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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-13
FROA1 WASHINGTON.

rC,rrespon dence OF the Phllada. lnqulrer.l
VAsv1SGroN, March 18th, 18th, 1861
sbe,;f Jones, OF Kansas notorety, who burnt
no Free State Hotel at Lawrence, and led Dor
Acr rul1iians in 1856, is here.
+ IS believed that F. Este, the Chief Clerk
orthe Internal Revenue, and Acting Com
missioner, has been appoints Deputy Com
missioner. Mr. Lewis, the newly appointed
Commissioner, will at once assume The duties
Ct his Office.
There has been a Cabinet meeting, to-day,
over Utah Affairs, General Nye, Governor OF
Nevada, was before the CabiCet meeting, after
,,arratipg the condition of affairs there, ex-
,ressed the lelet that nothing short Of the
ARREST and execution Of some Of the leaders, in
cI1,dng Brigham Young, Will bring peace and
order &c that section
The Senate was in Executive session to-day
THE President sent IN the names OF the follow
inc ColoneIstor Brigadier als:-Pirece OF
Mjchigan Yinton: Of New York; j. Nagley,
at Pennsylvania; T. Ferero, Of New York; }.
G. Stevenson: Of Massachusetts,; T. Welsh, OF
Also the Hon. William Mckee Dunn, ex-
member n1eI Of Congress from Indiana, as Judge
Adyocate with the rank Of Major, to go on
the staff Of General Sumner. Also, Judge
CASEY. of PENNSYLVANIA, Chief Justice Of the
Court Of Claims.
Frank Blair was confirmed as Major General
Brigadier- Generals Wright, sibley and
Hur'but, as MajorG enerals, were rejected,-,
General Steel S promotion to MajorGeneral,
IS up, and is under discussion.
Coloue!s Prime and Morris, for Brigadier
Generals, were reported adversely ~ the Com
mlttee.
A long discussion took place over Judge
Willie, OF Virginia. rs Judge Of the DISTRICT
Court, under the new Bill, He was finally
confirmed by nalrmajonty:
The Senate is working hard to clear the cal
endar by to- morrow night, and II night SEES
sion will finish they viii adjourn, but will pro
badly have a session on Saturday.
Mr. Uoodloe one Of the Commissioners to
adjust the claims of slave owners in the Dis
trict Of Columbia under the Elnanci patton act,
will probably be sent to North Carolina as Mil
itary Governor, vice Stanley. He is native OF
that State, and holds decided anti slavery
views.
General Sumner and staff left to-day fo1 St.
Louis, where he will assume his new command
of the Western Department.
It may save numbers Of officials trouble and
expense to know that no civilians will be APP
pointed provost marshals where there are army
officers who have seen service and are suited
themselves; honorable, competent, and willing
to be detailed on that service.
1t has also been reported that the position
will be kept for such officers in their regiments,
until such times as they return, and as there IS
scarcely a single district which has not such
men in the field, it is fair to suppose that
they will all be army officers. Recommends
tons by Members Of Congress are desired by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-13

TNISH STANDS IN NJ A r K E T.-These
& stands will be rented for year, to the
highest bidder. on Saturday morning, 18th il
slant, at 10 o. clock, a. N. Terms, cash within
twenty-four hours from the hour of sale, or the
stand to be re-rented in the case Of any default
er. J. P WHITEM0RE,
NH 12-3t* Clerk Of II arket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-13
DIED.

On Thursday evening, March 18th SARAH
A., wife Of J John B. Smoot, in the 32d year OF
her age. va The friends of the family are IN
vited to attend the funeral tomorrow afternoon:
at O clock, from the residenceo Of her husband,
on Prince street, near Washington,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-13

LIBERTY HA1.L.-The beautiful ballet Of La
BoQuetire and the side splitting farce OF PAD
dy Niles Boy will be repeated tonight. The
whole company also appear in al irressti5ly
funny bill Dick Parker and the rest Of the
"nlgs' will do up some new and funny acts,
and altogether good time may be anticipated
at the Canterbury tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-13

The Hagerstovn Herald says 1--WE under
stand that navigation has been resumed on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and that the
prospect for a brisk trade is very encouraging.
Is not this premature.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-14
WANTED,

A SITUATION, IN a. dry goods or grocery store, or
"A wherever he San make himself useful, by an able
bodied of business experience, who speaks nu-
emily English, irench, and German. Apply At this
Off &C.
nee 1sso-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-14
kENDALL COUNTY.

