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A Remarkable Cure of Diarrhea and Liver
COMPLAINT.

DR.. o. r. BAKER.-Dear Sir:-For eighteen months
have had almost constant Diarrhea, which was
brought on by debitated state of my sys' EN-, and
torpid action of my liver Sometimes it attended
with great pain in my bowels. and side. / tried a
number of doctors, but Of them seemed to effect
permanent relief, the disease would soon return
as violent as ever and finally became prostraed
that was almost skeleton.
then gotta bottle of your Pain Panacea-the first
dose satisfied me that it was the medicine suited to
my disease and found that by taking dose after
each meal that my food seemed to do me some good,
and by bathing my bowels and side with the Pain
Panacea my pains were Immediately relieved, and
continued to gain strength and fesh till had used
four bottles Since that time Ihave enjoyed the best
of health.
believe if the public knew of your valuable rem
edy you would not be allie to supply one half the de-
mand. will here remark that a friend of mine had
very attack of diarrhea, and I gave him a
dose of your Pain Panacea and he since told that
it entirely cured him. child of mine got badly
burnt by her clothes taking fire, and Immediately
applied the Pain Panacea freely and in short time
the fire was all out and it prevented it from blister
ing Most respectfully yours, JAS. B. HURGRovE.
Fifth street, between Race and Elm.
s5S- For sale by all Druggists.
REDINGTON & co. Agents, 4lG and 4ls Front
street San Francisco. l7w2
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NEW Els
PuInl OnarY Syrup

Has cured thousands and Will cure You if yOu try it.
This invaluable medicine is ndorsed by the following
gentlemen, well known in San Francisco respecta.
bic citizens E.S: WOOLEY, grocer, 3j8 Stockton
street H. p. HUBBARD, merchant, Sai some street,
near Clay: Capt. DAVID VAN PELT; JAMES
PRATT, at Town & Bacon's Printers, Clay street,
and hundreds of othersin all parts of California and
Oregon. ...... .- tr-..
REDINGTON & CO.. Sole Agents 416 and AIS
Front street. San Francisco and for sale by all Drug
gists. Aprl5, 1864 l9m6
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idatng all the old artillery divisions into Corps to
be commanded by Major General, who is also to
command all of the artillery forces OF the United
States.
Reports say that the 9th Tennessee, Cavalry $50
strong had a fight near Sommerville, Tenn, the
3Oth with l,5O0 of McCulloughs commvnd After
lighting hours they fell back leaving so or 6Oked
Cincinnati, April 4-By order Of Go9erner Morton
the entire Indiana Legion hold themselves in readi-
ness to take the field at any moment required. a
grand review of the LEGION consisting of 900 men
fully armed and equipped, will be held on the 10Th
April . ....-
New York, April 4.-The Tribune's Alexandria let
ter saws report is current among the secesh that
Cen Steele had entered Shreveport the 18th Of
March AFTER ten hours fighting No confidence is
placed in the report, though it may be true.
Our gunboats have captured over 10000 bales OF
cotton 1000 bales were burned by the rebels aboard
the steamer Walls city.
A Washington special says: Gen. W. F. Smith will
command the troops in Gen. Buffers Department,
and personally conduct military operations.
Gen. Meade in a written statement 20 the War Com
mittee asserts that he issued order to re-
treat from Gettysburg on the I'd of July 1t seems
have been written by Gen. Butterfeld without Or
Subscriptions to the 10 40 loan opened last week at
the rate of quarter of million per day e' u
Foreign News.
Macmillan embarks for Mexico on the 4th of April.
The London Morning Herald, says that unless Ma
poleOn aud Macmillan recognize the South, the estab-
shment of the Mexican Empire will be fruitess ex-
penditure of strength by France and end in the hu
initiation of all concerned. ~ Id,
Confederate Loan 53@54.
The Times telegram from Vienna states that Eng
lands proposition for armistice has been accepted
by Austria and Prussia. The territorial integrity of
the Danish monarchy under the present dynasty will
be maintained. The Conference meets at once.
Macmillan will officially receive the Mexican Dep
uties Easter Sunday. Ministers will then be APP
pointed and countersign the acts Of the new Empe
ror.
The CIobe sovs the new Emneror will he strictly
nentrat and viii not recognize the Southern Confed
eracy
Slidell has been refused an interview with the
Archduke at Paris.
Rome. March l3.-ConAicts between the Papal and
French troops continue. The populace side with the
former.
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Notice..

