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Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-05-21
BERlAu's TRAVELLING Mountaineering this
individual the Yreka Journal OF the 4th says:

Individual The freKa J0bTHdt OF the 4th says
John R. Ridge has been bobbing around this
section during the past week, enjoying several
love-feasts with the copperheads and secesh, en-
deayoring to organize the demoralized Demo-
cratic party. He is not quite Beauregard or q
Forrest, out there is NO knowing how many Abb
olitionists he may devour before he leaves
Union men should keep watch of all these Gus
toners, and give them no opportunity to
strengthen the Democracy Of treason.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-05-21
BRADLEY g. RUL0FS0N,
Photographers
Successors to Vance,
Corner Montgomery and Sacramento streets,
SAN FRAN CISC0.
"A CARD FROM r. H. VANCE. !

A CARD FROM r. II. VANCE.
Eeszs.-,sr1 THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
EEJfsS,IFing been succeeded in the Pho
M5xLayIESif tographc business by Messrs-
Ss..Y EArrC BRADLEY L. RULOFSON takes
great pleas ure in commencing them to his friends,
former patrons sand the public as emnently quail
flied TO conduct
First class Photographic Gallery.
Mr.. Bradley being the largest importer of Pho
tographic material in the State, the public may
rest assured that at all times they will find
choice collection of everything new and beautl-
full from the Eastern and European markets.
Mr.. Rulofson, who devotes his whole attention
to the establishment brings with him over TWEEN
ty years of experience in the art, and certainly
has no superior in the requisite qualifications for
success therein, possessing as he does high or
der of artistic attachments and all gentlemanly
qualities which can fail to make il pleasant
for those who call on them. Just go and see for
yourselves r. II. VANCE.
BIZ PHOTOGRAPHS. AyBROTYPES AND VISITING
CARDS executed in superior manner. Small
pictures cased and enlarged to any size, and
neatly finished in India Ink, Water Colors. or
in Oil. None but the most accomplished artists
employed in this Gallery, and all work warrant
( ed to give satisfaction. l2.l3.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-05-21

Of DR. L. j. Cz,pKAY is already secured III lo7''''" ~
places it. as well its proprietor lAf "' NV
envy and professional malice. In the schools "i f' '
biea, rzcs are often awarded practitioners N TINS ~
nartment Of Medical science, and they occupy WIN
.ouay lofty position in the profession Record j. an u
-; xane shining light among the philosophical Stars
Of his age Europe. and Dr. Czalkay mas ali 'i' III
tbis which. the Prade Pima Col
lege of coInpmeHtci him with Dlllpi. am IN"
ourration although qualified graduate ." inc
~ pcsth and late Chief Surgeon OF tir HUNGARIAN
tion,rv Army for more extended laber' Dr. H. D. NpAN
s liant bi earnest attention to the OF chrome anu PR
yate Diseases which he has heroine - great an isd'
c j. now REGARDED this branch 81 his foies-
United States andi- I' an pI
interest 10 iei4
i oircl,.,. i,urnals The Doctors Offices at his
MeIia and Surgical Institute, sacramento sttt''
Of Ledcsdurf nearly opposite the bniiiihS oil tc r
Mail Steamship Company. :. ,,o
"a We ask particular attention Of our readers 10 'e
~r certificates of remarkable cures in another column o.
his
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-05-21

Jrp & Ry1Axp's Circus is on the move through
the interior. SO we learn from the Mafy SWINE
Appeat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-05-21
Speeial Aotites.
Coughs and Colds.

The sudden changes Of climate are sources oil PUiMoN
nv npoxcu1, and AsrnaAC AFFECTION. Experience hay
ing proved that simple remedies often act speedily when taken
in the early stages disease recourse 7"d " once o Ia
In Br,.cn's Brochii TocicS Lozenges let the C"'d
Cough or Irritation the Throat be ever So sight as ny W
- p,.tIr Spy,K - and SINGERS will find them ehectud
for clearing strengthening the voice soihers sn"
Them they be carried In the pocket anu ' "
occasion requires. r. G. c.n.;s.,
Agents for California, REMINGTON 4 Co. San fr'hcsco'
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R0 For the Removal Of ObstrMctions. and
The Insurance Of Regularity in the Re
eMrrenee Of the Monthly Periods.