DirisiOa 40. comprises the towns OF Fox Big
Grove, Little Rock Bristol and that portion of 0swego
lying west of the Fox River. Assistant Assessor
lrus Coy, office at Newark.
Diri..oh No 10 comprises the towns of Lisbon, Ken
DALI Seward, Na-Aw-Say, and that portion of Oswego
lying fthe Fox River Assistant Assesso Jarvis
Moore. Office at Lisbon.
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'KANKAKEE COUNTY.

UsUisiO4i No. Is comprises the towns of Kankakee,
BourbonDais, Msnten" and Rockville. Assistant As
SCISSOR d. G. Bean, oifics at Kankakee City.
Decision No. IA comprises the towns of Momence,
GAMER, Aroma. st. Anne Sumner and yellow Head.
Assistant Assessor James Chaeid, Office at Momsnce
Dirision No. Is comprises the towns OF Essex Sa
lima, Limestone, Norton, Pilot, and Otto. Assistant
Assessor Richard Lane Office at Limestone, post Of
fee at Knnkakee City.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-14

HOW ARD ASSOCIATIONS,
III I.Hd tIphid-for the Relief of the Sick and
Distressed afflicted with Yirulent and Chronic Dis
eases and Especially Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting surgeon
Valuable REPORTS on SPERMAT0RRfitEA SEM
NAL WEAKNESS, AMI other Diseases of the Sexual
Organs and the NEW REMEDIES employed in the
pispensary, sealed letter r!eprS, Tree Of
charge. Address
Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Assem-.
No. South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-14
Cc9al embellishments.
CANAL SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that. on wEDNEs-
~ DAY, the LIST day Of APRIL next, the foIoxinr
described Canal Lands and Town Lots will be offered
for sale at public auctIon at the Canal Office in ock
port, Will Co., Ills, to-wit:
W. SWt. sec 81, town 81. rarse 2,sdP.M.
70 SNA
VIZ Swit sec 5, town 81, range &, Cd p
Mex SE4 Sec ], town 50. range 5,
SEA Swl. sec q, town 81, range 10, ID M
Lot s. block 49, States Addition to Ottawa.
swA NEII sec p, town 80, range l. east 81 p. NJ.
EH NEA sec -, town 81, range ],
VIZ Swh4 sec IS, town ~, range I, .a5
va NSA sec town 81, range 5, ..+
Lot 3 Block ~, Original Town of Ottawa. -. Cd.
Lots 4, block 30, Original Town Of Ottawa.
Lots = and 4, Block 81, Original Town OF Ottawa
LOT 2, BLOCK 30, Town of Lockport.
ara also, at the Court House in Chicago ON Nond.v
me 9th day OF April next the x of III. wa. OF la
W., !, III DOCK No rs, Original Town OF Chicago.
ne saa Lands and Town Lots having been hereto.
soa ny the former Board Of Comm of the
limos ann Mchigan Canal the State Tru stees Of
.e sa'" lanai have become forfeited to the State br
VIC non payment OF principal interest," according 10
The terms OF sale are, one tenth OF IN. rurch...
money PAD At the sale, and for the hai.nc ~. =,
twenty years, on six cent. Interest payabe
ally. a"ns-
Such lands and town lots may be r.d.e,,-d - A..
payment of the amount due any time pre- lou, T. 80
day OF sac MARTIN Ii. CAssFLL
lsockpcrt, REQ IL, loO3 Stue
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-14
Dr. PACE CnrNTY