"AVING purchased the stand formerly occupied
IL by MAYER & CO., we intend keeping full
aud well selected stock of Clothing, Miners
Tools and Groceries. We would res pectfully call
the attention Of the ladies' of Walla Wala and vi
cinity to our new assortment Of Dry Goods, con
sisting of the newest styles and patterns Of Dress
Goods, Trimmings, Head dresses. &c
l.. MAYER g. co.
Walla Walla, April s, 1864. l7tf
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DIR ISRAIL-

@ URGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST
- Office at Franks Hotel Malla Walla
Those desiring the services Of a skilful Dentist
and operator would do well 10 give him early call,
as his time IN w ALA Wala is limited. Charges very
reasonable for practical aud dental operations 4
All operations guaranteed TO give the estsatiftao'
tion., April 2, 1894.
, 1864-04-15

SODA MANUFAcTORY.- establishment
for the manufacture of bottled soda will be
in operation at the lower end of the city in
few weeks
, 1864-04-15
Notice,

TINE UNDERSIGNED have this day sold their en-
Il tire stock to l.. MAYER a. CO. All persons
knowing themselves to be Indebted to us will please
forward and settle their accounts by the first
day Of May, 1864 from that date all accounts will
be placed in the hands of our Attorney for collection
MAYER & co.
waIh WaIla March %, 1864. 1--WE
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Agricultural Goods.
Rubber Betting,

A LII WIDTHS, suitable for Agricutu raj Ma
N chimes, Quartz and Saw Mills for sale by
KNAPP, BURRELL x co.
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Wheat is selling at ColvilIe at 81 so per
bushel and Flour wholesale, at Sc to 81 so
per hundred pounds. r.u
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

II HAVE made arrangements with San Francisco
i Importers by which am enabled to furnish
Threshing Machines.
Reapers,
Mowers &C., at Portland Prices.
Those in want Of Machines for the coming harvest
are requested to make early application to
Apr9, 1864 j. G. lSAACS.
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TObin Meagher & Co.
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
White Goods, Yankee Notions,
Hosiery, Pocket Cutlery, r. rr
Gloves, Combs & Brushes,
Linen SILK Hdk'fS, Perfumery,
Embroideres Playing Cards,
Laces, Fancy Soaps,
Ladies 4 Gents Fur Paper Envelopes,
nlshng Goods Military Goods,
Hoop Skirts, Straw Goods,
Spool Thread, Ribbons &c.
Sewing Silk,
We have on hand the largest and best assorted
Stock ON the Pacific last TO which are receiving
constant additions. We invite buyers to examine be-
fore purchasing. A 4a -.-- --
All orders entrusted to will receive our particu-
lar attention.
TOBIN MEAGAER & co.
2l9 to 22j Battery ST. corner of Sac St.
40l to 40g sac. Street,
San Francisco.
apr, Is, 1864. 10 m g.
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FIVE steamers were to leave ST. Louis
early in April for the Upper Missouri.
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Harrisburg Mills Flour.

