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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
ANNUAL TAXES FOR 1864.

The attention Of Taxpayers is hereby called
to the provisions Of the United States Excise Law
relative to the assessment Of annual taxes.
By the sixth section Of the act of July /, 1862;
it is made the duty Of oil persons, partnerships,
firms, associations, or corporations, made liable
to any annual duty, license, or tax, ON OR BE
FORE THE FIRST MoNDAY Of May IN EACH YEAR, to
make b listor return to the Assistant Assessor of
the District, where located, of the amount of an.
nual income, the articles or objects charged with
a special tax, and the business or occupation lia-
Gie to pay license.
Every person who shall fail to make such re-
turn by the day specified, will be liable to be as.
scssed by the assessor, according to the best in
formation whichhe Cal Obtain; and in such ca
ses, the Assessor is required to add Etv per cen
tum to the amount OF the items of such list
Every person who shall deliver to an Assessor
any false or fraudulent list or statement, with
intent to evade the valuation or enumeration
required by law, is subject to fine of five hun
dr4d dollars; and in such case, the list will be
made out by the Assessor or Assistant Assessor,
aud from the valuation and enumeration SO
made there can be no appeal.
Payment of the annual ttxes except those for
licenses, will not be demanded until the Thrift
eth day of June.
The appropriate blanks on which to make
returns and all necessary information, will be
furnished by L. A. Drummer Assistant Asses,
sor for the lst Division, to W ON the returns
should be delivered on or before the first Non.
day of May next. in order to facilitate the as
ses,rnents, Ihave directed said Assistant Asses
sor to be at McCutchenville, commencing
Monday, April 4th- and continuing days;
at Sycamore, Friday, April 9th, continuing
q days; at Nevada, April 18th, continuing
4 days; at Wyandot April 22dj continuing
2 days; at Little Sandusky, April 25th
continuing days atMarseilles, May 3D.
continuing S days; at Whartonsburg, May
18th, continuing 2 days; at Carey, May
goth continuing 6 days, and at his office in
UPPER SANDUSKY, thereafter The re-
turns should be made out and delivered, at the
tunes and places designated. 5i. .....i-- r
.r1 :. f.- ,. e. W REERY
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The Lady's Friend FOR April,

Inc Ladys Friend Tor April.
The April number Of this new two
dollar magazine opens with charming
steel engraving called Harry and his
dog," This is followed by beautiful
double Fashion Plate, also engraved on
steel in the best style. Then we have
two companion enSravings which will
touch the hearts of all mothers, called
"rhe Wauderer" and "The Restored"
The music of this number is the popular
song by Ednor Rossiter, Il Loved that
dear old flag the Best" and is Of itself
worth the pr,ce Of the number,
The literature Of the this number is
."Our Ned" "Above the Clouds by
Night" illustrated by a striking eugra.
wing; ,'Foreshadowings." by Clara Au.
gusta mistaken Duty" by Ida Mason
"Good.by." by Mrs. L. J. Rittenhouse :
Mabel's Mission = Jenny Morris's Trip
to California" by Mrs. Margaret Hos
mer; "The Transformed Village" illus.
srated by an engraving. DC. The Nov
elites. Work Table and Flower Depart
ment are all illustrated by finely execu-
tad wood cuts,
Published by Deacon & Peterson, 3l9
Walnut ST. Philadelphia. s2.ooa year.
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May he on putting on tight boot, find

May he on putting on tight boot, ,hne
a live hornet in-thc bottom. '-----e--'..-
I May he be rode on a rail, after getting
his boot on, with the sAarpedge up,witl
a bushel bag Of ssod tied to each leg, By
a torch ligh, procsssion, and Kissed al by
all the boys within miles around, 81
May troop Of fPfinter's Devils, lean
lank aud hungry, dog his heels day BY
idays and may The lamin stricken ghost
of an editors baby haunt his evening
lullaby.shd hiss murder inAAis dreaming
ear iAll i N. N l..-s... .'.s.ss.l v.
May he never have, the priviledge Of
sleeping upon q couch Of down, but, upon
the cold wet ground, with nothing but
the blue, canopy Of heaven for a covering
--and,a brick for his pillow =,
And may Mis- end finally cease, by hav-
ing his meat all striped from his bones,
and his bones ground up into dustby the
jaws OF d Rhinoceros. a'9 lo' l'o'r1I '...i
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-25

