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NEW LAKE SUPERIOR LINE

VIII run between Cleveland, Detroit and Lake Supe-
nor commencing april 18th, and making Zen Day
HB-This Steamer has superior accommodation for
Passengers and Freight, Is entitled TO standard Insu-
rance rates, and has been fitted up expressly for this
Route. For Freight or Passage apply to or cor
respond with IA. REDIHGTOH, Agent,
lS9 River ST., Cleveland, o..
Also, Il. W. hEWBERRY y
- Detroit, Mich.
~Goo Insured as low on this Steamers a. BY any
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may 5-H
a Splendid COUNTRY SEAT

A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT
~ F1R SALE or BENT,
4 own as FOR ST Lawn situa'ed on Cedar
s., about = mile beyond Wilson avenue Gun
tanning ~ arse land, most beautifully ! ID o. I.
New aud large Brick hOuse, very ftchls flushed,
With Water .hrOugh ut; sO0d Earn an Oarriagr
House al kinds 0 Fruit and ROsu braring Vine
yard. This q the mos desirable 81 uation Hb Ut
leyelauu. The pr-o Isl have b en- fried ~ with
great caro- By an cap reareG hand. 1t Is TOR sale very
cntag a. q e oEns- has no Us. 10 Il Tn impr We
m1nts COZ d no. be pu on the land for 200. Frics
52 500 terms easy. Rent afyl per ear
BbAYTUN STOCKWELL,
mRy12 No 8 Atwater auiif ingH.
DOR SALE-A GOOD GHEs HossE
at a reasonasls price He is perfectly sound,
gsnile dLda good wnrEng hose hpplF t.
may3 GO D. BECK. 20 up iof-st.
NOR REN1-A VERY lie Ia BE
Residence, with 70 sores OF good La d. varist
o. Fruit, g.. Situate convenient 70 street pailToai.
also a very good Blk HOu e on insman 81,
near tris-St } G JEhNi G>,
mayz5 , trater But ding, fO.t Q up riOr st.
LOR R~ENT-LAR9E ROOM IN
3 American BHi dings, suitable Tor Manufaetur-
inR PURPOSES enquire Of W. q. 5, o1los
With Be- ks ' ~ BILE aprO
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Eastern Through arrives At As An, 10 & 4:s5P.M.
eastern Way arrives II 9-5 A H.
estern Through arrive - 9-B 4 H. dndss2 J. n
Westrr Wy ArIfv r at 3 20 z. NJ
1aDduskJ Way arrives ~ 925 =. NJ
Cincinnati b ouch arrives Al 94s A. H., 33 2. d.
DO way arrives al s.S5
Pittsburgh Trough AZ i've At 3 n.
do Way arrives a. 3 IS NJ.
ManoninR VA arrives al 7 P n.
Hedinay Way arrives al 4sOn =. M
ROckport. &C, errIves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
BrecksTlie. Sath, &C., arrives Mondays and Fridays
Rt5P.M.
Sha on en,sT, Granger. North Boyalton, &C., arrives
Mondays az eridays Rt5P N.
Warrensville arrivf s daily az iu:l5 A. d.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at 9 L. ID.
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1868. 1858.
CLEVELAND, DETROIT,
80 AND @H
LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.
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1858 SUNaERA RRGNGEMENT 1858
FOB TEE
Arrival and Closing Of Mails
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,
ana---.an-n LII nh rc.a


-sBsMaTs viii be opened and ready for delivery one
hour after arrival Of trains.
SB-Al Nails elose one hour before departure o.
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Ihsve Just received an order to buy 500 hrkinu
choice Western Reserve Blu ter fer an English Ship
per, who limits the time to two weeks from Monday
the 18th inst. Parties having Butter to sell in lots Of
10 hrkins and upwards, may ind it to their adYant-
age to communicate with ne at once.
II. q. pEMING,
mavZ3t42 10 and IA Water-gt.
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Weare now constrained to urge the send
ingin Of old linen snd cotton pieces, for sur
geons' use. Pieces Of any size or shane
are useful. 1t is only necessary to cleanse
them thoroughly and free them from starch
1t tear out the rough seams, iron. and
fold them smoothly. Roller bsndaRes are
also wanted, but it is not well to use M All
old material in that way, as the great de-
mand is for rags, for dressing wounds.
Societies about to purchase material will
please lay out their money in sheetiuR. and
in stout cotton for bed-ticks. We have
nov much call for articles Of bedding, and
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