Diofston No. III comprises the towns of Wayne, Adj
Olson, Bioomingdae, Winfield and aPei Vile Assist
ant Assessor Joseph Mcconnell, office at Turner.
Diosion No. II comprises the of Kyle Milton
York ana Downer's Grove. Assistant Assessor J. c.
Wheaton, office a Wheaton.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-14

" ~ N L u u
V>O exchange, 240 acres OF IN improved land in-Lf-
j vingston Co. for improved farm within 10
miles OF Ottawa. The subscriber will pay the differ
snoe in cash. [ls-2n*] j. Ii. CUgRiEA.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-14
Metallic Burial Gases.
ical estate
lands soT SAFE,


FOR SAFE:
100 LOIS 10 SsuE--'s Addition 10 Ottawa. and -
lNo Lcts IL Old Towu pad states Addition O;i.-
va. for sale cheap. rsu-> L. r. SANGER.
'l'HRES Houses aud Lot. 10 rent.
auxs L. P. SANGER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-14
OH. OIL:
School Books /!

4 LARGE and complete sto< Of tfs different kinds
IN Of School Books thai SID ! the city and
country schools .jast recei ed .NS ,aIe 10y: g.
tsc4 - = Z W. -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-14
abstracts of .itIc.

II AyISG full and complete abstract Of title Of
z every piece OF land town io; ia The county,
which i kept Eq every night, prepared to fur
Ii,h, salr. notice and reasonable terms abstracts
OF title IaGg- L. Z. sANGEE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-14
CRAY, Avr.r L BrsgsrLL, Attorneys.
Agricultural IMPLEMENTS,

S.ch Common Securing cfae-Horsf, anu Prdtr5S
PLOWS. Adrroros. CuhiUGfors, Hprs> Rdres dc,
In short all kinds of heavy farmers tools. ismachi
nery is all perfect. and propelled by abGndsnt
never failing power. Farmers are invited
and examine his work, whether they wish purchase
or not ANtheir trork is ,rdrrdnttd.
Orders from distance promptly attended 20, sno i'm
piements placed ard canal boats ears free Of
charge Nov, 90 go JOSEPH MAIERhOFERZS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-14

STATE OF ILLINOIS Supreme Court within and for
the Third Grand Division OF said state.
Lemuel Barton, Jonathan Barton. Simeon Barton,
plaintiffs in Error
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-14
STATE or ILLINOIS, Supreme Court, within and for
tie Third Grand D.v!sio. Of said state.
John e Deshler, P.ui,.flr a.. Error.
C,reuius Bears, D. 5ndGat IN Error.
Error to Superior Cour' Of Chicago.


tie Third Grand Dy.sios Of said state.
John e. DeshIer, Pdhtfi+ -. Error.
C,reuius Bears, y. fsniGat IN Error.
Error to Superior Courr Of Chicago.
Whereas he said John G D--hitr Las cd a writ
Of from said SGpr-m- CoIrt. 10 reverse a jsdg
Obtained by s4ia Cyr, mas Beers, against said
John q. pe.hIrT- in said Superior Court Of Chicago
which said writ Or error IS pending said supreme
Court, and whereas, WI: Of .r.re rIctds has been
duly issued herein. Teturnzhe the first day of the
OF sad Supreme Court, TO be holden OF
lava said state the fret Tue .day after the third
Monday in April next, according to law and whereas,
also. il appears by affidavit, le in the Clerks Office
of said Supreme Court. that the sale Cyrenius Beers
has on; OF the State OF Illinois, that process
Canuos be served upon him, ADD that due inquiry
diligently made, he cannot be found within said state
OF Illinois,
Now, therefore, you the said Cyreuius Beers said
defendant i'll error, whose Ui-re-idence appears
aforesaid, hereby notified TO he and appear be-
fore the Justices OF said supreme Court, the mex;
term of said Court, to be holden at Ottawa in said
State the first Tuesday after the third Monday in
Apr next, hear the record aud proceedings brough;
into aid Supreme Court return of said writ
and the assigned. II you shall fit and fur
Their do and what said Court shall order in
this behalf.
Dated thi. 18Th day OF February, 1858.
lAttest) L. LELAND, Clerk.
Wa. c. REYNOLDS, at 'ytor PIT. in Error.
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Il SAIrE CnrNrY
GRUMPY CoySTY

