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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06

r Aetty S0etNy.-The minutes of the last
meeting Of this Society are published in this
paper. On Investigation it appears that there
Is even more suffering among the families Of
volunteers than was senerally supposed.
When woman is obliged to sell her last de-
cent dress to raise the pittance that will keep
her and her children from starvation, il Is
high time that we throw Of our supinensss.
The payment Of so cents or more constitutes
the giver member Of the Relief Society, Who
ob''gates himself 10 also pay into tho treas
ury = weekly sum Of not less than 10 cents
1t is confidently expected that two hundred
members will be obtained, in which case
there would be fund Of 800 to start with,
together with.a weekly income of $50, sup
posing that the payments Of no member ex.
coed the lowest rats prescribed by the rules
Of the organization. There are probably not
more than twenty Ave families that will re.
quire assistance, and the above amounts
would probably be sufficient to make thsm
comfortable. Mr.. HARRIS is Treasurer, and
al those who wish to aid in this work are re.
questcd to call on him at the Post Oface and
pay over sufficient amount to constitute
themselves members Of the Society. There
need be no fears that the fund thus raised
viii be mis'nanagcd, squsndcred, or bestowed
where not needed. The disbursement is in
the hands Of 4 responsible and, competent
committee who win j,idiciously uso the power
vested in them. II is not necessary for w
to urge upon our people ,he importance Of
this matter. Each intelligent man under
stands that this ia . matter that does not
appeal to his bcnevolence simply; itisat.st
Of bis patriotism, his gratitude, his manhood.
The wife gives up her husband. the husband
his family. and perhaps his life And What
are these great sacrifices fors That you may
be permitted to remain At home surrounded
by peace and plenty; that you may be A.
lowed to live amid the blessings Of civil and
religious liberty. secure in your property and
safe in your person. Where would we be
to-day had it not been for the brave hearts
that took their stand between W and the foe
Why is it we are permitted to enjoy season
Of unusual business prosperity, It Is be.
cause Of that living wall Of strong. true hearts
behind which We are safely sheltered, and
against which tTesson's furious waves beat
all in vain.
There is meeting NJ this Society tonight
1t Horticultural Hsil. We hops TO zee .
crowded house.
8. re giyes but little wbo aavse hi tasv.
N fo No hsst sts 81: and ef-err-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06

An LsteyestiaQ CalcSldtisn.-Ths number
Of teams necessary 10 transport all the freight
handled It the depot in this place during the
year 1863, allowing one ton for each team,
would be Is, 42s.-and allowing twenty. five
feet to each team would make train three
Aundred Gad e;gAts.fss miles long. II all
Ahould unload at one place, and giving ten
minutes % saels ioad, il would take 424 day
Of ten hours each, to accomplish the work.
This would Be IN average Of SO teams per
day,-Snndays included. 1.-THE teams should
travel Is miles per day they would be 15}
days in passing any given point. To man.
ago this it would require n, 426 men, &c, es2
horses, and q, 49s S2sstler+ wagons. Sup
posing each team to consume II bdshsts Of
oats day. they would consume SOL $40
bushels in Ne time used m passing given
point. These eats would bring. 1t 20 cents
1 tushsl. 4lis,:os 90. rtwould cost $685..
l4S % to board the men during tho time j,
*odld take the teams 10 eross our b. idgc-
~ Days:
4. ss SRss ~ Il ~ = 4 d H.: ssr''" s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06
Willow Cuttings.

