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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

Nm0epe000oy
crease 10 county under the control Of the
Board Of supervisors cannot fail TO attract attention
Here certainly appears 70 DO the very essence o. the
cause Of increased taxes. One million four hundred
and eighty thousand nine hundred and ninety one
dollars and fifteen increase IN year budget
Of little rising four millions and half dollars or
for instant will attempt TO impugn or reject 10
the reotes degree upon the spoess character Of the
high toned and very respectable gentlemen composing
the Board Of Supervisors In looking over the detailed
statement Of their expenditures found in &hs county
reports, the increase appears 70 consist in items like the
following, VIZ
advertising y Commissioner Of Records, &c. !" "Har
lem Bridge" "Interest on Loans "Odcers and Wit
nesses' Fees "Police Fund" estate Taxes" and
"Rentsn All possibly, very legitimate and proper ex
The Aims House Commissioners this year reduce their
expenditures S6 oo0 and have continued 10 reduce
them every year up and including last year. Their
acts 10 this connection deserve marked and honored
notice from every honest and wl intentioned citizen
They have reduced their expenditures notwithstanding
the demands that increasing population would Natural.
bright, expressive and creditabls record.
The increase OF SlI6Sl0 70 In the departments caused
entirely by the item Of Interest Floating Debt FUND
Stock OF 1875" which increased from 03S II 70
S16l 037 49, several other items OF trfing account
This stock, amounting 20 quite IS 900 was created by
the late Comptroller for the purpose OF "balsncng sns
Corporation Books"
II will again be observed that out Of the enormous In
crease the expenditures for 1891 Of nearly two mil
lions OF dollars the Common Council are only responsible
for one hundred and forty thousand dollars and con
siss principally Ia donations to charitable institutions
and entertainments to foreign embassies.
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1UVIodSO IOUV UV0b IOUUs. .
Upon examtnation We mod
made up a. follows, viz
Supervisors increase-C0unt
expenditures nearly . nN-
lion, or. ..... -. .........,
Expenditures Board Of Cdu-
cation. ..........
Expenditures Almshouse. !. ).
Expenditure Central Park--
maintenance and govern.
ment.
Expenditures departments. ;.
Expenditures Common C0un.
Gil, Observation-Disclosures.
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nrgs Asvs@e In expenditures - soon - was accom-
pl1sheA. 49,
fascinated and asked Tor.
0Arzsxu zR0wM0 DETAIL EXPENDITURES on ACCOUNT OF
APPROPRIATIONS WHICH TnE COMMON CouNoL kRu
YR.sUnKD 10 Rave CONTROL, PROM 1858 70 1884,
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wiz DO seen oy the above statement shat the actual
yearly expense 81 maintaining the Central Park dude
pendent Of expenditure from general FUNDS OF which
enc above items are only the nteres has increased from
Gal S62 "a 10 1859 10 t675,oe6 OIL and this amount has
Seen large element In iax levy ever since 1850
upUcATJor.
The following statement shows the exreud,tures Of toe
Board ls63tbe year the Public schoo society and
noasd OF Education consolidated by the eel Of 1852
sap SOL and chaps l01 and 2oI Lawn Of 1884, and Nm
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fjcusss am faru,a Ioantsa.

A NEWLY.STARrED CONGREGATION
n d.aes 10 BUY nCiiunCd. located b-.s 18th and
ss sen Sh-avs. Please ediis. 30.
EOMESTEAD WANTED-With alew acres
: o.. -ii hoax CAY o L'ls- ani isrg@ garden IN
prss. village Address Fox i.gH, AIssny, ~ Y
yETAETED-A FARM Of about 80 Acres.
The location, and sol. mas. be COED Address
JACOB a. D1RspN. BOX 30. - .. r's' otrr. New OH.
WAN iEL-Ou JDilt Account, 10 tease OF 70
" suy-i.nsrd FARH OF a PLANTATION b. perScl
woo HIS si experience farming both IN IN South aad
IN 500. g-a shs riy t hes % afaebes Tor charIc
&. ARD :.y AGi.eSI FOX No. 5;l Mex York fe r.ics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-23

The Partisan "Whcrc's Lambert" is paral-
Iced IN london 10y the popular cry OF dave you seen
SIMPSON,
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Movement. O.. Dccr. steamers.
gal IhpAAi.
Ionr1 Gno ICONS.

