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that they expect to be in Rayenna st Collins House,
April 25th, again May 29ih, and again
ta ~ - June I'd. Il fs5.
and every month regularly, notice will be given from
time time. They hope by honorable coursr,to
it share of public patronage.
DYSPEPSIA AN D. LIVER DISEASE
Do you rise with coated tongue mornings with bad
the mouth and poor appetite for breakfast:
You feel when first get up weak and abguid you
scarcely get about. Do you have dizziness i'll the
head times aud often u iness, wit occa
sionay2 Are your bowels costiye rnd irregular. and
appetite chaugeabIei DO you refs up wind from the
stomach and do you bioat up Often? 10 you eela dull
ness after eating. aud goneness when the stomach is
empty: DO you have heartburn Occasionally? DO you
feel owsprite d, and look the dark side things
Are not unusually nervous at times. Do yeu
restless, aud often lay until midnight before you
go to sleep: and then. times don't you dull
aud sleepy of the time: Is your skin dry and scaIyi
aso,saIiow: In short, isnot life burtben full OF
forebodngs: Now these are the symptoms generally
present, but always all of them and there are thou.
Is who suffering daily from then we pledge
ourselves. in from three to five prescriptons drive
them all away and completely patient, changing
their whole physical mental ure, and thus make
life blessing instead of buithen. We ask those who
tried until tired an discouraged to give us one
fair trial, and cadidy do Just above SET
forth Try two prescriptions. aud in time
satisfy the We call especial
To alnost invaluable treatment in the diseases
Proue all things. ss.s, ..4 s-5 u 5lEG
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Farm for Sale,

MILL be sold Execute q Sale. Saturday, May
w q 1858. at o'clock p N % said day. sesenty-two
of land situate in the north part of Randolph,
belonging to the estate e53Henry Davis I
Terms : one.third cash down. the balance in two
equnl annual payments.
q. A. DAVIS, Executor.
Randolph, April 10. 1868. l5-sw
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sALTRHEuM and scAID uE.D