DEATH OF THE SEcEsH GENITAL ORGAN"-
Sacramento right nobly maintains her reputation
as the graveyard Of newspapers" We oan
scarcely enumerate the tombstones that have
been erected here to deceased journals-it is q
long and mOurnfnl list, to which, this morning
we have to add another obituary. Our short
lived but brilliant, though modest and patriotic
Contemporary, the Republican, is no more-baving
departed This life at an early hour on Saturday
morning, the 18th instant, without taking leave
OF any OF its old friends and aoquaintances.
The disease was pulmonary. The bellows,
though extensively worked, could not raise suf-
licient wind to enable it to respire freely, the
blood began to grow thin and cold, the exremi.
ties to stiffen while the nurses, who had been
rubbing it down for months to force circulation,
and who were keeping it alive by stimulunts, be-
coming disgusted with the peevishness of their
patient, it's inherent weakness, and total inabli-
ty TO help itself, left it to try it alone and the
poor thing, losing hope and heart. gave up the
ghost without an effort. 1t began life here on
Sunday, January 4, 1868, and ended on Satur-
day, September II. of the same year. after a
ieverish and fretiul career of eight and half
months Sacramento Bee, l4h
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

Look OUT FOR YOUR TEA LEAD.-Coming up
Center street the other day we met two "unper.
tected squaz," one of whom had about dozen
POUNDS OF tea lead concealed under her apology
for shawl. Believing the article conraband
we seized it, to the great Indignation of the
dusky old gal Some of the apologiss for friend
~ Indians will no doubt argue that she merely
intended to boil the lead for the sake of pro-
curing the flavor of the tea. We shall take the
liberty to intimate that a villainous old buck
was awaiting the arrival Of that lead somewhere
IN the neigh6oring hills, aud that it would have
oeen speedily manufactured into bullets il he had
now.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26
In referring to this matter the New York
aid says :

FROM THE INDIAN FIGHTERs-We have re-
ceived a letter from one of Capt. Miller's men,
from which we CLEAN the following information
Lieut.. Watson, by order of Col Whipple, was on
the ! lth inst. promoted to the position of Acting
Assistant Quartermaster, Post Adjutant and Post
Treasurer at Fort Castor. A strong escort has
been ordered for the mail carrier on the Trinity
route. A party of Humboldters, in company
with Mr. johnson of San Francisco, had just re
turned from prospecting tour to g Red Cap "
peak, in the mountain range between Trinity and
klamath rivers, where native copper in abund.
ance had been found. a large number of claims
have been located and work commenced. The
locaters say il lead can be struck aifordng ore
equal to the croppngs, it will lie The best copper
mine ever found on tEis coast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

TIE JUDICIAL ELECTIoN.-Union men Of Co,,
fornia, sleep not upon your recently won lap,"i.
Your foe is not yet conquered. He is onaMH
and insidiously recuperating from your late WI,
directed blow, to receive another sncb if rr WI
will it so or if you become surfeted and i6a"
tive with the glory OF success. to fastep hi.
pois0nGus, ,s fangs in ysn your very yias If you
ber you can only do so by pressing vieoronsin
forward to higher mark. When the mo,ir!,
power ceases which causes the ship to nobIy s,oro
the current, the vessel does not stand still Ln.
Immediately recedcs. Let us be fully warned I,s
this apt illustration and, being forewarnaG
evade impending danger. 1t is more than eve,
the sacred duty Of every. Union lover to 90 to
the polls and vote, vote right and Loyalty. on ,ho
the 2lst prox. Not until unmxed victory perchas
on our banners again should we lay our briobt'
ened armor by. with sense of full security and
peace OroUHe Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

