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Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10

NIIE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
| the above named corporation has been organ
lied for the purpose of carrying on the Banking
and Exchange business. in all its branches, in
this citv and with the interior of this State, the
neighboring State and Territories, and with Mex
ico also, with the Atlantic cities, Europe, Chi
ma aud the East Indies for which they are pro-
vided with ample facilities and in conformity
with the articles of association will commence
operations on the 9Th day of July next, at the
banking-house now occupied by Donohoe, Rail
ston & Co, corner of Washington and Battery
streets.
With the view of giving to the business OF the
corporation all the efficiency and promptitudc OF
Il private banking firm together with that con1-
Dental seclusion Of private business matters so
generally desired, the immediate management OF
its afirs is committed exclusively TO ID. u. Mills
ana VIM. c. Raston as President and Cashier
respectively, to whom, either of them, the
customers of tie Bank viii apply On all husi-
ness matters. The regular meeting of the Board
of Tru ,tec, will take place monthly.
The under signed deem it advisable TO call par
ticuiar attention to the following pecniaritirs OF
their organizat on. which arc positively binding
on all its members
Fr@.-Sllcs of lis Clpital Stock can he ef-
fectel only after dae appraiSem2nt by Stock
hol lcrs selected for that special purpose nud
the Trustees of the Corpor ltion have IN all ca
srs the right to become purchasers of the stock
appraised mt the appTlisement, for the benefit OF
the remaining Stockholders. This restriction is
printed upon each Certificate Of Stock.
Second.--Loans cannot he made TO stockhold-
crs except upon coaterals other than their
Shares in the tpital Stock of this Bank.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10

THE PAjaro Times OF 9th August says: Mon
terey Bay is now crowded with whale of the fin
back species, and the slaughter made amongst
them by our whaling companies is Immense.
The odor arising from the dead "rarmint - Is
said to be most profane.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10

Quir.-The american Eagle, lately published
at Sonora, has discontinued it may be for
months and it may be for ever. the late propre-
tor says. We are sorry to know that good a
paper as the Eagle could not live in Tuoumne
county
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10

We notice in late number of the Express the
weller" We have thought heretofore that the
Express in spelling God with a little meant to
show irreverence for God but now we think the
editor really didn't know better.-Humboldt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10

SMALL PIKE-ER HALL.-The erratic and Dixie
loving Hall, baptized William, who formerly edl-
ted rebel sheet called the Merced Democrat, at
Sneliing's, MERGED county, and who found him
self the lone sea-girt isle of Alcatraz one fine
day, for abusing the Government, passed through
town Yesterday, en- route for San Francisco lie
was escorted to the boat by large party OF
Constitutions Democrats. one of Thom, for be-
ing Obliged to carry his (Hail's) earpet-sack'
q don't like him pretty we'll. ."-Sloe6foH 1'ds-
pendeAt. ve- ,-<.ag x~s~s
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10
An idea peddler writes: Twas teachi

AN idea peddler writes | WIS teaching
school in quiet country village The second
morning of the session found leisure to note
my surroundings. and among the scanty furni-
ture | espied three legged stool. Is that the
ounces block?' asked of a little girl of five
years. The dark eyes sparkled, the curls nodded
assent, aud the lips rpplei out; guess so
the teachers always sit OH that.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10

Hall, of the Merced Democrat, for treason, the
Copperheads seized and sold his printing mate
rails for debts incurred in advocating their prin.
cples
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10

Coyongss.-Cut this out and paste it up, ana
you will preserve the names of the Union candi-
dates for Congress: First District-D. c. Nc
Ruer of San Francisco Second District" IL
liam Highly, of Calaveras. Third DistFic'--'onh
Ridwell of Butte.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10

We are pleased to learn that Colonel Isaac
Baggs, an estimable gentleman ana la~yel' ;'h sa.
of Humboldt has determined to become, "''n
his family, a resident among us-Oid f'"se'
Good gracious.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10

To well known United States Senator Cen
eral Grant said few days ago-and that, too
while the rebel q invasion was in progress
" just certain to take Richmond ant
crush Lees army the sun is to rise" This il
Grants opinion, and he ought to know .-Cne0gt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10

THE Boston Post gives the following as the
ultimatum OF young woman somewhat pressed
for money Stockings can do without SO
long as wear fashionable dresses, bat a bosom
pin and kid gloves must have
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10

MICHAEL Blue, of Pulaski, Tennessee, had a
terrible attack of the blues n few days ago. His
wife presented him with three blues at one birth
two girls and boy. S0ert btsHi
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10

