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AFFIDAVIT.

PersonalIy appeared bel rene. al AIdeEuaau q the
city Of Philadelphia, H. z HELMDoID Who being du-
ssorn, 10th sayS bis preplrstlgns contain no mar
purely Vegetable. H T. HEsI,tfB I'D :
. sEorn and 9ubseTibed before me, this I'd day Of
Alderman, Ninth stFest, shove Race, PhIia.
Addre8 Letters for information in confidence, r
I. HELAB Id. Chemist
Depot 1oE South Psurhst., below ChesnuI, Phiia
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS o.
AND UEPRINoIPLED DEALERS, q
Who endeavOr to disposs SOP THEIR OWN AID
~other" articles On the sputHtion attained By
Helnbold's Genuine Preparations, :
a Extract Buehu,
L,L1 - = Improved Rose wash
Sold By al DEuggists evsEyEhers.
ASK FOR EXTRAORDINARY no OEHRR-
Cut out the advertisement, add send for it, AND
AVOID IMPOslTIOG AND KXPOsURE
4--..o ~ - - as5-4a
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HEADouA1TzRs sra ksarMEsE, Va. m,
wheeling, May %, 1858.

General Order No. 81 -. q,
7 obedience to General ordHr No. 4from Brigade
HeAdquartsre the companies composing the 6th
kOgment v. n. will ass mule their espectVe pa
-rAie grounds IS follows every Saturday o'clock
Prscisely, until fGitheF orders, for drll and In
AJeetiSns:e - = - AZ ~ 50 - =
CAPITA Gray and Halls companies at the foot Of
Seventh street, Eat Wheeling.
Capts. GOudI, Mckee and Smiths companies At
Can re Wheeling Market House.
Capt TaylorG company 1t Sweeny's brick yard
Capt. Glass company at La Belle warehouse
cNnI NdAmF company At Market l4uArs, East
G-pts. tanlsn and Hartsnsteln'seOmpanissas Han
tA18 grocery.
command tnts VIM see that the roll il called al NOT
later than 10 minutes Asr O'Clock, Ito allow for
variations in timel and all Absentess noted thereon
and ust returned promptly to the Adjutant OF the
Re dment
MOruing reports must be made promptly after each
drill, and the condition OF the Arms iSnd accou-
trOuaents particularly reported 20 the Adjutant
Each drin must continue At least two hours
By order OF J. acCLUHRY,
J. u. SrALLdAN, Adjutant. my32 I'm
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selfMeasurement for shirts.
A Card to the People
NOY is HOHr Time TO Save Money!
Rareafnal Rareainsll Rarrainslrr

TN eoaseQus1ee Of the fArr. that all Cotton Goods
i ere AdvADeing EsEy rapidly. And the indieations
are that they VII very SON Be HIGHER thAa Euy
previous ttues haye purchases iarcs aud slsrnS4
stock Of Foreizn and DOmestic Dry Goods. Whieh
have II store No % MAfn =. eet OenIrs WhesIIn9,
and to Which EouId respectfully invite the attsn-
tios Of the pubIje intend selling the stock oct
the cd prices, and so1e good eEs7 cheaper than
they we've ever known before 50 that all persons
needing goods, OF Who viii need them very soo1 had
better avail themselves Of this opportunity q Gup.
piyfnE themselves - they N save noaeF b max
Ing their purchases ~ this time; beSidss they vi
have good Gss0Ttmsut 90 make their ssIsetiolS
ron .-.--.
Ny stock eonsIsts. Ia pz-t, Of Brown and BleAehsd
Muaus, CElieos, Meas and Boys' wear Of every de-
seriptiOn. Cheeks. FiAupeIs GinKhAnE ShsEIs TabIs
and Towel Diapers, Irish LFnens and Shin Bos0mL
Parasois Shaker Hoods Hoop Skirts, Lace nd 6reD-
adine Tes. White Goods, Laoes, Embruideries q al
kinds Hosiery, 6e-, &c.
Z LADIES! LADfEEl Your special Ait4ntIon 4
invited 70 ny very superior stock a DRESS GOODS,
which L he largest, eheApest and most complete Of
the season lawns, Plsin, Plaid add RmbTo dsred
Greg Good NozDbiqrssI Berase AnEiais AZ, In
great TaEisty- Please sGu early. e yin make Il
greatly 10 yUar advantage % do 80
F0urs very respectfully,
JOHN R0EMER,
feRa No S3 Main n Csufre WheeIfpg Va
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The RESTORER RRPR0DUCEs-
THE HAIR DRESSING CULT1yATEs AND
BEAUTIRIE.
TESTIMONY