THAvE THE AGENcY-rRoM lLLiNofs~foR THE
j sle Of the Celebrated ''Big Willow" Tor Gray
WMloW.l wt'cn . nov crsanng sucn sensaton "a tne
tnes and would those who want Grove Of vauble
timber good and permanent fence to apply soon,
suthorzed to sell up 10 hundred thousand cuttings
In sa lots at the Wholesale prices In Illinois, which
worth ~ 90 per thousand This Willow grows very rap.
I'd, makes good fence In three years. md Of
Ave the third year will furniph all the wood fa
ly The wood h used for variety Of purposes
makes good shinElss and boards aud many articles Of
purposes about farm. The price II the cuttings In hi
sos have advanced from - 10 ~ per thousand within
ninety days. and the demand great for them that
they will continue TO advance until another crsp Any
person who sits grove this spring will realize i'm
nense prcetom the sale ocuttlngs tw next yeas One
arnora faola sold 5000 worth OF cuttings from ten
acres. Cutngs will be delivered to purchasers at Cedar
Fas In Apr A sample may be at the store Of 3.
k.Casrson where orders may be left 10 my absehes.
W. 8. GARRISON.
Persons At . distance ordering cuttings will address
Post Office Boz 100. Hr rr - o. 80. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06
The CONTINENTAL MONTHLY

"a = s-y-ssL -sts.E . LE-r rr'-sl / sygsr.A. tsg
.1,s.l-,r,..,-.-. a.trr< 81 Ha+rF 7-s.
u, ,o,,r =, s,. E0ators
hon. MVbI :. y. MAlLhEK, CHAS Q, LELAND,
HON fHED. D. s1AstoN' ! 10 fDMlND hlA6E.
---- .L,a.- - -s,a -sea
THE READERS OF THE CONTINENTAL ARE
IL. aware Of the important position IL has Assumed
or the nfnenc. which h ana nj the ,I,,,ans s.r
Of pohtcs and literary talent a. sh h,vhe.t ordr sh
supports IT, No publication Of the time has IN this coun
try 20 suocesslly combnt the energy ana fredo,n ~
the daily newspapers with the higher lerarysone Of
hrst,eass monthly andot isvery certain that maya.
sine has given wider rhnge to s reserved
Nseif 40 from the marrow influence Of party
0! ac IN Times hke the present. such Journal II
either power an te land or 10 nothing That the Con.
unena - not the atsss 70 sbundanty evidenced by what
nav oonerpy tne rcectnnc OF is eounsela IN many
and n the character and power
Of those who are u. sssnnchss. .uppcrsss % . 2
Uy VIC accessson u uofs HoEest ~ walker ana Hon.
Stanton TO Its editorial corps. enc consnensai &C.
qui es Nrengtn ana which TO those
VINO are aware OF the ability and these gentlemen must
Ievae 10 poston iar a1ose any previously occupied
~ any penhcsnoA o. ahe knd IN Ansstca ffesesvhg
an she oodness sleoI anu anny" which thousand
oun. ~ Law .sIuea 20 ~ VII ~ ohee gteody en-:
nIks W. rs'e .. eisous esressy ana irankly,
n u pepa .n ne grea. quesons OF the day
IL, ius ~ .ne emD!aclne men most "a
hms WIN w. apGmasv .n% moss d's1ngusned lor abali.
~ a.e ~ oe.onI ~ Con's'ou.oIsi ana NC mere
u a.sssmE 10, OF !" bsosPecsas 20 say That ths
:oI .me ..n'es, W. s"moy VIC niss mse'iect
N Amslca, unust auspices "nsh no punncat'on eyercn.
'"y ~. n n,ac rsIn ~ sn's county.
un. ' ssSss 10" Ussn " SOLE EaNcr Oh te sS'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06