We claim positively every of these
This is positive fact, and win pledge ourselves to
give $50 to any of the kind that cannot cure and
we generally cure with one prescriptions.
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" ~ xL1 Z In u
a MI ILY Me DICI MES.
Are prepared under the iEnuediase ,srpersisiou of
skt1i phssiean, and they be relied upon in sn
the offer Of single medicine which e1.e ~ -
DISEASES, hut the Gf@fenberg Remedies consists of
the diseases for which they are recommendrd ,n,ose
which be selecsed sppToprsste to sn~ of the is
s sSsBasis s1a TEcrTsR1 s5its
better than any other kl,d Of Pills the worlcPrice
IGREFENBERe UTERINE cArHoL1cos is am
ntrliisIs ss%ffE e. NJ Fs TaSs as:
Grayeb diseases of The kidneys urinary dicpIes in
!. f-y-THE GBEFgEBRRG lsARsAfAR1LLAzis h,
ar the most powerful and ehcaeous compound inuse-
r-T THE eREFENBERG DYsEHrERr sYRUPd.
etin and quick remedy for a diseases Oft be bowels
yrYr TIE eREFEEBERe PILE REMEDY never
fails to permanently relieve this distressing disease
STHEGREFENBERGc cHILpRRNs PANAcEA
s8a4 nsaluzhis compound in all diseases Incident
eaI51-. IT, THE eREFENBERa FEVER AND aeuH
REMEDY is sovereign specific for This particular dis
~ TIE GRErENBERG GREEN MOUNTAINS
OINTMENT exeeIs all other saives It's curative effects
x-5.fHE OR EFENsERG coHsUMPFlpE.s BALM
affords the most astonishing rel ef in ali pumoBary
If New Toik s,sIss thar be sss known the fssfsnbsrg
CqpsnmpIre's lsam used With great in Dfopsy.
oIr STsE GREFENBERe E2LTH BiTTERs are
the pleasant and delightful tonic ever prepared
:, h r. = The d GRRRENBERG EYE LOTION is unpsr-
alleed in all iuannation diseases Of the eye-Pee
cents, -s.-ss- ssesas4
g HOME TESTIMONY. .-ss,4si
Mr.. II. B. KISesLEY- Dear Sir We feel It duty
owe to the public. stata that Mafshas Caholieon y
medicine invs uaJle for complains chased under the
head of Female Diseases.We hsve used your Gsaeen-
berg Medicine aud have been greatly beneted ereby
ftch so, thai the price double would have
them. To the Thousands of our who suffering
from weaknesses. would recommend the Catbolieon
It gives strength 60 the systPm end
enables each of the of e bodytp perferm their
| - 5 Mrs. Z. & WEEKSsa
| Miss C. SWoRMsTEIT. q
i Medina, March 1, 1851. y - .sellse
EEThs above named ladies are personally ae2
quainted with, and know taf for seysral while
lived in Medina. they wee sufferers Miss
beer so badly effected that 1t ilh great esIty ths
was able to stand upon her feet few bottles of Ca-
tholicon entirely cured her Of her conPlaints Ny wife
received great bench from this medeiDes We recon-
mend II % the Ladies of safe scient
fifHS -Estati4 = q : 5f7a.t JOHN W XEEKS
/ & = ~ E.5zI-usa sk - Ed of canfeld Herald
For sale by @. HATCH and c. Z. SWIFT, Ravenna
G. L. Horr Co.; Saersville E. s. Lee Gainesville
<. ]. Pixey, Nelson - W. Foster, 1fantua. A NJ.
Il Sherman Frankn Harmon Root Aurora M. Con-
verse, Rootsto9n d W. Goss & Bro, Edinburg I-O.-
Hoagh AtWater and dealers in Yedclpes throughoat
4 the state. -. $500 II. B. KINGSLEY fsris
4 - a7a's am CLEyBLAsp.
Dee 8 1862 -'eaa en- e =. - - 81
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Ravenna, March Q, 1863.
FOR SALEl
Farm for Sale.
For Sale.

TWILL sell my Dwelling House and Lot, pleasantly To-
Gated on the corner of fspruceAnd Wsnui Streets in
this village. The house IS 80 by 81 feet well flushed.
has blinds and is n good repair. The lo is 90 by
$50 feet. being half of block There is barn,
well and cistern. and excellent fruit the premises
This property will be sold possession CIV
If not Sold the place will be for rent.
Enquire at the Democrat Office, the subscriber.
MRS. A. s. COLLINS.
Ravsnna. April g. 1868. BIN
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CUSTOM woRE.

The Custom Department of this establishment con-
tnues nnders the charge of MR. SFbATH an experi-
enced Cutter and none bnt hrst.class work are
Iemployed II making up garments.
Particular attention paid cutting garments TO be
male out of the establishment-tszI5 = 3sqHl
Those in want of goods in my line, invited to
call and examine my stock, as am confident they
cannot fail to be suited both in goods and prices.
j. T. GREEN.
Ravenna March q. IS63.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

AJOTICEi is hereby given, that the undersigned ha:
IN been duly appoir ted and qualified administra
tor the estate Of Uriah Thompson, late of Pouass
County decea sed has taken upon himself that
by giving bonds as the law directs.
Dated at Atwater this goth day of April a.. d. 1858
22sSxs WILLIAM THOMPSON.
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Administrator.s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersigned has
In been appointed and qualified administrator
on the estate of John Heacock of Portage County
deceased.
Dated at Randolph this goth day of April 1868.
22-3ws LEWIS MASON.
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ExAm1NATIoN FREE.

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Moses mcEntosh,s Estate.

