Department. The annexed
table will distinguish between the New York city
banks and those out Of the city
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
EXPRESSES.

A gURYHAMs FuRNiTuRE ExPRnss AND PACK.
"A. Ing esabrhlnent III West Eleventh street. between
Fiftb and qlxth a~Pnues Furnit,re bored aid snr
sftarf tnr wol'J governs Na-0nt Dr removing itnt
H.. Ia-liue slg.gL
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Destructive Eicc mt Detroit.
DETROIT, August l., 1862.
The extensive saw mill OF u. A. Il :. G. Wight was
burned to day. loss b75 600 partially insured
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1880 cERrIFIcArEs.-nA,lSs u,p TWO TEETH

tEb l3rauf si,Fl $50 blt' 'tasl 6 eu vFr IL r.ty
p, IN tlts ~ "a We tirru Wf. ~.
s.-. CA.-LA-.3 $780,. - ,,-----.... ..-...
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A RTrrIcIAL BONE FILLING INSERTED IN A SOFT
"A state giving no pain. Tender teeth old and
shells nled warranted sound. The genuine wsad oniy
my Rooms, go Broadway, Seventeenth street.
Another lnveco OF the celebrated Tooth Powder and Lotion
J. PEARSON, NJ H.. Discovegcr
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A Il. ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
IA Large ~, q of
ELEGANT HoL SEIOLD FURNITURE,
Velvet anu Is rissels Carpets,
h or a nd Ma