=
Il For sale at market rates I'D ~.
KNAPP, BURRELL & co.
DICKLES, in kegs, GRONUp SPICES,
Il Pickles in cases, Yeast Powders,
Tomatoes do Oysters, 2Ib cans
Peaches do Oysters, lib cans,
BlackOerres do Table SAIL 2, 5 lob SKIS
Jellies, ass ted do Dried California Peaches,
Beans and Corn do Dried Pums - -
Tomato Catsup do Dried Apples.
Worcester Sauce do Rope, Nails
Pepper Sauce do Shovels and Picks
Axle Grease, (H " Pick Handles,
Ground Coffee
Together with general assortment of Goods suited
to the Northern trade for sale in quantities to suit
by KNAPP, BURRELL & co.
, 1864-04-15

"B. of T." Isthmus Butter.
T GUARANTEED BEST IN MARKET
VI Also in store,
25 Tons Pink, Bayou and White Beans.
For sale Oy kNAFP, BURkk.LL ds co.
, 1864-04-15
KOOTENAI MINES
40 Miloh Cows for Sale.

Tszfs ALL Flesh '-sGyMAE with GAALVES ri;
LIZ and some without They are al good LEX
szel and Of first rate stock. For further particulars
inquire at the Frauklin Market, of
iii u1 JOSEPH PETTY.
Walla Walla, April 2, 1854
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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
C0UNTYOF WALLA WALLA. 4 SIS.
In the District Court-First Judicial District 81
PATRICK FARALL, Pl'ff rs. JosEPH MOORE, Defendt.
TEO JOSEPH MOORE, the above-named defendant
Il You are hereby notified that Patrick Farrall
the abOve-named Plaintiff, has filed complaint
against you in said court. which will come to be
heard at the first term Of said court which shall
meuce more than two months after the date of this
publication, and unless you appear at said term and
answer the same will be taken confessed and the
prayer thereofgranted The object aud prayer of said
complaint is to recover one hundred and seventy
three dollars and costs of suit for said amount, ad
vaneed 10 defendant by plaintiff on the price of a
wagon, which defendant refused to deliver and con-
verted to his own use. This March l6, 1854
LAs4TER & bANeFoRD,
mar l9-Hm2 aI ~. Aity's fer Pl'f[
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NEWEL'S

Is really the VERY BES remedy ever compounded
for the of Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and Consumption.
Thousands of people in California and Oregon have
been already benefited by the surprising curative
nOvvers Of
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STOP THAT COUGHING,

COME OF YOU CAN'T. AND WE PITY
y you. You have tried every remedy but the one
destined, by its intrinsic merit to supersede all sim
liar preparations 1t is not surprising you should be
reluctant try something else after the many exper
iments you have made Of trashy compounds fosted
on the public as a certain cure but -lt 'asI ar.
, 1864-04-15
THE WASHINGTON STATESMAN
Published Every Saturday MOrning
Money Market.
Eastern News.

New York Gold Quotations s...................16 .169
San Francisco Legal Tender rates. ...........6 .6l1a
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WEWEI5S
PulnnonaIv SvI.uD.

And with one accord give their unqualified appro
bation We now address ourselves to all who are un
acquainted with this the greatest Panacea of the age
for the healing of all diseases Of the throat and lungs
assuring you that
, 1864-04-15
KELLOGG & CALDwELLI s
For sale.

1 HOUSE IN THE CITY OF wALLA wALLA.
40 Acres of excellent Land, within miles Of the city
l20 Acres of Land, on the Touchet.
Apply to W. W. JOHNSON.
Feb. 27, 1864 lltf
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Portland, Oregon, March %, 1856

We, the undersigned certify that we have used the
Oregon Refined Turpentine and find it equal in every
respect to the best Eastern Turpentine.
Emil, Lowenstein g. Co., W. E. Cooper.
Hurgren Shindler. j S. Wayne,
Charles s. Mills, II. Norton.
Wln Patterson, --r -fH-+ VIM. Dalton.
Auguse Staigleh, tapr15 1854 l9tf]
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

NFARsHAL's SALE or GROCERIES. LIQUORS, 40.-
1u s HERMAN 4 CO., aucs oneers. will sei On Mon
day, June ~ ock At IS Bowery large ot OF Gro
oerieA viz:-soap CANDIES. Esss Mans Potatoes verml
Also casks snd cases LasSrs ., .,ssKv Cs,v Mr.h.,
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