Dic,sicH No. comprises the towns of Morris Aeri-
anna Nvtte Cre.k, Saratoga and ADVISABLE. Assistant
Assessor Levi Hills, Office AT Morris.
DiyisioH No. : comprises the towns Of F.leN, Wau-
ponset. Norman, VIENNA Morgan, Brsceville High
land GOod!arm and Greenfield. Assistant Asses scr
W Ga vpool. Office WauDousie
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12
Mseklu Triuity 9oaraal,
WeaveryiIs, Saturday, Sept. p, 1863.

JuD1c1AL ELEcrIoN.-ppion men should not
forget that Supreme District and County Judges,
State Superintendent of Public Instruction, and
Justices Of the Peace are to be elected on the
2Ist of October The victory is only half gained (;
we must elect all The above officers to make IL
complete. Mr.. Garter, candidate for District
Judge, and Mr.. Murphy, nominee for County
Judge, will probably visit great portion Of the
county before the day Of election arrives
Whether they do or not, Union men should re-
member that it is their power to elect the whole
Judicial ticket if they do their duty. There is
some doubt whether the soldiers vote will be
registered for these officers, although the law
distinctly says that they shall be entitled to vote
for State. Judicial aud county officers II the
Union voters at homo do their duty there will be
no danger of a Copperbead triumph. We are
glad to know that Gov. Standard has postponed
the Brigade muster at Red Bluff. which would
have taken some 400 votes from this District, un-
til after the election.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12

The PARrlcULARs.-A dispatch in the last is.
sue Of this paper announced an affray between
Sam. D. Johns, sheriff of Tehama county, and q
Red Bluff carpenter named Hazleit. The hide.
pendent said in its next issue that Johns stabbed
Hazlett in the back with knife, and was fired
upon in return, receiving severe wound in the
leg. The Beacon of the same date said "Mr.
Johns commenced the affray by striking Hazett
several blows with his fist. Hazlett drew q pis.
toll fired ana hit Johns in the hip, and started to
run. Johns then drew his knife and cut Hazett
in the back, and threw his knife at him. Hazett
turned and fired at Johns" the ball striking Just
below the knee, producing a compound fracture.
Hazlett was badly cut, but is out of danger
Modification being feared in johns case he was
taken to San Francisco. The trouble grew out
Of an affidavit made (of which Hazlett was one
of the signers) charging Johns with having re-
ferred to the American flag on the occasion Of q
recent procession at Tebama, as q ID Alb
olition rag" which be denied.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12
THE BUTTE CALI.-We have beard great deal
of the famous Butte Call, and the wonders that

THE BUTTE CAL.-We have beard great deal
of the famous Butte Call, and the wonders that
we're to he achieved by it. One Of the main re-
to harmoDise the dscordant factions of
)creey, and another to bury the Union
deep that the angel Of political resur
'oud never awaken it, But the Call
ffectually heard throughout the county
originated Even Butte has gone for
l. That Call was not potent enough.
Like the "spirits Of the vastly deep" the Dem
pcracy did pot respond, for it bad no real exis
tence, or that sort Of existence that ires in ma
jorities Il weakened--t became demoralized,
like the army of Bragg or that other army OF
10. Johnston, WHICH the soldiers OF Pemberton
ate out of house and home Eptaph Weller,
Bigler, no more to be called Tahoe, and Dawney,
the compounder of drugs aud politics. will now
be obliged to invent some other quack medicine
TO tickle the public palate.-L Union.
And very similar was the effect of the Shasta
Circular, put forth in this region about the same
time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12
The Medicine for all Seasons

