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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-07
Spetial gotiess.
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BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs

They purify strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antdote to change of water and dlat
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hor,
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers
They purify the breath and acidty OF the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera, and Cholera Morh,s
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They are the best Btters in the world. They maka H
weak man strong and exhausted natares great reso
They are rade Of pure ST. Crox Rum the celebrated 81
isaya Bark roots and herbs and taken with the no
ure os beverage with6at regard to age or time of d
Particularly recommended to delicate persons requr
gentle stimuant Sold by all Grocers Druggists Hote
and saloons, p II. Drake Co., New York, CR.ys Z
BRIGHAM, Agents, San Francisco 52sn. COW
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-07

PATTERNING AFTER REREls.-For fear he may
be Misunderstood aud his tue position miscon-
strucd Beriah Brown, editor of the Sacramento
hpudiiean, refers to Mr.. Lincoln in a late article
rs our buffoon President" Such slang is
looked for from the Richmond Wing, Charleston
h,eWy, OF Memphis .AgaIdnche, but we hardly
expected it from an editor iu loyal California,
aid one making pretensions to decency, too.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-07

"SHASTA CoUKIER."-With its last issue the
Courier entered upon the twelfth year of its ex,
istence. With one exception, we believe il is the
Oldest mountain paper in the State, and we may
add, one of The best newspapers in the North
John j. COnmy is editor and proprietor aud in
commencing the new Volume he assures his
r'ndrIs that it will remain, as eretofore, uncon-
dilioually for the Union and the Government
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-07

WE Know 1--WE know that Houston, Has
tings Co.. San Francisco, have the best made
Clothing in the State, and it is surprising that
our enterprising merchants do not get the New
York House to manufacture for them Send them
your orders with measure
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-07

Coon FOR OLD ABE."--Among the Quiet
slaps with which the President is said to have
bonored the interfering Senators, was this =
"Genllem"n, you seem far more anxious to get
Cabinet 10 suit yourselves, than Que that will
please me )" whereupon the dictators were silent
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-07

DISSOLUTION NoTIcE.-Mrs. A. c. Burk asks the
District Court Of Tehama county to decree that
The bonds Of marimony now existing between
wild boy, aud it is probable the Court will grant
Mrs, Is. 's petition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-07

hORE LEMOCRACY-We Welcome to exchange list, the
1hNTl JOURNAL, new Democratic paper just commenced
at Weaveryie, by Carter The JOURNAL seems Of the
right supe.-Ndpa Echo
For Heavens sake, Mr.. Montgomery take that
back. Look at the beading Of your new Demo
cratic paper again, and see what an outrageous
hlnnder you have made. We rather think the
Journal is the fright stripe" but not the kind
TO call forth your approval. Anything but that.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-07

REMEMBER.-That three cent Government
Revenue stamp is required to be affixed to all
telegraph messages. These stamps can be pur
chased at the telegraph Office,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-07
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned will apply to the Board of Su-
peryisors of Trinity county, at the May Term, for
license to keep IA Toll Bridge across East Weaver
creek on the new road from Weaverville to their
mills on said creek.
SCOFIELD & DOWNHOUER.
Weavervle, March S, 1868. Stsb.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-07

REslGNED-Lieht. Isaac II. Ball. of Company
u, 4th Infantry, has resigned on account of III
health. He left San Francisco for his homo +,
Cooper county. Mo-, on the I'd. Lieut.. Bali was
highly esteemed by bis comrades
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-07

"GoMG."-D. W. Sroufe, once resident of
Mnersyile, announces through the Petaluma
Journal that be is tie only licensed auctioneer in
Sonoma county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-07

CLOSE CoMMuNI0N.-John Wilson. the "horse-
opera man. has leased lot adjoining Calvary
enurGb, san francisco, opposite the Occidental
ho'eI' where he Intends erecting magnificent
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-07

We have have received large lot of Legsla-
tive documents from Assembymau Personette
this week. Thauks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-07
NOTICE..