ID O. BULKLEY, AUCTT0NEBR-wILL SELL ON
Tuesday June H. AT IL O'Clock, at the Exchange sales
goom. Ill valuable four story
Aoose and Lot known a. No Ninth street ssw York,
eeSant country Residence, 81 New Rochsls west
chester county with Of land the dep house
has all the improvements first In every respect and
Mere shade and fruit in abundance with 1arden,
Yase house stable &c Fer maps, 40, apply 70 the auc.
onssx - wall street Janucey court Also neat country
isss ii Rosedae acraa and hne Lot sf
EAfnsexAa avswna and Fort 0ssene place, nrooklyn.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

ITO PHoT0GRAPHBRsy-L1N NACfoRs rRw ALBU.
Il Paper. imported from RAxia Tone In ave minutes
This Abumen made the universal Sass paper cal ed
esinbsoh Malmsdy Ps $50 per resm, ten sheets for
81 Strong plaiu Paper 2s shees for Il nspot - Rudsoa
ss~~Al . Mrs. Qros aAAsA
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

ITRLLERs, HELLER's, HELLERs.
Ill sALEE DIABObTQUE.
555 Broadway
ORpo Ito Nibo's.
MONDAY JUNE g and every evening.
CONTINUED SUCCESS.
Programme No. i.-Sfx nights more
ALL THE GREAT ILLUSIONS.
HELLERS PrANOFORrE SOLOS.
5lst, SID, SD. 54th 55th and 56th
Nights OF representation.
n B.-HELLER'S IA now ventilated
By Robert Helier's Aular vsntilator.
Doors open at Ia; commence at Seats should be Sc
erred Box Office open daily from 10 tl
The New York herald., 1864-06-05
1aoRRrs WILKINS. AUcTIoNEER.
M TWO DEsIRABLE LOTS on FORTY NINTH

T. n LUDLOW Co, viii sell at auction Tuesday,
Yune7 1884, a u O'Clock At the Exchange saeToom NO.
Ill Broadway, Trinity Building. New York
wrsr FoHfv NINTH srsprrfhe two desirable lots on the
north ide $50 feet west OF sixth ave
each ~ feet front BY Oa feet inches In
depth Street 10 severed and paved .ot free and clear
street New York " 80
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

DAwNBROKER's sALE-JoHN MORTIMER WILL
% on Friday June 10 at l5 East Broadway 400 lois
Of Pledges, consist Of Dresses Shawls, CioRks Rem
Asuts, Undercothng Boots shoes Mems Clothing and
other goods BY order Of Fl. Freel, 81 Rose street.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05
SALES OF nEAn ESTATE.

IN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE-sITU.
II ated IN West Farms, Westchester county, only sk
miles from Harlem Bridge consisting OF twenty
choice land in high state Of cultivation The dwelling
honse is two story attic and basement A650 feet and
ohs ns an a oassn The stable barn and
unity like this to delightful country home within
short and pleasant drive OF the cv seldom offered For
particulars apply to JOSEPH MCGUIRE, Third avenue
near fourteenth street
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

JNARN FOR SALEM wEsrCHESrER COUNTY
cons,n ur about Of prime and double TIVE
story house barn In perfect order sbun
r n,le from depot ~ miles from New York; price S0o
Terms easy immsa''s p1KsWYoN 4. KENYON 20 Nassau stree.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05
FINE ARTS.