They've got Bible Society at Marysville. A
copy of the sacred work presented to the
editor of the Appeal. It's reported that he read
it, aud swore it was funny, if it was new
thing.-Otd Piute.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10
TEaxs or PrAcE.--The Phiiadelphias Cty Item
,rs. "It must be understood that while the

saws: :" It must be understood that while the
United States is ready to meet the great question
of reconstruction in dispassionAte temper, the
leaders of the rebellion reiteratc their resolution
to be satisfied with nothing less than ndepend-
enee and the dissolution of the Union. While
they maintain this attitude Of defiance we bass
no resource but war. We must fght till we
make the people of the South fully understand
the ruinous consequence of perseverance in re-
bellion. They begin to perceive it even now"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10
#rekly Trinity gonrnal.
Weavcrvillc, Saturday, Sept. 10, 1861

81 County W-arrsnts taken at their ruling value,
md Grsssh~eLs at par in payment for subscriptions
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10

PUNCH has the following motto for Semmes
presentation sword
a fitting gift To whose merits lay
In being always prompt to cut away
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10

Too CHEAP.-Daniel Crowley, for brutally as
saultng his wife, AMI breaking her leg, was
fined $50 in the San Francisco Police Court.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10
Speeial 4otiers.

S-T-IS0O-X.
brakes Plantation Bitters
They purify. strengthen anl invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They N antdote to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and eniven the mind.
They prevent masnatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath AMI acidity of the stomach
In-y cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera MOrbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are bes bitters in the world They make The
,yeak man strong exhausted natures great re rer
They are made HUN the celebrated Cal
Bark roots herbs taken with the pleasure
OF beverage without regard to or time o day raf-
tirulnly delicate requiring gentle
.tImulant all Grocers pruggisfs Hotels ana s
Looms r. II. Drake Co, New York. CsANs bFi'HAa'
Agents. San Francisco l-Sn-eo"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10
IUT OHVN UT OlAUII VISAVI1A .
LvCORPORATED
UNDER TIE LAWS OF THE STATE.
Capital Stock, (paid up in Gold Conn.,
100000!
WITH THE PRIVILEGE OF INCREASING TO
$5,OOO,OOO!

corre,pondents in New York-LEES & WALLER,
No. 81 Pine eet.
Correspondents in Lonion.-BANk OF LONDON.
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SooSt1n1orc Mlitt1pod, 0em 9. sOiGr5 1864.

q 9aS i4 Denfe. Sd,war5er 2 i'd tpfIe nur,
0,b mir bic FSOeraliltii6en Sdurfen balo ppr
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@tne unp, gEetter Lees mar fur3ueiiieer auf
tem Sop Der olteH Stufarifa gS1&e 5u ball
tea, ais eri5 bier curd9 8duue unD Strdu,
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lid ouf hie Sdnelli5 ieipes Bfertes
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bon @rd6urter eiTes Der erltsr reotasr GoneSen
8er Stdateu ter ben er6st %pl eineS 2ebens IN ben
Seiptt lern prn 0cAepr WariS WboeeIpbtd eneeren
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Dolenps opa be en- ZIG @e6le hsr @tsSi5tn wttB lin
a6blie Gettenbe bic Obenlue gerp6itl dntersn
8ranf6eiten littcn irIae :: Q. a Die Set plDslideu Sc.
rdun I iebr errefer bic ;u pit errpbeI BET sertnaen
&lstniafstten NJ . @urten aueentlifltcb aebelt.
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6redliGen eeeen fasnrd eia Gnet mat has i6n rad
enen 9aee Qgiagt prp aen fein Meiienter srdtebrt.
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barren &ronths sum 0pr falen, II Sslse Der lluse d
tdett unpillenee rapier !rede burh Mnmeuouns eaes
tottttden Gittes he's e rs pe Gonttcn Dernitem un6
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rtbwen 9iten Gtfcrbernife gar etelihen Gladltofet
a6 a Obrs erapire bic @eis les 2b9rs sue rarriaen
1l9erabrt. Die MueTGeu teSye6 n8perfinern d tuHt.
1tbuas Sic eelttp:rS ergrHea rba Ger,neiunsnS me-
apdsobcn 8etra6tuneep, ee5 un8 bic Grepeen re!tFe
&brtts gsnieBen net,cetsett fne slI ffe t,@fE
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IS @iffltns gYaq 800 9fsrtc am Sretas. tsn l.
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2 Ger etn}t8s Arst, ipslasr un;eles.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01
Captain Nickson.

