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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-08
Obituary.
Obituary.
DssA July 17th Hs1zA VIE 0.NtA. daushsee 81
upeeh q aoA Ehss ksx, 10 ths 20 ysas u her

= 13stI1 VoVBUWT III
ueeeh @ aaA Hhxs Y ksx, 10 ths 22I ysas u her
-
Thuo VAsa hops haA draWn The futase Ia bright
rslah0v esleeu-WAoa The suo Of life Wss beamina
60 sloadlsss sky- when the golden cords Of -.
1eealna snA oosial ealeaensot had bound the hsart
- NE -wss the youag md lovely maiden claimed
b tbe Anss' o CsaAh Loving and dusifui Q, .
1saahsse, 6sstiocase end exemplary - sister,
An 60 stssdiast q fsisnd LIZA had secured
he0e In The hearts Of al that hosw her But II .
gsave hss wsa her She has isis - Iof acme
~ her 0o1-ler ths mpsnion.hlp Of angels
0hcaeh ~ woad hsvs wished hsr longer stay on
eareS Nay God, who hes cAlsd her 20 cary 10
Htmssle, assuags the anguish tnat di1s the ksAfss
Of sbcse who ars lsss bshins She IL not lost Sut
800 h,foro." L u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-08

~ WkATID EMPTY Walls. - We VII
give the highest price for e'san empty Walls.
Of al Sizes Persons having prescriptions nllsd q
on. store must furnish their own vlAls, - We una
Il impoasbs 10 pTocufs q supply
HRADB 4 b KB2, Aposhecaries.
IN 3-StA 1856 Main u, NV cUfoer lVtn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-08

Or AOR1s OF VALUABLE WOOD kA1e
I'D e,uSainire sbous I coo sosds u Wooe ~ ~
sssa. Q ,assy * ahs hast Drastic, Rssise ~
1cesh s:ds q tbs rssd4ris&sbUs rasiIese
miles fIum HlsAneol. q Aneeaea ~ ~ ~ M e
Of Or x1asoa I Wfi ssll. "a 9vxbDAI, 49,
August . 3 e'clcsk 2 =, - t6e Pse9hsA ~, r
( aerss CLEARED eonnanA6pg bsaeu q ~ ~
dAsning. SAs talaaas keAVEy wos6se ~ ~"
growth Also. q lee Yen1 h
fHRMS-Iibuai anA nads knewn = Ssy ~.
~ 81 IN TAHOE 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-08

- BULLDOG LOTS on Uoicn Hill At aucl' on
1 On THURSDAY, i3th August at q O'Clock r
ID, will Sell Oh tho prsmls es vAl,ao.o boiiding
lo.s en- ths s. 9Th sids Of Leigh, between S2l and
gid nirs,ts. And vassn. los on 0say 1t, fronAs q
IS fest e1ntgu,us 10 tie abavs.
Terms liberal, and made xaown on day Of sale.
ant TAYLOR AIct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-08

Wask q Auileas Ne Wsbb $40 q Washiss q
~: SO: So: vs''asA.. 'S v's:, y
SaIhss ~ ~ ar1ss a. r vsasmsa WIkss 8
II. 2. -. NJ S:!:ss (: ! ~ VI
g. -3srO- XeAesu = 211e. VIC
Sasd n nsp 1tAaseA WngAs WsAs - 3
willians y Az lhias Wa wsSss esspi cYssss v
Waller q Wlfians VIC =
uNfTtAIs.
President Of the Desvs MsasfAstssi.e companyssrgson
4sh Dtvieion Windsr 0ospitai-Edtor Of ths Richmond
sssndard-Captain commaadiag Co 2, let nfssissipp,
Cassry-PEsSdent and Directors Of the Va voiuatsss
Navy Cempany--Kamltou or namioa--1 sslIa Master
Of aay d Lodge
Aus-lt JN0. O. oTk0GR, r. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-08
al. eenaustsa b. yAsx rAILsh b"-'~