LcRBNCH DANCING GIRLS IN cHARAcrER-loo
different styles; classical and graceful pictures over
600 klnds soco miscs!aneoss Pictures send for Gard
Photographs OF OF the prtncpa 0ensrsA statesmen
Divnes Actors Actresses DC. furnish oil price 2sc
co SOC each by mail 10 address An Album, win
one dozen Pictures Of your selection, for S9 .
W. q, wHMYss, SO Broadway. New YORK.
r. B.-Pbotographs beautifuy eolorsd V erdsr. seno
STAN ps for catalogues Of pictures. besss. 10
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

G HERMAN 4 CO. AUCTIQNRERs WILL SELL ON
Os Monday, June 6. at O'clock p. NJ. at No 50 Ninth
svenne the entire Stock Tools and Machinery Of Iron
and Railing Foundry viz:-l4 Bellows IL Anvf1s ~ Vices
and all other Toos Machinery and Stock in said building
Sa positive.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

JxvooD,s MTNsrRELs 5l4 BRoADwAY
w Opposite St. Nicho as Hote. Hy. Wood, Proprietor, -
MONDAY Junh and every sysnlns dgr,ps the Wsss
sx,ooy zouAys 5oHSSr ssTeSks sxgSr,ous "
THE BROADWAY BELLE, COMIC BANJO SOLOS,
Frank Brewer Charley Fox, Frank Moran Bsycs, Duo
Doors open a,7 commsncs q. O'Clock rchs.s2 % ossa
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

UroR sALB-v8RY Low, A PHEASANT COUNTRY
Seat Farm, with good uldnsa 81 Oyster BAs, Lcus
Island. Addrass Wm- Knisht Qysi Nv, IA :.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

UCTfON NOTICE.-LARGE SALE OF OYER SIS 600
IA worth of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND fHREE-PLY CARPETS
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFoRTE,
made TO order; $3.50 three beautiful Suits
ored with rich satin brocatel and French reps ROTH.
enconeor viii sell on Monday, June At 10Y O'Clock the
Cl nton place Eighth Fifth avenue consist
Jug OF over go lots of Psror, Bedroom Dining
FURNITURE Glass China and Silver Ware Cutlery Hair
positive.
N. B-Parties wishing TO this will take Sixth
avenue cars stages leaving at Eighth street. the
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

IA tory asle of N''~--

III BUILDING LOTS
~ John zabr ESQ n Hudson oiss. n j. on the
0a lsno hsrsen y God svsens north Of the Reservoir
rasi on a. June sell H. 'ssaus & so
s % iss psn 70
ass and rssrs sewsrs Orange Mountains Hisa.
a. sss s he M 9s1E ss %. s
so0vs prcpsr are graded and eady for mmsaie
butt IN modsrn sye sonaino en rooms n 90 "aa ea
@ pa. -s aas q S s
su, ana msde enSn no on n the day Of s.e Remember the
s1S 1ssd np p0 on Ta
eas Apply Dad se or fSr and al
fomey street Jersey C.v or TO Aldrdse Pcst once.
sale apply ss above ''s" 'ne properly before 'he
A JouRNEAy, AuorroNsER, OFFICE NO. PINE
~; stSeeLAgc,ion sale Of beautiful Properly = chs
ssii sl% s;;SaS II The Ssss:sss
nac T, E.. y1Sse n,a SwSs
Railroad viii be offered FOR sale IN plots three
Sorssd depot built al .Seh the Trains Vi. st stop when
mss r CITY with q hs ni New s'
s ~ and q s Lon. sSs
The rs.adss s make ds.rse for parties
Ss ses c Map: p
A JoURNEAy, AucrIoNsER.-oFrIcE NO. PINE
"A street. Sale Of desirable city Tenement Property
ppss ss 'sSs saaSs,s on June e 1854 at 7
story Srs& Badas 80 East
street between avenues and b each floor excepting first,
aousa Lot q lo rn the Ss
'1 's attention s.ssa
parties seeking investments.
NJ Maps and other particulars .h. of .uconss
4 haFHz Hzr*ooD g. 4SSiISsEsK 4SSFISsEss.
HOUSEHOLD
nAsoroRrE DRAy1ss yE;gr ROOM ruasiTGsi.' ii
aHarsTs sTsTSE os
DnEs6kz AND SsEnaE ssvsss SnSA Exars
''d many rare ana At S Bo MG51s C AZ pd articles Of vr
at the elegant residence 4s West sixteenth stree.
Sale il o'clock preoissS as sta avenues
yrepas Fri and the public This sale
x auction this psse%pc
A NrHoNY j. BLEEcKER, AUcrIoNEER,
cs afS HsS Ks IL i s.ss4
sos Z ssaa WITH s,sG NAfSs
s %ss' z : nv: s4EEGkHs sRT
Is 10 ra,,ss Ssa stree:
costly 1ESSniShshS
Superby carved Rosewood
ON MospATFi Fi.nSfer's. 1Sas ! Silver Plate d.
svTehuc, commencng.at lOls O'Clock A. M rain or shine
The sale comprises some Of the richest and eabo.
Eaely carved Paror Furniture offered public
will weH repay intending buyers
Paors contain three elegant full suits Parlor
Furniture In rich crimson and blue gold
o.snse coored hocade and san Eagsres spen
did and costly Parian Ornaments, rich Vases. &C.
AAGNIFICkNr ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, STOOL
AND COVER,
IN elegant INSTRUMENT with round corners beautifully
carved legs and case, all modern improvements.
Also magnificent collection Of rare Paintings rosewood
turkish and Easy Chairs fne rosewood Centre
Carpets, DC.
Chamber Suits IN rosewood and mahogany: Bureaus
oarved Bedsteads Weshstands Sofa Beds fine harcoth
zen pure Hair Mattresses from 20 co pounds made
dor in excellent condition.
ming Room Furniture consisting Of nne Extension
Dining Table. oak Armchars Silver Ware, rich China
Ivory and Silver Cutlery Forks Spoons &c with
cut and engraved Glassware Of every description.
ehAsers.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05
1AoRRIs WILKINS, AucTIoNEKR

