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THE LARGEST SrocK OF TOBACCO AND CIGARS

The LARGEST Stock OF TOBACCO AND CIGARS
IN THE MoUNTA1Ns.-In our mind there is
no doubt but that the above assertion is truth.
If you would see this large stock, go to Henry
Overmohle's, ''New Orleans Bar" building
Not only the Tobacco and Cigars, but great
variety of fancy Groceries, elegant Mcerschaum
Pipes-ncely colored-and hundred things
which we can't mention here. Go and see his
stock.
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Trey ARE FRIeHrESEp." Some prominent
Copperheads of San Francisco were foolish
enough to bet their money on Weller's dispatch
that Pennsylvania had gone Democratic by
10000 majority. OF course they lost. They
are now offered bets that Lincoln will get As 600
majority In this State, and not one of them-not
even Coleman, the California agent of the Roths-
Gnhas,-wili come to time Toe Sacramento
pee thinks that the vote of this State will be
aoout $4,000, which will leave Browns AZ. 600
oesEaro shooters" just SO, 900 in the minority.
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OPPOSITION STEANER.-By reference to the ad-
vertisement elsewhere it will be that the
next steamer of the Opposition line will sail on
November l4th. The new line is fast growing
in public favor Low fares and quick trips are
the reason. 10. Graves, who left here some
months ago, writes from Chelmsford, Mass,
that he made the trip from San Francisco to
New York by that line in 81 days and 10 hours
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-11-05

BIDwELL AND SARGENT AT YREKA.-The citi-
zens of Siskiyou gave those Union champions a
most enthusiastic reception on Monday week.
The Journal says that not less than thousand
persons attended the speaking. The torch-lght
procession was on the grandest scale.
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R. Il. MAGILL. General Agent
ATTENTION! TAXPAYERS !

VNHE STATE AND COUNTY TAXES ARE
/ now due and payable, and the laws relative
to their collection will be strictly enforced. Pay
your Taxes on or before the
Third Monday in Novemberi
If you would avoid paying the additional FIVE
PER CENT. and costs of suit.
For the convenience of Taxpayers will be
prepared to receive Taxes at the following times
and places, to wit
WEAFERVILLE...... from Sept. % to Nov 81
TRINITY CENTER ......... Wednesday, Oct 10
MlNERSNlLLE, Thursday, Oct. 20
LEVI STON. Friday Oct. 81
DOUGLAS CITY Saturday, Oct. o.
INDIAN CREEK, Monday, Oct. "a
HAY FORK, (Bayless Store J Tuesday Oct. Is,
CANON CITY Thursday, Oct. 81,
NORTH FORK, Friday, Oct. %,
GRIZZLY, (Schaffer's S, Wednesday, Nov. 2,
D. KINDS, Collector.
BY f. NEBLETT, Deputy
Dated Weaverville, Sept. %, 1864. 37.to.
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NArURALIzATIoN.-Pe-so OF foreign pirtn
DESTROYS of obtaining their final papers. are no
tilted that the County Court will be IN session
on Monday next Irregular term) from III, A. M 70
f. P.
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ANOTHER CoxvERr.-SHAsTA, 4tb.-Gordon:
Copper City Pioneer comes out this week for Lin
coin and johnson. COOPER Operator.
Bully for Carter we knew if the boys head
was right that last speech of Logan's would
bring him. The cause "goes marching on"
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QUARTERLY MEETING. THE Quarterly meeting
of the NJ E. Church will be held to-day and to-
morrow, Saturday and Sunday. Preaching this
afternoon at O'Clock, and to-morFow.st / o.
clock, by Rev, J. Corwin, Presiding Elder
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-11-05

S1scrios OFFICERS should have the new Law,
Puonsned In the first column of this page on
naod Tor guidance Their duties are plainly
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-11-05

THE last thing, politically, that we expec'eu
to hear, is the following from the AmeT'cdn rag
of Sunday % 1t is reported that non. 1onn "
coin and johnson"
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ROAD MEETING.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ regular Quarterly meeting Of the Board of
Directors of the Weaveryille and Shasta Wagon
hoad 20: will be held at the office of the Com
pany, in Weayerville, on
Monday, November 18th, 1854,
Tor the transaction of Company business. By
order of Board, De. GORDON. Sec'v.
Weaverville, Nov. 5, 1864. 43.tm.
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81 TIE wEAvERvILLE Lincoln and Johns on
Clb meets Armory Hall every Saturday evening,
~ o'clock. D. Z. GORDON, Secretary
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PATRICK G.. DOCKERl