Paintings Sat AIRY aud PianOf0re.
This day tfhnrs layl Au ust H. at 0 clock the es-
CANT residence. llJ Wes ght street Canton pace, Le-
tween Fiji and Sixth avenues eonsstng elegant
wood Parlor H. covered in len brocate ng
Sofa, oae Arm one Reception and four Medallion ia X
char; two hoid black walnut Suits covered green
80 Ell reps rurNsa Chars and Lounges, ele Keep
non chairs, covered IN DALI reps ewood Eagele
with trror 9aeks and door Cen I'D frr Ia les Lacy
Writing Desk, y day Bronze cock, rich chia Yses
wao3 ana mahogany eds cads, Eure~s Wasnsttnl.
sr.ng ana H. Ma resses Bed-, Bold ng Blankets. Sofa
d., Lonn p Rockers Sprlng at & ara Mirrors Glncrs
Corner an.s, Painiin y, rca ami ID nng Iab.s
oas Dinng chairs, inaet s.iass, China and Silver Ware
IaDe tn iery, a.. &c. Sgle positive Nn postlop nd
a. teT tAe sale.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
WV. NJ HoLLINosnEAo AuCTIoNEER.
BY CHARLES Q. WARREN.
NO q ooRTLANDr STREET
REGULAR wEENLY PACKAGE
AUCTION SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES
ON FRIDAYS.
THE CATALOGUE OF FRIDAY. AUGUST N
WILL. INCLUDE
gTsEN aoDi aSafIp5 HS AEn ssAnKErs
Comprising, in part
MEMS GRAIN CAVALRY BOOTS, ,on
MESs. BoIs' is' aSD ' ioJIII's' i'S'is KIP BOOTS
MEMS CALF BOOTS,
vi every description, witl am without TAP soes.
MEMS BOYS AND YOUTHS THICK AND GRAIN
MEMS, BoYs' AND YouTHS' BALMoRALs,
MEMS BOYS AND i Si'DII' yorihs ] i@l: nI BRoGANs
woAENs MISSES MISE AIND opILpREN's PEeeED
boois AND BALIoRALs. ~
woMENs AND Nissis ~ HiiY y MAZE l'is "f'''
Copper naled Boots aud bsimoras
woMENs SILK GORE CONGRESS CATERS.
A LARGE QUANTITY Of sfRNa AND SUMNER GOODS
ADAfrED 10 ThE ciAi hLTAlL TRADE.
THESE SALES wIf4. BE CONTINUED REGULARLY,
On FRlDAis, wIrnouI - EEtGrTioN,
AND MY psS AahASamSTs isE sSfSl wT. .ENa S1sLE ME
10 OFFER EACH WEEK
AN ASSORfM ENT of BOOTS AND SHOES
NOItlHl iHE ATTENTION OF BUlERS
FROM EVERY SECTION OF THE COUNTRY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE CATALOGUE FHR THE
GREAT sEMLANNUAL TRADE SALE,
10 be held nea Wee,
FRIDAY, August q, at l0tf o'clock,
INCLUDE
srx urNDREn SAupIE LOTS
REPRKsENIiSG
FIVE THOUSAND PACKAGES OR MORE,
Which will be duplicated with great iiberality.
CHARLIE, 9. WARREN,
Auction and Commission Boot y n Shoe Warehouse.
NJ. ~ Cortlandt streSs
ylILLIAM ABBOTT. AuCTIONEER-OrFICE NO.
w East Broa wHy, sels this da., l01a O'Clock the
Fixtures OF Bar Room No IL New Bowery;
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States G's coupon 1881, l00L a 1907; United
States 6's 1874, s7A Ss14; Treasury notes, $40
per cent, 1887 l03H; Tennessee 6's, 6l1I 81;
| Virginia 6's, 53L 55 North Carolina 6's, GO a
671l; Missouri 6's, AZ 47Z; American gold,
ll4H ll4ss; Pacific Mail, ll2A a ll2H; New
York Central 93s4 937s Erie, 3714 3711ls; do.
preferred, 67A 6s; Hudson River, 4S 4Ss4;
iiarlem,' l6 1914; do. preferred, 40 4014;
Reading, 5914 59a4; Michigan Central, 65ss &C;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 272s a
27M; do. guaranteed, 594 592s; Panama, 13S
lao; Illinois Central 81 4 6las; Galena and Chi.
cago, 722s 72ss; Cleveland and Toledo, 49ss
4994; Chicago and Rock Island, 66T 671S;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, s2a4 SO; Mil
waukee and Prairie du Chen, 33H "a; New
York Central 7's, 1879, 100 1927; Erie third
mortgage bonds, 1919 lo2; Illinois Central
bonds rs, 90 q 80.
After tho second board pretty large business
was done in Mr.. Wheelock's room. For Galena
721a bid, for Illinois Central 6l2s; Erie sold at
371S, and 1000 shares Of Toledo at So The
general tone of the market was very buoyant.
Tie business Of the SAB Treasury was as follows
to-day
--for customs 10000 90
raymeh's ooo 80 50
LSilo oosJ,l5o %
The export Of specie to-day by the Australasian
was $3.50, 600.
The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad earned
the first week OF August
lcpi $lS,s24
4cul Z4,0l4
Increase $4,000
The New York Central Railroad shows large
Increase for July. The figures are:-
July, S523 600
July, 1862. 74S 900
inCfease SZZo goo
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $l9,3l4 ,l65 II, and the balances
l,277, ,l47 SO.
The Mipping aud Commercial List furnishes
the following statement Of the exports Of bread
stufis from the United States to Great Britain and
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yEILLIAM ABBOTT. AuCTIoNEER-OrFIcE NO.
w East Broa iways sels this da, =. loh O'Clock the
stock and Fixtures of the bar Room No IL New Bowery
Counter, Mirrors Chairs Tables, Brandies Gins,
Wines and all Fixtures, &e.
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Which viii be duplicated with great berality.
CHARLIE, 9. WARREN.
Auction and Commission Boot an shoe Warehouse.
M Cortlandt streS
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SEA BATHING AT LONG BRANCH, MONMOUTH
y county, N. j. TIE Metropolitan Hotel now open. Ad-
iress J. a. Z 7. W. COOPER, Propre,ors..
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MATRIMONIAL.