- I'D ~ SssiI.--Ps1lu1
- nusnl ~ ns,isf sssisg nstaf nsf
slusl - - BsiA.y svsaise s.H
81 -, ! sIsCaak. llisssssf ~
ame1ag - - aesssssd.
IlsssDuts - cssnnissss spVsl.Asd =
VISA ~ 1lnalss e vsasntssss ssllsd ct. n
q Bar Aaving SesS sia :.
issa. @ 81 y 6vs -
$3.50 fkAvkS $50 sis fssi.
~ 80 saesfwAish nsmbsr rsgnissd -
ns1s1bss insA ut that IN ~ esssn =
. nsath 10y ~ them wood sssa Aslp.
J. r. Ovd - hsvig sailai - Ia
flaill.s, el = wAieA wus IN destitute
cirsanslanssa h kdy msnbss = ~
[esasniys ~ haAdsa h AgSsp>N - ~
th& wAiehlwse rsaf & ~ b, 90
The smiasioa q ~ naslsA - aQsst 60
hssess dx1s1a en1Di - ~ iAea
tisa q saaA 0fS1s8 1R1A6osn -
ssssiss - - tAsssS = ~ - = y
s.s'' - =.
cals ths nsssssaria q he. Msvsi 81 =.
xdeady thaG shs sspsst b. ssesstsA ~
ce1ritass disehnrd. md Ut .ieqps1is1s
$50 = $50 .tIsssas Dsvvidiae - ~
~anas sftls - lA.aiess Osu1s4
Tass - sppssn91 = &sYs
agest yespsa ~ lslig 8.
wssAaes - . !a.s.s. asseae psssu5
esgspS9a c. - ~ ossIst, 4ehsv -
= = = s 3 III. = 81 !. - q
- 800 49,. = = . - 80 -:
Upsa .s.ssa H. s,psas vas acespsss ssl
sAup1s1.
MsvsatAaE ~ blaax = Ne Pm a %
|saainaAisa. Nr.fss ~ lssAip. - ansi
Win ~ 6Nh "Fifty snh = spwards."-
Cmsisd.
Moved that ths second tlank 10 the plan,
and blaak n dhe sbsts AIDlasAssl. be Oiled
with the words ''net less than ten cents. !
| Carried.
Cpon motion the Society proeseded to tn,
slectsun Of .pesnAnssl easess, with The 6ol.
! lowiag result:
PrAideat-S. n. Packard.
vice President Sheldon Fog.
Secretasy-H. A. Perkins.
TTeesurss-G =. Hsrris., ~
Moved that Asssss. Q. WssssouFy. ]. y
o'c'u'A" and B. Culver act = - as'isf, O
Executive, committee. Carries.
! Upea notioa, Mrs. Doolitsls, Ma. A. J
Graves end lGs& IIrasy wsinhe vsss sads1
to the shove cosasai,tce.
| N~srs. e. n. Wilcox. prou,v and W G.
.....:...s '.-:. f...,~
! var, and ~s,r. r. ,,,..ls;a. ...a "a 80,
families that uisht,..a !.
~. c,,, .,s n..,;,.,.....,..., .
! ~" -. .o'"' osn'eo
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06
A6lIlx THE GREAT CAUSE OF
ASEv HUMAN MISERY

Just Published In Sealed Envelope; rrics 6cts,,
LECTURE By DR. CrLyERwELL, on TnR
CAUSE AND CIRE Of Spermaiorrhoa, fConsumrai b,
Mena al and Physical Debility. eryousnrss, Epilepsy
mpan Nutrition Of the Body Iasitads weaknssg 81
the Limbs and the Back; Irdposition, and Incapacsy
Memory; Aversion TO Society Love Of Solitude: Tn.id.
ity; Self Usir.s Dizziness; Headache; Affections Of
the Eyes, Puppies pp the Face; Involuntary En,ssops
and sexuai incapacity; the Consequences Of Youthful
lndiscretion &c &C., sgo ~ yE4a4F g.l $50
taH- This admirable Lecture clearly proves that ths
above enumerated often self-nfesed evils may be 70.
moved without pedcne and. yitsut dangevoAs Surgical
operations and should be read tyevery youth anil ivory
man In the land Il a "a = : 1870 .t9f'
sent under seal. toany address In plain sealed
veope, on We sz cents postage asnrS
by addressing
CHAs~Jyc. KLIyE CO u
lof Barery. Ssw York. Post Office Box. 1850. "a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06