INDIANS CAPTuREp-On the 81 inst. Maj Tay-
lor, with Co. B, Mountaneers," surrounded the
"Mantiltan " ranch, in Hpopa Valley, and cap
tured one hundred and twenty Inlians-men,
women and children. The immediate cause of
this descent was suspicion that the murderers oi
Madame Weaver aud .ierrck soiourned Mt the
ranch. Maj. Taylor gave the chief of the tribe
three days time to deliver up the murderers, fail
ing 20 do WHICH he took The whole gang prison
ers. In attempting TO escape one Indian was
killed and another badly crippled. A number
Of guns, many bows and arrows, aud any quaint
OF scalpiDg knives we're taken.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26
COUNTY JUDICIAL TICKET,

A FIGHTING DIGGER.-Eot long ago Lieut..
Hempfed captured Digger near Fort CASTOR
who was generally believed 10 be a bad cbarac-
ter. Hewas lodged in the Guard House Sew
eral days after be succeeded in etfecting the loan
Of large pocket knife from Sthiie prisoner
who kept him company, and with it Immediately
attacked him, inficting a severe wound in tho
hip; then started for the door, where he met Maj.
Taylor, who had been attracted by the noise
inside, and attacked him, inhicting an ugly cash
in the cheek. 4 moment after he was riddled by
dozen bullets from the guard. When he at
tackled the Major he remarked that he was the
indian who killed Madame Weaver.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

BACK AdAIN.-Mr. Martin, late mail station.
keeper at Taylor's Flat, left here last SATURDAY.
morning with the accumulated mail of four
weeks, for Arcata. A volunteer escort composed
OF Richard Clifford, Henry A. Jones' VIM. Kin.
caid, John Hawk, Capt c. MCGOWAN, John Cliff
% Iora, l.: IA a. Noyes, VIM. Prater, Jas MEG owan,
rot.er fisher, y. Gveen aud "Uncle Billy y
klrkham accompanied him to Hoopa ValIev
The escort, with the Humboldt mail, returned last
night. They report things all quiet alonq the
route-not Digger in sight. Found Co. g at
lioopa valley all well aud in good spirits.N
Speak IN high terms OF The officers in command
there. '0'A'i"hu
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE.is.
ID sued out of the District Court OF the Ninth
Judicial District of the State of California. in
and for the county of Trinity, in the action of
Morris Bennett VS.. G. L. Williams, et al. duly
attested on the 10Th day OF September, A. D..
1868, am commanded to sell all that certain
piece or parcel of land lying aud being situate
in the county of Trinity aud State of California
aud described as follows:
Commencing at the north west corner of the
lot formerly owned by George Williams, and now
occupied by - Cohen, on Center steeet, run
ming thence in an easterly direction forty eight
PAGES to Taylor street, thence northerly along
said street thirty seven PAGES, thence westerly
forty PAGES more to Center street, thence along
said street thirty seven PAGES to the place of be-
ginning, with The appurtenanoes.
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 18th day OF October.
A. D., 1868, between the hours of 2 and o,crL
p. IN, at the door of the Court House. in tho
town Of Weaverville, will sell tho above dss,
cribed property to the highest bidder, for cash -
Weavervile, Sept. 2l, 1861
JOHN p. JONES. Sheriff
ny a. NJ h"orlscHNlff' beputy. SITS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26
Dissolution of Co. Partnership

NTOTIOE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ co partnership lately existing between the
undersigned Job F. Dye & Geo. T. Huscroft un-
der The name and style of lob f. Dye IL Co., in
the Butchering and Meat Market business at
Weaverville, is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent, Geo. T. IIuscroft having withdrawn from
the firm. Job f. Dye is alone responsible for oil
demands against said firm, and is alone authorz
ed to receive and receipt for his own use all ac
counts and demands due said late firm, as also for
all accounts due the late firm of j. j. lluscroft *
Co., and all persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed to the firm Of Huscron & Co. are requested to
make immediate settlement.
JOB F. DYE,
GEO. II. HUSCR0FT,
By A. J. LOOMS, his Attornej in fact.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