A ACGOMPLsHkO YOUNG LADY. WHO HAS
NvVla - ~ comm, nd, Wishes tins acqs lAirr 81
IN, loINat Ah rece We res Tor A oGaab ie
SS'iutVD ioais, Pa NouDe-t'ef $40 lsY a.ssptrN
.@'rs1ferttcuent anu 0av. 49,. swtn. - I4 - ' +,
- =. .Vvh ntn ~ ter si 'asg - css,a# Il
- Nc~ 70 dnraa uNtt aN.t Il tt4 MA
shlcn wall ~ confidential L. staa
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MIsCELLANEOUs.
Ii HoUsEKEEPERs
q Arc invl ssS e iTsT fHso Ss1 OF
FRENCH T SaISA TEA sEfs sz xo. .c., 40.
Amongst these viii Be 'is N rRR sp novelties now In request
For the remainder Of onsr extra induce
nens' 70 purchasers S g FIXTURES
being 'G s Ssi
without regard 70 real value ri s.r.-,.....,.
Silver P pIsssa ess'es: cut totd
Silver Silver plated plated Tss sfa he
Silver plated Tea spoons. the dozen. 3W
IA's''' '''' is SIS IS
Silver Plated &. ss''' urn'- .is isia
Ivory Handled Tea Knives, the dozen. 70
Sossmi.n Ssss Finger aas So.. the dozen
Together Ss NJ; .a %EE:E ihss''
For parior msntels. such ~
fARlAS VASES snoszs FIGURES, o.,
\ equally W.: ~ y s:i D1rns 3, /. 90. 60.
"A HENRY TOBIAS, manufacturer. $40 Hudson street
A MuLETs.-MApANE rAxARs CELEBRATED
"A Turkish for securing the affections Of tho
SEND red stamp FOR circular Address Madame TanaS d
Pearl street, Brooklyn.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. = PHAL0Ns SNOW
ID White Oriental Cream Tan FreVkles Ac, and
pre- and beauties the complexion For sas by al
druggista
nELiCIoUsLY COOLING HAIR
~ DRESSING Is 0LYCERrA
without part ie ~ or u IL e ses tho hair ~
erqusiteiy pomade relieves headache and ars
the scalp OF dandruA. Sole manu- actursrs CAbWhLt,
MACK CO un0.r Fifth Avenue Hotel, corner OIL BrUAd
way and Twenty-iourtn street.
EXTRAORDINARY BUSINESS CHANCEs-BUT A
~ small capital required In legitimate mercantile DIS.
lars call on D. MADISON ~ tho Manhattan Hotel, Murry
street. Broadway from " A. NJ tos r. M Tor four
days
MARBLE MAxTELs-MANTEI.S SOLD AT ASTON
lNl ishingy low prces NJ kLABERS Marble Yzras, IJ2
Eas El sire near rr Asep &c, and 81 First
nue. THIRD street. n 7. Nantes put up any part
the county.
I,ATENT CoLORIC PRESSED RYE COFFEE
III vADiiUf 10 ihE PubLIC.
The very btsb relue 81 ~ paten, Good Pressed RE
AMI sn ra appeasn'e vnt entirely inferior qua l.
TIE name o. the mani hearef, JUiiN 4. LYON Ia
Chatham sfeet "a ON tA .sAa =, aud Warranted o
gise esusfouon u al wbo fc.Ase, money returned
Price "a cen lrT poupt. IiUtrs dia.O mt 20 trade
J. Il. LIoN, lbl Chathan street
yrHn usDhRsf NEg PRS 8s u4Np a LATuE
ssacfoen e n ft3e MtsGs VI sis avc.
Ns fr4A - ia FlL ~ .feHt d
t1f s#r hi8 "a .f @I G - fx3 ans
Ht hMIt s.ffet ~ ist9hf4 ali iCntlyu. ~ Il
WN#AfH 0I~5hF.
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DRY GOODS.

A CARD-THE UNDERSIGNED FOR MANY Y
n foreman with Smith Bros.. is' ami 80 luton :
" al be happy his friends mi eus-omers ~ 81
row. whore he u associated with JHmee o ,rban'.
JGHS n. sII.n
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SUMNER RESORTS.