FRIsBIE's.-A few years ago, the whole.
sale and retail dry goods trade Of Detroit was
swsn aud Insignificant. The few who had en-
gagged IN the business had small and contracted
stores in which but few goods we're displayed
and thoss Of the cheapest styles. At the pres
snt time there are many large and elegant stores
devoted exclusively TO tho dry goods trade
Among them, first and foremost, J. W. FRIsBIE's
name stands prominent. By strict atlention to
business jldiciOus course OF advertising and a
due regard 20 the wants of his customers his
trade has encreasei 10 rapidly that the former
large slOre occupied by him was found to be too
small, aud be has lately enlarged il By the add
ton OF the store formerly occupied by " S.
Smith, Esq. His store now il the largest in
10 the city, with two Hne entrances, at Nos SIS
Woodward and 1877 J,f,rsOn avenues. With a
large ard magnificent show window, extending
the whole front Of No So WOodSard avenue
tbs extension Of The store enables Mr. Frisbe
70 display in a very fine manner the large aud
With vhich bis store is Aled. Here can be found
the most elegant silks the plainest calico, the
hnest linen. the coarsest eotton-anything in his
hne. from the finest, smallest needle to bales Of
the richest goods. Mr.. Frisbie has been pecu-
larry fortunate in the selections Of the many
clerks, who are all gentlemen in the trHss; sense
Of the word. Aud every one going TO Frisbie's
can depend not only upon being treated in a
perfect gent!ema0iy manner, bat upon receiving
the full value Of their greenbacks
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01

STEAMBOAT o. GRAND RIvER.-We
have not heretofore noticed the building OF a
steamboat In this city, By Messrs. II. D. Rogers
ard ". c. Thompson. The loaf ID now being
built near Cbapman's shingle mill, and will be
ready 10 pu, on the water 10 few days. IL Is
90 b. Is feet, aud will be propelled By paddle
wheel at the stern. put in motion by steam
engine Of IA horse power. To adapt it to our
river navigation. the bottom j. made aat, and the
draught will be very light. Ii will DO completed
during The present month.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01
"Wednesday nernIng. June l. 1864.


YouNe MEN's Society. the meet
inr Of this association, last Thursday evening tn:
folloaing officers were elected:
Prs1d,nt-G George w. Peek.
Ves Psssidsnt-Geofge II. House.
R,rord,ng SseTetary-T. +. Giddiogs
Csrrsspordi"g SsersfoTy-J. I. "ntcomD-
Treasursr-S. d. Fobes.
Lsbyarian-J. 7. NhitcOmb.
Ex.e.tiv. Cosnnnilts-E. Price, i. Wells c.
n Robinson. G. P. Sanford II. D. Osband. II
Hitchcock, II. Haanel, L. Morris.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-01
EXECUTORS SALE.-In tie matter

l. d lOD > u liit
IL Of the estate Of Ansel Adams deceased Notice IS
hereby given by virtue OF license granted by
the Probate Court for The county high the Sats
Of Michigan as executors o. tie last y and te-tan M
Of sail Ansei Adams, vii sell public auction .
the highes, bidder, Ct the former resi- OF sail 1e
ceased eleven O'Clock u the forenoon o. Wednesday
the 18th day Of jane 1854 al the rsbt title sn1 inter
est Of said deceased ard 70 the following described
Lansing II said county subject he dover right q
the widow Of said deceased 20 wit; about u acres 81
land bang part OF the west hsf Of thu north wet
quarter Of SECTION 5 1.teen township ~ .o1r north
Of ~ two west located = the city OF Lcs1g On
both sdes q Shavasses street, an bounded South
iAnds belonging 70 a Kerr, west By section Inc and
the Lansing Cemetery north By section ne AID Lansing
C<nstery and east by State Reform Sch0ol lands A
part q said lands being nc1nbo-ed BY mortgage for
81 go, and about s. back Interest We expect how
exer 70 be able 10 give clear tte. and = SCI sai-
lands IN lots o. Hesry one each fronting Shis-
Street and the Avenue fronting the safe Reform
School Also the west haf q south east quarter &
scres and the west fractional h q tie south f-zct1n
Of the north east quarter acres O. section seven
Cd township four (4) north CT range tTo ~ west,
township OF lansing county STATE Aforesaid, sub
ject 10 incansrAlce o. mortgage for o, AZ about
35i5 interest These lands VII oe sod 10 20 ar
81 acre lots, Arrangements having been made %
lt the mortgage TIE payment o. -1Cy O tie dues
said mortgage. AL together as AZ suit purchasers
y. R-Ihs city property VII be sod II lots- pat
Of the same be seen - ne resi.euce @ Ms Adams
On ths premises
Betsy L ADAMS, zI1
JOIN :. WOOD,
Executors as ag2ressit.
IAaass ApTJ4, Ise4. AN:
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% The Mes-rs. Flirba k are making SIX.
1'so q their arge.t Hopper Scales for 81 Elevator
osios ouAs 10 s. Louis which wiz be the fret ons
= s-' e'y, and also Similar number Tor an Elevator
800 ne Asnigln southern R. T. are now building in
-~..O 4hs's vii 30 among the largest and fnest E
A.ols n TIE country, and show something Q: the in
y-S's0-ns making At different points for handling IL,
innsnss grain crop 0, the west