WE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUR INTER
w est in the business heretofore conducted by
us at this place to MessIs Wolsten Mears, and
and solicit for them a continuance of the good
will and liberal patronage so long extended us
by our friends and patrons.
GOEWEY & HOUGH.
Douglas City, Jan. 90 1868. 2N
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-07
Full Sets of Teeth from $50 to $3.50
NOTICE.
Estate of Archibald Mitchell. aoco,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the orod;.
ors of and all persons having claims agsinsi
said deceased, to exhibit the same, with the n"o
essary vouchers, within ten months from the first
her residence in Weaverville. W
ELIZABETH MITCHELL.
Weaveryille, Feb 20, 1863. IA 10
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-07

Trinity is represented, the names OF j. S.
Pitzer, G. E. Williams and "Col. Bloye" " How
ard, appearing among the signatures to the ad
dress
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TO THE PUBLIC.

LAYING PURCHASED THE BUSINESS
l. heretofore conducted by Mcssrs. Goewey q
Hough. we shall always keep on hand full and
well-assorted stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDIZE,
and trust by strict attention to business to merit
a fair share Of public patronage.
WOLSTEIN & MEARS.
Douglas City, Jan. 20, 1863
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-07

-, WASHINGTON March 4.
D''" i'0uses remained IN session until after midnight
Inc resolutions relative to mediation and inter
course passed both Houses The Bill establishing Branch
Mint in Nevada Territory, passed the Senate.
resolution was adopted requesting the Secretary oe M
treasury 70 INFORM the Senate at next session what steps
hao been taken to investigate frauds in the San Franci
Custom House and Mint The Bill organizing The Terr,
OF tiahoe passed as did also the Bill for ths adseio "
Colorado and Nevada Territories States The House re
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-07

,eTy GOvernment Iney are cOYerIIy OF
seeking to destroy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-07

Senate defeated the resolution for the survey Of the Hog
Back Acts passed to amanl civil practice Act in re
hon to Attachments, ami to regulate fees Of officers in
shasta and Trinity count The Committee on Public
Lands recommended the passage of Bill To protect certain
parties railroad survey from Marysvlllc TO Portland
Oregon.
paymats III % ffaGHs FSsPERf Gfg pssGFaia s GFaiale AZ
negro testimony Bills discussed from II To O'Clock
the FIRST passed, ayes As noes, 81. The other sill
pass tomorrow without debate.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

POLICE CASES. - VIM. Bennett, disorderly
conducts TO military. George NicCallsn and Mary
Mclaughlin, druDkj workhousc. John Mshoney,
dis0rdcrly; fined SllL Susan Moicland, selling
liquor TO soldiers; tined $40. Soldier, drunk; 10
military. Ihos. PROXY, disorderly; fined 81 a.
MARINE ELIsT-Irriyals.-Steam Chamber
lin, Stewart, Phira, mdse to Hyde Davidson.
schr. ssilt, James, Baltimore, coal for Palmer,
at Washington.
Zckcl whestley, Fletcher, Eastern Shore. md, c
to tundTy persons.
schr. Trcmont, sprawdin, Baltimore, lumber for
PicksreL
schr. Bucns Vista, Reubens, N. Y hay for Gov.
ernmcnt.
sehr. Graham B. Smith, Sopcr, Jersey ,ityi oats
for Government.
Schr. n !. Brayton, Mihkr, Boston, mdse. ior
schr, Jas. Buchansn, Archibald, Port Kindsly
pig iron.
schr. Mary $. TibbittS, -; to Rays docks,
light
schr, A. d Pitts, - same.
Barge Cath Twibilt, D0nover, Alexandria; light
Barge W. 5. Moody, Drew, Phiiadelphia; hay IL
Government
Dcpa,iuc,-Mary $. Tibbits, -, N. vi coal
from Rays Dockr.
CmEsApEAKE AND ONO CANAL-Irrivals-
ScOW 29I, stone TO -.
TO ". II. Cooley; W.. Worth, limestone.
To Borden Mining Co.: q, W. Rohbuck; lO5 tons
D,pdruTts. -seow 2sij q. W. Rohbuck.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
Interesting fromNew York.
THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
J q 90 u. 4 ~
Senator Summers Great
Speech at Cooper
Institute. II
He DenOunces the Rebel SYM
pathy of England.
He Arises to a Fighting Atti-
tude with Louis Napoleon.
The New York Herald Throws Gov.
Seymour Overheard and De.
nounces his Policy.
He DenOunces the Rebel Sym
pathy of England.