DERGEN POINT HoUSE-sITUATED AT BERGEN
Point New Jersey near Newark bay about ten minutes
tlon of Borders The location is splendid, the
large and airy with good bathing fishing and
from the city The Thomas Way leaves foot
No. at 20 and ii 20 A. NJ and 1t 30, 80 and r. u:
Price IS week. For further particulars inquire at No 81
West Eighteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues
Carriages to take passengers from the boat.
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VJUDsON RIVER RAILROAD.-fRAINSFO FOR ALBANY,
Ill Troy n Nofta West leave Chamber street ~
aud II A. NJ, aud 3:l6 ana l0:l5P N.
7 ONO ISLAND RAILROAD ACCoMMoDATION-OLD
Ia s5uh W Terminus Trsus leave at A. A. NJ aud
SIS n nj Tor snport; III ~ aud IS Il. NJ.
osss as II 45 A. NJ ana $40 Is 5t5 y. y. for Hemp
stead, hourly Tor jamaica IRON 40 A. NJ nsta r. NJ
oYG BLAND RAILROAD CHANCE OF TERM.
- nasa sengcS dcpo, ~ a'nes sip and io, Q. TAR
~. a rth rect Era river.
SSpmer Az an eme, u-I.says New York al A. N. for
GFsenpolt. = - Iisfbor yD.INHt aid lIamp on,
: al IA I Il H. ana vs. l.. NJ. ior syossel.
A. 20 r. NJ. for ufeerpoft
Ats u. N. fGr FRtning A..
Ons ria a traiu caves duni-f's Phnt CHR fourth
sttet laFUg1 rts -. hi ~ Rver6 ebH iner.ae4Ete
to.sa cA-Urs.6n facq Stturnna IaYes hNeinesd At
81 ".
ayRy YgrK HAPftN ~ AhttSt RAILROAD
IN FUR IbFANF Yp@Y NtNEt tAp VET.
4I.9 H
rAr. .a RI. .f.an ff rv.Nsv.
a. hsrr.l g.fn# ts
t.uS II ~ .ntTY ..... \. afsN4trt
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mo HOLDERS OF JEFFERsoNvILLE RAILROAD
Company First Mortgage BondsPublic notice 10 hereby
given q dance with the terms Of The e
Of lie mortgage bon dstsi April T. 1882 that the
United States Trust Company Of New York w upon pre-:
accrued interest nineteen Of said Jsersonvis Railroad
Comnany first bonds. numbered foilows to
witty & 6,189 10 H. 10, a. ~ %. o. - 30, 81. 81, 81,
the outstanding numbers From aud after the
day August 1882 interest said bonds Will cease
the terms Of aid agreement
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CNITH'S CIIAMPLIN HOUSE. ISLIP, LONG ISLAND =
- for hundred persons; fifty OF
lawn Gne Lake and bay fishing elegant drives &C. Board
from IS to % week Access BY Long Island Railroad
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yxrANrED-ro BORROW. ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
w $500 real estate, in this city. In sums OF eoo
a. 600 and a. 100 double the amount Iuiersst
per cent Apply By Oakley, 100 First street. New
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-20

"WHITnER DRIFTI>G"-The Missouri DEMO-
crat draws hopeful lesson from the signs of the
times. 1t says:
the people are terribly in earnest that the day
for halfway measures is past {; that the quest ions
hereafter TO be disposed of to be settled, and
settled finally, not compromised that the occu
patton of those busy middle-men, whose business
it has been to go between intending parties and
arrange their differences upon grounds of mutual
concession. is gone that the Sooner such indi-
viduals step aside the sooner they will relieve
themselves from disappointment and Others from
annoyance. They are no longer wanted"
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Nouce is hereby given that on
Wednesday, the 1st day of October.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF DENNIS CARROLL, deceased.
is hereby given by the undersigned
Of the above named estate, to the
creditors Of and all persons having claims against
the estate Of said deceased. to exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers, within four months
from the first publication OF This notice. TO the
at her residence in the town OF Wea-
verville, Trinity county.-June %, 1862.
ELIZA CARROLL, Admin'x
Of the Estate Of Dennis Carroll, deceased.
Weaverville, July 5, 1862. 25f.
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rr.rv,vprFp PATRIOTISM The Union of Mon

rrxrxAxpLEp PATRIoTIsM.-The Union of Mon
so, had the following from San Francisco:
VIM. NJ. Lent and VIM. Chapman telegraphed
- tbe Secretary of War off'-ring one thousand or
.relve hundred men for the war, to be landed in
.sn;nwoll all expenses paid. Fonr of the sub
scribrrs TO the fund Tor those troops will give
eocb $40 600, and one of them agrees if the Offer
"a accepted that he will give 100000 and serve
90 a priyate in the regiment. | b'lieve Chap.
man is the man who makes this Offer.
The following reply was received at San Fran
cisco on Tuesday
WARRINGTON, Sept 15--6 P NJ.
VIM. NJ Lent, R. NJ. Jessup, Eugene Sullivan and W. D.
Chapman, San Francisco
IF one thousand men for the placed Panama
from California passage will be provided thence for them
By order of Secretary of War;
c. r. BUCKINGHAM
Brgadier General and A. A. G.
The regiment is to be raised Immediately, and
many prominent citizens of San Francisco will
enter it as privates.
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PROPOSITION has been started to n of $500.
900 establish factories in Ireland relieve the distress
that prevails there by giving employment to all who
willing to work.
TIE above paragraph, which we see floating
around through our exchanges il all boSh! The
only thing that can relieve Irish misery il The
fetal abolition of the internal land system which
has been engrafted on the Island through British
legislation, or else a terrible revolution and the
expulsion of the foreign vampires who curse th e
fairest of auds.-Mountam Messenger.
A fact which we imagine every Irish citizen of
this State will bear witness to certainly those
who have ever been subjected to the mseries at
tendant upon Englsh misrnle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-20