&1-Tlc cure or obTEate those numerous diseases
that spring from irrrgularity, by removing the ir-
regularity itself,
Sa-They cure Suppressed, Excessive and Pain
ful Msnstruation.
p9-They cure Green Sickness tChlnr.si.).
nA-They cure Nerve us and Spinal Affections pains
in tue back and lower pats Of the body, Hetvuess
Fatigue slRht eXertOn, PalpItRtion u tho Heart,
LOwnebs Of SpIrits. Hysteria Sick Headaehe, 6idd-
ness, etc, etc. In q word by removing the IrTegu.
lATity, they remove the cause and with it ALL the
effects IhAL spring from 1t.
H1-COmpoSed OF simple vegetable extractp, they
contain NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to any constitution how
delicate, their junction being to substitute
strength for weakness, which. when properly used
they never fail to do.
GALThey may be safely used NJ any age, and a
| any period ,EXCEPT DURING THE PIRST TIL LII
Al NThs, during whttll the unialling nature O
| their action would lnIA!lIby PREVENT preku Iucy.
l. S All letters seeking information OF advice will
be promptly, freely aud discreetIy answered.
| az Full directions accompany each box.
E3S- Price 81 per SOx, or six boxes for IS
~ Sent by maiI, tree Of postage, on rect Ipt o
tB-sOld by al! respectable Druggists.
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GVBnInR.
TINnE purpose Of this Institution Is to instruct
u young men land women toOJ In this principles
business Andtn AceountAntship aud tts cOneomitants
DOOK-KEBPING,
stripped Of its absurd VeEbiaEe and ancient pro-
liXNy and inIricacy, and adapted to the modern
mode OF doing business, especially in the limited
States ia the leading subject Of ttention itS isws
which are rs exact, unerrtng and free from exeepy
tiOu AS those OF nature aud eomprised in very few
who Y then conducted through RcOurse OF practical
Book keeping, In numerous sets OF books in great
variety Of forms, TIL he thus acquires mastery of
the art which ena6lss him to apply 1t with facility
TO any kind OF business.
A WRITING SCHOOL
IA open day aud evening, attended by both ladies
end gentlemen, WhSrs, without entering for the full
course good handwriting can be obtained In a
ARITHmET1o,
and its application to all manner OF
ooUNTING.H0usE CALCULATIONS,
receive tho attention their primary Importance de.
several modes Of Calculation not found In bucks
tending greatly TO the abbreViAtiOn Of his work.
There Is open to this student also cOurseoI
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political ECONOMY, Y. .msrcial Law and
usaEpS, Finance, Banking and Currency; also nAxImG
Of eminent BnailrGs MOn in regard to tie Gest
methods Of conducting businsss successfully and
instrGetonS in the above subjects are ia,.r,,er,.
Cd With uAxnns and IncuIcatIonS teRdins to me
formation Of nigh character As men and Citizens.
Tue course OF instruction u intended 70 be a.
COMPREHENSIVE and thorough a. that Of any OF the
Commercial College, while the expense to the AIu-
dent is much les.
III. H boEs leave to refer those 10 whom he n
unknown 70 rue OnIcOr1 OF tho banks in WhocIlnR
and Bridgeport, and especially TO hil students.N
TERMS, 40.
For the fuII course above indicated the tuition
Zee t9 $50, payable on entering. EOr the requisite
Tina NNFNNk ID
turn Ut pleasure. Fha course Il u3uAIIy completed
in from two TO three months. jan7
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No Mercury or NouseOms Drugs.
DR.. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. London
Graduate from one of the meet eminent Cvirlt, iT'
the United States, aud the greater part at t,-. m
has been sPeut In the hospitals Of LONDON Pan,
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected .o,n, q,
tho meet ast' nishnH cures that WrIe " r kl,y.u
many troubled with ringing In the head aud ar
" en- asleep. great Nervousness, icing alarmed Il
sudden sounds, basbfIn' 81, with frequent blu.hu.
attended sometime with arrangement Of mind, "a =
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FORM Or rKoPOSAL. H.
ITOWN, oOusEx AID srATR.l

