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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
NOTICE

1--WE undersigned wishes 70 got so. ceres of
breaking done. IN Albion T,wnshir ad-
10 ming Mr. Holt Nckols Parties that wish
to 'neage the job :lease address the under
signed at Dubuque, ana state terms. Cash
will bepaid.
AUG NrExsrrrr
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
ORIGIN Al NOTICE
State Of Iowa.
Howard County, 3D.
To Norman Freeman q. Mary Free

man ::
VOv are hereby notified thpt
C:siR % ~ before the fifteenth
50 cts day Of April 1859 there will he
~ on Gle in the Office Of the Clerk of
the District f'onrt in Howard county Iowa
. petition Of Edmond I. Miller plaintiff:
claiming of you the sum Of four hundred and
6fty dollars with interest thereon at s,x per
cont per annum Fl, m the 3oth day Of Julv
4. . 1860. as MONEY justly due him from YOU
As damages for breach If CO tain covenants
Of seizure and warranty and Of other coven-
ants contained and set forth IN deed Of cnn.
veyance from Won 70 said Miller, of certain
property in said Howard county, which. deed
bears dste July 3o,h 1860.
And that unless you appear thereto and
dofend. on or before noon Of the second day
Of the next term Of said court, to be begun
and held in and for said county on tho fifth
Monday after tho third Monday of Nav
next, default will be entered against you and
judgment rendered thereon for the whole
amount with interest and costs, as PRAYED
ior in SAID petition. n24v4
Dated March 20th 1863.
GOODRICH & MEAD,
PiE's At.y
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
ORIGINAL NOTICE,
H Ss~ss d Of c !.~s; IS.
To George r Griffin. Sir:

YOU are hereby notified that
[ Is: there IL now one file in the Office
~ - Of the C'e,k of the District Court
I 1853 Howard Co., n petition of E. w.
~ Skinner, 'l"iming ofyou the ann
~ two hundred and ninety eight and as 100
dollars "a Justly due him IN ,dgement rem.
d"red IN Circuit Court in Kane county, in tn
State OF Wisconsin. and also in a certain
prom'ssory note, and that unless YOU appear
thereto and defend on or bef 70 noon Of the
secon1 day oft tn" next trm IF said court To-
be held in and c,r sad county YOUR default
will he entered and judgement rendered
against you thereon for the whole amount
with interest and cost !: you will nlso take
notice that an attachment will also he is.ned
to enf~ CO raid claim. [r22y4s4
Dated this 18th dav Of F,b. 1869.
JOHN T. LARK,
Plf's Atty
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
Democratic Club Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given that the next
SECULAR Meeting Of the Howard County DEM
.c-asic Club will be held at LAWYERS Hall,
j" Vow Dragon, on the evening Of Saturday
spill 4th, and will be addressed BY
s, 4. UPPER, Esq,
&; Dseorsh. A cordial invitation is given to
s'o rnople Of This County and vicinity.
3! order Of nemocrstic Club.
BRADLEY CHAPLIN, Sectv.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27

Godey's Lady's Book for April is up
en- our table and ie, like its predeces.
sors unsurpassed in 'excellency, style
and taste.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
THE HERALD,

Although it was announced in the
Dubuque Herald Of the 18th inst, that
both Mr. Hutchins aid Mr.. Mahony
were to dissolve their connection with it,
and to become associated in the publ
catisn Of the Philadelphia Evening
Journal, it affords as unfeigned
satisfaction. that 50 far at least as one
of these able defenders Unpopular rights
and public liberty is concerned that
that determination has been re consid
cred. We should consider it little less
than q public calamity to lose either of
them from their editorial labors in the
State at this time, and decidedly so to
lose both. While We have an abiding
confdenc in the democracy Of their con.
temp!atea successor, Patrick Robb, and
in his shihty as 3 writer, we know
both Mr.. Mahony and Mr.. Hutchins,
and believe that no cruelty or psrsecu-
sion Of the administration can sway
them one iets from the true principles
Of the constitution. All honor to the
democracy of Dubuque for their de-
termination and success in retaining
such noble patriots, champions and de-
tenders Of the great and fundamental
principles ofgovernment, oflaw and of
constitution to preside over the columns
Of the Herald.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27