In RELATION TO SOLE TRADERs.-Female bus
iness men had better remember that by an Act
OF the last Legislature married women doing
business under the present Sole Trader law must,
before the first day of November, give notice, by
four weeks advertisement. of the fact, or they
forfeit their rights as sole traders
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-20

REBELLGoNs Nor NEw.--In view of the fact,
says q correspondent of the Journalo of Commerce,
that the journals of England are constantly
playing the pathetic about the dreadful frater
nal war " in this country, the sutjoned particu-
lars from Thomas Pane's Common Sense are
worth remembering Thirty kings aud two
minors have reigued in this distracted kingdom
since the Conquest, in which there have been no
less than eight civil wars and nineteen rebel
lions" In short monarchy and secession are
causes that have laid not this kingdom only. hut
- vor''. i blood and ashes. Paine was born
wrote much nonsense, but the above
course sustained 10y the records Of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-20

LET IT CoME-Rev. Augustus Woodbury., in
his 4lh of July Grafton at Providence Il. l., ask
ed the following pertinent question:
If the South is willing to sacrifice the Union
for the sake of slavery, who can complain if the
loyal people are willing to sacrifice slavery for
the sake of the Union ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-20

SrupID-Notwithstand the pr otestatons of
Del Norte and Humboldt against having the In
dians captured in the Humboldt campaign sent
to Smiths river Reservation, the Times says
Captain Wakeman received orders to proceed
tbither with them on the 18th. The Times pro
nhrsies that before the leaves fall - majority
of them will be back to their old haunts. Thc
experiment of sending these same Indians to
Mrndocino four years since, warrants this belief
1t is certainly exhibition of shorts ghtedncss
on the part Of the Superintendent of Iadian A.
fairs, or the :" higher power under which b.
acts.
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uNDER.--Now, when the rebels al

uNDER.--Now, when the rebels are
invading ONO aud Pennsylvania, we wonder
whether certain CONSTITUTE tonal Democrats y
from that State, and resident here, will still
retain their fraternal affection for "our Southern
brethern," and their opposition to that unholy
abolition war;" as prosecuted by the Federal
Government? We wonder whether the hanging
of few relatives by their benevolent Southern
brethren " would warm up their kindred blood in
California p Sierra County NeioS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-20
GOLDEN SYRUP SUGARS !

T,HE SAN FRANCISCO SUGAR REIN
| ERY makes 900 gallons of Golden syrup
FRESH every day-Pale Sherry color and Don-
Bile Refined superior to imported syrup,
Also, 40. 900 lbs DAILY of Crushed, Powdered ana
Coffee Crushed Sugars, equal to any inported'-
tTbis domestic establishment disburscs six hund
red thousand dollars per annum for duty, coal
and wages, within the Ssate.l Its products Tor
sale by all Grocers. o.o.
San Francisco, July !, 1862, 23l3''
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Wednesday, the 2fih day of September,
SHERIFFS SALE.


DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORE
ID closure Of mortgage and Order of Sale, is-
sued out Of the Ninth Judicial District Court OF
the State of California, in and for the county OF
Trinity, in the action of VIM. Kolb against II.
Schooner, ct al, duly attesled on the 4th day of
September, A. d. 1862. | am commanded 10 sell
ali that certain lot OF ground, and brick house
thereon, situate 10 the town OF North Fork, c0un.
ty and State aforesaid, and known SchlOmers
brick house and lot, together with all and singu-
lar the tenem"nts, hereditaments aud appurte
nances thereunlo belonging or in any wise appur-
tanning.
Notce is hereby given that on
Wednesday, the 1st day of October,
A. D.. 1862 between the hours Of II o'clock. m.
aud 4 O'clock, p, m, in front Of the Court House
in The town OF Weavervlle, will sell the above
described property to the highest bidder, for
cash. -Weaveryille, Sept. s, 1862.
JNO. p. JONES, Sheriff.
By A. NJ. KRUTTscHNITr, Deputy 34s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-20

PRoPHErIC.-Le Phare, a loyal French Journal
printed in San Francisco, says:
"The slaves and their masters cannot touch
the sacred soil of liberty without new volcano
opening to swallow them. The workmen and
the laborer, with their hands hardened hy toll,
will quickly crush these tratfck'rs in human
lesh-thrse arstoorats whose eScutcheOn con
sists of a cotton bale and chaius.'