4 FT'w FAMILIES or single persons can b.
ecso,n,no lated with BOARD Il pleasant location -
Orn.. y one Loufs eide ii9Ls es lJA. tcI peI,SG-
lalc .Li.ess Sra J. W.. Orange, Sen-ie.sey.
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Marine Dlsasters, &c.
Rosrrn Wednesday. sept

BOeTsr Wt\nesuny' S.pt ri. hoS-
TIE schooner Harriet Smith, OF Dennis, mon
New. York for Boston, sunk Sandy evening. on Cuo1'
hunk. Crow eayo4.
TIE Bitch tng Marshal Peiss,cr. nom Port ~
Prince fsr IaTse:le, was wrecked lag ]. IN Caicos
leB,1sr.
Arrirrd stecu,e- Fnpire City from NeS-Hort; BARN
Kr,-a ron inagna and Savannah FROM new
I. .asDs; schooner A. j. Hows, 81 DosDge.
At lraGuG, Se.i. 8. brig Laiora rom New fJrk
days.
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DAGS!--The highest market price paid TO-
IL Mixed Rags Iniperl-c,.ons Binders shsvng and q
kpds OF Paper MAAsn Stock, by JOHN 5. ANDREWS.
Soa 81 aud u Centre a.
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Livingstone, tho African traveller, hes ~
tn.ued a ED,si~ri.
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irOR SALE. IN BROOKLYN - Tho two
Z r:ory ani b.semcr; hri-. HOUSE, No. 81 Iut
to- a. Will r-,rns.cn ard i0si rocui-, wash
ryo,n .rd cellar wen situated conyeriert - god family
SOD atet 80 ance ron ' ~ md ooa'h FER
~ ". laid ont garden, With iysri ifns cherries srnseas
slYro-s &c Terms easy. Address H. GRAVES, No Cen
tles;, nsy-i orb.
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MATS cios. ., rae Psa,-orrs.
Trayeie 10 Guide.


70 Abby 3, Hudson Il, Il, % "aIreD.st.. ia
irsi '- .- S:aa -
-. IN. II D. m sunday Observation-Disclosures.
he~1arsh. fougaa ecps.e, Riilsbeck, cs.ssll.
sai .,udscl by s,calless Dsul Drew AID 9. sb.
bard lel.iug Dsfbiesfe'sl. dsniins rt 3gi-.)st
! 40 Ssi'i nore, BY tie Es".Jefsey y. ~, 100, q
radn,sht. sunday 7:3s -
70 Ecscn, by Now j. nton lie, !eI ~ y. X,
e@ocpti. 500 ~
TO lotion. by rowhsysn X. T., ia .Fusle!d
eh.s, snd .,hsv. a Ia and $50 p. -
~. Va ss5re Line ~ -na p sepj,y..... SEQ ,.
ocCs-ie. r................7 sad lea N. END 90 p -
10 jrla port, ny seaAa-i bFidgspcrt, ifoa reck
T. Grreo ss Ere s,rd and oihr rc.ar.:cn
- -. .. x. e. f. = n md $40 p n
10 N-yport, by s'sansr Ann Mars, nom foesof
10 LenS sisHrf ~ Rsrn a;i rs:wa;s Bay
H. D.. via ,tea:nor Je~s tisyt foos Of Murray,
To Se. S. =. "r,s:ii sod SnSaeid 81 ~
~. .ease Peek sIipa ..........4 Sna II -
aaa ih.,, Al l. g. ~ a. ~; ~, D. $50 n and $500 -
T. Iornysl., " est Pom, HeN bu-ga fopsaksspsis
snd Rsrton by STEAMER Mary Dwell, lea - jar
81. nias daily ."......... .;........,;.:.... fro
- kswou-gii ty stesmecnt fnom-s ccny.r.
f..v., Jey.-t i,.s nndiDg ., Sti,.,, y. Y,
Gray Poni, Cczz-ns, NestPoins, Cod sp.rH
~ tas Hes, b. .enn.yl.ssa Cr.,... RailIoad-
sas5,y Goo
oot oicoii;isni; H.. ~ = NJ, r. ~ snd 800 -
10 PM u-ipliz, by New JERSEY llsis,.d, toos Of
sna ~ oiiaigi. s.Sisy s;@p~
T. Wf.iaeoD by Ae~-Je.sey X IL, loot Q!
ns.nsni ............,....... r:87a
Fer fricr 'a:Sr,siea IN r.rs-i 20 rosd Time TasIsS
~. er,isstrsn;s: In another part Of This paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-23
Gtationern ano fantn GOODS.