Special dispatch to the Republican.
New YORK, Sept. ll.-Passcngcrs who LEFT
Washington last night and were delayed by the
accident on the Philadelphia and Wilmington
Railroad, arrived hero at noon to-day.
Senator Summers speech on our Foreign Re-
lations at Cooper Institute last night, occupies
seventeen columns in tho New York II raid to.
day.
In view of Senator Summers position in
tho cpate as chairman of the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations, the speech is ro-
ccivcd here as an expression Of the sentiments
of the Administration upon the matters Of which
he treats.
Mr.. Sumner is very severe on England for
her undisguised and expressed sympathy with
the rebels, aud he rises to fighting attitude
with Louis Napoleon for his intcrfercnccs in
Mexico.
The Nt~ York Herald to-day MrowS Seymour
oVerboard and denounccs his poll y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
THE OCCUPATION OF Chattanooga
Rapid Retreat Of tho Rebel,
Our Advance Threatening the Rebel
Line Of DcfenCeS.

NEw YoRk, September 1.-The papers hero
publish tho followingi
CINCINNATI, September l0.-A special dis
patch to the Gdzette says: At II O'Clock to-day
General Crittcndcn took pcaceable possession
of Chattanooga.
General Wood was put In command.
The principal portion of the rebel infantry
left Chattanooga yesterday morning, their cav
airy remaining until this morning.
The headquarters OF the department will
probably be at Chattanooga TO- morrow. The
rebels are IN rapid retreat, but our combna-
tions arc such that they can hardly get of with
all their forces. They are cutting down trees
and using other means to obstruct our further
passage over the mountains.
Our advance threatens the Georgia State
road, which is the rebel line of defence.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
A Conservative Alliance with
South American Republics
Proposed.
The United States Invited to
Cooperate.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. TO- Advices from Sar
Louis be Potosi, Mexico, on the 18th ultimo
furnish the following highly-importaut intelli
gcncee:
President Juarez and his Cabinet have been
urged by the leading Mexicans and Represent
atives of the South American Republics to form
a Continental Alliance, embracing the Repub
lies of Chilli, Peru, Colombia, Argentine Con.
federation, San Salvador, Honduras, Costa
Rica, Nicaragua, Guatemala, and Mexico, for
tue purpose of resisting European encroach
mepts on Mexico, or any sou'h American Re
public.
The United States are to be invited to send
delegates TO co operate in the movement.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
Dry Goods.

Business continues cNUitiugly active, and
with increasing huoyancy Of prices. Western
merchants are numerous. aud city and nearby
dealers are buying largely. Domestic standard
cotton goods have risen, aud haN" still an up
ward tendency. The print market exhibits
great activity. and purchase aru being made
in heavy lots, busidcs puckcnct activity for
small parcels. Stocks are much reduced.
Prices are still looking up, and some holders
have withdrawn their goods, waiting for higher
prices. Ginghams are steady.
Dcninls arc scarce aud in demand. A ycry
brisk demand has obtained for both brown ard
beachcd shirlings and shoc,ings, and prices
have risen. Printed delaines arU greatly wanted
and the demand cannot be supplied. The
Manchester dclnines arc being eagerly COM
peled for, and Mcssrs. j. G. Howe d Co. have
already orders for all the fall goods their mills
can produce. frlcus have advapcod sincc our
last report, and still tcud upward.
Army kcrsuys are quiet. Satinris are rather
more active. flanuels are uuick of s,le. and
| orders are large Tor future delivery. Shaw
also attract great attention, but at present tn,
! stock Is small. Tie greatest activity i. how
ever, shown III the market for fancy cassimrrrs
All desirable gpUds Of this rlass are taken II,
on arrival, and the productions of the Man
chester mills are eagury sought for. Ligh
culJrs are found attractive. The Better quail
tits and 81! lCs command high prices, and yc
are Duoyant III price. In foreign fabrics til
market Is equally excited. The choice produc
tons of the FruHvh lpoins are IN good request
French silks, French dCiuince, French ribbon:
French mcrinOcs, are all active, with an under
supply, and al rising prices.
Tho reaction In the price Of gold has partl
oycasioued the new advance in prices, but th
excess in demand over supply is the chief caus
OF the advance. British goods are taken Wit
aviduy On arrival. Plain culors arc mos
sought Tor. CoUurgs are scarce Of desirabl
colors, and goods on the way across the water
are hcins upld 10y pattern, to arrive. TIL
whole country seems alive with Pressing dt
mand for goods, which cannot be fully met a
present. Auction business Is active, and tn
active competition exhibited is resulting In
constantly advancing markut.-N~ Yo,k IN
tei i,L,H Ht
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
PERSONAL.
time ago.