DR. RoBAcKs STOMACH BlrrRRs We profess 10 have ore
than superficial knowledge Of the healing art and Will,
we fully prepared to admit that hurnbuc is hut
word for imposition and therefore, do not allow eny nd
vertsement or notice to appear in our paper that las The
least tendency to corrupt the human mind ws are
glad to recommend what we believe to he n rool l,
cety ANA having made an experimental uso Of Dir Robnc
stomach lhers, We bear testimony to their rsI %
uine and very beneficial use D. rs Hers far surSos.
any preparation OF tie kind We have ever ,ej . AMI %
urge all who need mild, safe aAd most agreeable tar
10 try this medicine at once II you try once Won WI
be sure to try itagain 1t is just the thing for the
in hot weather Eaton (ohio) Democrat
See advertisement AZ A.,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.-IN THE JUS
- tees Court, Caion Greek Township. in and
for the county of Trinity.
The People of the sInio Of California send
greeting TO JAMES DUNN.
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me, at my Office in the township of Ca7on creek,
in the county Of Trinity, on the 26th day of Sep
tember, A. D., 1868, at IL o'clock NJ, to answer
unto the complaint Of Jackson IL Ferguson, who
sues you on account and for the sum of Sixty %.
100 Dollars, as per bills filed. when judgment
will be taken against you for the said amount.
together with costs and damages, il you fail to
appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said countv.
greeting Mako legal service and due return
hereof. Given under my hand this 18th day of
August, A. d., 1868. GEORGE FAXEN.
Justice of the Peace Of said Township.
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA.-COUN OF
~ Trinity It appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court that personal service cannot be had on
the within named defendant. it is therefore or.
dtred that service be made by publication in the
TRINITY Journal for three successive weeks.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Septcm.
Der, A. D., 1868.
GEORGE FAXEN, Justice
353i. of The Peace, Canon Creek Township.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12

ALREADY the great States OF New Y York, Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois are Democratic,
to say nothing of New Jersey or of Kentucky,
which last named State elected State Admins
tration on nearly the precise basis of our own
Democratic Platform of the campaign just closed.
There is everything to cheer Trinity National.
That's what Wbitesdes, the contortiouist, told
the people in his speech here. But those who
have read Governor Bramlettes speeches, or the
platform adopted by the Convention which nomi-
hated him. fail to see it in that light. Bramlette
and Tod Robinson" precise basis oh, pshaw
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12

OPPOSITION STEAMER.-We call the attention
Of our readers to the fact that the Moses Taylor
is announced TO sail from San Francisco on the
Sd OF October, Again we advise persons going
East 10 try the opposition line. We have con.
yersed with people who have Travelled that way,
and all agree thet in convenience and kindness
Of officers it exces the old line The trip is made
in from three days TO week sooner thuu by Ghe
Panama route. The Hoses Taylor has undergone
extensive repairs within the pas. two months
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12

EAST TENNEssEE.-Pa Brownlow says in a
letter to the Philadelphia Press, dated Nashville
July l2th
The great question with us is, when will East
Tennessee be redeemed 2 1t will astouish my
friends In the loyal States when | tell them as
now do, that East Tennessee has 20 900 men in
the Federal army, and 10000 more ready to join
them when they are furnished with arms and
released from the caves in the mountains and the
jals in The South. Neither Massachusetts nor
Vermont is more loyal than East Tennessee
glorious East Tennessee. May her Union oIii
zens live forever! And may her hills, valleys
and streams live in song and history, when Old
Time is dead and gone.
Burnside is rapidly answering Drownlow's
"great question:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12

" The black-bearted traitors to the Constitu.
lion expected that it Union State ticket1 would
reach fifty or sixty thousand majority. y."-NationaS.
A' Union men never expected more than
twenty-five or thirty thousand majority, knowing
That lesa than hundred thousand votes would
be cast. the bogus Democracy must be referred to
~ ntpeaking OF " black hearted traitors" 1t was
q happy idea, truly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12