WIN. EvERDELLw SONS, No. 10i Fulton
w s.-STATIONERS snd BLANk.BOOk MANUFAc-
TURERS
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Real Gs.ats for Sale.

Lien 4. BROWN.
- JaHATaA \, - ,v1 4LL',N' 90 Broadway.
sE-r he following HOUSES ard LOTS ior sale;
=. 23a e. extra s.xo ss5o ". I'd g., .. - aTc 80 ec0
y sY..t H. M.tls5n-svs " .s'h. y. sshsv- y ~ 20.
1850 ". >;th T. Ia til ave-, !, 30. Gao.
Z gi.sl n. @.di,ou-sys ~ @7tl.s' bet 5th and Oh
&2JCH. svcs, =-S,-.c.
p. sftrs. = SCI ,vo.. ~ ,HV.
A.se, c au-.ber .; o;hoT HOUSES aIe LOTS
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- CENTS PER POUND for OLD BOOhss
. NEWSPAPERS, PAMPHLETS, &c +.
MAINTAIN L KILLER,
Nho'escs Psner Warehouse. No " cpuV'~
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NOCk fOR SALE.--TGE LARGE DOCK
A. ae.r the Railroad Dspot a; E ,a5sthrer y. ass
.v Pc, r1r; sl'o .ez congee via the Cc-tTs!
Y. Ilfs.d Il New Jersey. 2. Y KELLOGG
is9 Prari St:osI, ncw. ic.x-
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100000 no LOAN sn h s.. n. ana
h sums TO suit sppcsn Apply ct the Msrlet ssyins' Bank.
No 81 Nassau 90, ~ Y.
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fN0rrAGE and ONE LOT for saie-FouH
~ rosia. 8. 20 with lo.s i,oeo Aiss big. Dwell
80. room. escf - 8 tDo 5is) Is oisgan; Dgcle<
w:.is 70 LOT. each, $500 20 $500.
CnAs. L. MILLER, A,lslsics y.. East New York
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DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR

NEslRADLE BUILDING LOTS FOR
~ s4LE.-Aboui my scIes Ia th- silA-e o. M-eofef
handsomely ocied onlhs west sfe - tue Hudson .boas
srr. ,le~ Of TIE ug.r sud syTpr4.s ccb.ify, vii -
..d .os thss lots 10 sat pch- DAILY cniaa,cs
m ia NewN ,rs b. steamboat .G0al foot Of Jay-sl. IL
sold i-iof- WEDNESDAY, J,t. -. "s, GA Nt a,l. ~
sod he arr,i1D on tho preries t.py 10 rlnESh
vllYSis % Water -, r-~.nrgb, or ISAAC SiAPLK3.
f..--l.,.- i.-ll.t lurn,Y. Nr~.l oLh-
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CgFlcisL.l 6F.ciAI sss,lo.. Loudly S,ri. 70 1874
ioci3ck PSI
?rcseitlohn T isa.., eq., iFas ~, All n.en tops'
t.et.o ..l. CiY ~ AL . Jg. ..isl, E.s.J
IL r....i o. .rr.. go i...--i-.
Alderman .o-es nicged ihs regular bu'!ns" Co SUE
H. 4
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E1oR SALE.--The PROPERTY, Nos i3I
md ~ Wee. 18Th It, So 100 consisting q fcur-tory
.or.r Nth "a, nd y Ter rsistea TOR family eaco
oos and = brcS Sl4b,rsa . iayesttnsnt os artns %
.ar ~ LIVERY Stable Ideal terms vii Be offered -
urrn.se,, Irqu,f u C. USDEfilLL, ,l- premises.
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MARYLAND AND UELAN ME fAItlIS:
e hs, Ter ,sls ever So FARMS - these States OF
A. ~ AIrvlFlrf AND PRODUCTIVE LAND As ENE8
TIE SIN sHOSE ON. easy Of seosSs 81 rsfoads AID
s,aho.i lb.c gs.us In naT en- b bought Tor
lea ten ma upon them cost in coase"enco
of tho rhanry rom Save TO Free Labor Good climate
excellent water end many other advantages Prices Rom SO
~ @3, per sere .,,. a., W.
w. a.. ia, knowledge o the lsads Of tlsss Stes In
oni,iss BY e.los promptly anr"rI-s 80,
No 1884 South fourth-st.. Philadelphia.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30