Jums IL. sAvAG and WM. n. Cooke bay,
bccI elected to thitoncicI,ic Congress from
Tcnncfscc over ext, rurIr and ". "a. swan.
WV. fAAoN, Esd, Chief Clerk of the Navl
Department, has r4urncd from his brief Wei
No tn and resumed tc duties Of his office.
REV. J. c. FLEThrn, who was left by th,
steamer Golden Ciilhst week, sal ed Tuesday OF
the Great Eastern " Liverpool, on his way Il
Drszil where lis bHtage htd preceded him
LIEUT. Col. laws, of the Tenth New York
cuai y,Eupuose 10 lsc b en- killed in the cnvAlr,
iight at Beverly For las turned up prisoner IL
Rchm md. 4 latitrkas rec ivcd from him o.
Wvi-C day.
hOS MoHkis, Ufllorris Brothers, Pull 4
TfpW bridges alinstr. Troupe, At Boston, was pre-
scn'rd with an eicgS DIAMOND ring, and serc
made, by his rartGcrsIn Tucsdsy evening. The
company has been unCpi the most successful 10
the cJuntiy,
LIEUT.. MAuKy, ipis letter TO the London
Times, says; " NCr,rw the !, .nr, oil the Soii'f b
brighter. Al that " hNs /, i" Is 10 maintain
! the defensive, watch tf chfnc ani strike when
ever there Is IN "Ipi'niIy ior 4 good stroke
either with the swoihf wrh The pen" As tho
sword has failed In - ion, The pea will now
| lie most In r.Tuistr "a very good instrument
with which iu wr,,c Itl lice, but very pp"r ont
| 10 snyc rebel nccks,
GES. BLr>T has alin attestcd his right tc
ne rsnhcd vi h The r't s"cccssiui Federal gene
rails. lie had hctu ,cirlcd ~ In irnmiiient peri
/ hum an ovcrwhclmintb,l iOTc, confronting him
! But, with his usual ~ and courage, he pluckc,
the " Hover safety frn the nettle ianrer," an,
routed the niasscs al ie rebels with u handful
com. srativcly spcakiI, Of brave uo"ps, tsomc o
them cD!orcd aud chtd his di,comhied evpo
/ ncnts Iov mites, ct'tISg their means OF subsist
] pn
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
Terrible Tragedn Toronto.

On saturday ailernooist the store (thret
stories in helght) OF Met. Barry d Son was
set on fire by man nnH McGlyu, who had
been discharged from I'D employ because OF
his dissipnted habits. Hyn was seen to en-.
ter the store aud light ditch. which he ap,
piled to some straw and DR. light material In
the cellar.
This flames soon found Ir way to the third
floor, which was occupied the family of Mr..
Elliott, an employee OF tirm. There were
IN the building nt the Il Mrs. Elliott. her
daughter Eliza Jane, tourlrs of age, her son
James, twenty months oldld Mrs. Milligan.
Mrs. Elliott ran TO the 3way, and finding
escape impossible laid hlof her aunt and
drew her towards the III window. which
looked into the yard, audi bicl was at least
forty feet from the grOuEdI
4 most hcart.rending sc(iollowed. Omen.
ing the wihdoW W uesPeIhl, she came TO the
daring RESOLUTION 10 leap II 1t into the yard.
She got out upon the wilw. sill and then
threw herself out at the wiE, holding on Ia
the sill, afraid ~ drop, al her hands and
arms were fcarfnlly scorchwhcn she let 20
her hold and fell iutu the She alipbted
on her fee, aud then fell I'd ards, where she
lay unconscious for spnInu. Strange Ia
say, none OF her bones Wbrokcn, but she
sustained severe injuries | of an internal
and external character. ll@lut, Mrs. Multi.
gan, seems to have acted wthc courage oI
desperation, aud sprung oh tho same win.
dow, alighting also on hult, terribly lace,
ra.ing her left ankle. AitlIc fire WINS ok.
tlnguishod the bodies OF NO and gill were
found, the former having d From suilocatI,n
aud the latter from burns. kn was arrested
and held by the coroner's L. await Tho ac
ton Of the grand jury.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
D!LIiMGRE HOUSES, RENTS, ,FRICEs
EOh BOARD, &C.,& &c.