IT Is uNEQUALEp.
A~We have CERTIFICATES cithe Mronges: and mos.
Sa positive nature, from the following parties no arc
well known In the places where they live:
$B-One rom John runyon, Wxyerly, Iowo, o!k.s
. own
"a ~Cne from Samuel Leanan. Camden, Hlsdiis
Co, Mich, Of a beloved daughter.
a R-One from Eli Budd, o! Athens, III, who yss
ED given NV by elk doctors.
a ~One from Dr. A. G. Doom. Bloomfield, Iowa q
- physician Of twenty yesr. practice
- EE-One fromRobert Z. Shiun, o! Marion Iowa Of
y con sumptivedaughter cured.
90 ~ One iromM. VI. Van Deusn, Springfield, as.Ae
- remedy for lung disease.
kN-Oae from fifteen physicians, certifying II to 70
a better adapted TO pulmonary disease than any 9th
er known remedy, as they have tried them all
g. Tyrone from J. ". wentworth, Chicago H.. CT
covgh ofnine wears ..andingan astonishing cure.
~, 6-One firm Harriet Cuninins, Cincinnati! Oh!s,
e cured ola severe bronchial aitrculty, raising bleod
&C.
@-One from John Dempster, residence former Pearl
. and western Row, Cincinnati, Ohio.
- We certify t. the genuoeness o. the abovs c.rt!s.
Gates, and could furnish hundred. Others nature
~ quite ~ ,nterestin; TO all suffering from Any disese
"a Of the lungs and throat.
n. sC0vIL
Proprietor. t4Road !, stsees, ch.eege
Bold by al druggists.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27

way left to preserve even the vsstage
ofpuhlic liberty is to be prepared to
defend it as the Swiss have defended
their Mountain Businesses against the
tyrants of the world, or perish in the
effort to transmit to our posterity the
same blessings our fathers transmitted
to US. An "eye for an eye, and a tooth
for tooth will be the order Of things
upon the FIRST attempt to carry into ex
ecution threatened violence toward
democrats, for their democracy.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
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ORIGINAL NOTICE,
oniIIN 4 l. NOlICE.
Howard County. SIS.
To MARI Ann 1foorp.

VOU are hereby notified that there !.
now m file in tha office Of the Gle K If
the District Court cf Howard Comfy. iowa.
n net'tion IT Orvi'lA r. Moore. claim 90 vsr
n hill nt Divercement FROM the bonds of
matrimonv. And now unless Won arrcar ut
the next term ~ sad Cnrrt. on or h,.fora
noon ofthe second l,v thereof nm, answer
said petition vonr drfan't will &c t.kcn and
Judgment enterd q, ASKED for nv the retit-
ionnr.
Dated f,iis 2sth day of Fob A y 1863.
hI.v4t4] C.E BERRY.
Petitioners At1v
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
DR. 7AKER8
p A | n p A n A CEA
GIVE IT A FAIR TRIAL!
FOR PAIN

In the stomach, back bowels burns, bruises cate
swellinge, collie, diorrhes, and rheuna.!an,
headache, tooth. ache, and ear.aehe.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
ORIGINAL N .TiCE.

AUG NrENsrrrr.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27

Dated October 18th 1862.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-27
DIR. HALLS
!. Balsam fOrthe Lungs

3 'oh TIE CURE o'
"a Consumption, decline, sthma, bronchitis,
wasting Of aesh nigh: swea.s, splitting blood whccp.
q Ing cough, difficulty Of breathing, coide
- coughs infuenIs, phthisic. pain In the
side, and n. diseases Of the lungs
- 1T Is CSEQUALEp
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09
a Ricl, Caiechism.