IWUsts
NOTICE is hereby given thai ts suhscriberha beer
In appointed and qualified administrator the
of Moses Mcintosh, deceased, late of shalersse
Portage Co.. Ohio.
FREDERICK BEECHER.
shalersville, April II, 1868. a5-3w
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J.. GOLDSTEIN & cos
CHEAP CORNER. ~
Rayenna, Sept. "a. 1862.
iDrs. WORKMAN & SHANNON
Rayenna, Sept. "a. 1862.

Inform the citizens of Portage adjoining Couulies
that they expect to be in Rayenna at Collins House,
April 25th, again May 29th, and again
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

--,-r nv JCRAcY.-The ranting Dcmoc.
c..e are continually howling'about
i"'' lcy as we'll as about their sound
wy" tat principles ; yet their organs which
'ly if not entirely supported and con-
I'd by the secessonists. get very wratby at
.ch other occasionally for publishing sentiments
calculated to confuse the Democracy, and dis
turb the programme of the little remnant Of
office hunting fellows who once claimed 10 be-
long to the Douglas party, but who are solely
depending upon the aid of their secesh friends
and brothers for little favors in the way of
county Offices and political favors The Red
Bluff Beacon lately presided over by John Il.
Ridge, has become little more Union of late.
In its issue of May 18th, speaking of the efforts
and intentions Of the cunning spois-hunting Sc.
ctssioniss it says "If the Colusa Sun, or any
rebel sympathiztr in the country thinks he can
carry the Union Democracy into a rebel ambus
cade, and cause that party TO swallow dose of
s'cessionism, he s mistaken. For one we will
not train with such party Now Charley. a
friend OF yours offered 10 bet a new hat that Won
would bursl that patriotic resolution all to lin
ders in less than three weeks. In this section,
Democrats don't train exactly with the secession.
lists, but directly under them. Why they can't
afford To use the word Union any more until ar
ter election. You see yourself it wouldn't dc
for the boys 10 make the seccesionists mad wher
their only hope Of getting Office is through tn,
seccsh vote.
The blunder committed by the Peacon was o
too heinou n character to he overlooked hy lb,
profound Corperhead sheets whose patriotism
blceds at every pore for the success Of the party
md in order to keep Fish. and the Red Bl1f
Beacon in the right trail through the daugcrou,
passes Of Democracy, youthful Copperhrad ad
ministers the following Democratic rtbukc anC
chastsrment to the Beacon for attempting to SOW
the seeds OF discussion in the ranks of tue JaitA
ful:
We hope nciebbor Fisher Of the Beacon will
not arrive where Alexander of the Echo prophe
sled he would eventually "fetch up''-in iii,
arms Of the Bobolitonists. We notice that h,
has lately written an article donuncatory Of tie
proposed union Of the democratic clements ol
the State, which drew from that old political
prostitute, the Sacramento Union, the pIaudit OF
:" Good for the Beacoa." We would Gin be
lleve that Charley was not in earnest when h,
wrote that article, but only talking in hi.
seep"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