FIFTH BRIGADE.-Go Stanipfd has appointed
Major John Bidwel of Chico. General of Ihe
5ih Brigade, to fll the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of Gen. Butler The appoint
ment is one Of the best that could have been
made, and gives universal satisfaction in this
section. Gen. Bidwell is already making ar
rangements for the encampment to convene at
Red Bluff on the 26th of October. There are ten
companies already organized in this Brigade,
every one of WHICH We hope will be Pres'pt on
thut occasion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

ard, (seccsh) owned by Mat Lynch, having
pegged out" for want Of support, is about tc
be removed to Downievle, where it will soon
reappear as the unadulterated secesh organ OF
Sierra county. Judging from the late verdict of
the people Of that county Lynch is taking his
types to bad market The fate Of the Citizen is
not forgotten.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

-MuRDERED.-The British Columbia papers con-
Clegg, formerly af Georgetown, California. He
vns killed by highwaymen on the way out from
the mines. Clegg was clerk in the house of E
T. Dodge Il Co., and Capt. Taylor who accom-
panied him had large sum in gold belonging
TO that house. Taylor escaped with .he treasure
The victim was undoubtedly d. W. CIegg, form
ery Of this PLACE az he resided at Georgetown
previous to coming here.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26
Che Aome 2eeord,
william X. Yancey. deceased.-Ata meeting

william X. fancey, decensed.-At meeting
Of Trinity Lodge, No. 27, F. A. M held their Hall
Sept 23i, 1863 the following resolutions adopted
Whereas has pleased the Supreme Architect of the Uni
to remove from the of his abors EARTH to
the Grand Lodge above beloved Brother, WIN K YAM
CEY, therefore be it
Res0Ued That In the death of deceased Brother this
Lodge has lost OF its jealous membersone who
during life displayed without ostentaton virtues which sell
dom adorn the Mason or the citizen.
Reolred That the patience and fortitude with which he
bore the trials and pains of lingering prostrang dis
ease affords example Of humility and resignation the
will of the Grand Master above we'll worthy the imitation
of all.
Reolred That though deceased brother has fallen in
the prime Of manhood off from the bright prospects of
long life of usefulness in which he INDUCED yet
but hope that his purity of life and recude of conduct
will insure him admission into the Grand Lodge above.
Resolved, That tender heartfelt sympahies to his
aged parents IN this un0okodo apd cad bereayeent and
them consolation him who binds and heals
the broken and bereaved heart.
Reolred That will the usual badge of mourning
for thirty days.
Reolred That copies OF these resolutions be by the
Secretary the parents and friends of deceased Bro
ther and furnished tho TRINITY Trinity Ma
tiOnal for publication. JOHN {. BURCH, Chairman.
The following very good thing of it's kind was
picked up at Douglas City and sent to us to pub
lish. There is "poet laret" " loose in that re-
gipn, and " Commodore " is watching for him
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

SoUND on The UNION TICEET.-Company E,
Mountaineers. Capt. Simpson, raised in Mendo-
cno county, voted at Fort Humboldt, on We'd
ncsday last. Only forty three votes were poled
some Of the men being absent on escort duly
The vote stood, Low SO, Downey 5. What dc
ypn think Of that Mr.. Constitutional DewOcrat p
Humboldt Times
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

FROM HuMBoLDT.--We have letter from
Mark D. Ocheltree, dated Star City. n. T., 18th
Mark says Trinity is a paradise in comparison
WIN that region: lie has good job and thinks
he will remain ill Spring. He says hundreds
urs leaving for California
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