The Peialuma Argqs publishes the following
co'ecbism for tho benefit of the Sonoma oouaty
Democracy II is worth copying for more gem
eral diffusion of useful knowledge:
Who said That nil men are created equalo
Thomas jefferson the father Of Democracy.
Who gave the negro the right Of suffrage in
New York?
The Democratic party.
Who presided over the convention which gave
this privilege to negroes2
Martin Van Buren,, a Democrat
Who afterwards elected Martin Van Dureu
Prcsldent of the United States}
The Democratic party,
Who mnrricd o negro woman, and by her had
mulatto chdren2
Richard NJ. Johnson, a good Democrat
Who elected Richard NJ. johnson Vice Prcs.
dent OF the United Sntesl
The Democratic party.
Ii President Van Buren, had died. and Richard
NJ johnson had become President who would
have become mistress Of The White House
This same negro woman
Who made the negro a citizen in the State Of
Mane2
Ao overwhelming Democratic majority.
Who euucted a similar law ia Massachusetts,
A Democratic majority,
Who gave the negro the right to vote IN New
Hampshire
The Democratic party.
who permitted every coorcd person owning
two hundred aud fifty dollars in New York to
become citizen2
A General Assembly, purely Democratic.
who repealed the law of Ohio which required
negroes to give bond and security before settling
ia The StUtc2
The Democratic party.
WHO passed "a law, by which in Ohio, the negro
is placed on the witness stand along side of tho
white man
The Democratic party.
Who voted for % hitl in the Ohio Legislature,
repeating Att laws mokiug distinction on &c
count Of color in that State 2
1 George Il. Pugh
who afterwards elected George i. pugh to tho
/ u. S. Senate
The Democratic marty.
| Who voted ia the Constitutional Convention Of
ono against Il provision b prevent negroes
coming into that state
RUFUS +. Rancy
VINO supported Rufus r Raney for Governor
OF ohio In 1889?
The Democratic party.
Who decided 10 the Supreme Court Of Ohio
that mulauoea had the right to vote
Reuben Wood, a good Democrat
Who, after thc decision, elected Reuben Wood
GoYcruor of Ohio?
The Democratic party
Who refused IN the Ohio Constitutional Con.
ventiou Of 1850, TO remedy the practice estab-
lishcd by that decision
The Democratic party.
VINO, with the above facts. and many others
staring them in the iaco, are continually ycpiug
ANA hypocHtica,ly whining about Niger Suf-
fagc and " Niger Equality p
The Democratic party.
An these things were done by tie Democrats,
and set they deny being in favor Of negro
equality, add put II upon others.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09
NUMBER II.
Lea ms Try TO be IInppy.

lot US try % be happy we may ir we will
Fiha some pleasure lu lif' % o'crhal0nca the 81
There was nevcr au evil, i well understood.
iil "hA1, rightly managed, would tUru % q good
u we were bot as ready 20 look 90 TIE Eight
AZ We ate To slt mnptg because it is night,
W. should owa d TRUTH both iu WORD and in deed
tha' Who tries to be happy is sure to succeed
Let us try to be happy soma shades cf rccrct
Are sure 90 hang rouud which we cannot forcct
There arc times when tha lshastof spirits must bow
Aud Che fouuiest face wcar i cloud on lis brow
W. must never bid feelings the purcst and best,
lo he oluuttJ and colo iu oar b0a0us 40 ros.;
hut the deeper our own guef Che greater our need,
10 try to be happy lest other hearts ueel.
oh try to Ne happy 80 IS mot for long
We shall choet epCa other by counsel a. sour;
u we mako tle best 1853 ol our tira, ,tdat ve may,
Iaere 20 sHaot' We oau do g, oiIiven .io v.ay
Ift as only boz clrucstutss c1ch dc 0ul best
b3fe Col and our conscience and trust for th, rest
SilI taking thi truth, both iu word and in docd
Ihat who tries to be happy sure 90 succeed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09

"Pur HIM OUT W-They have actually got .
mceuous chap on the staff editorial Of the Sacra-
mculo Union. Hear him
"The Mopntaia Democrat seems TO think that
there is an even chance that California will soon
20 for the Democratic party" 1t is amusing
delusion. California will not 20 for the Demo
cratic party, for the reason that The Democratic
purity might gopher California"
The reader will observe that The point of the
above RS partly concealed in the hole Of the
gopher. Seriously, Anthony & Co. had better,
Tor policy cake, discharge new hand, else the
Uaisu will soon acquire reputation for frivolty.
-Crass YaAeg N.atL0nal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09
Senator Conncss.