2Ev C. A. BUcKBRE, 1850
Aa,s. z+eas. An BfbIe UsisS, Ny. 0tty,
writes: 81 very ehesrfully add my testimony =
that Of numerous fiends, TO the gTeAtTalus Of AFs
ALIENS W.TIdis Hair Restorer and zJl0ealsa
num-
70 its natural color, and growing on bald spot"
tET J. II. @ NELL, y. 7. City Al Proeured It toI
rsla,I.e. The falling Of the hair s.opped, ant
restored it from being grey 70 its natural anf
beautiful color"
aEv J. WEST, Brooklyn, L. L: 81 will testify
their value il the most liberal sense. They hAy'
restored my hair where II II bald, and whsie grey
RET. a. WEBSTER, Boston, Mas: II have use
them with great effect. an now neither bah
nor grey. Ny hair was dry and brittiei IL u nov
sOft a. in youth
aEv. II. v. DLGES, BoSton, Mass: THAT they pro
mote the growth Of the hair where bAldness Il, }
hATs le evidence ofmy own eyes"
SD By all DrEa9tHs throughout he World
Principal Sales Omce'
No. 1913 Greenwich ST., N. Y. City.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWhee1-
ing Rail Road.

ing hAu 6Odos
EEZF9A
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Apr 2Oth, 1858, Pas.
" senger Trains VIII leave Bridgeport q follows
Sundays exeeptedj
Io6o A. n. HailTraIn, stopping 1t al stations, Ar
EiTes 81 Pittsburgh At S5o P. n, and
Cleveland At 30 2. n
as P. N. Expires Train, stopping a. all stat4onA
--f- arrives at Pittsburgh 1t Sos p n.
1910 P. II. Expre8 TrAfn, arrives 81 Pittsburgh a.
EIO A. u. and Cleveland 81 s.lo A. II.
RETURNING TRAINS. ar
Leave Cleveland st $50 A Il. and 200 P. N, AZ
rive al Bridgeport At $40 P. NJ and 5=25 A, n.
Leave Pittsburgh 81 loo A NJ, 600 A NJ and
1910 P. NJ, arrive :: Bridgeport At $40 A NJ, zoos
A. n and AZ z. n -1f7i-tre -aa .a..-
Connections are made a. FOIlOVVsS
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania R. h. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, 'Phila
delphia, New York and Boston.
ClcVshBd with Cleveland ToIed R. r. for Gan
dusky, Toledo, Detroit Chicago and
all points in the SoRIz WEST. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson.
Cleveland ETis r. R for RTie, Dun
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara FaIls With
Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati for
CSastIine, Delaware, Columbus and
Cinznns:S.
At HudsOn With the c. z. &C. RI for cuyAhOg1
Pals, Akron, AflieTsburgh and Wo0s-
At Alliance With P. Pt. v. ; c. B. =. for Canton.
MaaillOn, Wooster, Salem, EnOn, Co
luInbus and Chicago. 20
At Etsubsuville with P. @. 4 O. Lane and BEdLkIk
with @. o. o. R.R- for GAINESVILLE, New
ark, Columbus, 3eniA, Dayton. Indi
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville,
st. Louis, st. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West
Excursion Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return s. 90
Pare always aS low, and time much quicker than
any other route - ~. .------
Through Tickets 10 all points in the Wsst, North
and East can be procured At the once under the
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Ticket
Agent at Bridgeport station. w w.
Freight contracts viii be made At lowest natss to
any point accessible by this road and ts connections
70 the East, North, West and Northwest, ct once
under H'Lure House, with Fl Agent Ct Bridge
port Station. WI. D. TERRY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
Bridgeport, o.
jim. MCCULLOUGH, President.
R. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. feb6
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BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!
HsInbOlds Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract SarsapariIIa,
SXPEIIIIS-