TkxEnIAYBLY aflsr Tie Ahess SALE tsss ~,
II tissd by kr sxsli end o. Tie ssIis e.s S ~.
b fo'd sh ut - acres II LAID, ca la.@ .sE~sI
Ras Furepixe. ahou. MILES fb7ss &c 80 -
o., thing tbs lsnds Of l,syfsees' sschs NJ
oshsrs, piSt Of whi.h viii Be sAs s''ss -
kcas - asia
TBRns-Mads knswn On ths dsy 81 So ~.
Gul ~ TAIiOA NV"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-08

1TOUsN AND LOT on Oregon Hill q. suction.
H will s,s u1ea the prsnIsss. On WkDAx9
DAY, i2.h August. ct O'Clock n. the Heuss q, d
Lot On efeRa1 Ell ssprsssnt occupied by H. Jas
M Harshall and oatsd near ths methodIst Chuy CD.
The house contains fcnr rooms. The let froCts
about 4S teet. lmmsdista pafsassioa given.
TRIMS One third css5, balance ~ 6 and -
months, for nsg tisb!s Noes, Interest a1jsd, and
secured b. tiust Gesd
aus JAS u TAYLOR, Auo.e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-08
lpI RO.

In ~ ~. a HsAsy mornlna The tn !asse.s.
YHiG VHi V10as IN, Isfsns ecu ,atse o Caacs
n ~ ~. q ~ ssea ter mostas sad shvsn
ss..A. A. ~ family are respectfully iavlsed
~ essssI ~ feenl SAis 3atord ~ nsseta9 d
~vloek. lon - e.sldsnss Of h~ fsthsf. sosest %
n M Oanal stssee8
AsAe wmSuesAss. Ia oasss~ 20, o = " SS s1:s
q ~. q ic1aonasson Of hs ssasn A1Hl. !.
4 Ol0KtuSON tbs oily enc o. 1s .u. ~ :
0leep On, Gwsst MANTLE,
Al lake ny ress;
q = esIleA tAss kons-
He thouoh. e bent.
On oeoAsy, lsA lest amer . peotssetsd uIoss..
Nh eATIIS r DUDWELL, wife Of b Bud
Nh q 0soehland oouasS. and 4aaeAtsS Of the
lsse n Il 1agland. Of this eaty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-08
lsy RedWesd . PhillIps Aacn.,
mo 81 Main stysetI


WYE WILL fyLL ~ snsti q, on 1ussDAY
wv ilta OF AeEus:, commenting ct 10 o'G'oak
as ksida Restaurant, ID b els, " ar the "a kN
kct, all The a urea sttsshsa - bis Restaurant ~
Ear, together with etuiee lot 81 ClsHts Tobss
O., gOuseana xad kiiansa Haraiturs emSlasios .
large let Ct
Bsds AstssSsAa Bsd.tsads, Uhs.:s
And Al ext = isntiiy 8sa Clothing.
And amy other &Eti e. too nar,crouJ 10 mtntsrl
At tbs fams Ais viii b. sala q No 1 cy MID
Cow. with her caif, oss spring Wagon y gauasl
We VIII sell lie isase (Which has 5sar. " rcsJ
Of his large Stable and lot also rsrt oct tie 1sss
u3sd by NJ Asla ~ Hotel
AT nHDWO0D 4 PHILLIP AasA
ENAkE Hx0SO MAN KO5 DALa ~ AUt
TIOM-Ia pursuance OF an order OF tee hssa
iEgs Corrt Of tbs Oily RI Richmond, I viii tsh %
Monday lex. The IGts itss, Una: ssias 0ooit
dsy,l In front Of ihs C.ty Hall. AZ 10 e's!usk y
10 tho highss. bidder. fos cssh wisLIAx
ROSS. foe negro rnaa, convicted by said 'oafi
Of grand larceny and crssssd 10 20 sold ntc AssS
luts slavery. TAoAAt u. nuDL1Y,
au T-tds SeyR't CIV OF R;ekI3o6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-08