Musical Concert
Don't forget the Concert this evening
at Beerys' Hall. given by N. Coo Stew
art, and also the grand entertain ment on
next Wednesday evening. at the same
entitled the Flower Queen" by George
f. Root. This is one Of the greatest
ope attic pieces known. - :.
Performed by class Of young ladies',
under the directions Of Prof. Stewart
Let all avail themselves Of the opportuni-
ty of hearing this beautiful composition
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(ooMAuNrcATED

Not So Bu,ly.
Miss Crane Township about the DRIFT. You
had better pay back those two men you swim
died Miffln Township out of. 1alludc to James
Wright and John HILL Crane Township may
feel bullu when she has choaked of almost every
other Township in the County in order to raise
her own quota. How, too, about those bonds
she lobbycd through the Lcgislature' We
might all blow if Uncle Sam would furnish us
the wind L. T.
Our friend, T. p. don't seem to APP
preciate the feelings, Of the good people
Of Crane Township.
We all feel bully 7. P, and can laugh
at the Draft, as its ,pind won't fan us this
time. Smart people live in Crane town
ship, and they know how to pull the
pires in order to secure given end. We
certaiIy sympathize with our kind neigh
bors in Mifflin, in the loss OF the two men,
but of course, so long as they enlisted
from Crane township, and Crane town.
ship was duly credited with them, she
will hold on to them. Crane Township,
I p, is all right. Let the draft come.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-25

Something Now.
This is to call the attention OF the pub.
lie to a new method of cleansing clothes,
invented by A. Edison, OF Illinois and
is now being introduced in practical
form to the citizens of Upper Sandusky
and vicinity. The people have been
greatly humbugged with Washing Ma
chin and the reason is obvious, for the
principal, upon which they have been
constructed is incorrect and unphilosophi-
cal. ttta .ELE5gss
Clothes require no rubbing rolling or
Squeezing to clense them. By this new
method reciprocating rotary motion is
given to lhe clothes and by there com
ing in contact with the water, which has
similar motion, they are cleansed five
times as fastas by any rubbing machine
invented or by the old way.
We are confident that this method must
soon become universal, as the work can
be done with but little labcr and with
great saving of clothes. The machine
is sold so cheap that every family can
purchase one and with ordinary care
will last for years. We desire all to test
the qualities Of this Machine before pur-
chasing one; they can be had for trial,
and are made to order at F. B. Days fur,
niture Store East side main St. =, "a
the R;;gh! for portion Of thi, State
is for sale. ~.
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Recovering, a. .saa-s.s- ...4
Our contemporary of the "Union,"
who has been confined to his bed for the
past week with Pneumonia, We ale glad
to learn is conyalescent, and that in a
few days will again be able to resu.ne the
duties OF the tripod.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-25
Tho Federal Rsvonue.

Tho Federal R'vonue.
By direction Of the Assessor, George
W. Becry, the Assistant Assessor. for the
9th District, will begin the work of AS,
sessing the annual Excise Tax on Friday,
April LIST. AS the law does not mako il
the duty of the Assistant Assessor to call
at your dwellings for list of your pro-
perty, but inperatively binds each tax
payer, to hand TO the Assistant at his Of
fee, a list of his property subject to tax
alton, it would be well for every tax pay
or 10 attend to the notice given in cir
cular letter which We append from the
Assessor for the 9Th Dist, and the AS
sistant Assessor for Wyandot courtyard
govern themselves accordingly. By spe-
eial instructions from the Department
at Washington. failure to comply with
the provisions Of the law will subject each
delinquent to the penalty Of SO per cent
added to. the assessment made for him by
the Assessor. 49," ''f
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-25

Bmigrants to Idaho
Parties Emigrating to Idaho or Denver,
can receive information as to the most
direct and the cheapest route, ard best
Quitting points, by addressing with
out enclosing stamr.) rs
W. L. ST. JOHN.
e. Box 578l, Chicago.
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81: Eytg GOING NORTH.
9ptl 4 .MistelIlla'nErplts,

NOTICE no INV-ALIDS
,.DR. Il. r, GATCHELL is at the
water Cure" at the Soalh end Of Main
Street. where he may be consulted by
invalids.
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40 knowlsdg sdgemsnt.