In conversation on Sunday last Mr. Dockery
stated in the presence of John Martin and ourself
that he would satisfy his assailants to what
ticket he votes on election day by voting it open.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-11-05

Hon. JOHN p. JONES,
Hon. ED. NEBLETT
Hon. JOHN MURPHY,
and II. j. HOWE, Esq.
Will address the citizens of Trinity county, at
Weayerville, on the great absorbing issues of the
day, and in defence of the integrity of the Re-
public. The day following will decide the fate
of this Nation, and it is hoped that men of both
parties and of all Natioualities will be present
and listen to this last appeal to voters.
BALLOON ASCENSION
will open the exercises Of the evening. Let ev-
cry Union man be present who can.
GEO. H. BUNKER,
Secretary Union County Central Committee.
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Marriagrs:

In Weavervlle, November LIST. by John Burns,
J. p, L. f. WELLS, ESQ, of Hay Fork, to Mrs.
MEDoRA A. CHILDREs, of Weaverville.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.
BRIDGE NOTICE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED WILL APPLY TO THE
l. Hon. Board of Supervisors of Trinity
ty, at the November Term, for renewal of license
to keep a Toll Bridge across Trinity river at
Douglas City. JOHN W. SMITH.
Douglas City, Oct. 5, 1864. 3etsb.
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The Leading Insurance Company !
PHOENIX
INSURANCE COMPANY
or Hartford, Conn.
DEVOTED TO FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY!
c,su CAPITAL 100000 90.
c.,u ,Ssrrs s73,342 73.
INVESTED IN CALIFORNIA SECURITIES
Over 100000.
LOSSES PAID u. S. GOLD COIN

ALL MONIES RECEIVED FOR INSURANCE on THIS
SLOPE RETAINED FOR INVESTMENT IN
CALIFORNIA. AND ALL
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VOTERS OF TRIxlrY-You have had abundant

VOTERS OF TRINIrY-You have had abundant
occasion to see and hear both sides of the ques-
ton which now agitates the country. You have
heard it spoken, and you have read it. You
have heard Democratic Champions deplore the
existence of - ccursed war" You have heard
them denounce the Administration, but never
heard one word of censure reproof to those
who first let loose the storm of deadly hate
They ask only for ''peace -
Let have peace" When yon bright flag
May float from to ca
From lake To gulf Ger but one Land-
Then, God, let ii be-
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~ ESIpENT PIIENIX AGENTS IN ALL TIE CITIES,
X Towns and prominent places this Coast who are au~
thozed To issue Policies grant Renewals assent 10 Assign
ments, and attend to the business Of the
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Branch OhicCf

1SI'Gnch offiCtf
JAMES KING OF WILLIAM BUILDING. ). W corner
gonery and Commercial Entrance. co. Crm-
mcrciaI. San Francisco.
R. II. MAGILL, General Agent.
Es- Policies issued and al in this STERLING and
POPLAR Company. all classes Of desirable property.
WITHOUT DELAY INCIDENT TO THE SJ,B-AGENCF
SYSTEM and low olvency and fair profit will
admit Of NJ. f. GRIFFIN,
39.3m . EEslpEST PHGNIx AGENT Wcayerville.
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Note from Patrick q. Dockery.

EDITOR JOURNAL In your last issue notice
an intimation that am accused Of saying that /
WIS compelled by the commanding officer of
Company +, 4th Infantry, California Volunteers,
to vote the Union ticket against my will. j take
this occasion to say that such assertion ever
passed my lips and brand the accusation of
having said so as Copperhead lie
PATRICK C. DOCKERN
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PHOENIX OF HARTFORD

At their respective Agencies formerly d"ns from saiI
the old system of Sub gents and travelling
Solicitors adopted of the THEN unsettlei state
socety writing country risks, and lack Oh
reliable business material in the country town.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-11-05

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS meets next Mohu"S'
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Property Owners and Merchants

Desiring against Lo's by FIR in reliable Com
pany furnishes equal fieiltir I" all VIII hr7
in mind that the PIitENIN OF HARTFORD - TIE ONLY
INSURANCE COMPANY represented on His Coast that has
adopted the FULL AGENCY SYSTEM. 50 thoroughly
aud proafabIy tested by nH leading and res
pecfabI< tOnspanf<s doing " general
EYrr In The older States, endorsed 10y the
General Agency Branch Office which has been con
uctcl for with equal and satisfaction 10 r"n-
rany patrons BY the PINIX and one other leading
Company with headquarters Cincinnati. hfi"
and cnvicl 81 The PIfG:\fN Of
proves the workings f the system aio tci.
which, "A word is based the ground that where
reliable enough 10 their being insured ana
ntrustcd with Counpanys 70 PAY "N p:NtNp.'
there can also business Of known integrity.
qualified by thereof only protect the Conn
and. but form correct and husine,.like
by the Company.
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CowARDs TAKE NorlcE.-We clip the follow
from the Placervillc Democrat, Copperhead
paper entertaining extreme sensibilitics about
the families of conscripted soldiers. 1t is gross
, 1864-07-02

