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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-19

ATTEND TO IT.-We desire to call the attention
of merchants and dealers to the following inn
pemtiye regulations of the Treasury Department
concerning stamp duties on proprietary articles.
Much trouble and misunderstanding may be
avoided by attending to the matter in time
All persons, whether dealers or manufacture
ers, are required to aflX and duly cancel the
stamps at once upon all such articles are Of
tered for sale by them. Unstamped articles in
the hands of persons other than the manufac-
turers, which are merely stored in the original
packages, and not offered for sale, will not be
liable to confscaton but all goods which are
found exposed for sale upon their shelves or
counters, or which have been removed from the
original package, are subject to forfeiture under
the provisions of section 100, unless the re-
quiste stamps are affixed and cancelled.
1t is not proposed by this Office to require that
the penalties Of the law shall be enforced on ac-
count of the sale of unstamped articles in the
original package prior to the first day of Feb
ruary, 1864, where such sales are made to deal
ers wfo purchase to sell again proDided, that in
all such cases the purchaser shall be furnished
by the seller with the requisite amount of stamps,
which must then be affixed and cancelled as soon
as the package is opened The penalties Of the
law will be strictly enforced for any sales of un-
stamped articles, whether the same are of for
eign or domestic manufacture, when such sales
are made on or after the first day of February
1864.
Every person who offers any such articles for
sale, will be required by the Assessor Of his dis
trict to take and subscribe, monthly, the oath
No. "a, which, together with the atldayts of
manufactures Of proprietary articles, should be
filed in the Office Of the Collector, instead Of be-
ing transmitted to this office as heretofore.
If the manufacturer of proprietary articles, or
the wholesale dealer in the same, acting in good
faith, and upon such information as lie can OBJ
tain, afliXes a stamp answering to the retail price
in the market where he deals, or in the vicinity
thereof, he will be exempt from proceedings for
a penalty, even though in other parts Of the
country such articles may be sold at enhanced
prices but if any such articles are subsequently
sold at an enhanced price it will be the duty of
the seller to aflix the additional stamps required.
When any of the aboye-dcscrbed articles are
sold in bulk, as by the gallon barrel, they will
be subject to excise tax as manufacture, either
specific or dd Catorem as the case may be, in lieu
of the stamp duty but if they are subsequently
offered for sale in box, bottle or other similar
enclosure, the stamps will require to be affixed.
For instance ink which is claimed as proprietary
will be subject, when sold in bulk, to three per
cent tax, as n manufacture not otherwise pro-
vided for. Glue which is claimed as proprietary,
but sold in bulk, in the liquid state, will be sub
ect to the specific tax Of twenty-five cents per
gallon, &c.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-19

than lawfully as prisoners Of war, and which
ncrsons NAV be found in the United States SER
Vice as soldiers, seamen, or in any other capacity
It is also further proclaimed that whenever IN
au,, Of the States of Arkansas, Louisiana, Mis-
sissinni. Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Florida,
Sontb Carolina, and North Carolina, number
Of persons, not less than one-tenth of the mum
her of the votes cast in such State at the Presi-
Dental election of the year of our Lord 1860
cocb having taken the oath aforefaid, and not
having since violated it, being qualified voter
by the election laws of the state eXlstlng lmme-
datey before the so-called ACT OF secession
and ayclndino all others-shall be established Il
State Government.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-19

CRowDED.-We publish the Message of Gov.
Low in full on the fourth page of to-day paper.
On this page we give a synopsis Of the Presi-
dents Message-the entire document being too
lengthy for publication.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-19

From Fort GAsToN.-A letter from Acting As
sstant Quartermaster Watson informs us that
Hickman and McCracken, wounded in fight
along finely, and will soon be about. Health Of
Company, good. Lieut.. Middleton, with twenty
men Of Company c, had been ordered to Arcata.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-19

IHE attaches Of the California State Prison
have contributed $4O6 as "A Christmas Offering to
the SANITARY Fund. Of this, Lieutenant Gov
ernor Chelis gave 500.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-19