This Is an affection Of the Blood, and attacks the
Sexual Organs Innings Of the Nee, Ears, Throat
WtndPpey Gnd other Mucus Surfaces, making its up-
IearAnce in the form Of Ulcers. HslmbaId's Extraet
SarsapArla PUr hes the blood, and removes an Scay
EruPtions Of the skin, giving 70 the Complexion =
Clear ard Healthy Color II beingpreparvd express
" for this eia-s Of Complaints rs Blood Purifyio
Properti are preserved 70 than any
other preparahIn Of sarsapaF1llA-
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CERTIFIoATEs OF CUREs.

From eight to twenty years Standing With name
known to SQIkNCE AND FAME
~ OF the United states
See Professor DEWREs' valuable work. on thu
Practice Of Physic- .-- . - :
See remArks made by the late celebrated Dr.
PHYSICK, RhiladslphiG- - :
See remarks made By DT. EPHRAIMNcDOWRII-
esteoFated Physician. and member Of the ROYAL
Solege o. SurgeoLs, Ireland, and publIdhed in he
Transactions Of the King and Qneen's Journal
see MedieOCdruFgieal Review, pubIishsd by REN-
gAMIN TRAINERS, Fellow II the RoyaI CoiisEe q
6urgeons-
See most the late Standard Works on Medicine.
E1TRAcI BucHU, 81 90 per bottle, six for S 90.
SAEsAPARILLA. 81 o0 per bottle or az GorS5.
LAPEovED kosE WASH, Soc per bottle or siE r s. so
Or half dozen Of each for SO o. which WI be St
ncIenE 20 cure the most obstinate CASES dseiions
Delivered 70 any address, securely packed from OBJ
~ Describe symptoms In an communications
Cures guaranteed. Advice gratis.
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TERMS. Rsgular PrioeL)
POSTAGE

The Postage 70 any part Of the United States YIN
be but TWENTY-P0UR GENTS year for SBlaek-
wood, and but FOURTEEN CENTS = year for each
Of the Reviews. -
nished fer 1861. And as
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HELMBoLD-s ROSE wAsH.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of syphiitte Ma.
ture, aud injection Diseases Of tne Urinarv
UTgans, arising from habits Of dissipatIon used n
connection with the Extracts Bueh and SarsapsrII.
In such diseases as recommended D =
Evidence Of the most responsible aud reliable char
aeter viii accompany the medicines.
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ATTENTION., DISCHARGED Soldier.

AIEUIILIUIII UISGHuIStU DUIUIFFs
FINDER AoT OF CONGRESS of4th March, 1853
L J all soldiers who have been discharged by rea
son OF wounds received in battle while In the ser
vice. entitled to the $l00 Bounty without regard
to the time they have served Applications made
Gy letter or IN person viii be promptly attended to-
All applications sh uld be accompanied with dis
charge papers. Attention will also be given TO OBJ
ed soldiers. .-.-.------- 90 Pcs
OfRceat the Savings Bank, No. SO Main street.
s. P. HILDRETa,
marls.tf - Notary Public and Claim Agent
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-09

GREAT VARIETY OF NEW GOODS IN MY
"A line, to which ask the attention Of buyers at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Among which have a full line Of Rich PLATO
Black Silks, Handsome Colored Silks.
NEWEST STYLES OF DRESS GOODS-Such as
Nsxiooez, Broche, Augiaise, YalenciAs, Lsettes.-
Very handsome new spring Delaines, large variety
Of Lawns and Bareges. Hr Il
CLUAKS AND MAhTLES.-I have the largest
Sortment of spring Cloaks, in the newest styles
most fashionable colors.
SHAwLs.-A splendid lot Of white and oolored,
plain and embroidered Grape Shawls, as well new
style Stella and Cashmere Shawls 70 be disposed
at lowest prices.
BALMOKALS In the richest colors. .ss
CLOTHS, CAssIhEREs AND JEANS in endless
variety. ...r-E.-E. a.. -.--.-..-.F ..-.-
bought before the rise and which can afford 70
sell cheap. ....-.. is....-- ~
Of Brown and Beached MusIins, Check, Ticking, a
great variety OF all makes CalIcoes, GinghAms and
hest of oIher goods that take pleasure in show
ing, and will always sell lower than any other house.
Invite all to call and examine FOR themselves.
a ALEX HEYMAN,
.-4r. 1871 Main street.
Country Merchants are respectfully invited to call
and examine my stock, which am enabled to sell
At less than New York prices. -a-rs1 s-5er
sOE4 $500. A. H.
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& SheetIrOn Ware
no THE PuRLIC!