tF1pm the Baltimore American June 21.1
The Twenty-third article Of the Bill Of
Rights, reads as follows:
Thereafter, IN this State, there sha1l be
neither slavery nor involuntary servitude,
except In punishment of crime, whereof the
psrty shall be duly convicted; and all per-
sons held to service or labor IS slave5. are
hereby declared free" T..
This article, after protractcd debate In
the Constitutional Convention, in the cour6e
of which it was sustained In n 1nnsterly man
ncr bg the advocates Of anti-s1ayeFs. was
passed, Us our renders hare already learned.
By vote. of IS yeas to 81 nays. :. !.
There is no GLE act In the history OF
Maryland that Gun compare In Importance
With The passage of this article: As Te gaze
through the long yista Of coming years, and
contemplate thechauge that will be wrought
By this measure, we are oyer"aelmea WIN
the i1nmeaeurable Significance OF an act so
wondrous in its simplicity.
The reception OF this news hardly creates
ripple upon the current Of our tranquility.
It Was foregons conclusion, and our minds
were long ago made up IN regard to ITS Eeali,
zation. We are not taken By surprise, and
We do not hurrah with wild excitement. We
simply enjoy the cal1ner ind the higher satis-
faction that springs from the consciousness
Of duty done. We understood the nature OF
the obstacles to be overcome, and We knew
81 tie Ea1ne how to remove them. We re-
| foice quietly in the hour Of contamination,
and In our inmest hearts We are exceedingly
eforts.
| The members Of the convention will look
| back upon that dur as one laden With pre-
| cious memories. Should 1t be the only .pnb-
lie act In the life Of any one of them that life
| viii not lave been lived in vain. 1t is not
lis declining days with such "reminiscences,
/ The rprencration Of commonwealth like
, 1864-07-02

From Our Special Correspoudsnt.]
PAB,s. Tuesday, June 18th, 1851
Grant within twelve miles Of Richmond,
Warren posted on the left at only seven miles
distance from the rebel capital is the
brief but eloquent summary Of the last dis
patches Just brought us by the Persia I said
at the beginning Of this wondrous campaign
that 60 long as the Federal armies continue
to advance, 60 long as the distance between
them and The rebellious capital continued to
diminish, SO long would confidence in tho
Northern cauee continue to be the prevailing
feeling In Europe And so it proves to be
up to The present time. In vain Southern
agents and allies pretend to predict that
every fresh arrtYal will bring us tldtngs Of
the rctreat and abandonment Of the enter
prise, No euch ominous Sounds have yet
reached NJ. "On to Richmona!'' is still the
word; and so 1t Is steadily repeated and nc
ted en-; so It is believed TINT 1t will cTentu-
ally come to pass.
Tue Paris papers published yesterday morn
ing the correspondence exchanged between
lion. Mr. Dayton and Mr.. Seward, In April
and May last, on the subject Of tho resolu-
tien or Mexican affairs, passed By the United
Mt Arst excited b. reading the language ad.
dressed by II. Drouyn do 1'Huys to the
American Minister. 'tpo you bring Us peace or
war " was the some what abrupt and startling
question with which Mr. Dayton found him
self greeted on entering the cabinet Of the
French Foreign secretar1. Now | Till ven:
ture to affirm, on my own personal know
ledge and observation, after no ehort. expert
enee Of the people Of this country and thei7
feelings towards America, that such ia BY no
means the language which MeY would ap-
prove OF France holding to the United States
with respect 70 Mexico and The Me1iean ex-
pedltion. Why. IT ia notorious that the
whole adair in Mexico was from the very
first and still is obnoxious to the French na-
taon-almost as obnoxious to them as Mr.,
Seward boldly and justly declares It to
be to the American people. The French
people have only just consented to bear with
and put up with the odious Mexican bpai-
ness because 1t was pet scheme Of the En-
peror aud the imperial government But as
10 .9golng to war; with America either
about 1t or in support Of 1t, France as na-
tion wonld scout the verY idea Of such pol
icy; and ! do not hesitate to say that Ind
power and prestige attempted to pnsh for
ward his utopian and visionary plans respect
ing Mexico, at such price, such madness
would have led inevitably to bis OVID down
has gone forward in the Mexican business
simply because he knew that the American
Government vas not for the present in con-
dition to interfere with him. The policy
was certainly not generous; but It seemed
safe, at 1east, # not very honorable; and
so the French nation only .grnmbled
the expenditure Of blood and treasure
IN distant and profitlcss expeditions. But
when the time comes, as 1t win, for America
to aet as we'll as speak her mind, she will
, 1864-07-02