Acknowledgment.
Our Representative Dr.. S. II, White,
eoiatte Ohio House Of Representatives
viii accept our thanks for Public Docu-
..ments. Would be pleased to hear from
him often.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-25

A Gold MSroh.
In the membrance of the Oldest in
habtant, we have never had such cold
weather in March. The Murcury has
been ranging most OF the time, at, or be-
low zero
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-25

Sore Throat.
For the first symptoms Of sore throat, /,
swallow one drop or more of the spirits
of camphor, and Immediately inhale
strongly from the vial until irritation is
produced, and relief will be immediate
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-25
Box 578l, Chicago,

FREE LECTURE.
Win be delivered at Beery's Hall, BY pr.
GArcHELL, on Saturday evening, the 26;b,
at I o'clock. ...ff,.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-25

THE LADIES' SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,
Will meet at the house Of Mrs, L. c.
WEBSTER, on Friday afternoon, March IL,
1864. l.. A. WILSON, Secy.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-25

Rejoicing.
The Butternuts, over the decision of
the Supreme Court. by which thsir can
didates receive the Offices, conferred upon
the Union men, by the people.
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VVanted.

A girl to do house work, can find
situation by applying to ''' ''n'3 ,..,.. J75
.sss&i Assa D "a sdw JOINT. All ERS.
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oBvoRK.,

e'' or ALL DEscIPyToN DONE TO ORDER
In the best workanke manner and upon the mos, rea
sousbe terms Aswe bsye greatly Increased our stock
fJob Type, prepared toprnt at shortest notice
SALE FOSTERS, 9BALL TICKETS,
BILL HEADS, CARDS,
BLAEKs,3syJfs f. FANCY BILLS,
BRoEXED WORK, PROGRAMMES,
st.f,s CIRCULARS, &c, 6c.,
Dsne upon plain or csorea paper. Nc confident
that in the Job Department. we can, compete with any
country onice In the State, in doing good work.
'tRfyf's ETgfl L. A. BRUSSEli, Proprietor.
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HoRaERHIaS-

o Ne are now prepared to execute, in, the
finest style Of the art, Horse Bills. Call,
or. sead IN your orders. s' t7a1 F71'j,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-08-27
SheriH's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the District Court of the Ninth Judi
ca District of the State of California, in and for
the county of Trinity, in the action of John
Burns VS.. Peter Verstegen, John Munster and
Philip Eberhardt, duly attested on the 10th day
of August A. D., 1864 am commanded to sell
all the right, title and interest of said defend
ants, Peter Verstegen, John Munster and Philip
Eberhardt in and to the following described
property, to wit:
Eight mining claims situate on Evans Bar,
Trinity river four of said claims being situate
on the upper end of said Bar, and adjoining the
claims of Johnson l. Co. The other four claims
are situate on the lower end of Evans Bar, and
lying between the claims of Henry Winkle and
Feick l. Co-formerly known as the claims OF
Agin Co. The above are known as the Ver-
stegen l. Co. claims. Also, certain water-race,
hume and aqueduct, leading the water from Per-
kins creek or Evans Bar creek to the mineral
ground upon Evans Bar. Also, large and new
reservoir situate on the upper end of Evans Bar,
adjoining the reservoir of Thos. McGovern d
Co, and above the cliims of Peter Verstegen &
Co. Said reservoir is knownas Peter Verstegen
/ Co.'S reservoir.
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY,
September nth, 1864,
between the hours of 10 clock, a. m. and o.
clock. p. m, in front of the Court House, in the
town of Weaverviile and county aforesaid, will
sell the above described property to the highest
bidder for cash, in gold coin of the United States
to satisfy the judgment of the abore-named
plaintiff. r. CLIFFORD, Sheriff.
weaverville, Aug. 1T, 1854 as.e.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-08-27

Crsasxc1 Dxcfsrox The Supreme Court Of
this State has rendered decisions on the curren-
cy sueatioa which settlesthe matter. Anopinion
was recenfly given in the csse Of Carpenter vs..
A,hertop,l in voving the Constitu,ionality Of the
Specific Contract Law, whis b covered one hun
dred pages of legal cap paper, and whichis thus
briefly summed up by the Sacramento 6ee:-
q The-case was appealed from the Twelfth Dis
trct Court, which affirmed the law TO be consti-
tutionai Defendant had given note promising
to pay a certain sum in gold coin. When due
he rendered the amount in greenbacks, when
plaintiff refused to receive and commenced SUIT
to recover gold. Judgment was given IN fafor
of the pisintiff and defendant appealed. The
Supreme Court atiirms the judgment OF the
Court below, and very distinctly declares the
law known as the Specific Contract Law to be
constitutional, and contracts made under 1t must
be enforced by the Courts fif
Still another: "The case of Lick VS.. Faulk-
ner involved the legality Of greenbacks as leg
tender for debts Defendant offered the amount
OF his rent in greenbacks, which plaintiff refused
10 receive and commenced suit to recover gold
The Court below held that the offer of green
backs constituted legal tender Of payment of
debt there being no special contract for the pay
ment of gold, and gave judgment for defendant.
PInintiff appealed. and the Supreme Court af-
frmed the Judgment of the Court below, thus
declaring the legal tender law to be constitution
al and that greenbacks are legal tender for all
debts and dues not contracted or provided to be
paid in other currency. The opinion in this case
was very full, and like the other, entirely ex-
hausted the subject 1t was written by Judge
Curry, and concurred in by the whole bench
The Court has now established three points in
the currency question, as follows:
l. State or county taxes must be paid in gold
or silver. MS the law requiring such payment is
in the nature of contract.
2. Contracts made for the payment of gold
can be enforced
3. Greenbacks constitute legal tender for all
ordinary debts and demands.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-08-27