III lhG FODA1S!
r NOW keep tho largest assortment Of WAR;
that can bs found In the G ~ and am fully pre-
pared 70 fill all orders At sh' n notise. .-
Ny stock eonEsts In part Of tue following goods
All kinds of Plain Tin and Japsnned Ware, all kind
If Sheet Iron Ware Copper and Brass Kettles Of al
dies; also Cooking and Heating Stoves OF the beS'
patterns, for wood or coal. M
their advantage to give me call before purehAS
ing elsewhere. g..
Epouting and Cutters constantly on hand.
Ali kinds Of JOB WORK will receive nay personal
attention. B. 2. CALDWELL,
No. s Main st., op. B. 4 o. 3. r. Depot.
mhs-ly wheeling, Va.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

= = = : - = &-hgN-AAA -
II AVIN0 associated with me in co-partnerEhip
II WILLIAM BUSBE6, the business heretofore
conducted by me VIII be carried by the new firm
under the style of Joseph Graves q Co.
esa JOSEPH GRAVES.
JoSEPH GRAv1s. wv. RusHRx.
JOSEPH GRAVES q co.,
Retail dealers in SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY,
wall Paper, Window klinda, Variety Goods, &C., &C,
No. so Monroe street, Wheeling, Va. r,
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BlackWOOd's Magazine
AND THE .
BRITISH REVIEWS.

The present critical state Of European Affairs will
render these publications unusually interesting dur
ing the forthcoming year. They Will occupy mid
die ground between the hastily written newsItenas
crude speculRtiOns, and flying rumOrs Of the daily
Journal and the pOuderous tome OF the future hiE-
torian. written after the living interest and excite
ment Of the great political events Of the time shall
have passed away. 1t Il to these Periodicals. thal
readers must look for the only really ana
reliable history Of current events and a. SUCH IL
addition to their vel established literary scientie
and theological character, we urge them upou he
consideration Of the reading public
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the
British publishers gives additional value 70 these
Reprints, inasmueh - they now be placed n,
the hands Of subscribers about the origi-
nal editions.
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Premium to New subscrfbern.

the Nos. Of the same Periodicals for 1850 viii he
furnished complete, soithOas additional eAaToe
Unlike the more ePhemeral Magazines Of the dav
these Periodicals lose little BY age Hence, . full
year Of the Nos for 1850 may be regarded nearly a.
valuable for 1862.
Subscribers Wishing also the Nos for 1851, viii be
supplied At the lollOEtng ExTRElrELX low RAIEs:-s
Splendid OHers for 1860, ,e1, n ,6a
+-. Together. -
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Any Of the above works viii also be furpfsbed 20
Rel0 Subscribers for the year 1861, 8, and 8. Al
One Half the Regular Su6scrlptioa PTiee,.
Tins HeiS SabSeTib,r may obtain the Rsnr,r4 a.,
the -Four Reviews and lakewood
Seven Consecutive Years for Oa9f
Which e but little more than the price Of the Os
nal iD0TfS for one year.
Az We shaI never again be likely to oHsr Uush In
dueemeuts a. those here presented, 49, 80
NOW is TIE TINE TO SUBSCRIBED I
RsnittAnees must, in an easss be made dfr,..
o ths F1btaasF5, for At these prices no oommiSsIop
can be allowed 70 agents. -
LEONARD SCOTT 90.
Jan6 No 64GOid street New York.
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MUSIC.