CONSTANTLY NcREAsIsG.-Our subscription
list at Douglas City is constantly increasing
through the unfaltering efforts of friend kelton.
He has such taking away about him that it
only requires minutes argument to convince
his man that he needs, and should by all means
subscribe for the county paper. Nearly seventy
copies of the JOURNAL are now taken at Douglas,
or SUBSIDIZED for by parties residing there to be
sent to friends in the East. 1t is the banner
Union precinct of the county, and takes the lead
in point of good paying subscribers on the
JOURNAL subscription book.
NEW YORK PRIcEs.-Great inducements are
offered at the store of NJ. Williams & Co. In ad-
dition to their Spring and Summer stock of La
dies and Gentlemen's goods, one of the firm is
now selecting several thousand dollars worth of
fashionable articles in New York city. These
will arrive in about month, and will be sold at
New York prices, with freight added, only. Mr..
Williams desires US to say that he will not be
undersold-not even in San Francisco.
ANOTHER Sewing Machine is about to be offer
ed the public-one which bids fair to oustrip all
competitors. D. NJ. Kellogg Esq, has been ap-
pointed agent for Trinity county. Another ad-
vertisement in prospective. On receipt OF it We
shall venture an opinion as to the merits OF the
new machine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30

A JUDICIoUs APPOINTMENT Augustus
Wiley, editor of the Humboldt Times. and Repre-
sentative from that county in the last Legisla-
ture, has been appointed Indian Superintendent
for the State of California, late Act of Con-
gress having consolidated the Northern and
Southern into one District. We rejoice at the
appointment, for Mr.. Wiley is possessed of all
the necessary qualifications for the responsible
position to which he has been chosen Having
lived for years in of the worst lndian-scourged
districts of the State, and being well aware that
some final disposition must be made of the trou-
blesome and treacherous tribes within her Dor
ders, we believe he will do full justice to his new
position. We shall now expect to see Indian
affairs handled in a little different manner from
what they have been in the past
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30

We would not have much confidence in the
principle or stability of the newspaper that did
not recognize the sublimity and holiness of Re-
ligion The Infdel and Atheist, in the strength
of healthful manhood and the arrogant pride of
human reason, may doubt the revelation of the
Scriptures even the existence of Deity but,
after all, their reasoning makes no better
and their doubtings do not destroy our conscious
ness of a Hereafter. The trees of the valley, the
cedars of the mountain, stretch their to
God. The cataract sends up its perpetual anthem !;
the ocean throbs at his touch Orion, armed
with his glittering sword, marches his eternal
rounds in obedience to His commands and even
the humble tre-foil, emblem of the Trinity, lifts
up its triple palms from its lowly place on earth,
a little worshpper in the grand temple of the
Universe.-4mericdn Flag.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30

OLD TRINITARGANs AT THE NoRTH.-Frank ".
Young, of Weaverville, has received a letter
from Alfred W. Elves, dated Wallula, W. T., in
which he says: " So many old Trinity people
have passed here lately that can't remember
the names of half of them. Bob Stuart is clerk
in the Steam Navigation CO. Office here; Rube
Peyton and Dave Lyons (?) passed here on their
way to Boise two weeks ago Craven Lee leaves
here to-day with a small pack train, for the same
destination Ned and Merritt Kelly and Billy
Wells are at Boise Sam Waring wintered in
Grand Ronde valley Charley Wade, of Trinity
Center, passed here to-day old Mrs. McLaugh-
lin, formerly of the Mountain House, is some
where in the upper country G. W. Durkee has
a hotel at Burnt river, the Boise road Sam.
Kreider is teaming between this place and Walla
Walla
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30
Gard.