thatAu,oss5lsgs p4les1Ga win hstS4s1se
plsssdish ~ k hhvey .aeA
kSsdsd. is. ;f ~ .r-o, 1sI-sss,
Bl.is.s aJsasay sness ba.
.insss done in ihisnart.t lslt Kak.h thaa
in avg sasAst e1 HAD 16& DE S.nias 4
9 'he' iE'''rr''A; IL-II II fI6IH
Dsatssry.- Dir. NAasa has sstur4 Asals
nsn . ssaseaasessssssA pssfsssi@ - tssr,
go u now prspsssa - receive at - s0ss
s'isAe ~ wish = ,Veil .h'.,ssgss
"fST'sla -.lI-4-s-.A-A-- ( sHiI
ResA,-Thaeafe tainsn q the paa1Snes
in this placs, 100 aaiy- pspesa 80 sssAly
sapsys, and % monthly nAgssines.
ihesstssss = : lssss ss~sse-sf semk- ssskly,
tsAi.non.hly and n.onthly papesssabs&
.lfs
! Ts;,sris1.-Jops SesAscx has stiss1s
shop two doors south q tie lAmGa III
II. 8. 10 sasa ~ -. sssnlgSnt
laad very worthy ma~. end ~ he 49,
.tees;ss liberal patronage. See sssseiss-
:" 49,. = -. :. =. "a .ss.a
vRsPxs,sIsa. I'VE ,s,-pusuSK O. No.
IN. ,.b,s, MoA line the expsssp and 'inSsv>
Of thiA place during the year 1899. Ne -
,his sor the reason that our list wssks al
ton WIS exhausted before many W.
70 obss;u cop;ss csula supply thsanas1sss.
e.. f b 80. ..--------- - . --.s-- S ~. X,
Sal. n Resl Estase.-A. MrlLAaE1, q
this place, recently sold to sosn~ GwuAaas .
tract Of ANA know" - inc ~ usS.'
Farm containing 4vv ~ :"
IL IL tne INTENTION "s''' o. .oe pa''''"'ss
=" STOCK 's'"' TOT w'"s" y % We" - -
w., c.,.u. I Ngc.o,.
..". " ..-.... ;,a,h,-d "a hin,
'l.v ..,:s:...,. ~. w., ,h. ~ho
~" 's'N' ~. $500 % ,h;,, I'll, -.
nave "'o' 'A sA
cur" 'ne s'"'e "'."''
OUT o. sas'"ees a"s oo'"sV 's'>'' " -
y..,,.,. Ia. n;sAt-Hou. ZisRr Srssssss
.ctres ,o.uieht before the Horticultural
Socicty. on the early History Of Dlaek
H.xk County - .rhose who attend may -.
,.ct to h... soms rich "reminiscences II our
nion.sr dars. Old "Dlsck Hawk" win b.
certain Of . crowded house. GsEetEEg
.----->>----
Bssiass ChsnSss--A. L. Nscnols mas
sold out his stock Of gsseer'es 70 SAs' aAs,
OF. sad the latter has sold his stock Of airy !,
goods to Judge H'1cnfoek: tne n!s !.
continue the oas'sesA " AAsc&A ON
provision trade at Nicaols' On 4aartsras
. $50
Early History ~ Blsek Haxf Cossey.--
We annosnesd in owl Last wsk's iasss that
~. would sosn publish ths early histoet d
os1 Tewn and County. 3. q. EAckAHD,, Esq.
has been added 70 the histosiesl cominittee.
H ~sa hsss 1t a early day, and il welsh
,sasd to collsct, and thoroughly cesnneleni
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06

, ResN--Thee me etaissn q the pDsDea
in this plaes, 100 aaiy- papsss 80 sssaly
sapsys, and % monthly n,AgSsinas. :
iheSs lt6ses = . lssss ssmbse-sf semkssskly.
t<Ai.monthly and monthly papeseeb0~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06
D.4.a... aJsas.a,s me-. sa-
siness. done in this market Let Mahth thaa
in avg slAst s1 xSaA 16& DE 4 .nias 4
shs iaiirsaA. TrTTT yTSJITi