LET AND STEEL GeoLs, beau IfuI assortment,
myl6 "a ga 2 sats7ro p ~ D. NIooLL BRO.
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Tonnage Trains depart morning and evening daily.
". P. Smith, MAsterOf Transportation
J. B. RORD,
frblT General Agent, Wheeling.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-13

Do TELL THE Sacramento Republican phori-
saically observes that Democrats " have never
invented any of the vile epthets of secesh, cop
perhead and butternut they have never indulged
in bitter nvectve, denouncing all who disagree
with them in political sentiments traitors,
rebel sympathizers, and secessonsts they have
never encouraged secret political societies"
Pray. who else than Democrats invented the
vile epthets Of Black Republican," "niggcr
worsbpers." " kinky beaded politicians" " con
goites" and "wooly headsS" Who else but
Democrats denounced the Repu blicans in 1856
as " fanatics" " disunionists," traitors" and
" Union-sliders? p Who more than Democrats
crowded into Know-N Nothing Order in California
by thousands for Office who else organized an
opposition Secret Society in this State ; and who
composed the Knights of the Golden Circle? Oh,
but the Democratic chickens arc coming home to
roost !-MarysriUe Appeal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-13

A MsTAKE.- Some sore-headed journals of this
State oppose the denomination of Ben jamin p.
Avery, present incumbent, for State Printer,
because be is not practical typo. This is a
mistake, Avery is printer learned his trade
in the Office of the Harrisburg Keystone, paper
owned by his uncle. Moreover, he has made the
best State Printer California ever had done the
State work more expeditously, neatly, and at
less expense. This should be the greatest argu
ment in favor of his re-nomnaton and we sin
cerely trust he will be the nominee of the Union
party. His paper, the Marysville Appea', has
done better work for the Union cause than any
other in the State, and we are quite sure the
Trinity delegation will assist in re enomnating
him. The Mountain Messenger does Avery fall
justice in the following paragraph;
"We are certain that our present State Priner
has done double the amount OF manual labor in
O first class printing office, and kuows more about
the trade lhan the blacksmith prnters," who
are trying to hound him out of The position he
has so successfully filed, with credit to himself
and benefit to the State"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-13
M'esklu Trinity journal,
Weaverville, Saturday, June l3, 1863

ENGLAND AND THE IRIsH.-While England Is
furnishing money and munitions TO aid the re-
bellion ireland is sending brave hearts aud stall
wart arms to assist in crushing it. England is
treadinr on dangerous ground. Her mis- styled
neutrality is becoming every day more obnoxious
10 Irisbmen. as we'll as Americans, and the former
long to see the Irish and the American cause one
in Europe as it is in America. In this connec
ton the following paragraphs, clipped from an
exchange, have much significance. The Sligo
Independent of March 9lst, speaks of heavy
emigration of Irishmen for the United States, to
take up arms against the rebellion. 1t says:
"In addition to the large number of cmigrants
dispatched from this port last week to Liverpool,
en- route for American, we have to record the de-
parture Of a further batch, amounting to about
three hundred, who left by the Shamrock steamer
on Friday night for the same destination, to-
getber with one hundred by The Sligo on Wed.
nesday, and fifty by way of Derry-in all, making
q total of -four hundred aud fifty during the
present week"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-13
Resolutions of Coincidence.

At maetng of Trinity Lodge, No 27, F. A. NJ, held at
their Hail. June 9th, 1868, the following resolutions
--oro'~~~ni,r,ously passed;
Whereas has pleased Divine Providence to remove from
midst Brother JoHN {. GORDON, omber of Capitol
Lodge, No 20, F. Il A. NJ, Jefferson City, Mo-, be it
Reso'cei That deeply feel the loss this manifestation
Of Divine Providence has caused this Lodge body and
its members Brothers OF deceased
Reolred That we participate the grief and OF
the relatives of deceased Brother and extend TO them
and heartfelt sympahcs, and commend them to
the unbounded love and wise appointments of the Grand
Master above for that consolation which dries the tears of
the widow and fatheress
Resolred, That anticipate the deep distress and
row which follow the announcement Of this sad be-
reaYement to the relatives of our departed Brother
Rolred, That the members of this Lodge the
al badge OF mourning for thirty days
Reolred That copies Of these resolutions be addressed to
the relatives Of deceased, and furnished to the TRINITY
JOURNAL and Trinity National for publication,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-13