.". t'uo. Il ii National R'ppblidn!
H. 'ir"uc'. Of this morning, in comment
Ing ulon 4 communication from " l.. +. NJ
.rl rtJ'n y, 4 Il 70 BE- hcped, falls into nIIsrep
3. -.ntdtipu. 1t ,stimatcs the annual cost Of a
lnh'l hiwc'u B,itlnVle and Washington at
e. '". 'h'r't, an arrangement can he made, 1t
10 wei" 81, 'y which the price will lie reduced
I" nom -" 100 per annuuI. \ slight mis-
take u S"'' ~ TIA" 'h'o"his'S calculations.
Not Res iu'prrr"t d. the statement as TO time
required for the u'i. It .- designed to have
train leave Baltluur" ever mplnlu,,. At : u,cIock
precIsc!y, aud arrive Al 'h. d"lp, here at $50
to s!iJ. R@uruuG, leave Washington nj s.v
+;3O-arriying in baltimore At . To- ,i:li II. m.
- It il expected that not irs, than live hmm.
dr.d pcr,uns will avail Themselves Of this fl,u.
i'y 'J i've wei! aud economically In u rIc,y
Gca,thy ,ily, there will be a train devoted to
th"n "s,.u,lyeIy, which will run through with
cut -i,plngrs.
'omi"rth.n h"gacs, new, with all the mod
'h 'mIfp''Il"mt-, 'an les rented IN b Gilmore
for ir.n $50 - .!i0 yer AMMAN; add to this
The ''ai "; ticket, sag maximum prlccJ 500,
hnh We have an Hrurhg" rent u sgrO-nof 5000
a. the 'h'o"o n-urr, % D,.
son, Us u b,ifl q. @, i,r lI.Y-,. .rLp ,iD not
require "'.!scs. gDrI .,Ar. ,in L, had IuB,I.
I'i"''. IN respectable lan,..., .ylns in dc.Ira.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
Tho cou.erlpt,on |" peelated con.,,.
tu1iRl.

Judge CadwaladcrIf the U. s. District
Court IN Philadelphia Wednesday delivered
an opinion in the case which the question of
the powers of u Board Enrichment " as raised
lie decides the cunscrlOn law to be entirely
constitutional. Juslldirinr, of the Supreme
Court OF the United SITS, although not pres
ent at the argument, sEith Judge Cadwala.
der On Wednesday, anSssentcd 10 the dcci.
sion Of the principles uiw embraced In the
opinion.
lu regard to the admstratiun of the pow
crs conferred upon thdDards of enrolment,
Judge &. decides iu sulinrc that "a statute
which, in relation 10 slmary proceedings be.
fore military conmish, cnacts that It's dc.
cision shall be tI,dt, dotot necessarily make
the decision co"cl'"i", "a the riJM which was
In question:"
Further, 1t is decided &c the provisions Of
the 18th section Of the of Congress of jd
March, 1868, ch. 10, rcltng the presentation
by drafted persons Ol allaims of exemption
TO the board of cnrollr,t, and making III,
boards decision yRHni, dot, In the case of an
exempt whose claim exemption has been
duly presented To the lrd aud disallowed
preclude the subsequent federation. under .
writ of habeas corpus, ohu question of his
right Of exemption"
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