TINE WILL TELL.-Old Gwin, the traitor who
misrepreseuted us in the L. S. Senate, once said
in his place in that body that California would
60 with the South in the event of secession.
Time has proved him terrible liar
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-19

hohEwARD BoUND.-E. Hall, Esq, of Indian
creek, and his new wife, are among the passen-
gers which sailed from New York on the Lyioo;.
Nov 18th. They will be warmly welcomed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-19

CorpERHEAD RELIc.-The job Office of the de-
funct Sacramento Republican was sold under ex-
ecution a few days since to satisfy demand held
by j. b. Painter for 81 ,l50
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-19

ApPRoPRIArE.-Wnters Coldbath are pro-
prietors of the Glenbrook House, Lake Tahoe.
in the Sierras.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-19
SCORPION QUARTZ COMPANY.

4 MEETING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS IN
n the Scorpion Quartz Ledge will be held at
Lewiston, on
Saturday, the I'd day of January,
1864, to offend to business of the Company. A
full attendance Of those interested is desired
BY order, FRED FREY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Lewiston, Dec. 10, 1868. 49tm#.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-19

OUsLEY's FIGHr,-We have had mtimation be-
fore that Capt. Ouseys Company had brush
with the Indians soon after Capt. Miller's fight
From the Times of the 28th we learn that the
fight occurred on the 18th ult. and lasted about
eight hours, Capt. Ousley was wounded in the
leg and private johnson received a ball in the
breast. Private A. V. Dusky, of Douglas City,
was wounded in the thigh, and had six bullet
holes through his clothing, None of the wounds
were dangerous, 1t is known that seven Indians
were killed and nine wounded
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-19

THANKs.-For the last surfeit Of Eastern news
and illuminated papers we arc under obligations
to White 4 Bauer, News dealers, near the Post
Office. San Francisco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-19

IT is Wellendorf who has the Holiday Gifts
for sale--not "the man in the wagon"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-19

ARE you in pursuit Of a suitable Christmas or
Ncw-Year Present for sweetheart or friend p
You will find it at the Weavcryille Drug Store.
IT only costs So Il year to send the JouRSAL to
friends in the old States. Mailed weekly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-19
THE NAVY

Has done its duty throughout this contest with
fidelity and success. More than 900 vessels
have been captured by our blockaders, valued
at $l3, 900, 900. The naval force of the United
States consists, at this time, of 500 vessels COM
pleted, and in completion, and of these 70 are
iron clads-armOrcd steamers. The increase of
the number of seamen in the public seryicc-from
seven thousand men, in the Spring of 1861, to
about twenty-four thousand at the present time
has been accomplished without any special lcgis-
lation or extraordinary bounty to promote that
increase.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-19
SUBMARINE PACIFIC CABLE.

Arrangements have been made with the Em-
peror of Russia likely to result in telegraph
line through that empire from our Pacific coast
[this is the route by the Aluntian Isles, or by
Behring's Straits, if they be not too far north
Washington he thinks, should be placed in tele-
graphic communication with the National forts
along the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
BRAGG REINFORCED.

NAsaviLLK, April 26.--Herald special says.
several deaerters report that sixteen thousand
Of the Vieksburg army had arrived at Tuila,
homa, reinforcing Bragg, and that they had
been sent to Manchester The report Is 70 be
received with caution Though the deasrters
confirm each other in their sa ements, they
are vague and indefinite. 1t Is known, how
ever, that Bragg hes occupied Manchester
With O large army The same deseriers state
that the Tennessee aud Missouri troops in
Braggs army have lately been very musnous,
and much trouble had been experienced, ~
putting il down. The Tennesseeans iaid
down their arms and refused 10 do duty
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
SOUTHERN NEWS

MuRFREEsBoRo, April 25--The Chsusnoo-
"a Rebel, Of the 23d, gives the following news
ct Gen. Reynolds expedition
Il says his force consisted Of 5000 infantry
cavalry and artillery, and states that the same
time q similar force advanced to the war
trace.
IL does not think that this nssns q general
advance as IL would be dividing great army
iatc two, opsrsting nearly IS miles apart
A dispatch from Tulahoms 2lst says Bragg
is ridly mobilsiug bis army. His men are in
good condition and high spirits. he has or
dsr.d the troops TO relieve themselves Of all
unsersssry squipape and baggage and be
ready for = march,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
LATEST NE Ws.
aFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
LATER FROM MFXICO.