BoIsE.--A letter from old Nevadan to post
master Bean, of Nevada city, does not give the
mos. fattering accounts from that region 1t
rays the mines are extensive, but no very big
thing has been struck yet. The writer has
worked all summer in claim that only paid
expenses, hat is going to stick 10 the country n
while longer. Flour is selling at sc cents /;
bacon, so cents sugar, 80 coffee 70, &c.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

REMoNsTKATED.-Mike Branngan has been
bound over to await the action of the Storey
county Grand Jury. The other prisoners con-
faed in the Jail Of that county demonstrated
against the admission of Brannigan 10 that in
sri;ution. They say they are as bad as human
beings ought 10 be, but not down TO the leve! o.
that beast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

LEAyING.-A letter from Bannock City TO the
palles Mountaineer says 5000 persons have al
ready left the Boise country for Oregon and Cal.
iforna, aud double that number are preparing to
so before winter sets in. we hear Thai quite a
pumber Of Trinity adventures will return
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

THE Secretary of the Navy has recently order.
ed all vessels Of the Government to be supplied
with the new patent Life Preserving Vest, aud no
one going to sea should be without it. On this
coast they can be had only of Houston, Hastings
d Co., corner OF Lick Building, San Francisco -
They ere the sole agents in California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

IN THE FIELG;-The Sacramento Bee saws
"W I. Gibbs, ED, of Georgetown, IN Dorado
county VIII be candidate for Sergcant'at Arms rms
Selore tne next ext Assembly George l. Lytc Of
the last Senate, will be caud date ior tha y,
position" 'ne 'slhe
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

STATE FA1R--We acknowledge the receipt from
|. N. Hoag, Secretary, of a complimentary ticket
of admission to the State Fair, which commenced
Sept 25h and closes Oct. I'd. The paper will,
be forthcoming, Mr.. Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

GoNE EAsr.-John Anderson, late Clerk of
SHASTA eoau.y, aud formerly lssid, ,nt of Weav-
srri!Ie' sailed for New York on the Sd, where be
designs engaging ia business
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

AooPA VALLEY-Ar. Martin, late of Arcata,
has leased Lakes hotel. Our informant says
rest for the weary and storage for TRUNKS" as
we'll as "sqnare NEAL cap always he lad ut
Martins
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

"CAnsoS INDEFENDESr."-Tbat paper has been
enlarged, and is now Quo of the abest conducted
md pest in Nevada TERRITORY. W. W. Ross,
Esq editor, has been apgeiu!ed Territorial Au
dlIor by Gov. Nye.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

RATES OF PAssAnE.-The rates O. passage East
ny Tue Noses Taylor, which is TO sail on the Sd
PROV, is aS follows Slete Room, upper deck,
SSlG9; Main Saloon, $lS5 Second Cabin, 800 /;
Scerage, $50. =
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

ToBAcco.-The Humboldt Tunes' saws MJ
Conklin, of Mattole Valley, has FIELD Of fine
tobacco growing, and thinks the climate and sou
81 that valley vel adapted TO tobacco growing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

FE" STEAMER The Navigation Company s
pc" boat Ldrh' arrived at Red bluff las. week.
She isreported TO be one of the finest boa,s m
'ie r'er' and is commanded by CAPT. Rogers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

rHoA FORT EHiDGrR-A letter from Cant.
Geo. +. Price informs US that John p. Joors re.
ceived two votes for Senator at that pos, Tho
two voters enlisted from Sbastn '''' '"o
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