THE Sonoma Democrat publishes the birth OF o
boy named Sterling Price, on which fact the
Argus remarks for the benefit of the Democratic
parents:
Had they hosted the Confederate flag or
cheered Justify for jeff. Davis, Sterling Price or
any other known traitor, they could not have
more efIectually proclaimed their disoyalty than
they DO by the above. Entrenching themselves
behind . new born babe " they, in true ehiv-
airy" style. improve the opportunity to insult a
loyal community by publicly paying homage to
treason"
And what is more damnable they brand with q
traitors name child that will probably grow
up TO curse them for so doing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12

THE only northern county casting a Downey
majority, as far as asoertained. is Colusa. AS
Fehama aud Colusa form one Senatorial and AS
sembly district, it is possible that the notorious
Rhodes (Caxtonl is elected to the Assembly
Sacramento Bee.
The notorious "Caxton," alias Pym," is not
elected, friend Bee, nor any other man on the
Copperhsad ticket, unless it be Rush, the Senate
[ial candidate. Charley Fisher, of the Beacon,
Is probably The worst whipped man on the ticket.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12

NoTHING TO FEAR.--But Democrats have no.
thing to fear, they have a clear record.-.San
Jose Tribune.
Did you ever Democrats have clear record !!
Great Cesar! Who fired on Sumter? Who
preached treason in the Halls of Congress? Who
elected Buchanan and Breckinridge? Who re-
pudiated the State debt of Mississippi? Who
swindled the Government out Of the Fort Smell
ing property Who perpetrated the giant frauds
in Utah ? Who resisted the Conscription Act,
and melted the bloody riots in New York? Who
are Floyd. Seymour JEFF. Davis, Wigall, Toombs
and John G. Downey Who sadded debt OF
five millions the State Of California? Who
had his plans all laid to raise the standard of re-
volt on this coast, and would have succeeded but
for the timely arrival of Gen. Sumner? Who
fitted out the pirate Chapman? Who made our
county finances fall short the little matter OF
S2?,OQ0G Who robbed the city treasury of a
large sum of money and then ran away between
two day? Echo answers, who? o, yes. Demo
Gratis have mighty clear reoord-as clear as
mud San Jose Mercury
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12

Two MORE VIOTMs.-J. S. Pitzer aud C. e.
Williams, late of Weaverville, were candida tes
on the Copperhead ticket at the late election in
Nevada Tetritory--the first for Delegate to Con-
stituslonai Convention, the last for County
Judge. Both we're defeated.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12

WONDERS OF PHoToGRAPHY.-A perfect copy
Of the Declaration of independence the size Of
an ordinary pins head, is for sale in some of the
shops in San FRANCISCO, and can be readily de-
ciphered with the aid Of good magpfer, For
few cents you can obtain likeness of yourself
which hundred years ago would have been &c.
counted priceless gem. The Cartee de Yisite
has become necessity How desirable then to
look well in picture, which you can never do
il you wear ili-ftting garments. Hueston, Has
tings 4 Co, the celebrated out filters of Mont
'gemery Street, corner Of Sutter, San Francisco,
are the leading house 10 tteiF line, and you can
not only procure good suit of clothes at their
store, but may rely upon the quality aud work
ship, for they deal in none but the best
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12

ON PARoLE.-The editor of the Democratic
STANDARD, Virginia City, acknowledges the de-
lea. OF MS party in that city very briefly. He
Guy says W. met the enemy yesterday and are
Out on parole this morning.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12

Lows MAJoRlTY.-Frora the returns already
received, and yet to come in. including the sol
qier Vote. we estimate that LOWS majority in
the State will be little over 20 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-12

THE R1spLT AT HoME.-We shall publish the
vassed in time. The whole Union county ticket
Is elected with the following majorlies, far as
ascertained, which, considering that less than
fourteen hundred votes were polled, are not 10
be anepznd Mt