~ 1BV DUAu.n will preach n the
~ U.ltsd presbytoriAa (Cf RoadO Church
ns1s sunday, at II O'Clock Il ana as O'Clock
Pm ~ 6-lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-08
By James m. TaYisr, Auelss..r

nSHH DsAUTlRUL rARN CALLED ScDIS'
j WICK" on the Th.ss Chopped HcsA osyo
Mics Wess Of EiAnoad FOE RAtD At AVG
TlON.-The gusaesioer viii sei. publicly % 1u!e
DAY, August lt,h II falr; u net, Che psst ~
6ay) a II o'clock A y. his FAHh. % whass =
now fsidss, oau sAintng 1875 sssSs, absut a. ~
under cultivation. as Of which 10 nssdoWJ ~
the rest In thfiiiy wood ard siiuee'--tR Ins@
fence ard ciylcsA into suitable nslds TIE ~
may al be enstiysted and pTodasss well ne 49,
escps Ths orchards. Of apple atd fseeh. 0e ~
tscsvs and all o3 sks choicest ait o. this rsroe.
The lasgs vinegar Il IN iuii bearing Aad enoIss
Pears and srkll traits xss feuad In tss ,ncn -
Gss. linz improvements eonslsief IT,
buildEg with hsstk basement tusafy new sss -
tho sesi materials coetsini,g ssvsn goes reo.
with stes t-rosm. psssAsss esd posahs4 n"
LARGE Alsshsa hkru. osra hOuss, -, ace 49, ~,
lkrgs ice honse with Tires sxcsilsEt poeee - ~
two Of which khcss SOTO bsshe'1 o. snp3i1 ~. -
were obssiasd tbs paai winter. TIE ven ~ ~
Il. By &nLJss. . xaild ruiphur. and "oe:s"S 800.
f'r aNssa ycsn proven issssf upusuAAy ns ~ \:
Innselstely after ths sale OF ~ u.s. ~, " q
sold TWO q lac Cows sna liz very ~ hse,MA
Hogs, - stands Of Bsss. With osoIa Wssy" n.
Carts. Baesy, and Hasming Uisnsih ess@~"
with TIA Honsshoid and Kitcfea fmn
1he sssm.scs viii - shown 81 say aa~
HyO a NJ ILL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-08
n HARNESS,

Several sets OF sxesllent HARNESS. suitable for
buseiss yigat carriages ami spring Wagons OF my
own mike All ttyies made to ordsr. All kinds Ct
REPAIRING done at b AULLxN's.
IN -3ts yrsrkiiu st, above Old 4 ,fkst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-08

E>OkA0E T Auction by order Of The Eco.
III rotary OF War will sell at public auction, al
10 o'ciacG A n, on TUESDAY nsx.. ihs ilih lost.
a. ,hs pubia stabes On naTy Hill. y Lot of damaged
Forage, Wig:
8 bales Hhueks,
SIS 6. Fodder,
4 Fay.
10 fh>af Cats
JEO O aaraA1D, Nal ard Q N.
xA FLEAsANTs Suot'r au SGT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-08

&C. 1nLIIIOUS rs ICA This met .lpgs for
~ esayss, uadsr the dIrss ion OF ths Young
Asn1 Ohfistlea association will Be- held DAILY, ex-
asDt oanday, at 81 o'clock n In the Uni;cc
Rrobysseiaa Ohusen. (Ds Esads) The mni,tsrs
81 tAs osvseal denominations viii conducs these
OaoADRp Oa1h 0acessalve weak " f0~-.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-08