How THEY WRTGGLE-lt is difficult to deter
mine which are the most prominent traits of
character exhibited in these times by the wrig-
Cling Copperheads and their masters-the JEFF.
Davis Democracy thing is so balanced be-
tween verdancy and vulgar presumption. We
are however fully convinced of one fact, made
more clear and positive every day, that it re
qures o large combination OF ignorance aud
presumption to make good sound Coppcrhcad
that is one that the open mouihed rebels will
bet their mouey on. There are in this STATE
three or four papere claiming to be Democratic
and to be the mouth pieces of the Democratic
party, but we have failed TO read in any one Of
them, an unqualified Union sentiment or single
paragraph which did not make n conditional
"ir,' land or 'but" in the milk and wafer
support they professcd to be willing to give the
Government 10 put down the rcb~lliou. The
youngett, the mcancst, and most presumptous
Copp,r rhead scrbblcr in California who praltlrs
most about Democracy and the outrageous viola
tion of the Constitution, would not hesitate TO
denounce Gov johnson, of Tennessee, Daniel S
Dickinson, James T. Brady, Jos. Holt, Geo. L.
Pugh, John Var Buren, Gen. Scott. Stanton,
Ialrck, McClernaud, Butler. Gov. Cannon, Of
Delaware, Gov. Bradford, of Maryland. or Gov.
Curtin of Pennsylvania, us Abolitionists, and
laud the drunken whisky bloat, Wm. a. Rich
nrdson, of Illinois, " sun set" Cox, of yellow.
covered literature no,oriety, Valnndigham the
foul.mouthed traitor, Charles L. Scott, now alb.
sent in the whisky Confederacy, Vim. NJ. Gwin.
at present trying to find a back passage out OF
tie rebel States, in order to save his neck, and
D. S. Terry, the Texan Ranger. aud Judicial as
sassin OF California, the pure and untcrricd
Democracy! What do you think of it, reader Z?
How long would the peace and happiness of the
people of this State continue if these cneht
encd leaders of the Coppcrhead party could carry
their points? We ask the Grrmln and Irish
portion of our citizens if they don't feel highly
complmcnttd aud houored 10y the touching con.
fidence and counsel of these yCung oracrs of
the press and political arena? We would ask
another class Of citizens another qu,s stion or
two just for the satisfaction and cdilcation Of
these piebad luminnrirs and umpir,s of the
Dixie Democracy. When you entered the Union
League OF Wtavcrvlllc, or any other one of the
many in the county, did you lind anything that
did not elevate your lave Of country? Was not
the pledge you subscribed to and the Obligation
you assumed one which every man of honor, who
loves his country, his family, aud his God. and
who respects the rights of every good citizen,
could take? Did you ever hear the word reli
aiq"tEc questions and so couiu 'noSl OF our rca
Isre in the most satisfactory h"nP'' Du' we
nrefrr to let the pa,riouc men % u'i ""''o'a"
iias ,,ho are members of Uuion Leagues answer
ueS 80 co,yordly charges of these faIsying
tnc ~ t th.ir friends by bringing them iatt
FlPeIa " ana having 6hcir names enrolled
co'nllh.'oh' tho reIoble supporters Of the Govern
amongst thc tell""'0
nent, -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

We have received the prospectus of the Cali
Joynia Teacher, monthly educational journal,
under the control of the Teachers of California
1t will be furnished at 81 a year. and will he
well worth the money Persons wishing to sub-
scribe will address Box 1877, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

e7-Ar1Exuoy Don't forget that grand Union MASS
lEETTNG will be held the Theater this Saturday
ming Let persons Of whatever party in time past who
are opposed rebellion and in favor Of sustaining heGov
ernment efforts to suppress it, attend Prominent
citizens will address the ting and the exercises will
be emily by number of patriotic songs by the Union
Glee club The meeting will be called to order at so'clccs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

TAKE NorlcE.-The Globe Hotel, San Francis
CO. is being enlarged to double its former pro
portions. Mr.. Schefer, the proprietor, is sparng
no pains 10 make it comfortable place Of resort
not only FOR his local patrons, but for his up
country friends Our old friend, Bilay, formerly
OF North Fork, is connected with the house, and
will see that people from this section are well
cared for. Corner Of Dupont aud Jackson streets
is the plNce.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

CHAPMAN TnourE.-Tbc Chapman Troupe
opened Thomas Theater last night The house
was good, and the dcincatons well received.
They give another entertainment this (Fiidnv(
evening" on which occasion "Blnck Eyed susan"
and the laughable Farce of ~, 4, 5, O,n will
be given. Every body should go
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

Ir is announced that the traitor cmbassador
Slidcll, has given up all hope Of pcrsuudlng
France to recognize the bastard Confodcracv.
He has been trying to buy up the more influential
Of the French press, off ring editors as high as
five thousand bales of cotton vhen The crop is
satAeyed 1t serves to remind us OF II little nrgo
ciation the Devil once attempted with the Savior,
on condition that the latter would fall down aud
worship him. Judging from appearances France
is not in u speculating mood just now.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