We know our readers will thank us for oven
The following brief extract from the great speech
Of Senator Conuess made at the grand loyal
demonstration, which wos held at the spucioua
haIl of Che Agricultural Pavilion, 10 Sacramento.
on the 18Th ult We would cheefuIIy publish
The entire speech, but could not DO SO IN tile short
space we have to spare in our columns. We
want the men who profess onion Democracy 10
read and reflect upon The honest sentiments or a
VIE and honest man. We want Lie own country
men to read them and sse il IL Is not better couu
sci than the teachings Of secession
lreea.y saw aoopg Of the Nev York He-ald Of tnG.a
o F.oruary llth, nud ~ tha regular Washington dsrh
o tat iar y "a announced tlat the n.w s'na"r from
.' @ ea"rm G9 % e ao ' us II oal ~ aaaS
oo4 Almighty iorhHt Fei'o" clut.nsi hn4a r.II a.n.
were olpo .aJ-l D were pa ,bt that woro oIp,'i 20
tiuatTi1. out o cv..y huu3roI measures OF ths Admin.
aig which Col hia ennoblai m. what OF tl.,in.renc
r4t OF uny dinrcn That clu arise between Americans
- ..Y.,, Nm Iis,, t ~. lf
Ipoc station come Of tlem 9our oc'p regret arf famr
yct representing lpyl u"nIa California, who r.ts.u t1
ino only Administration through |hch oHr "'Fran"n.
eau poe p,oeerra because OF pretended ditrf between
'Ieifff 90 lOL 20 uN liu tlNNl
% DE clearly uld"-to1tIa asserting on tug t4at au
fc,i ~ tb 5..s,r.io ., Hlror1m i1ictir a,s, &
tine aBlcst man 10 tAs United Snts bnt t"lyo0i ihow
ctzsns tbt oar country IS blessed Of God IN having 30
GOOD and $50 great a tl" lTestency lu I cfrl5
The cunning villain WAC, ponimg ths great F
tlo eradication Of personal interests gone may now HEa
taeu have imposed upon th1 great ana so'l ~. uu, VI
tae u4ln bis measures hoye been Wisa or a Umc' h'
/ conduct has baen just Throughout tl's Z" "it N4
struggle, his patriotism mas beenoi the fia '..'e' e'
stamp thai of the roat and immortal "'' 'l il- i1l-
sly tbrsa ODD cors the supporters of ts hIn lilion
are AboiOonss BemeEUl ADVISES is -'0 10
10 deuomicate tho eodiersol Che G9vcrnln.l
and cragan dirtcatag false sons OF the ID" .a3 4nt I
follow the advice. Why follow ctzau'. = ~ ~ =
wac tie blseat creature that ever dsrran '' W. M M
would ysl be perfection compared "ib ''' J" ''..tp
vrrtcAss who SET ur such prete9ss "ine i".. II, .
llo i5 at stake. Waat is ltto bc can Auoli''1l- l
tls person, whoever be Wly he, is lu ht,.' o4 'l.
saurjhiog Thosa men wnad not a.'l-H y.
woud not blot ont or abolish sogcrf, though p u ~
the uatiou's tLroat @k.0g tho nations t.'. .,.',-I
/ would stand by while the.r country was .,.+
and slrctou floul the usp Of l.' ao.li '''i ol,
hboiouats. shame upon hoa9 @oo",'o.. 70 t,a ~. e,
favor Of o. who attud cooy by while tae s
made 10 abolish a country io a'o-h 9.. .,, @ .C M !,
/ beueGcent wise 80 grand in i.,e AS'l o- | e' ~
3 ,f4 4frf, oivIli lrf e tD
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09

An INoDGNr.-The Marjpoaa Gaettte says that
there is now living in that county. a Democrat Of
the old school, who now belongs to the Union
party and never uses the word Democrat One
OF his neighbors recently asked him hos Il 1as
that go determined a Democrat as be was and
had been had ceased claiming ta belong 60 that
party. The ola man replied al was Demo
c.tt When Democrats were for their country, and
advocated Democratic principles; hut those who
call Themselves Democrats are the very men whom
! have always oppused-od tories and Know
Nohugs; and even traitors in order TO conceal
go with trators-I won unite with enemies Of
my country, 80 you see drop the name Demo
craft ana am only Unonist," There are many
more of like opinions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09
AGENTS WANTED! I!