Davis mrs } N
Dabgsrfeid A
Davis N }
Duggan Margaret
DAVE Jane
Dors'y Susan
Dunnavant S y
Drew q A
Duval s L
Duke 81 J
Duke Frances
Dunavay Mary A
D0hsrtY Haze
Dsshiel ID }
Dean harriet
De Vlaman Ieab'A
Dixon Car0lins
Dixson Sally
Digby ,
Davis n lss 0hrsh !
Davis d A 3
Darracott Lucy I
Davis n
| Dawson M v
Davis Isab'a
Duke CismentiHs 4
Driver Mar1ha
L odd oarah J
Doaeiy Amanda
Dabnsy
Duke v ]
Dabnsy Sarah E
Dickinson IF
Doueia Va Jos
Dorm Jc
Devnss Mary
Dennis Mara
Dick Martha J
Dilyard 4 8
Dixon Jennie r
Diilan Nsttis
Dicksnson Lizzie
Dickinson Il 7
Dixon Mary
Dslshsr h Bell
Dicksrson Maiinda
Eubank mrs Ann /
Eanes mrs M } .
English mrs 8 c
Elicit mrs d L
Enroughty Drs c
EdWards mrs Z
Eliieot: mrs Va
Enright mrs N 9
Edwards 0rs s 3
Eivel mrs A l.
Elliott miss n
Everett miss 81 NJ
Evans miss Ida
Erps miss d y
Evans miss - A
Epps miss Jane N
English miss Marin
Eggleston misc }
Evsrsti miss A L
Frey mrs JOIN
Fidler mTs r
Fields mrs Louisa I
Fox mrs 3 J
f'rser mrs c
Ford mrs 81
Fore mrs "a 4
Fleisker mrs b
rarraf mrs FaKnis
Fore mrs Anna
Ford mrs Elisa ,
fufdford ,uiss =
Fraser miss 4 =
frayser mics = n
Frayssr miss 8 8
Freeman miss 81
Finer nina Mari
FTaakltn mics 8 Z
French miss Eliza
Fisher miss L y
Fletcher mise A r
rionrnoy mia 4 y
Fsathsratoue nles
4 4
Ford miss Hsisn
Fore miss Anna =
Fletcher mise 4
Farfsr miss "a 6
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-12-04
What the North Must Expect.

The London Morning Post concludes an ed
itorid ON American affairs in the following
terms:
Although the European powers have
ntnerto OBSERVED strict neutrality, and have de-
ctned to recognize the independence of the South
ern Confederacy, the Federal Government must h,
wei aware that any serious reverse sustained by their
arms at the present juncture would leave neutral
SaIes no o1ner chance than to acknowledge the new
republic The attitude of France or rather the ex.
igencies of that kingdem in her Mexican relations
cannot but render the government of washington
apprehensve that at an early period the long soieht
ior recognition would be accorded to the south the
TACT that after war of two years and half the bor
der State of Virg mia is sill in the possession of the
Confederates and that the latter are enabled for
third time roll back the tide of invasion, cannot
be overlooked by nations who interpret the term
neutrality as meaning something dersnt from cul-
psb e Indifference The result of the present cam
paign VIII Ia probability decide the issue Of the war;
and X with the incoming year. we should see peace
esta6lished between the two declarations, the irth
T be not less indebted than the south to the happy
Gnan OF circumstances which will have enabled Gen.
Lee to strike decisive blow. 49,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-12-04
A Negro Commits Rape and il Shot.

CAIRO, Nov. 23.-The Memphis Bulletin con-
tains the following. dated Pocahontas, Ten
nessee, 10Th:
Yesterday private of Company A, LIST Ala
bama (colored) Regiment-Lawson Camp-was
out with scouting party, and leaving the
squad, proceeded to the house of Mr.. Keith,
about five miles from here, on the Ripley road,
and. seeing his (Mr. K.'s) daughter Anna and
her sister-in-law in the yard, asked if any
men were about. They were alarmed
and returned to the house, replying that
they were alone. He followed them, and,
when In the room, told the elder to leave,
which she refused to do Then he babe
the younger to leave. Bo.h started; where
upon he followed them to the yard laid down
his gun, and choked and threw down the
younger one, Ann. Her sister-in-law started
for the gun, seeing which be got up, took it,
laid it down beside him, and Selling again the
younger, committed rape upon her. Com
paint was made-he was arrested and tried by
court convened last evening. Col. Fielding,
LIST West Tennessee Cavalry, commanding
execution to take place at 8 o'clock this morn
ing, but Tafterward committed the sentence to
shooting. At the appointed time the First
Alabama was drawn up and after some point
ed talk from Colonel Alexander, showing his
intention to enforce the stristest discipline,
they marched out and tire culprit was shot.
Twelve muskets were on detail one loaded
with blank cartridge. Ten balls lodged in his
body. He expired without struggle, and
bore his fate with great deal of fOrtitude.
not seeming to be affected at ALL He has al
ways been bad unruly man, and richly mer-
tied punishment
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-12-04