ENCoUR4 4GNG.--Alany of our people
!, and many think of rushing, rs soon
wash up,' to the Boise mines, in
/ Territory. We have lately seen let.
ters from that section which are anything but
encouraging, and begin TO think that the Boise
'sell" will fool the great mass of people who rush
there as badly as did the Cariboo and Salmon
river excitements. The editor of the Humboldt
Register lately received letter from an old
friend in that section, from which we extract the
following:
81 told you in my last-daied some time last
summer-that | was going into Snake Indian
country on a prospecting tour. Well, have
seen q - sight Of it the past six or seven
months. Have also seen hard times, as usual
Have contracted debts and-ragged habits.-
Have seen the country ranging from Salmon
river 200 miles south to Boise, and 200 west to
Powder, including Snake, Burnt aud Malhcur
rivers. In fact, | am one OF the pioneers Of the
Boise Mines. Some good diggings here, but the
mines are overrated like fury"
Tell your friends to pay no attention to reports
coming from this country particularly, If they
are etjoying average grub aud wear their regu-
lar hair Oh the tops Of their heads"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-13

IL announcing the entrance of the Marysville
Appeal upon the third year of its existence. we
don't think the truth could be more foreibly said
than in the following compliment paid it by the
last Red Buff Independent;
" APPEAL.-The Marysvile appeal, one OF the
best and ablest conducted newspapers of the
State, has passed the anniversary Of the third
year OF its existence as an organ of the true
Union sentiment of the State May many sue.
ceeding anniversaries find it still the same useful
aud excellent j0urnal--ever defending the right
and condemning the wrong, and one of the
towers Of strength in the grand Union ed6ce.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-13

tne OpJtc', 10
.,v.u ,ue rederal army. During the past week or
two, some hundreds have passed through Drog
heda and Dundalk. for Liverpool, en- route to HE
United States Many OF them are from I.outh
and Meath. Int principally from Car"n and
Longford. They are oil stout, hearty young fel-
lows-lhe flower of our peasantry 1t is also
noticed as significant fact that not few OF
them sport gold watches, and do not appear to
be at all scarce OF CASH"
With what zest-whut glow of enthusiasm
these recruits would entwine the shamrock with
the red, white and blue, aud march, to music OF
the Union, to the vndcaton of the cause Of
their adopted country, where every blow would
count as we'll for vengeance On the foe Of the
ould sod
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-13

TENNESSEE WAKED UP.--The " military State
of the south is at last walked up 10 the Importance
of putting down that sort of treason which
Andrew Jackson so firmly resisted when President
thirty years ago. Governor Johnson is raising
force which is 10 consist of ten regiments of
infantry, and ten of cavalry, batteries of field
and light artillery, and battalion of six com
panes OF infantry, two companies of cavalry.
and battery, in all about $4,000 men. These
troops are to be enlisted for three years or the
war.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-13

FATAL ACoIDENT.--On Wednesday, the 9th
ult., as the citizens of Downievlle were firing
salute on account of the supposed capture Of
Vicksburg, lst Lieut.. NJ. NJ. Knox and I'd Lieut.
VIM A. Donaldson, of company K. 9th Regiment
California Volunteers, were mangled in the most
horrible manner, by the premature discharge of
the cannon used on the occasion. The cannon
was an old one, and very much out Of ORDER
Both The injured parties died few hours after
the accident. We learn these facts from the
Sierra Democrat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-13

GRANTS NATlyITY.-It has generally been be-
leved that Gen. U. S. Grant, the Shiloh hero,
Edinb urgh Scotsman spoils that concert after
this style:
We are happy to add another to the roll of
illustrious Grants from the banks OF the Spey--
namely, General Grant of the Federal army. He
is the son Of the late Charles Graut, of Auchna-
hyle, and was born at Grantown. He served,
we believe in the Crmcan campaign. On the
breaking out Of the American war; the gallant
officer rendered his services to the Northern
Government, which were accepted.