nR. L. J. CZAPKAY BEGS LEAVE TO AN
| nounce to the public, and particularly to his
patrons on the Pacific coast that he is about TO
CLOSE THE BUSINESS, with the view of retiring
for the present from the arduouS labors of his
profession.
As it is his intention during the ensuing Fall
to leave the United States, for the purpose of
visiting Europe, he will not receive any new pa
tients after the LIST day of July, 1864
Those, therefore, who may desire his services.
will apply within a reasonable time.
Doctor Czapkay desires to assure those who
are now under his care that they will continue to
receive all the attention which his obligations
prescribe and their cases respectively demand.
Those who hold contracts guaranteeing a cure,
are hereby requested to report to DR.. Czapkay
before the list day of June. 1864 whether not
they satisfied that cure has been effected in
their cases respectively. All who do not thus
report within the time specified will be regard
cd and treated As cured
In taking leave Of his patients and the public,
Dr. CzaPkay desires to express his profound
gratitude for the extraordinary patronage be-
slowed upon him. and the confidence rcposed in
his professional ability
During his residence in California rr Cap
M treated. >uCccSSfu1fy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30

SPLENDID NEwsPAPER.-The long promised
San Francisco Daily American Flag has finally
made its appearance, and we have been favored
with the first five numbers. 1t is the finest ap-
pearing newspaper ever printed ON the Pacific
coast, and for one springlng so suddenly into ex-
istence, it is of gigantic dimensions, being as
large as the Epening Bulletin of that city, which
is now in its tenth year. Yet advertisements
crowd its columns and the signs are propitious
that it will be nobly sustained if it continues as it
commenced. The editorials are of the ablest
character, the news department well presided
over, and the miscellaneous reading matter evil
IDENTIFY selected by editors who are adopts at the
business. In short it is tremendous newspaper,
considering its youth and what admire quite
much, it is a handsome one The proprietor
says the Flag will be mailed daily to every news
paper in California and Nevada Territory, which
announcement will be sweet music to the ears of
editors of T" little country papers - who as a
general thing have heretofore been unable to get
a city daily unless it was subscribed for, or do
mated by some generous expressman or news
dealer. So far as we are concerned the above
remark will not apply to the San Francisco Jour
nal Sacramento Bee, Marysville Appeal, Nevada
Gdzette, or Gold Hill Nens.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30

An ExULTANT EDIToR.-The editor of the Red
Bluff Independent is in ecstacies at the fact of re-
ceiving his regular four dollars and thirty-three
cents for ten days service at Camp Ellis last Fall
1t is not the value of the amount so much as the
fact Of its being his first pay soldier. We
presume that the companies in this county will
receive their pay for services, transportation and
subsistence, soon as the requisite amount of
military tax has been collected and paid over to
the county Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30

sit has been my uniform experience of thirty
years in Western States and Western cities, that
wherever New England ideas predominant, how
much individual enterprise may be exhibited,
public enterprise is at an end. ''-Beriah Broacn
Who can measure the haseness of that rene
gade son of New England who-although he
never saw railroad, steamboat, or canal,
that was not the result of 'tNew England ideas "
operating with New England capital-can thus
SANDER his own /" kith and kin. "-Solano Herald.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30

NATURAL AS LIFE.-We have received under
cover of an envelop bearing the card of Dickin-
son L Gammans, San Francisco merchants, q
correct drawing of our friend Kelton as he ap-
peared on a morning fishing excursion from the
seaward end of Meiggs wharf, while on late
visit to that city. He presents the appearance of
a genuine Isaack Walton, only more so, and the
naodus operandi of Sharing the fnny tribe is both
beautiful and original
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30

SUCCESS TO live have received the first
number of Carter's Copper City Pioneer, printed
in the new mining district in the Pitt river sec
ton of Shasta county. 1t looks we'll with the
exception of the heading, but we suppose Carter
will improve that in time. We are dissappoint-
ed at not seeing Old Abes name, for the next
Presidency, at the mast head. Run it up, Car
tor
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30
DR.. |. J. CZAPkhY
RETIRING FROM THE PRACTICE OF
MEDICINE.