rV7o take orders FOR ,he sTANDAED n'S'
l tory OF tine
Civil War in America.
n7~ Canyaasers make from StGV % F'@NC s'' '
ala expenses. Address immediately
GEO. :. CROWELL & co.
,o,. s2n TI1acisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09

IABoRERs WANTEp.-Doc. Earl has taken In
hand to push the humboldt Wagon Road through
bv the middle of August and adyertjses for one
hundred hands, who will be paid every Saturday
night in gold aud silver coin. Here is a good
chance for three months steady work, for able
bodied men Red Bluf independents
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09

II. II. BANcnorr g. Co.-The enterprise Of this
firm has given them wide and well meritcd rep.
utatiou throughout the state. The largest stock
Of law books of English and American. are kept
by tLia publishing house, 10 meet the demand Of
thc profession in California and Oregon. We de-
sire more particularly to inform our readers as
an item of news that they ship any work ordered
from tha East or Europe The invaluable works
recently published by Messgs Bancroft a. Co, in
san Francisco, viii serve TO recommend them.
selves TO The public Bancrofts California
Practice Acts" Belknap's Probate Laval
edition; "A large and elegant Copper Plate
Map Of the Pacific States, California, Oregon,
Washington, part Of British Columbia, Nevada,
L !ah. Daco!ah. Arizona, and q part Of Ntw Mex
ice ~ " Map Of California and Nevada - Map
OF oregon and WasijuetQns' Map oi She
Waehoe Silver Regions - HalccA's Intcrua.
Uoaal Law and Laws OF War - "lIubert Bur.
ross' System Of Frnmauship;' " Hand book Of
Mining in the Pacific STA. - " Handbook A J.
uanac and Year Bool. Of Facts for tha Pacific
States for 1868 - " Labatts Digest Of California
Bepurt~;" " Woods Digest Of the Statutes"
These are works which cannot be dispensed with
without much inconveueuce. Taken As whole,
ihe books above mentioned make a complete Sc
rios anur3ing the most necessary information Go
the miner, merchant, lawyer and general bust
ness man
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09
S3petial 4(otjtes,
NO sne ou,,r or oId

no tne Young or cid,
MALE or FENdLE
II you have been seIruc from habit INDUCED in by the
Youth of both Sexes.
WHICH CAUSES 50 MANY ALAItNNG SYMPTOMS,
II UnfA hca Jo, Hu1riuqe,
Aad Is the greatest evil which can bef,ll
MAN Or WOMAN
Ia Sec symptoms enumerated ia Gdvcr scrne,t and IL
you q sufferer
Cat ont JLe Advertisements
And send for 10 at once
Delays arc dangerous
ASA for HlINBOTD'S
Take no other
Clr-s guaranteed.
l+4 Beware Of Countcrf.ts aaJ limitations
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09
GULGG4QNg