glory. Surely would do no injustice to the other
noble achievements of the war, which have reflected
such honor on both arms of the service and have en-
titled the armies and the navy of the United states
their officers and men, to the warmest thanks and the
richest rewards which grateful people can pay But
well to the dust of these martyrheroes that where
soever throughout the civilized world the accounts of
this great warfare are read and down to the latest
period of recorded time in the glorious annals of our
common country, there will be no brighter page than
that which relates THE BATTLES GEITYsIURc
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-12-04
Progressive Democrats.

We find in western newspaper the follow
ing platform. said to have been adopted by
Democrats of Ohio and elsewhere since the
elections. These resolutions show consider
able power of adaptation to circumstances:
WAKEAs dimOcrisy furnishes best wen it is sue
cessfui; and wareas it is a tender flower and don't
bear the chillin ffOsts Nv adversely much: and
wareas, the people have shode by the pekoOyer stie
OF their votin that they don't like Valandiggum ner
mis- prenseples; and wareas, the people is Nv moar
use to us than Vallandggum therefore, be it
Raolced That Valandiggum never was a repre-
SENTATIVE Nv the dmOcratic lice.
IL s0lued. That We do not epdors his views or ap-
prove his acts, and never did
ResOtued. That Onist old A. Lnkin, by arrestin NV
MN, and thereby fOrcin into cOmmttin pOllit-
nkie sooside by nOminatin nv him, wuz guilty of q
heenus Gin
ResOlced, That we amt eZ much consumed about
our naDis corpusses ez we wuz afore the eleeshin.
Hesotoed. hat the war for the Union must 20 on,
nntli It's enems is subjOogalid, and the banner Nv
Duty anu glory waves over every staff and the dino
crac c0nmittus the varus stats be requested to
procOor suffishet number of bannars and apint
sub. commits to wave EN-
Re~oloed. hat we air in favur Nv subjoogashen
enanspashen Onfiscashen, taxashen, cOnscripshen,
exferminasheN niger en'stments and eff there is
anyhn else the people DESIRE let write tpostpade)
and weel pass the necessary resOushen-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07
COURT TERMS IN TRINITY.
The Home Record,

Mr.. PERsoNETTE's ROAD BIIL.-We are under
obligations to our watchful Sacramento cores
pondent, Faust" for an early copy of the Bill
authorizing the Board Of Supervisors of this
county to levy tolls on the Hay Fork and Min
ersville roads. The bill passed the Assembly on
the 28th of January, and reads as follows:
An Act to authorize tho Board Supervisors of Trinity
county to levy Toll on certain Roads in said county
The People Of the State Of California, represented in Sen
ate and assembly, do enact as totlolos
SEC l. The Board of Supervisors of Trinity county are
hereby authorized to charge and collect tolls on the follow
ing roads The road leading from Hay Fork valley to
Trinity river and the road leading from Weavervle to Min
ersve The proceeds of said toll and above the pay
ment awarded to the Tollkeepers shall be applied to
other purpose than the keeping of said roads in as good
dition and repair as the amount accruing will admit
Spc @ Said Board of Supervisors shall appoint suitable
persons collect and receive the tolls charged said roads
whose pay shall not exceed eighty dollars per month"; and
shall require of said To-keepers prompt monthly pay
ments, otener may be deemed necessary by said
Board of all moneys collected also require of the per
sons appointed To file bond payable to the Board Of Su
pervsors of Trinity county in not less than five hundred
dollars conditioned for the faithful performance of his du
ties TO approved by the Board of Supervisors. Actions
NAV maintained said bond as in other cases Of Off
eial bonds.
SEC Said Board of Supervisors may regulate and de
temjne the be charged said roads not to exceed
the following rates. viz For each animal attached to
loaded wagon vehicle 25 cents for each loaded wagon
90 cents for each loaded pack animal 25 for
and horse so cents for empty teams and unloadcd pack
animals half the above rates for pleasure carriages
md hug0icseach vehicle 81 25 for each animal attached
thereto for loose CATTLE horses and mues II IL cts EACH
for Sheep swine aud goats cents each There shall be
kept conspicuous place on the road bulletin board
which shall designate the scale of tolls.
Sw The moneys collected by the Tolkeepers shall be
paid to Treasurer of Trinity county and kept by him
as other moneys kept but shall be distinct funds to be
called the Hay Fork Road Fund, and the Weavervc and
Mncrsvle Road Fund and the shall he paid out on
the order of the Supervisors of Trinity county but in all
cases the money drawn shall be applied the road from
which it was collected.
SEC g. This Act shall take effect from and after its pass
age
The Act is a good one ; view it as we may, we
cannot see that it will work injustice to any one.
On the controry. those who are benefited by the
~ Tho roads in question will be obliged to
a,ru in travelling condition.
.,Iasg IONS FOR JANUARY.-U. S. Deputy Col
.-lf cross furnishes us the following sum
..,r. .r Elections in the 9th Division, 5th Dis
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07