TEMPERAAcE.-Rev. George b. Taylor, Grand
Lecturer, will address the citizens of Wcaver
vile, at the Union Church, on Friday and sat
urday evenings, May 22d and 23d.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

Political RuMoEs.-Thc alta Of the llth says
that there arc many rumors uaoat in San Fran
cisco, concerning political matters. Among
these ore the following:
First-Mr Phelps is not candidate fo- Gov.
ernur.
Sccond-Mr. +. f. Low, who though elected to
Congress from Marysvile, considers himself IA
resident Of San Francisco having his residence
here now, and having had his business here tor
several years past, is a candidate for the Guber-
material Office.
ThIrd-The struggle for the Governorship will
be between Low and Stanford.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23
2(tW At(vettiS
FIFTH ANNUAL
& & StrawDerrp Is
81 - II
AND
DANCING PARTY.

R The undersigned to the citizens of Trinity
and adjacent counties that the Fifth Annual Party Will be
given his residence, Oregon Guch, the afternoon and
evening Of
Friday, Jglnc 5th, 1863.
Oregon Gulch, May %, 1868 a. j. IELIER.
Committee Of Invitation:
WEANERYlILE
HENRY A. JONES, W. OWEES, PETER PAUISEN,
NORRIS COND0N, WALTER, MURPHY.
MlNERSYllLE
I. BATES, FCCERTY
LEWISTON.
FRED. MCAUSIAND, CHARLES RiyTZAU.
LUWDEN'S.
WILLIAM S. LoWDEN, JAMES T. SINGLETON.
HOuGLAS CITY.
CuAS KUPE3, j. P. TIERNAN.
EVANS BAR.
JOHNSON,
JUNCTION CITY.
HENRY MARTIN, JOHN HOOKER.
NORTH FORK.
CHRIS MECEEt, r. J. HOLMES
CANON CITY.
A PRICE,
OREGON CT"
p. s1ATTERY,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

THIS ohlce printers aid all, desires to thank
Felter for sundry boxes Of strawberries furnished
during the week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

OoR jolly friend Fisher, Of the Beacon init
mates that the corpulent Secretary Of State had
to call on US for support on late occasion How
about the support you didn't render Avalne, of
the Folsom I'eIegraph, on certain occasion,
some three weeks since, Charley? Ayaline says
you retreated in good order, and LETT him 10
weather the kicks and cuffs. Shamel
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M'eskly Trinitg goarnal.
WeaverviIle, Saturday, May %, 1863.
NOTICE.

The Union County Central Committee, will meet at Wea-
vervle Saturday May 23i BY order of the Chairman
F. "A. BUCK, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

DIDN'T Do lr-The Sacramento Rfpublicou
edited by Beriah Brown, a Northern man with.
out any principles, denies that the pronrie,or.
raised the Stars and Stripes on Saturday pi,h,
two weeks ago, and that the establishment re- =
three cheers for the Union army. Some pa,rio,ic
Yankee raised the flag in front of the Sern.T
concern, and hired crowd to hurrah.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

Two MoRE---Jacob A. Deals and Thomas
Anderson have been sent to Font Alcatraz 90
nrsoners. These are of the parties who recentIv
made an attack on Fort Crook for the purpose of
cnnturing it. Deals, the Red Bluff Iadepead.n,
sars was offered $4,000 to take the tort in ordnr
that il might be rendezvous for guerrilas-
And yet. Notwithstanding the Chapman affair.
the Mare Island and Nupa affairs. and this atncl,
unon Il fort in Trhama county, there are tbosa
who. to allay suspicion, tell the public that the
sncnssinnists of California have no intention of
committing treason here, or of precptuting
California into revolution Their ohiec; is N.
norent. They desire the Union men TO be ana.
thrtic. so that when the rebels move they NAV
vin- Sacramento Bee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