WTEhTNSs
N Eight valuable Lots Pacific and Dean streets Brook
kn, NJ suction. H. LUDLOW d Co will sell at
son on rsesaaS "a Sars = I, occss the Exchange
PAcrric SrRxyrThe four valuable Lots on the sou,h
eide Of Pacific street. It's feet west OF Powers street, each
3ot rs feet front and by 100 feet deep
DrAE BrRvRr-The four valuable Lots on north side A.
fec Of the above Lots eash % feet front
For mSps and particulars apply at the once OF the aue
r. n. LUDLOW A CO.,
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

T,AnMs FOR SALE cHBAP.-L0CArRD wIYHIN
r,,es of cars and steamboats NJ Tarrtown the
Hudson one Of vs. scres price 5000 One OF IS pric<
2eoo One Of Ell price SS Per ncrs vSs o. ~, Pre-:
good improvements; fences complete One OF 100 prlcs
ents; are well watered abundance OF fruit; hns views
OF the Hudson. Possession immedia,ely.
" a EMBRRsON. tM Eighth aveaus.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

g HERMAN 4 CO. Aucr1ONEERs WILL SELL ON
-. Monday June 6 at l0h 90 ock At IS Bowery fore.
closure or "a packages Liquors. viz-BrandieI Gins
Bourbon whiskev Port and Sherry Wines rs cases
and dem johns Wines and Linuor or Gro.
ceries BARTENHOF. Attorney.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

MyHE GREAT sALAMANDER,
sIGNOR BUONO CORE.
will repeat bis thrilling Feat Of
MOVING, BREATHING AND STAYING
- ''e "'''' FIERCE CONSUMING FLAMES.
Cited by the entire prsss the greatest
MARVEL OF THB AGE.
Al BrookIvn junction OF DeKAlb aud Fulton avenues
THURSDAY AND sAruSpsy; I,Uds Junes and IL.
ATJONEs, WOOD, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, June 10,
At O'Clock r. NJ
Admission IS cents.
Robertsons . Brass Band s engaged for each sccason
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-05-07