NO THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT.
80 fully announce to their friends and the
~ public that they are now prepared to fur.
nish choice article of LAGER BEER Hav-
ing engaged the services of competent San
Francisco Brewer, and obtained new and i'm
proved outfit of Brewing material and machinery,
we propose to furnish an article of Beer second
to none in the market.
We will deliver Bottled Beer at the residences
of citizens, and in such quantities as dealers may
desire, in any part of the county. Give US u call
and judge for yourselves.
CONDON L. MURPHY.
WeaverVllle, Nov. Fl, 1862, 45d.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07
Book and Job Printing

OF every description done in superior man
ner, and at reasonable prices.
Blank Road Receipts and Road Notices,
Just printed, and for sae at the JOURNAL Vnce
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07
CALIFORNIA WINES !
MI. KELLER.

PROPRIETOR OF THE RISING SUN and
L LOS ANGELES VINEYARDS, wishes
to acquaint his friends and the public generally
with the fact that he has opened Depot for the
sale of his Wines, in the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07
BASEMENT OF THE RUSS HOUSE,
Corner of Pine and Montgomery Streets,


The reputation of California Wines has suffer
ed much from the many bad and adulterated ar
ticles put up by irresponsible parties, and brand
ed " Pure California Winc"-present profit be-
ing their aim, although destroying confidence in
the purity and quality of Native Wines. Others,
again, probably without any intention to deceive.
but from want of knowledge of the treatment of
wines, have bottled for sale wines that were not
properly made, or that were not in condition for
bottlng. Such causes have had au injurious eff
feet with consumers In order to give the public
perfectly sound and pure article, the under
signed will, for the future, attend personally to
the putting up Of his Wines-the product of his
own ineyards--confdent that their superior
quality will make them the favorite brand with
consumers. In order more fully to guard the
public against limitations, there will be attached
to each bottle an additional label bearing fac
simie of his signature
Now on hand, and for sale by the case or pack.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07

SHASTA, Feb. 4, 2p. m.
A fire broke out on Main street at o'clock
this afternoon, and In short time all the
buildings on the east side of the street
between the Court House and the alley near Ma
sonic Hall were in a blaze. At one time it was
feared the fire would communicate to the other
side Of the street, but fortunately there was no
wind at the time, and by the great exersons oi
citizens the fire was confined to the space above
mentioned. All the wooden buildings In the rear
of the Empire Hotel were pulled down to pre-,
vent the hotel taking fire. Loss heavy, but not
known at present OPERATOR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07

re- Having been appointed Agents for the
sale of the above celebrated Wines, we shall al
ways keep on hand a large and full assortment
of WHITE, PORT, ANGELICA and CLARET
WINES, of superior viDiages, which we offer for
sale on reasonable terms.
SHOENBAR & CO., Agents.
Weaverville, Oct. 25, 1862. 4lu
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
NOTICE or DfvIDFHD