WONT Sr0P.--A Union league was orponizod
at Red Bluff last week, with some two hundred
members to commence with. About the same
time League was established at Shasta with n
like number of members. At French Gulcb. in
that county, the League numbers some sixty
members Several Other aourishing Leagues ry
a' IN that county No wonder the Coppcgheods
grOan
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

OUR old townsman. Dan Bennett, and his lady.
arrived at San Francisco on the last steamer
Weavcrville will be their future home, we are
authorized to say. Welcome.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

IHE During a late visit 10 the
lower country we had the pleasure Of taking by
Tie hand Avery, of the Marysvlle Appeal, and
present State Printer, Dewey, of the lIouuioi,,
.Me''enGer' MeCachey, Of the Sacramento Zee.
palrlck Of the Sacramento RcpuJHcon, Ruvclev.
%I o. ,ne hhlghts 5 Landing \ c,cs, Street Of The
Chalmers OF the hdependtnt, and Conn9 ot +hn
oDatta CohItcr. Clever genllemnn nlL ~ ll....
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

EBNEH's IlorEL, SACRAMENTo.-Ou old towns.
man and friend, Charley Mueller, has leased
Ebner's HOTEL X street, Sacramento. 1t is an
old established business, has fine patronage, and
is one of the best appointed (aod we are assured
shall be one Of the best conductcd) hotels in that
city. Trinity people travelling that way should
not fail to give Charley call. A fine single
room, or parlor and bedroom, if necessary, viii
always be in waiting. Attention is called to the
advertisement elseMhere.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

AProMrMENr-W. N. Socuu, late Assistant
Clerk OF the Assembly, and editor of several
Republican papers ia past years. has received
'he appointment OF Inspector of Customs at the
port OF Santa Cruz, and has entered upon the dis.
charge OF his dutcs- Sac. Union.
Glad TO know IT,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

SENATOR MCDoUGAIL will not return to Cali
fornia this Summer. Simonton writes that Nc.
Dousoil has broken scnsibly during the last year.
and his physician advises him that unless he
effects radical change in his mode OF life, he
cannot expect to live out his present term Of Of
fee. lie also says:
" "Brigadicr General J. W. Denver has resigned
ms commission in the army in order to look after
his private affairs, which have become somewhat
involved. The War Department ccrtiGes that
during his connection with the army he has per-
l"rmtd faithful and gallant conduct
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

HOOKER footed his horn, and the Stonewall of
the rebel Jericho fell.-.NaryspHie Appeal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

FILL UP THE RANKs.-lt is more than ever evil
dent that there should be no delay in filing up
the company Of Indian fighters now recruiting
for service in Humboldt county. Some forty
men have already enlisted, who will be forwarded
to Humboldt and Immediately mustered n.-.
Capt. Long authorizes us to say that the men are
only enlisted for the special service of Kidding
humboldt county Of Indians, and that they will
be discharged as soon as that work is done. The
men 30 enlisted will receive 500 bounty, the
same pay aud clothing as Government soldiers
receive, together with SIS per month additional
from the State, and lG0 acres Of land at the cx-
pjrNlion Of their term OF service. We trust that
Capt. Mllcr's company will he filled immodiate-
ly, as the other companies Of the Battalion are
about ready for service. The late deprrdntions
by Indians on the lower Trinity is convincing
evidence that something should be imm,dia
done for the ameiorution OF the condition Of the
people Of that section. From present appear.
anccs the company will be ready for duty in ten
days. Quarters aud subsistence will he furnished
on application to Capt Miller. Let those who
propose entering this service report Immediately.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23
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New YoRK, May 10.

Sterling Exchange lG46@lC5 Gold quiet a
at 495. Weekly bank statements show increase
IN loans, S59G.000; increase of specie, Si54,0O0
increase of deposits, 81, ,222 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23
a}lattiEA.
3irths.

In Weavcrvile May l7lh, the wife of Joseph
Testy; of IL son.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

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