GENEROUS OPrNIoN.-Hon. James 7. Brady, n
noted Democratic lawyer and politician of New
York, entertains milder opinion of the conduct
of the war than some of his party people. In n
late speech in the Empire City, Brady said -
"Much has been said too, about usurpation OF
power but where in history will you find war
against rebellion conducted with such modera-
tiOn ?'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-08-27
MRS. S. A. ALLEN,
A Lady of Verdi Wide Reputation.

Go Mrs. S. 4. Aliens Worlds Hair RestOr-
and Zylobnlsamum Worlds Hnir
Dressing are unequacd, and s. Acknowledged by all
dressing tie ii ,ir, rendering it soft silky an glossy and
dsposinS it remain in any desrcl position quickly
Gle ,nsinS the scalp arestns the FIJI an mpart;ng healthy
and natural color the Hair They fl to
grey hair to its original youthful or They act directly
upon the roots Of the II lir giving the the natural
ishmsnt required. No lalys toilet is complete without the
Zy 1balsamum Hair Dressing 1t clcanses the hair and
inparts to it delightful fragrance, and is SUITED
both yiupr nd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-08-27

1sLARGso BusNEss.-Roberts,M Morrison Co.,
one OF the oldest, largest, most fair-dealing
wholesale Boot and Shoe firms in San Francisco,
have added to their hitherto large assortment BY
purchasing the extensive stock OF Nash l. Foqe.
At their House MY he had Niles Sons cele-
brated Philadelphia work for all ages and sexes.
and Howard, French Co.'s celebrated Mining
Boots.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-08-27

Low FARES AT AN ESD.-The California Farmer
man learns from the agent of the opposition
steamer that the two lines have agreed on a uni
form scale of passage prices. On the 23d the
fare was-cabin, S23S; second cabin, Sls4 !;
steersge, $3.50 SO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-08-27
weekty Trinits Journal.
Weayerville, Saturday, Aug q, 1861.
ATTENTION! UNION MEN |!

"a A Mass Meeting will be held this (Satur-
day. evening, at Armory Hall, for the purpose
of forming Lincoln and johnson Club. All
who believe that the Rebellion is sunconstitution-
al-that it is constitution Il 10 put it down-aDd
who are in favor of having Lincoln and johnson
manage the business, are cordially invited to
attend
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-08-27
9e,u Adrertisen,eats.
ASSESSMENT No. 8.
OFFICE COPPER CREEK MINING Co,

OFFICE COPPER CREEK MINING Co.,
TRINITY CENTER, Ang. 20, 1864.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ meeting of the above Company held on Sat
urday, Aug 20, 1864, an assessment of Ten (l0)
Gents per share was levied upon the capital stock
of said Company, payable to the Secretary at
Trinity Center in United States Gold OF Silver
coin,
On or before September 2oth, 1864.
33.lm. CHAS. II. vOSE, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-08-27

WHAr's UP?-We notice by our exchanges
that Linthicum, of the Express, is perambulatine
the Northern counties. What is he after M,
rysoiAe Appeot
Looking after the faithful-couutingth bug
gard shooters and occasionally getting new
subscriber to that promoter of treason, the Ex.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-08-27
5: 5: |. f. Tsansa, SoaDos' Secretaries

SHANSoN--The Petaluma Argus hoists the
name for reelection to Congress, and several
other papers second it. Shannon has been
faithful to his constituents, and they are not
likely to get better man in bis place
boldt Register.
And that's about the long and short of the
Congressional matter, so far as this District is
concerned.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-08-27
The Restorer Reproduces!
TIE HAIR DRESSING
CULTlVATES AND BEAUTIES

your hair thin try it if scuy try it. if harsh try it, if
lustreess try it. if oftbese try for all who will
preserve their hair through life For sale by all Druggists
cisco. 1S.sn.em.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-08-27