'oL"kED WoMA% COMMITTED To Jan
ron Arzpr. lh.s moIuirr Clariry Jackson, col.
ofed had hthiing before Justice THOMPSON on
The charge OF f''ting fire to tho hrusc OF Ellen
Eonds, n colo ed wAshcIwuut III In Goat Alley be.
tween l. and NJ streets. y seems that there had
been difficulty between the partics, rnd on
We cshsy last len 'uhS IIJrui,l warrant
for the arrest OF thati'y dnch On fol abusive and
threatening language t." 'rts the complainant
The warrant WA placed IN The hinds ui Itounds
man Greer, who, when on his way 20 serve 1t, NE,
Pa'rom.n FISHER with thrri'y IN lis custody
charged with arson.
At thi examination this niolntns Mr., Fisher tcs
tIt,d ss did the following culurei persons Ellen
Bonds, syrrne stewart, Iancd Groves and GeOrgi
Aun Brwm.n. Mr. Fisher SAW the -ccused coming
pH' ol the burning house with ripe inIlcr m0utl
and p'ecs OF blazing paper IN her hand The
"'h'T Witnesses saw her coming down stairs in tho
same n,nLcr, and some Of them hal heard hcI
'hfeN'e' =" turn the building down. The case ap-
peHfeh perfectly rlesr and Justice Thompson very
popeHy G'nHI'tri her to jriI for court
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
TuE OTHER SIDE.
lMI'RON EMEST

We have received the following communica-
ton from a coal dealer, which wo insert for
what 1t may Ire worth
10 hc Edro, efhc Nniicrdi Reputittan:
Several notices of meetings of gentlemen to
organize combinations to reduce the price OF
coal and rttvrtiug upon coal dealers In this
city have appeared ~ your paper, which have
never been replied 10 by any coal dealer.
Now, Mr. Editor, the first quality of coal
costs in Philadelphia seven dollars Per ton.
Owing to the scarcity OF vessels, the Govern
ment eu uploying all they eau and paying al
the ratio of two dollars per ton freight,
dealers here having to pay the same price,
brings II to nine dollars per ton.
The insurance one per ctnt. IN axes it......s 80 0i
Wharfage. ~
weighing. "
Whl age ........,.-r ..........,'.'.''.'''''
Hauling. "
-
Total. .,..........,....,......''ss ~ o.
Coal DEALER.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
syHp,E WORDS

WHENEVER THEY IrnE ggprIsI HAVE TYR
".UWrk, THEY DRIVE BrFoHE TnEa tNTo TH'ik
sASEe vue .orrutnS rrOrfH. AHp T:sf
would Also DRIVE us. Trust THEN NOT.
"wERr rHrv ,RLE, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
pvsr1oY C. WITHOUT MERCY. ABSOLUTELY
Ats,.urn ur THESE THINGS, AN AMAZEDTn
"AsT nNE Cnr'Lp rnTsk OF fEAcE ON ANY
uTrgvs., IIsuHo EsTERTAIss TIE SENTIMENT
",s rir CylY 10 rE A SLAVE; He VINO rTTEBs
AIT Ar THIS TINE, MOREOVER, is TRAITOR TO
"rrs y,,r-sTRy, VINO DESERVES THE sCoRN Ann
CONTEMPT OF ALI HONORABLE NEs."-RoSf.
s.,l,s, 10 N, Gsaer,d ASs.'liy Of Ohio, February
tat,J,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11

BILE parts of the city, for from "a to - pef
week--aveage say s5--add to this the SO Per
week for ticket, aud we have an average rate Of
81 per week for board and lodging for single
persons.
There will doubtless be large representation
of the " Houscless aud Homeless - at the Union
League Rooms this evening, and the whole
question will DO freely discussed.
iypRoI IENEST.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-11
TO UNCLE ABE,
ON his letter to tn. sprinsn snsid Foil

On his letter to the sprinSns Folks.
Well, Uncle Abe Your letter
couldn't have hcen better
IT'S tho irut7, straight and square,
Open, honest and isir.
How the diplom.is.w s.wlll stare
At the b c. there!
ia p,sin, hr al route
tSnt = bit rouud arOuil
10 the msttcrs in La d;
EaEy to understand
By every man IN the land
Unclc Abc They can't beat you,
No matter how they treat you
You've go; the inside track
You've distsncCd the whole rark'
Abe, the truth is mtghy strong,
And 1t trUts you right ,loag
At the rahCls re- away ~
"Sr' pur tCut down" cI'5y day!
nou'f telle,c tho iNwning chaps,
sucking milk from TrCssfy pars.
Don't believe the gamblers who
AIe waiting foI Your vacant shoe
Trust In C ID, and your plain sens,-
Go shes without prc'c G.
Wt'h the pcoI =, 1t !"ur back
Yuu'H distance s'nI tho cunning pack
Your nephew, TnEoI ORE
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