[pATE.I "a
l. the uudesSi Sued, do HEREBY propose % furnist,
ANA deliver To the unIIVI stASeS 81 the Quarter.
nlAsEss Department a. -. Ageesahe % the terms
dated Juu SerIAad, Ad.,-lS04, the following
Sa'hel. Of Corn, in s4eks as-per bushsl
susnsts u OAI,, in uAsks, at-per bushel
Of iS1 tnIrIy.IWO pOundS.
@roas of salsd Straw a.-pOr ton ct 1900
pOuuds,
$50, and 10 DO eOnpleESI on VI before the
-LAS UE-Is6-, and pledge myself 70 entsF
inLJ Contract SIGh tue uuIE0d States with
gOOI GnI API proved security WIEuin space Of ten
day ssslRE nOtlnod that my bid mas bSon
Your obs. servant,
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thereby csrsny to tho best OF my knowledge and
belief the above named suArAnLOrs go0I and
Sofsent a. securities for the amount for which tnoy
OtfSr to DO security.
To be certified by the United States District Al.
toEusy, OOItoctor Of 01StOnS or any other OEaeer
nm Ter the UnILed states Government, or rOsponsi-
BILE person knOEn 20 this otice
All proposals received under this advertisement
wi De Opelsl and amin 81 At thIS ONCE on W Cd.
HEtDAY aud SNrUhD ~ of each week, at IL 81.
81 Idsrs respectfully invited to be present at the
OpSni-g Of bids, iI they desire.
A.V. BARRIN6ER,
Captain and Chief Quarter "A ABtSF, :.
Jan22n Department Of West Virginia.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
nelIa.eIr cured ~ EnII IiEor R ~.

Immediately cured and Full Iigor Restored.
This Distressing NfcctiOn-Wic!, Frndp. 1 liz Ard
Marriage inIpOEsible-iS the penalty paid rN H.
victims OF Improper iEdulSCnces Young persons re
too apt to commit eNCeasEs HON not being nv At Of
the dread nj consequences that may euAur sow
who that understands he subject will pretend ia
deny that the power fPrOcreHtiOn Is LOST y
hose failing in impr per habits than b. the Iru
dent Besides bsinG deprived Of the pleasure y,
healthy Offspring, tho most serious aud destructive
symptoms TO both body and miud arise. THE >, -tga
becomes deranged, tito Phys c.l and McntAI tuuc.
ttons Weakened, Loss Of PTOcreRtTV r. wcr, Nervous
lrTttAbtIty, Dyspepsia, PalpItntou OF the IIr.rt,
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, wasting Of
Office, No. z South Frederick ST.,
Left hand side going from baltimore street, a lev
DORIS from the corner Fall not to AbserVs The IA ..
and number.
Letters must be paid and contain STAMP. III,
Doctors Diploma hangs In his office.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
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A. m. and 6:tA P. n. s''-@s- e 80
Connections are made as EoIIovra:
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania 4. Il. for Harrts
burg, Baltimore, Warrington PhifR-
delphia, New York aud Bost0n'
AT cleveland with Cleveland Toled L. R. for Ban
dnsky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
All points in the NoRrR WEST. with
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
!hicago and the NoRTR WEsF. With
v!eYOland 4 EriO r. Il. Tor Erie, Dun.
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara FallE with
Cleveland. Columbus 4 Cincinnati for
CTesdtne, Delaware, Columbus and
Cincinnati. sAS
Al Hudson with tho c. z. @. R.R. for ouyahoza
Fails, Akron, Mi!loTsburgh and Woos.
ter.
At Alliance with p. Pt. VI. q O. R. R. for Canton,
lumbuY aud Chicago.
AtAteubenVtlIe with P. o. o. Lane and Ar BE1Ikrn
with o. o. R.R. for GAINESVILLE New
ark, Columbus, XeniA, Dayton, Intl
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville
yE e: Louis, 81. Joseph and all point
WtBt and S0nth West.
ExeuI9i0n Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 8 GO
any other route.
Through Tickets 70 all points in the West, Norti
and East can DO procured Mt the oElee7 under IN
McLure House, Wheeling, Va. or with TieEe
Agent al bridgeport Station. =
Freight contracts will DO made at lowest rntes 4
any point accessible by this rnd and its CONGESTION,
70 the East North, West and NORTHWEST, m one
under M'LuTe HOuSs, OEHith n. Agent 1t Bridge
port Station WM. D. TERRY, Agent,
D. b. WILLIAMS, Agent,
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President. ''S'
B. MYERS, Gent Ticket AR't. n5nov16
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THE ONLIYTP LACE WHERE
CURE CAN he ORTAINEn.