Dsssae,y.- DIR. Nl,sa bee sstur4l Assls
fssn . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pssisssi( Dessr,
ss&i now prspsssa - receive at - s1ss
.nsAe ~ywish y sveill sh'".'sgs'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06

Sale n EeSs Estase. A. MrlLAaxS, :
this place, recently sold to sosne GsueRs
tract az lind knowH % the pilst Grow
Y.rm ;" containing 400 setes, for q. go cssh
1t is the intention Of the purchasers % make
il stock farm, for which il il well aaispsesl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06

! Tsi1sriaS.-Joln SosAxcx kas s.so Z
shop two doors south q lie lAmaa -
II. 8. 10 sasa 49, -. sssnlgSnt rA4
and very worthy sna~. end ~ he 49,
.tees;ss . liberal patronage. See sssstiSs-
rent in thiS tAper.. s.s.gt !. ~ sg4fs5'ise'r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06

RI 6slSIs1 I'VE ss-yusIls6 60 -
the ,,.bsss Ro& ling the experts and $3.50
Of thia place during the year 1889. Ne =
.his Tor the reason that our hst wssks 'sdi
ton IVES exhausted before many ~ Hshed
70 obtsin cepiss csula supply thsnA5sss.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06

Early History u Blsek Hesef Cossey -
We annosaeed in eys Last wsk's issss that
- would sosr publish ths early histott d
ou1 Tsxn and County. ;. H.EAckAas. Esq
has been added TO the histosiesl comsnittee
He ~ss hsss At n early day, and il wstat
.sssd to collect. snd thoroughly cesnpsaen'
= prepare. The necessary items. Il will b
forthcoming soon. - ri, s. r.! req as-.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06

0el1iSsS' FSstisal.-The Ladies' Soldiers
Al 4scisV give Festival at Overman's
Hall IN ~ hight Of the 18th inst, for the
|purpHSfsaising funds for the purchase Of
sanitay articles for sick and wounded Iowa
ssldisss. This Society he's already accom-.
- 11aeA in Its particular sphere Of Ia
her, and wksye sure that in this new effort
t. A Z iiytats the suatri"p ofesr ST
zen soldissysin hospitals, will meet with
great favor q the hands Of our citiscna. We
have bad ssvssal festivals the present winter,
the grseasr psrtion Of, which connoisssurs
pseoeanc.d - fat; but still the ladies are
ss1shaa66S eclipse all former se;rses,-in
fact, to sets the Festival Of the 18th the
star" Performance Of the season, and ls,
,hs0 havss !" bumper" The object Is one
that meets 9Th the appreciation Of al classes,
and Tor this reason predict for the afiair un.
psecsdcntsd success. For brief outline or
explanation Of the entertainment nee IN arti.
Gle fson No pen Of the Secretary ofshe Soci.
ETY., which may b. found in this paper. I
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06

I .sRs;atas ~ ~ - Atidss.-s 49,
tkat1nosHlsqxC 4les4a win hsts esua1ae
plsssdisA ~ 49, kisvey .seh
kSsdsd. Use. ,tf ~ .r-o' y ~ -ssas
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06

Bxsisss CAAnSs.--A. L. NscnoLs has
sold out his stock u grseeries 70 JAs. Mas
cr, sad the latter has sold his stock Of dry
goods to Judge Hircncock. The AttEssk
continue the LusisesA T. HAscyt Old A
and Manor will carry on the grocssy -
provision tr.ds .. N,cno..' On sa.rt.'A
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06

10 Whom It may Cenesrn.-A. L. Nacsol'
requests that all persons indebted 70 hin
will settle Immediately. also that thdAe who
have A,ur sacks belonging to him ell &c
urn the same without delay. He % nov
out Of business and bound p settle up Old
accounts. u spE. - ',. - ar@ p"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06

Lecssrs .nssAt-Hon. ZisRl Srssssss
lectures tonight before the horticultural
Society. on the Early History Of s'sek
Hawk County" Those who attend may -
psct to hear some rich "reminiscences os our
pioneer days. Old "Dlack Hawk" via BE-
certain Of crowded house. y,C3LG sEg Sal
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06