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of TIE NINTH JUDICIAL DIS
ret of the State Of California; in and for the county o
Trinity
Eliza Garrety, plaintiff vs. Thos Garroty defend e.
action BROUGHT u the District Court 81 Che NlHh dua a.
District or the 5ata oi California in aud lo tle co.''
of Trinity and the complaint hi.1 in said county 'l
Trinity In the oicc of the tol, dt said District court
?4,c yDeogIc of ne Stasc ar california se"d greet
ing 10 Tgs0,B.3s G.gRRETH7, defesd'ai'
You are hereby required 10 appear aa action lo1 Il
Court of Che Ninth Judicial district of tua Si OF '''
MIA iu and for the county Of Trinity, oud O. answer ~,
complaint le3 therein, "a copy Of which accom- 4i I'd.
sunmlas) within jan days, jaXc.G5Vt c ii' "'s 'i S
yical after th service on you Of this aunun3 r.
within this county on, if served ont OF lDl5 ''tl
within this Judicial District within twenty dalt VT j
90 ont OF said District then w.thirloiy aays-oI
by default will be aiken against YOU aee''-ihs " ' i''
cr Of said complaint ....-,
The said action brought 10 ohaia decree 4' o E .s
the marriage between you aui OBJ said Faihit anu y't'
ign divorce from you uu tl' ground o' a-a N
acts mentioned i'm pUntta comi1iLi aAH 'I.. I-'. W
have The care. custody au1 circJtau U ih. c4iia"
toned iu said complaint and for otuar an4 ului4
of suit &c Aud YOU hereby noihN way u ~"
fail TO appear and answer the said c9mpl iul IF 80
qurad, the said plaintiff wl apply TO ih3 O''l' ''' '
[ lief therein demanded ID, r..,-.,.
Given under my hand and tho saai o. ine i,s'I'C & I
Court Of the Ninth Judicial Usirei oI lA' .,s,t
LIS California, in and log the county Of Irlty ''
| day ot February, iu the year Of our LOT" '11 '
and eight hundred and SIXTY thre' '.,-.--,- 1--.,-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09
- I.lNf 5 T. RE T. T'S
E8in.i:a@ Y t8air Restorative I
Ii is NOR 4 DG-E!

Ii is NOR 4 0YE!
Bat restores gray hair TO its Original color By supply
ing ho capillary tubes with natural substances impaired
BY &c disease III Instantaneous dyes are com posed Of
i0aer c7sfe destroying the vitality and beauty Of Tie
hair and afford Of thomsehs no dressing Heimstrcets
Indoma5e colorng not on! rcstoro hair natural
calor by an easy process, bat gives the haira
LzSazz.s AZ nj sozat EB211zt-v-,
promotes its growth prevents its falling or cradcatos
dandruG and imnarts health and plaasautuess to the
Har Coorng and Is constantly Increasing in favor. Us
cI by both gentlemen and ladies' Tt sold by an resupc
table dealers or can be procured by them of D. B,vrs
Proprietor. New York. HpsTlTrER SnrrH DEAN. Accents
San Francisco. Two sizes 90 cts. and 81. 5Isn cow
gB- Thc Medical aud Surgical Enaiiss.to . Z
Or L. j. CArHAY is already secured in position which
places as we'll its proprie above the assaults Of
envy and professional malice. in the schools Of France
the highest prizes often awarded to practitioners in
this department of Medical science and they occupy with
Others. an oqnaly lofty position in Che profession. Rcord
Us an l-i"sjrons example" shining light among the phil
o-oPhaal stars u his u Europe and ir CzapEay has
the Philadelphia College of Medicine co1nunonted him
with Diploma. ont ne honorary ad euudeia degree Se
graduate of thc University OF resth ana late CHIEF Sur
gton o the hungarian revolutionary ARMY. FOR
tended lahore, DR. T. D9rkey has bent his earnest at
t'hon l." te cure ct chronic aud private diseases, in
which he has become great expert that ne now
regarded a. the rtugr iu this branch Of his profession
throughout The Unitei States and IFS portrait and boe
in Tire most exclusive Journals Tine Uocturs Offices are
at Lis Medical and Surgical Institute Sacramento St.
corner " I'i3eilo nearly opposite the building of the
'".lua ,l'A 7tet'r!'lp com lany.
Gf- We ask particular attention of readers the
sworn certificates of remarkable cures ia another odmu
of This paper, 3s.am.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09

MuRunus IN YIRGINfA.-On last Sunday morn.
named o,n,d --ssJo@t t,eo Virginia police officers,
ehot dead by young man, named 1o'o' wore
bell, whom they were attempting to arrest for
disordcry conduct IN hurdy gurdy house.
Campbell attempted to make his escape, but was
oycthaucd near Gold uiIl, and placed securely
in the Virginia Jail. After an examination OF
The case, before Justice Atwil lasting from
Tuesday afternoon till late on Thursday, Camp
bell. Tie murderer, was fully committed for trial
for murder in The first degree. The case Of this
young man Campbell, who is said TO be quiet and
inonensiye when sober, is an awful illustration
Of the evil consequences OF drunkenness hurdy'
gurdy dancing, aud carrying concealed weapons.
iHlshos Times, 25M ult.