nR JOHNSTON HAs discovered THE Mosr
IL CeLtains Speedy and Only Entctuai Rrrs,L
the Back and Limbs, Structures, Affection m ~
kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary DhchnTRes In,
potency General Debility, Nerv, uSnsss D, s,r,I
kanSuor, Low Spirits, Confusion Of Ideas p.Ii,Ss'
tor OF the Heart, Timdty, Trembling, Dimp,.. ~
sight or GiddtnesS, Disease OF the Head. In,
nose or sktn, Affections Of the Liver lun1s ST.
ach or BoWels-thOss Terri, lie disorder ariSr "a,
the Solitary Habits Of HOuth-thOSC sEcAET HIi ~
ttATy practices more fatal to their victims ,b II
song OF Syreus to the Mariners OF Uy sses blIpb,'
thelr moot brilliant hupes OF anticIpationS n Us
ing marriage, &c, impossibie '' AsnNet'
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Capt. A. V. BIARIS1ER Chief Qu4rGermAster Depart
menE OF ResE GtrSiuIA, jlrnSerIAnd, M.

GUARANTEE.
We. the uudersiSnsL, rSssdsntS of-ln the
COSnty S ana st rS ,5s srsSy Jointly
guarantee Ia case Ga6l GleagaIaEg mid oE--bo
Scss2Esl that he o. taoF VA 6ttiia ~ afoF
Ih Ssesp OF Alt4 0t4 0EesuIa tha Oinif tor
the icaId 491i sn1 sianE SqFatiessfu =
vlaIl TO aa04ns 0F The coatRasE IS taF1isRs
the forage proposed In o0lllEutGy % the lef2 o.
AdVeFE4ssGnsns Iassd - 1884 under sVllliGR ~
btl maize, "A cas- the lAt1 All q
Satos into . fSa5S1S = $1,000 yS e
SAID --IHI abe next lowest responsible 6iddsf4
OF The person to EnOm ths oOnIrAet may DO awarded
--lS64.
MiTnsss:
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have bee tie victims Of s,li,,,v
Vice. that dreadful and d, structve habit h,eb ~,
nuAlIy sweeps to an unIiuely grave IhouSap Is a.
intellect, who might Vthet ise lave entraRS,i ~.
teuinE senates with the IhunteIA OF Ploqugnr. ~,
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may cali ith ipI
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OInos BAIFuIonI ONO RAILROAD Co.
WHEELING STATION, Aug. 8, 1854
ON and after Monday night, the 10th OF August,
" the Passenger trims wilt DO run by the foiioV.
Ing schedule: 49, - q
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BAL IMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

~ ESTABLISHED AS A RRFUpR FpoN-
QUACRERYTA -. w =
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TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore 6 Ohio RaiIroad.

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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWhoel,

mig ItsIII tLUhUs
81
on AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV 18th, 1868, Pas.
" seuRer Trains viii leave bridgeport g follow
(eundByB exceptOdy
l1:O0 A. NJ Mail Train, stopping all stations, ar.
Cleveland at $40 P. 81.
SS6 p b. Accommodation Train, stopping at ali
stations, arrives at Pittsburgh ct sos
z. n. ,5s.s.ss,.i ,ss.sls.
1000 p NJ Expreal Train, arrives at Pittsburgh Al
& 2:lo A; NJ. and ClUyeIapa 1t 9a6 A, 81.
RETURNING CHAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $50 A. NJ. and 40 P ~, ar
LeayC Pittsburgh at 1:45 A, NJ, ,6;i6 Am. AMI
iA6 z. 81, arrive Ct Bridgeport at 69 A. Nj, lO6l
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SPRINGSs AXLES AND STE Ell.
w have aided to our stool Springs, Axies, Cast
w and Shear Steel, and will keep q fall asSort-
ment OF these articles Of the best and
will sell ut the lowest possible prices. -
MRrCALP BURT,
ganl8 Do Main street.
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For the fall course above lndIeatea the tuition
Tee ts $50, payable on entering. FOR the requisite
blank books ". Time unlimited; to remain or re-
turn at pleasure. Fha course e uSuAlIy completed
in from two TO three mOntna. inn1
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ABMPFIHLD RAILROAU