IN application Of Robert Ford. sf:n;.tjs-
~ srat.T OF J..ku L. eayiey. late cf SaN.t
Aary's cosnty. diseased. it is ordered a. ..s
Curt, that the said adpiiaissratar nslifr the
creditors of the s.ifi ieoea-ed TO Gle ti.ir
claims against the said deceased, Ia the Reg
lister of Wits "dare "f Saint Marvi. county,
on 90 bcf're the .6t;a day IS Jannary nexI.
ffs disidessd. sai that t'is crler be pnbIi<ise.i
in the saiss Az.s's Gszese esce |. wsrx il.
eaci, week until tbs said essh day OF Janu.ry
next. aa st' alt .s "A.
Test J.. T. N. RALEY. w.
Register of Mi.
fr 81. Asrys Gan y.
Eav. 2sth, Iess-si.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
NOTICE,

IEATISG purcliarca the stock al go.,ss af
= the late fra OF Leach g. John.pa. T.
snail couiiB'rs business at the old s,.nd. bu,
shail, hereafter, sell fT CAsIi only ] shall
rrtnTm frHa iial'iuinve cisy in iew days
with o fms assortment. ~ rALL ard WIN.
TER GOODS, au'i shall he gla.l 10 SIC ta.c
patrons Of the cid frul. and the publ; gsncr-
ally. when they desire anything in ing line.
| have adopted the CASH sy,tssa thas may
hu- lower ard ~eli cheaper wiich n,nxs prove
mutually dcGetc;al - ny,sif and 4nsierussS.
wM. r, LE.AtHi,
Had at H. Cssaaesls's Bay
Ocsobsr 18th, i5ss--if.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
PROFESSIONAL NORGE.

TAR CHARLES ROyD. gradaa.s d
~ the Bal,iu,ors l)s.ssl College, hav-
ing permanently l.,eafcsi in Lsoisana rown.
offers lis .rof.s.;...,al service. % ts,s citicsns
sf ,tis secsien os he State. Erosn aii exncy-
ic'me of twsire ,s.-s i- practices. he is osAi-
Cent "i giving satistartisan. and np"r.ln"ierass
seiIn.. Csu be t.un.. .. M...'s's til,t.l. and
vii a,t.ui ra,ies.ss at ;ia.f seeidsncss. II
dcaseA
A,s. issa. zes:-K
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
DISSOLUTION or COPARTEER.

THE corar.nershir heresofn'e existing be-
tween Wm. r. Leach and G. L. Jahu-
.on, urder the firm and style Of Leach q;
johnson, was dissolved on the 10th ii / Oct,.
Der. inst hv mutual consent. Either partner
Is authorized TO settle the hasIness OF tho
ate firai Persons, indebted 10 us are hereby
urgently requested to cali and settle .heir
Claims without deisy.
WN. r. LEACH.
G. Z. JOHNSON,
octo5eg 18th, ls63--if.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

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Aihes4 Barrh da "a IT
naA' \ wsaias'ss d. ID a.oe Z
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
rRoEEss1oS4L CARD.

TAR. JAMES 7. THosrsoy. Den
IL isl. bcgs Leave 60 Inform bis friends
of Saint Mary's Couasy, that his absence
in galtimsrs Is nnlv temporary. Grat=ful
ID his friends for their past patrensEe, he
il h,ppy io Inform iIcis. that be will ~gaiu
hs n their services il February ncsf.
Dc 3a. IS6S--tf. Ell
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
FOR SHERIFF,

GEORGE d. DUKE annosnces hinssvss a. !.
candidate for Sheriff. 81 shs uexs .secs..s in u,
Mary s Cos'nsy, and ssiiciis the eurpost Of has
r,sHds sn.s fellow eislxess 81 I'ss# - s=.
Nov. 2G.h. ls6l--s~. -.,.