NEw YoAz, APRIL 2l--Ihe Herald 10 10
receipt of otiicial accounts from Mexico up
70 3lst March inclusive, which throws quite
different aspect on the state of affairs there.
From these It woaa appear that it would ap-
pear that instead Of The MVXicans having suf-
tered defeat, as published through French
sources, they havs invariably repulsed their
asssilsnts before PuebIA, and that the city
stiil 0enss French military skill and vslor,
Not being in receipt of anything posilivs
through French channels since the 18th
leads to the suPposition that the Mexicans
have as ysl been successful 10 their defence
o Pu BIZ, and that the French are ss far
on its capture ss wbso they 6rss invested
il
The n o Era, Of The 18th, says, We
ar. indebted 10 Kinney, q s. Vice Copsal at
Monterey for the following;
To thG Editor Of the Era;-Govsrnmeni
express arrived here tonight, bringing news
from Pusbls Of the repulsa Of French forces,
after three days 6EhrinS. send you the
Bul stiu, which eoniA ne Official dispatches
As this goes BY special expires TO Matamoras
have no time TO make you any tTSnslationS
This neWs 10 generally credited, and is an
douhtsdly true in the main,
NJ N KlEAEV, o. 3 Vice Consul
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
BY Telegraph.
tRpoRTRD FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DISPATCHES
DEFEAT OF THE REBELS.

Nrv YoaK. April g6--The steamer Fulton
iron New Orleans, Key West, 10th has ART
cod here =
The Era Of the 18th gives Ru seoonnt OF
tbs late military movements.
On the nieht Of tho 18th Geu. Banks had
reached Vermillonville, after a hard hght ht
yermilhon Bayou, where the rebels bad post
ed s batteries and infantry, but were driven
back With considerable loss on both sides.
letter in the Ers, dated on the held above
Nsw Iberia, l1th states that Col kimehil
wi h the 53d Massachusetts entered the rebel
y7orhs at that place on the l4th planting our
AAg on the Parapet.
Gen. Woitssrs Division followed, succeed
a By the whole line.
The rebels left their Numerous dead nnoot-
led, and evidences were plenty OF bloody work
in their rAnks,
Large stores OF ammunition aud En6eld RI
Res and other arms we're captured.
Ou army then marched through Patterson,
gille, skiruishing continually, aud reached
Franklin on the l6th.
Prior to Thursday night, soma thousand
prisoners had been brought into Franklin
whole companies Of rebels being captured al
ons Tins,
a, Franklin the steamboat Cornis was cap
rsrSd with three officers OF the iete goaoost
Diana en board, thus rsateEing them to opI
service,
The ssb,ls slso destroyed ten stesmbots to
prevent their falling into our hands, and tTo
large gunboats and the Diana.
Included 10 the destruction Of these boats
v-ere immense stores Of provisions and am
rluuition.
I, was expsetsd Banks voald capture osos
lousos on thS 18th, and occupy it.
The expedition Of Gen. Qroysr has beer
suiuently successful, and in battle with tbs
rebels at Irish Bend, the Sd CounsctieRi
charged upon tbs rebel lines Gad batteries
81 ported oy the i2th Maine and slst New
York, and defeated them, leaving elk has
amp other trophies in our hands. The rebe
force consisted Of two regimsou OF Tekeni
and three batteries, ineludins the famous Pei
ican and Simms batteries The whole rsbe
force at Bethel Place and Irish Bend, number
Cd some 10000 posted in highly adysntsgsou
positions, under eommsnd ofGsn. Diak Tsyl
CT, son of the late Zachary Taylor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
Cincinnati Market.