The Union County Convention transacted its
business in the most harmonious manner. Some
thing may be judged of the material which COM
posed it by reading the resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted amid the greatest enthusi-
asm. The proceedings are published elsewhere.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-08-27

In SUPREME CouRr.-Angust 22d, in the case
McGillivray VS.. Evans, on motion of Cadwalader,
it was ordered that five days be allowed appel
liant to reply to respondents brief.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-08-27

INsoLvENT.-Jo!n W. Tucker, the great San
Francisco jcwelry dealer, has failed again lie
states his liabilities this time at $500 900. Small
matter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-08-27

TINE ExTESoED.-The Referees Sale in the
case of ]. A. Sturdivant VS.. Thos. Duncan, has
been extended from the 18th to the 10th of Sept
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-08-27

WELL PuT.-Meister Forbes, of the Humboldt
IN. T.) Register, is rare genius. Lately he
gave the Presidential candidate who parts his
hair in the middle the following frst-rate notice
A LONG WAY OFF.-Astronomy asserts that
the stars many millions of miles from this
sphere. Some are so far away that their light is
thousand more years in reaching us. How
grand are all things in nature !! 1t is probable
that the star whose rays are to glance through
that top break in Fremont S hair when President,
has not yet commenced fnging said rays in this
direction 1t is probable that Fremont will never
be called upon by the requisite proportion of suf-
fering humanity to stand the rays.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-08-27

CoSGREss.-Shannon, Parks, Goodwin, and
Smith, OF Butte, seem to be the prominent can
dates for Congress in this District.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-08-27

JOHN BIDwELL has been nominated for Con-
gress in the Northern District by his constituents
of Butte. Bidwell is an estimable man.-Stock-
ton Independent.
We are informed upon reliable authority that
John Bidwcll is not and will not be candidate.
-Narysr'Ue appeal.
We disposed to believe that there is truth
in the Appeaps statement. We had much prefer
seeing Gen. Bidwel before the people as can
ddate for Presidential Eector for the State at
large
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-08-27
REFEREES SALE IN PARTITION.
| IN THE NINTH JUDICIAL DISTrICT CoUET IN AND
FOR TRINITY COUNTY. STATE OF CALIFORNIA.



DY VIRTUE OF \ DECREE AND ORDER
| ID Of sale in the above entitled cause. issued
| out of said Court and duly tested under the seal
thereof this 1th day Of August. 4. D.. 1864
and to me directed, l. the undersigned Referee
therein appo ntcd was directed to sell the real
estate hereinafter described for cash, that is to
say Gold Coin of the coiuage of the United
States. the proceeds of said sale. after paving
costs and expenses Of sale. to be divided as fol-
lows two-thirds thereof 10 the said plaintiff
ard onc-third to said defendant.
Now. therefore. ly virtue Of said decree and
order Of sale will, on
Monday, the Goth day of September,
y. D., 1854, at the Court House door in the
county Of Trinity between the hours of 10, a.
M and T. p. m, sid v, sell to the highest
bidter, Tor cash, aforesaid, the following dcs-
cribcd real estate, TO wit
That certain tract of land situate in Trinity
county, State of California, the south Fork
of Trinity river, described as follows commence
ing at the east SIDE of small creek which emp
ties into the South Fork of Trinity river (sad
small creek is situate between Camp Greek and
Big Creek an oak tree The cast side of said
creek, thence running westerly one-fourtl of n
mile, thence northerly one mile thence in. an
easterly direction one-fourth of Il mile thence
southerly one mile to the place of beginning to-
gether with all and singular the tenelnents her
editaments and appurtenances thcreunto belong
ing or in any wise appurtainng.
TERMS OF SALE-
0nc-half the purchase money to be paid down
on the day of sale, at the execution of the GER
tfca;e of sale-the remaining half to be paid
on the confirmation of the report of sale at the
December term, 1864, of said Court, and the ex-
ecution of the Referees deed.
The purchaser, by order of the Court, is cnti-
tied to immediate possession of the premises up
on the execution of the Referees deed Wea-
vervile, Aug. II, 1864 NJ. F. GRIFFIN,
32.tS. Referee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-08-27
8irths:

At Canon City, Aug. 18th, the wife of c.
Dannenbrink, of a son.