BuSY-Dr. Coucher, Of Capt. Ailler's Compa-
ny, has been appointed to the Stewardship of the
Post Hospital at Hoopa Yalley-a position which
be fills with credit to himself aud to the entire
satisfaction Of those who come under his care
The Dir. can be u useful man if he chooses.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26
UNITED STATES
EXCISE TAX NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL LIST OF TAXES, assessed
| under the Excise Laws Of the United States,
having been returned to the Collector OF Internal
Revenue for the Fifth District of the State OF
California By the U. S. Assessor of said District
notice is hereby given that said Taxes are now
due and payable. and that the undersigned, pep,
uty Collector of the 9th Division, District and
State aforesaid, comprising the county of Irini-
ty, will attend at his office at the Banking House
of Greenhood & Co., Weaveryille, from the
2sth day of September to the 9Th day of October
1868, in said Division and District, between the
hours of 10, a. m. and 4, p. M, of said days, to
recsige and receipt for the Taxes due us alore-
said.
All persons who shall neglect or refuse to pay
the Taxes assessed upon and due from them as
before mentioned, within ten days from the date
of this notice, are liable to and will be required
to pay ten per cent additional upon the amount
of Taxes due-eXcept the tax on Incomes, on
which five per cent. additional will be required
to be paid.-Dated at Weavervllc this 26th day
of September, 1868.
o. H. P. NORCROSS,
Deputy Collector 9th Division, Fifth District,
California. 3|Zl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26
Married.

In Pacific township, Humboldt county, Sent
Sd, by S. l.. Shaw, Esq, DEWITT c. REAs, Of Trim.
ity county, to Mss S. A. LANE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26
8itths.

At Hay Fork, Sept. 18th, the wife of J. J,
Biggs, Of DAUGHTER.
AT Hydesville, Humboldt county, the wife o,
S. J. Didawick, OF a SON.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

To THE EDITOR OF THE "SoNoRA FLAG,"-
You guessed correctly the first time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26

SOLDIERS VorE.-In Iowa law has been pass
ed TO allow soldiers to vote at the State election.
The Copperheads pretended to fear that the off
GERS would not allow the men to vote the Copper
head ticket, and SO the State Central Committee
addressed letter to Generals Grant, Rosecrans
and Schofeld, asking whether Democratic Cop
perheads--if any there were-in the army would
be permitted chance to deposit their ballots
such letter conveyed direct ACCUSE lion which
was an insult TO those Ganerals. But General
Grant, with his usual !rgnkness, replied as fol
lows
HEADQUARTERS DFFv THE TENNESSEE VIoKsBuRG Oiss)
Aug 4th.--I G. Byington--Sr Your letter of the Of
July asking If citizens of the state of Iowa will be allowed
to visit this army and distribute tickets when election
held for the soldiers vote just received In reply
will state that citizens from Northern States will be allowed
to visit troops from their State any time. Eectoneer
ing any course calculated discordant feelings
will be prohibited The volunteer soldiers will be allowed
TO hold an election II the law them the right TO
and no power shall prevent them from voting the ticket
their choice.
have the honor 10 be, respeCtfuV.
servant, u S GRANT, Major General
In referring to this matter the New York Her,
aid says
As speeches and campaign documents will not be allowed
in the array, tAe Democrats are organizing system
electoneerng by means of private letters to be sent
abuse them of the sander against the party each Demo
cratic ticket s to contain the legend The Democracy
Iowa favor upon the basis of completely restored
Union and will advocate the disbandmeut OF tho volunteer
army the United the people of the Soutf
through their state organizations shall return TO tho Unor
under the existing Federal apd State Constitutions"
The private letter dodge was pretty extensive
| y practised on the California volunteers at the
late election, but with very POOR success 10 Cop
perhcad candidates.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26
Speigelburs's Strategy,

Alas and am left alone,
Am the only stay
OF the once proud Democracy
OF Poker Bar to-day2
Where is the gallant patriot band
Who once so firmly trOd,
With eager pace up to the bar
At Bennct Cooks for " too" -?
Where are the Stilwel brothers nowf
Where Charley Quiglsy's crowdS
Patrick and Shafer answer not
Another fills shroud
The Walter boys are missing, too,
And absent staunch old Joe,
While Archy Murphy, traitor like,
Says he will vote for Low.
But tho now do stand alone,
will c0ntrve some plan,
Point Bar must send delegate,
And shall be the man.
There's me, myself, and Speigelburg,
And that of course makes three;
chairman, clerk and candidate
Long live De -moc-ra-cy