CricISHATI, April 20
FLouR--Market Irmer, prioes higher
SupeF6ne 60@6 65 extra s s096 90 !
family to fancy 1905 26.
wAISKY--Market dull at 42@42i. latter
rate for wagon,
WHEAT-Market rules Grm, demand fair.
l25@l ~ for prime TO choics red, ! 800
! 33 Tor prime Indiana or Ohio white, anu
/ 35@l 40 tor prime to choice Kentucky
white.
CQRN-Receiots not 90 liberal, market hrmer
Ear al 6O@6i in bulk shelled nt 60@6l
in bulk, and at 7s@73 including sacks,
OATS--Dsmand about equal to oferings,
We quote at 6s@69 in hulk, at 79@sO 10.
clud,ng saeks
RYE-Dsmand light at 1880 for prime
samples on arrival
BARLEY The demand is limited
Prime tall OF 6O9l so state spring, prime
70 choice, at 1901 IS,
GROCERIES - The Market unchanged
sugar llt@l2t, coffee 3li@SA molssss'
6S@62,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
Reported Tor the DAly Empiss.l
New York Market,
NEw YoRR, April 81

Nh" AVhh7 0Phh -
FLoUR--Rscsip,s 900 bblS the market
Quiet, firm sales 5000 bbls 6 s606 s6
extra state 20@1 80 common to goOo
shipping brand r &. o.
WHEAT - Market quiet, and nominal
l 35@l 60 Chicago spring. 6e@l So Nil
wAuEes club ss@l 10 winter red wes'
tern.
CoRN--None, le better at s0@sla for
souud, e3@ss unsound mixed western,
OATS-MAFket steady at 56@eS com
mon 70 prime.
PoRK-Quiet
LARD--SteAdy.
DRESSED HoGs-sbade 6rmsr al
o..
wHIsKY-Dull at 49A
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
From WARRINGTON.

WAsHISSoros, April 26--Spocial to vi.
b,ne says official dispatches received today
from Commanders Of navy and army before
Vicksburg, announce that encthes aeet sue.
cessfully passed the rebel batteries and joined
that which passed Though week ago Eve
hundred shots we're hred at them and almost
every vessel was hit, but no gunboes was ln'
Jared and only one transport sunk. Tho
barses loaded with coal Of which there we're
n nember safely reached the destination.
Special to World says Seward, aeeompani'
ed BY several foreign Ministers, LEFT to-day tor
visit TO Fort Monroe and other points OF in
terest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
DnytOn Market.

DATToS, April ~
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat,
Wholesale G 25, retail IS
WHEAT--l Is
CORN--55
OATS--i5@50.
BARLEY--l 45@l so.
RYE-90@l 90.
HAY-Timo,hy IL OO@ls 90 per ton.
FLAA-SEED--3 90
WHISKY---44S4A,
0RoCERIEs-Coaee 33A926ai Sugar l3a
@l4s Molassss 65@e6i Sugar House
Syrup 65@I5 Teas 30@l SO; Cheese
l5@l6; Rice sA@tOi Drisd peaches 90 TO-
Dried apples 4@5: Beans 2 50f92 IS per hn;
Butter 20@26, Eggs l0@l2a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
BARRY SHERMAN NOT HUNG.

FAmrAx, C. Il, April 26--Jss. A. vii.
lame, OF ILL.,, returning from visit 70 Lou
don county, brings intelligence OF Harvey
Sherman captured recently at Drainesville,
Williams met Sherman on Friday the litn,
day after be was reported hung, ct . house
three milss from Lessburg, towards Middle
burg. He Was under guard Of three men and
stoppsd there for breakfast he vas IN the
best Of spirita Gen. 5tahl is uutiring IN his
efforts TO capture the whole gang
Reports state that Mosby's command iS
hoyernE about this place.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
FROM MEXICO.

NEw YosK, April 27--The 2F1bans has
official news from Mexico April Let. Report
ed loss of so pieces Of artillery and 5000
men BY the French, is untrue
New brought via San Francisco are mainly
correct French suffered several repuises al
Pusbla but finally compelled the Mexicani
to abandon Fort SArgavisr, but not till they
removed all the artillery aud ammunition
To April 7th nothing favorable to the
French had reached Vera Cruiz
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
FROM MISSOURI.