ClotAea Hr;ngers.-P. CRossr has for sale
Patent Self Adjusting Clothes Wringers,
which meet with general favor wherever
siver, trial. One Of these machines will
wiring the iasgest bed quilt, o. the smallest
pseket-handkerchief. dryer ihan can possibly
b done by hand, without alteration, in less
than ons-sighth the time, and Il obviatss en-.
tirsly the strain and wear Of the articles,
which are inseparab,s from the process Of
wringing BY hand. See id. in this paper.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06

Bridge Buildiss. Mr.. McCor he's jast
finished driving the piles for the new bridg!!
on the road 10 Ced,r CITY, Supetgiso1 Can.
rrxrrs WI soon - ihs caps and%>ainesrs
on. when finished il viii ben good job
The break just this side Of the Cedar City
Hotel should be piled in the saus manner.
A permanently gosd road cannot be had un
ill this work 10 dene. We trust the trustees
in that District will give the matter their st.
tention. '"'A2' ''s -'''. ' '..- - ''-.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-06

Es' 20
snY4 - sipaei4s VSn ,sf out
s:9K14f l1ess I
"a 81 + ~ y Nv
thsaand ,2IIA9 HAQl0s
Ia 49, 800 sisasly Ayseaten socks
.w1a1pUn1ngUA cAA Aesbfs ID '~efesmads
~rSs1i1 : litfe da 10 - 16oa
dispessA Sls M ito ~ dehele ~ somS
young kai ~ ~ &oos az in H.
nyssssss se.lIil sScks." ,..,. ss,o 81
Il nst ~ - a N thst thew win Be
ssk one rusi - ! ! ~ ,sf, esisty besSrs
~ TsaaitSl Il ~ fsthr ~ laosssnshts
81 sa Nv bslng, persisted = r !.
IA3tGhio1 lmittes hove msdsna host
- = 3ff = p s,rss, - sombnias y.
= NJ ye ~ 70 satisfy every
h. d J y l. h.ys PCT yet es...ssd. I'd! q
= ~ = rs elI tolsrn ths story
- - - d more seriously In
elinsl - r. tiAal RI many incidsats q
sAsasra Nate ~ i, = SecAsion: n .
H. es.nllss On .qllis havs :skss <spse
k6s - = 33uslsriifis usios of ~ suesr
lsHln fa ptisb. Several Of Nh
s1gy sA6suR IaRsiesist 6e6ss have been procur
e ealssstlx 49, s111e cities snd the ars
$3.50 1sSulslt = t6sphcs Il engaged 70 lar
tsysae41s 1gsosnnbe suecsssfully. snT "a
m - .tovfk sheula not fail to he.
M SpskCS THhor b.. sony" graft
| Aqsr ~ hb,@ the ladies' will setv'
tksss 4 a. fsieblt who may desire il will
eystsrs sushsA h u most tempting manner
The Sseisay win meet on Tuesday evening
next, Il - ssaideN1D Of tr. p. CaosBy, an,
svssye1aj pertieSlarly invited, and all Or
respectfss1 urged 70 attend.
si1o5 a2sEas5E41t u. a. MATHEWS, &sc'y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23
SETTLE IMMEDIATELY!

DEING ABOUT TO DISPOSE OF MY IN
ID terest in the Clothing and Furnishing bust
ness here to Karsky Brothers all persons know
ing Themselves indebted to the firm OF Aalsky
Brothers q Co. are requested to
SETTLE WITHOUT DELAY
as the undersigned intends leaving oho9, the
first of the coming mouth. |. ABRAHAMo.
Wcaverville, April l5 1868 I4.t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23