WHAT SOUTHERN LUxURrEs AND NEcEssARIEs
Cosr.-C. E. Williams, Esq, has furnished US
with copy of the Richmond Enquirer, sent him
by San Francisco friend. Confederate money
must either be very cheap the necessaries of
life very dear in Dixie, will be shown by the
following extracts from the market reports =
Flour, per barrel, $40; extra, $ll5 to $l2O
Wheat, SIG to $40 per bushel tobacco, from
So rs to So so per pound apples, $50 per bar
rel bacon, So % per pound butter, 81 IS per
pound; fresh beef, IS cents to 81 per pound
salt, 80 to s5 cents per pound beans, $25 to
$2s per bushel cheese, So so to 81 per pound
coffee, $40 SO to $l1 so per pound; corn, $ll
and $l2 per bushel hay, scarce at $l2 per loo
pounds onions, $50 per bushel potatoes, ST.
to $40 per bushel lard, So per pound brown
sugar, So Is to So so, and crushed 81 so to
S. SO per pound pork, 50 rs pei. pound ; pep
per, So per pound vinegar, SIS to Sc per gallon
molasses, SIS to $40 per gallon whisky, S65 to
$S5 per gallon /; brandy, $50 to $55 rum, SIS
to $50. majority of the personal +" notices,
inquiring for relatives and friends outside of the
Confederacy, are requested to be copied by the
New York Meas and Herald
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-05-07

GRAND ENCAMPMENT.-TheR Right Worthy Grand
Encampment of Patriarchs of the State of Cali
fornia, l. o. O.. F., assembled at Odd Fellow
Hall, in this city, yesterday morning-M. W.
Grand Patriarch, J. A. J. Bohen presiding. The
report of the Grand Patriarch presents very
gratifying condition of this branch of the Order
The following officers were elected and installed
for the ensuing year: NJ. W. Grand Patriarch
Charles L. Thomas, of Marysville Encampment,
No. 6 NJ E. Grand High Priest-Lewis Sober,
of Mokelumne Hill R. w. Grand Senior Warden
"A. B. Asher of Blue Range Encampment, No.
8; R, W. Grand Scrbe-T. Rodgers Johnson, OF
Golden Gate Encampment, No. l /; R. W. Grand
Treasurer-Philo White, of Golden Gate Encamp-
ment, No. l R. W. Grand Junior Warden-W.
A. Gilman, of Marysrille Encampment, No 6
R. W. Grand Representative to the Grand Lodge
of the United States-M W. Shuster, of Marys-
vile Encampment No. 6-Union.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-05-07

A SENTIMENT WHICH ALL MUST APPLAUD.-Un-
like Hunter and Fremont, President Lincoln
pondered long over the question of making sol.
diers of negroes, but having finally determined
to do SO, he said -" am responsible to the
American people and to the Christian world fol
the act, and do not shrink from the response.
bility." Rebel sympathizers and sympathizne
presses in the North condemn the President for
so doing, but not one of them have ever been
heard to grumble at the act of the Confederate
powers in impressing negroes into the service Of
the rebel government. A rule which will not
work both ways is generally acknowledged to be
poor one. 1t certainly is in this case.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-05-07
STATE TAx.-The County Auditor of Trinity

STATE TAx.-The County Auditor OF Trinity
has received the following circular relative to
revenue, from the Controller of State:
SIR: The revenue of the State having been
for several years past much diminished by the
failure of the proper officers to levy the taxes on
real and personal property imposed by law, take
the liberty of calling your attention to the pro-
visions of an Act relating to the levying OF
taxes" approved April 81, 1868, which requires
the County Auditor to enterupon the Assessment
Roll or Rolls the amount of such tax upon each
parcel of property assessed, in the same manner
and at the same time as if the Board of Super
visors had levied such tax or added the same to
the other taxes levied by law
The taxes to be levied and collected for State
purposes for the year ending lst of March, 1865,
is one hundred and twenty-five cents on each one