JIM. MCCULLOUGH. President.
2 B. MYERS, Gent Ticket AEt. ntnov16
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YOUNG MEN

Reflect that a sound mind aud body are t,,e mo,
necessary requlsirtS to promote c"unmIinI hIpr..
life becomes NeAry Pi q, sage: the prospect lrr,.
ly dArkehs To the view tile become -had ~, 4
with despair aud filled with the me ancliuIy re+.
With our own
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BUSINESS SCIENCE

Political ECONOMY, Y. 4LmsrciAl Law and
usaSe9, Finance, Banking and Currency; also maxima
oil eminent Bnsilra5 Men in regard to the best
methods o. conflicting business successfully and
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-18

w Smith, I'D Vail, ] 2 Moore, Z Ellison
A G. Williams John Coil J Aiken. +
TR1cr-Wesly Smith, J Hollingsheat
j Conner. &&3tes
B,slE4sTM Hudson, q W Dennis =. $
Wakefield ,.o ~ arrunva
PlTTssuRG CHRISTIAN ADyocATE--.S.
woolfe, ! s Brscksn, J D Knox, A. Petty
R s Hogne, Dr.. s Wakefield, W. W. Roup
W Brown, q Rnsssll. +
-PARsoNAaEs-W. F. Lauck, j. d. Rog
ers, ). NJ. Carr, G W Grange. D NJ Hol
lister, 8 Lsmmon, J A Miller, N Pierce
q G Walters. a354as2 ~ ~ 7. -
PUBLICATION or MINuTEs--Secretaries.
STATE OF THE CouNTRY-T nCleary, ]
G Mcclure, G d Edwards, E Birkstt, "
Darby, Johu Grant, 8 Y Kennedy, A E
Thomas. E92f ro.~frsr
SUNDAY ScHooIs- ulcers Of Sunda,
School Society. fHr II[A4 .&bA +
TrMPERANcE-G W Baker, E HiDgely
Samuel Grouse. u .1 tSe..e . - .
PosT OTFIcEs-J P Saddler, w Weaver
Jas Hollingshead.
PUBLIC WoRsHlP--J L Deens, J Motif
J @ Taylor. .v-.1rtri
CENTENARY BoARD-L s Kesgle, h
White, D B Campbell.
Missions Presiding Elders
BETHEL CAUsE-T STorer, J. R. Rooller
J. Shane, M'Intyre.
To PROCURE AND PLACE q s FLAG OF
THE CHURCH DURING THE SITTING OF Con
rERENcE-E B Griffin, M M'KGarrett, and .
Shaw.
Pastoral ADDRESS - Robert Hopkins
r Boyd, s R Brockunier.
Adjourned.
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Rebel Request and Address.