,,on, or, the Italians Revenge" and the Stage.
Struck Chambermaid," will be given on Monday
night
MnIrARY.-Most of the commissioned and
non commissioned officers of both the Douglas
City and " Hallcck " Rifles have gone below TO
attend the Camp of Instruction now in session at
Oakland, Contra Costa county. We are glad to
see so much interest manifested in this matter by
the officers of our home companies. Most OF
them are mineIs, and little relaxation from the
endless toll attendant upon their occupation will
do them good. 1t won't be at all surprising if
We "high privates " should be required to stand
on our heads and charge bayOnets when the
officers return from the Camp Of Instruction.
WELCOME VpIr-Capt. Charles W. Long, of
the Humboldt Mountainccrs,' has been in town
during the week. lie comes to attend to the
mastering in of the men who have enlisted here
to fight Indians in that county, and leaves to day
with detachment of Capt. Miler'S company.
Capt. Long has already recruited company in
humboldt county for the Indian service
THANKED.-On behalf Of the German Hospital
Society we are requested by the management OF
the late benefit Ball to thank ladies of Weaver
willie for the timely donations made on that oc-
casion. Not alone was the table beautiGcd, but
the appetites of guests were heightened by their
thougGlulness. A considerable sum was nctted
for the benefit of the Hospital.
PERsoNAL.-John Il. Ridge, Esq, lately con-
nectcd with the Red Bluff Beacon, but now pro
prieor of the Trinity National, paid our office a
visit last week. Being absent at the time we
take occasion to make the proper dmeHde for an
unntrntonal neglect on the part of the Junior"
Dir. Ridge has our hearty wishes for prosperity.
SHvER.-We are told that comparatively
rich silver lead has been discovered in the vcn-
" OF Ohio Flat, on Trinity river. Numerous
tests have been made, and satisfactory evidence
oi The presence of silver, in paying quantities,
obtained. We only hope the report is correct.
AFTER THE " ELEPnANr"-Ed Fogerty, ESQ.
'elIs us that there is a great exodus from the
Mlnersville section. Some fifteen or twenty per-
sons sons have left for Washington aud Nevada Ter
Ii'ores within fortnight. 1t is safe to predict
'oat most OF them will be back before snow falls.
GET THE CHILDREN READY.-Scarlet fever
HnWaV'ng nearly abated, both departments of the
,Weaverville District School will be re opened on
Monday next
0rRAwBERRIEs.-Felter, of the Oregon Gulch
+IJacn, rJ, has been supplying citizens with fresh
'Pe STRAWBERRIES for u week past.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.
AGENTS.

N- Tohn Warren, Mailman, is authorized to receive
~ tons and advertisements on his route and at Hum
% our printed receipts will be sent on his return
pyi % o All persons forwarding money to this Office.
p Fisher, 17ll-2 Washington street, Cup stairs)
Eg nearly opposite Magure's Opera House,
san san niy authorized Agent for this paper in that city
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is authorized to receive subscriptions the jour
m las I in That vicinity, and receipt for the same.
90. 1om,s B. Wells Esq is authorized to transact any
business pertaining to this office at Trinity Center.
e-ua A. G. Price Red Flat, is our authorized agent to
So 80 Subscriptions to the JOURNAL on Canon creek
eChas H. is the duly authorized agent for the
% % Al at Lewiston and vicinity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

No attention will be pail to communications sent for
in the JOURNAL, unless accompanied by the real
P o the author--not for publication, but to guard US
a+,inst imposition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

D;s,r;cf Court--Hon. VIM. p DaingorHed, Judge; NJ
= cr,Gn clerk Second Monday in April, August and De
cember
Couufy COmrI--Hon. E. j. Curtis, Judge NJ f. Griffin,
, First Monday in January March, May July, S-pyem
Der and November
Conrf of SsssionsIon. Z. J. Curtis Judge NJ T. Grit
an clerk Second Monday in February, May August and
November
Propnte Conrt--Fon E ] Curtis, Judge NJ. F. Griffin,
,,drl, Fourth Monday in each month.
roord of SMpcrrsOrs--John McCammon, chairman
VIM 4 Ouine Henry Martin. First Monday in February,
Nav August and November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23
TI1e aloute 4etortl.
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