He tcfH recefre and attend to all neW Cases or
an .7cmfe and Chronic nature until the
first day of July, 1864.
ALI. CASES COMMITTED TO DIR. CZAPKAY BEFORE
THE FIRST DAY OF JULY WILL BE ATTEND
ED TO BY HIMSELF UNTIL CURED.
All those afflicted, who may desire to secure
the services of DR.. Czapkay, will apply
by letter, or personally, to him be-
fore the LIST of July, 1864, as, af-
ter that date, he will attend
ONLY to those cases
ALREADY UNDER TREATMENT.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30

THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.-As the sub
ject of Congressional nominations is beginning
to be talked of, for the sake of reference it may
be well to give list of counties comprising our
own District They are-Yuba, Suffer, Yolo,
Solano, Napa, Lake, Sonoma, Marin, Mendocino,
Humboldt, Tehama, Colusa, Del Norte, Klamath,
Siskiyou, Trinity, Shasta, Plumas, Butte, Las
sen, Sierra. There were 81, 800 votes polled in
this District at the last election
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30

KINDLY REMEMBERED,-Our good friend Jimmy
Goodchild, gardener at the Tower House, has
placed US under obligations for a box of green
things which Gus. delivered in good order
Water cress in abundance, rhuharb of mammoth
growth, fine lot of tomato plants of the new
purple variety, and dozen Dahla slips of as
sorted varieties. Jimmy authorizes US to say
that he can supply any quantity of slips of the
beautiful and attractive flower last named. Per-
sons desiring them should order without delay.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30

Coop PAPER-Chief Lovejoy has removed his
Old Piute from Washoe City to Virginia. where
it will hereafter be issued as an evening daily
1t is highly spoken of by contemporaries who have
been fortunate enough to receive copy. The
Wdshoe Star, neat and ably-conducted paper,
succeeds it at its former location. E. B. Wilson
is editor and publisher
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30

Too OLD TO BE GooD.-We received by We'd
nesday nights mail the Gold Hill Ne0s OF March
18th and 29th If the Ners man thinks an old
number will do US as well as late one, he's
mistaken. Of all the Territorial papers received
we look upon the Neps as the neatest and best
We can stand it week old, brother Lynch.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30

TIE TOWER HOUSE PARrY.-Dont forget read
er, that Grant Taggart's May Party is set for next
Wednesday, 4th. We should like to see a good
turnout from Weaverville. The improved con-
diton of the road makes the ride one of the
pleasantest to be INDUCED in. Every precaution
will be taken by the amiable host and hostess to
make the occasion pleasant. We regret that it
will be impossible for to respond in person to
the kind invitation of our friend Taggart
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30

" EMBROIDERED ON SEWING MACHINE ?-I was
not aware such elegant work could be done in
such manner" remarked one lady to another
IN our presence lately. She examined the trim
ming of charming cloak which adorned its fair
owner. Oh, yes" was the reply, - it can be
done, and beautifully as you perceive, but only
by one of the Sewing Machines in use-the
Grover BAKER
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30
Upwards ef $4,000 Patients !.

Which is the best guarantee that his course of
treatment has been rewarded with Il success at
once personally gratifying, and almost unprece-
dented in the annals of medicine.
Any physician in good standing. who may de-
sire to purchase the interest of DR.. Czapkay in
his - Institute" and the good Will of his bust
ness, may make application and state proposals.
B@sy" Address DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY. Medical
Institute, Sacramento street. below Montgomery
opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Of
fee San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30

" PENFIELD EXTRA. We have received copy
of very interesting little paper bearing the
above name, and printed at Penfeld, n. Y. Miss
Nellie Williams, young lady of fourteen, is ed
itress. The ability with which she ful6lls the
duties of her position would do credit to one
of more advanced age and experience. We shall
exchange with pleasure, Nellie.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30

WHY Nor THE Sacramento Bee says the
Golden Era has been bespattering the fair Men
ken with fulsome adulation which is an out
rage upon modest, refined femininity True, to
the letter but if a husband can't write Halter
ing notices of his better half, who the deuce
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-30

SAFELY LANDED.-A dispatch to the Sacra-
mento Bee of the 22d furnished the pleasing in
telligence that the entire iron work, ammunition
and machinery of the iron-clad Comanche had
been discharged. 1t is expected that she will be
afoat and ready for action by the first of August