New YORK, March IA Washington
special to the Post says:
Advices from Gen. Butler indicate thai
he will be able TO continue the exchange oil
prisoners.
Gen. Valance takes command Of the
Middle Department on Saturday. Col. d
Piatt remains Chief Of Staff.
An average of 20 refugees arrive daily
at Baltimore from the South. There were
30 yesterday direct from Richmond.
The Virginia Legislature has resolved &c
ask Congress to place three soleisrs ct hard
labor, one with ball and chain, on the pub
lie streets in retaliation for the sentenced
of Gen. Butler on Msssrs. Wing6eld, Balm
and Hodges at Norfolk.
The General Assembly has issued an I'd
dress to the people Of Va, stating that {
submission to the enemy who has exhausted
every infamy is not endursble even il
thought and urging them to renewed effort
for victory.
The story of the Fitzpatrick raid Is told
anew as an incentive to exertion. On'
more resolute effort, rays the address, ane
the day is ours. The address speaks o.
Dablgren as q fit associate in infamy with
Butler and a host of lesser criminals WHIT
have disgraced humanity.
The Examiner of the l4th reports thu,
the Federals have retrested towards X noe.
vile and Indications of an early engage
ment in East Tennessee have disappeared.
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Sr. LOUIS, March l5th.-Gen Pope from
head quarters Milwaukee, published some
information suggestive to emigrants design
ing to cross the plains this spring, in which
he says indications, point to concentration
of most powerful bands of Sioux indians,
early this spring in Missouri, above the
mouth of Grand river. A large force OF
cavalry under Gen. Reilly will march
against these Indians, as soon as the grass
on the prairies will subsist animals. Until
this expedition moves, it will be unsafe for
steamers to navigate the Missouri above TT.
Pierre.
Geu. Sully's forces is strong enough to
beat back the Indians If found concencra-
on the river. If this concentration is not
made, heavy forces of cavalry will scour
the country, On both sides Of the river, dri-
wing the Indians into the interior, pursue
them during the summer, and either force
them to battle or peace.
1t is recommended that emigrants by
water, will communicate with Gen. Sully
on upper Missouri, aud not attempt to
pass 10 advance of his force, until notified
by him. As many steamers as possible are
8QNiseu W ~ III ScuPonJ'
parts of boats should be rendered bullet
proof.
Emigrsnts travelling overland from points
above Fl. Pierre, are recommended not to
start from Missouri river in bodies less than
300.
A strong cavalry force will be sent from
Minnesota as soon as possible, for Nilsson
ri river near the mouth of Long Lake, and
emierants from that state, can avail them
selves protection of this force if they choose.
Gen. Pope hopes by the middle of sum
mer to render travel across any portion OF
the upper plains safe as it usually is, but
enioins emigrants to move cautiously and in
strong bodies.
Return Of Admiral Dahlgfen'
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Star had
the following;
The U. 8. steamer Harvest Moon arrived
at the Navy Yard this morning, from Fort
ress Monroe, bringing up Admiral Dahl
eren returning from an unsuccessful at
tempt to procure the body Of his son.
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Richmond Statements
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Richnnnd
Examiner of the 10th says:
Gen. Ross reports cemins in conflict with
a company of negro cavalry near Conton
Mississippi, and killed IS ont Of TO- bss
A letter received in Richmond reports
Yankee blockader as being sunk Of Fort
Holmes by the FIRE Of the fort The Location
oil Fort Holmes is not stated.
Gen Beauregard 10 in Florida. Gen Pal.
ton Anderson has assumed the command
there.
Mr.. Gibbon, Federal spy wss executed
at DemopoIis on the 18th.
The Richmond papers have paragraphs 70
the effect that The funding Of the 6ebt Of
the Confedsracy is progressing at Peters.
burg, Raleigh, Macon and Charleston.
A despatch from Gen. Polk reports an
attack in Yazeo city on the 5th and the de.
struction Of q quantity Of cotton and stores
and that the enemy still hold Yazoooity
and Liverpool The rebel loss was SO.
The Richmond Sentinel confirms the re
port that the rebels exchanged Z prisoneri
for every 10 received, and states as tho rea
son that the Yankees cloim to have three
fourths the most prisoners.
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Return Of Admiral Dahlgrel
Terrific Explosion.

New YORK, March T.-At q o'clock on
Wednesday, p. m, terrific explosion occur
red in the cartridge mandatory of c. D.
Leet & Co., on Market street, Springfield,
Mass, in which 40 persons, mostly females,
were employed in the factory, of whom J
were 80 much injured by tbel burning pow.
der and the conclusion Of the xplosion, tia,
their recovery is considered doubtful One
young woman frvm West Springfield, who
made her escape, was rendered insane by
the shock.
The cartridge factory was connected
with the pistol mandatory of Smith &
Wesson.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-18
Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of q deed of Trust executed by George
ID s. Thompson and Sophronis, his wife, dated
the 10th day of November 1867, and now on re-
cord in the Recorders Office Of Ohio County, to
Charles W. Russell, and of my appointment as
Trustee in his place, by order Of the Circuit Court
of Ohio county, I will sell on Wednesday the 18th
of April next beginning at 10 O'clock Of that day,
at the fir mt dsor of tho Court House Of Ohio coun
ty, 70 the highest and best bidder, the following
property, to wit; Lots numbered thirty-two (32)
and thirty three (33) in Daniel Zanes Island ad-
dition to tho City of Wheeling. Selling a. Trus-
tee viii convey such title as is vested in me- by
said deed of trust. Terms Of sale-Cssh.
mrll-td JAS. PAUL.; T rustee