PItor KNos April 25--The intelligence as
70 the intention Of the rebels under Marina
duke 10 unsatisfactory
The number Of rebels that Msrmaduke has
Under him is setimated at from 600 to 800
The main body ofthe enemy is stationed
from one 10 thrss miles beyond Frederieks-
togn.
A detachment Of ours troops is within half
g nile Of that place.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
FROM KEY WEST

NrV YoEE, April 27-Corrsspondenes
from Key West, BY Fulton is to tue Plat
There wsrs ~ port about thirty prize YES
sells whose cases were yet 10 be dlsposed OF BY
court, aud almost every day added TO their
number. GunbOEt Sycamore during cruils
up vest coast had destroyed two blockade
runners loaded with cotton and grain at Bay
Post, aftsr O short contest with the rebels
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
PENNsYLvANIA POLITICS.

NEW 1oRk, April 81.
Prominent politicians in Psnnsylvauia
have proposed to Gen. Nsgley to nominate
him on the Republican ticket Hale and
Former think Coyods cannot be elected. II
is understood Negisy will decline, ss his
whole hsart is in the army.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
FROM THE POTOMAC ARMY,
HrADGv4RTIEs, ARMY OF PogoN4c,

AhApSSNhARN'i SlAAA " tSAVAA~i
April 26.
The Sasmy hAs increased bis force Rlong
the Heights and back Of Frederickbburg, and
strengthened bis pieksts CAups much more
numerous, aud their troopa can be sssn drill
ipl a, almost at sll hours Of the day. No in
telligsncs of Importance hes been received
from the other side, Of late affairs remain
quiet on the upper RappabspnOek, though
squads Of rebel cavalry still prowl along our
Inca
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
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Eptabishod in the Year 1850,

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And under the control Of Two Of ths most Eminent
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nR. K. BoEAPARTE, from London and Paris
~ Hosptals, and ior The past ten years OF The Gin.
cinnAn VoneIsAl Hospital, and Dr. Y D. REYNOLDS.
where : Ssrnsnsnf cure Of Ps,ysss DSssses can 'iS
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potency, ugor restored IN 10 Waeks All diaeassa
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
sRIRMIsHING ON THE NANsEMOND.

FE AoSRoE, April 26--Rumors reached
here that our pckets wsrs driven in on the
Nausenond this forsnoou ard were ipdi ca
piepD u more skiFnishing in that direction
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
fnspOrtsd for the Daily EmPlre.l
New York stock Market.

NEw YoRK, April %
SToCKs-Activs, higher, closing weak; money
at 66ef pei cent on call; Sterling Exchange
dull, / 10 specie; American Gold 53a, United
States skies 81 coupons 06t, registered
05A, Treasury 7 $40 06, new one year
certificates sst, United States 6vss ~
eonpons 97l, New York Central II, Erie
eat, California sevens 30
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
NOTICE

To hereby given that the subscriber has been al
j. pointed and qualified as Administrator OF the q
tate Of Philip Grove late Of Randolph township Mon
gomery county, Ohio, deceased.
Ina2lwS MOSES WoQAAfAN
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-26

North-wsstn[ Great applause lam
not q minister, but 1 believe the
Sermon on the Mountsay IS, Blessed
are the peace makers.'' At the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01
DAVENPORT. IOWA THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY l. 1853,

good, don't see anything to hinder
them som getting along very well.
WePsd, a. you know by this time,
made eforced march of more than ono
hu"dre miles in less than three days
it ~as terefore no disgrace to those who
gave % before we got upon the field.
Those no did so, hurried on As fast as
they cod, and when they came up,
joined ed fought with the regiment
which Appened to be nearest. w. ].
). Huntsas of the number Of these
lie was tth the 37th Illinois and fought
hravcly u he was stricken down by an
ugly fies wound in the thigh. This
wound IS at first believed to be
mortal-t is now reported out Of dan
ger. Wa A. Akely was shot through
the body, lbad wound, but he will yet
ove- it.
James F Hber was shot through both
legs, merelllesh wounds, painful but not
dangerous.
AIeck Wtson was shot in the left
shoulder ~nnd may or not be fatal.
The surgeon have been unable, as yet,
to find the u.
David Rd was only wounded in
inger-h" plato having stopped the
ball, aud prdbly saved his life.
Lieut. Ca'tiish, Of company Z, is one
Of our good n, whom we can't afford
to lose. and happy to say that we
are not likcl4 70, according 10 last re-
por's. Ills IND was more than seri-
ser.