have Joined the train Of rejuvenated States
In the march Of freedom. We have torn
away the mask from the deformity Of slavery
and we have wrenched the rod from the op-
preesor. We look to the future with hearts
full Of hope and trust, confident that Proyi-
dence In lis own good TINT: will work out for
Us brilliant destiny.
Ne offer our hand to cur sister States aud
ask their congratulations. We ask them to
join Us in the prayer, God preserve the Com
monwealth Of Maryland Tney have watch.
ed orr course with approving smiles, and
chccred us with words Of encouragement,
the thanks ne owe to them,
, 1864-07-02
From the London Times, juno 1fth.]

On Friday the chief, second and third
mates Of the American ship Albatross were
Police Court with brutal assault on one Of
the crew, man ramed Peter Peterson.
From the statement OF ;the complainant and
other seamen on bo1rd, 1t eeems that tbs
brutal conduct Of the prisoners had resulted
in three ofthe scamen being 1amed; another
ed BY rope for about milo, another was
1eartul1y wounded in the leg, the wound be.
ing afterwards alive with liaggots, and an
other had one side Of his head aud whlskers
shaved, and was thus kept to be laughed at
tits cruelty WIS pcrpetrated at sea, md the
case was not, therefore, within the jurlsdic.
tion Of the Bench. The prisoners were,
therefore discharged, but the seamen were
advised to apply for redress to Mr.. Knapp,
the American CQusulx
, 1864-07-02
mY O0RNss OH, NIX bouNsl

mY C0RNss OH, NIX doHNSl
". sAsDhSs' TFs1RkR MINUTa sALVE.
Ap'' e-.sud an1 tna1Nbtc preparation win eGec.
rua.!y a.d perolaIeatly remove and cure CoEns W5,
UTES. 1t will give Instant relef to those suffering
tho excrnciattuE and tornent1nR pains ton %oRaH
and TUUTHACHE.
= Prize 80 ce-ts per Bot.!e.
r Prepared only By DR. &. EAsTERLf j. CO.,
u: 5s so!d :: DIR. E. KAsTEELY L CO.'S Family
Mcdcine store 80 Aadison street, near the Post o..
Nre Ch9fxac Til.
, 1864-07-02

A letter in the London Tines citY article
6tates that quantity OF forged rebel bonds,
Of 4o0 each, have been put IN circulation in
England.
The writer eays they Here sent from New
York and sold. One batch Of 81, 600 was sold
to go to Holland.
zSir. Ashbrioge, of Liverpool, writes to the
London Times that be has been trying to dis
cover If there Were any more counterfeit
Confederate bonds in circulation than those
already reported, but could find none.
, 1864-07-02

SnGF1atx y 2fteFHtEza.
Kru.tn ii Teaknesa LOS If roweJ lmpot uCE 4petdi
ead edee1aAly cured By xsiug & oi E, KnN s., so:t t
fkeprcsl. Prize +. per hos. or slS e: IS eo,a ~
dvpcrtsts eveE5 xllere. LORD 6 SMITH. Wholesale
ArtS1s ior Chicago. Epl1-t5;2-31. T-rASA
, 1864-07-02

EcnCT&I &sfAnE ana the Ff9A1ueuss
The Washington Republican Of Saturday
Gays:
We learn fact with regard to the sItua:
tIon which must be gratifying to every loyal
citizen to know, It is, that General Grant;
while the latter WIS at the front, never c0m-
nlajped that he did not have men and sup
plies enough. He yerhinted that he Want
ed another man or single thing more than
be low possesses. The nrmy Is In Z. perfect
condition, and In excellent health and spirits.
, 1864-07-02
DIT. EAaTRnLHsS DIAI8RHEA
AEREP

TA Ii \ eafe pleasant aad 1n.a1ble cure for Disrt-
hea, Dyseutery, Cholera Aorbus. Cholera Intantu11,
Colc PaiI. OF W1nt - tho Stomach Or Bowels,
Cr11ps or Sqasns ettlug aud crying OF infants, aud
ali dcfspxcintrts of the atomach snd bowels ofchltd
rtn when teethns: Dr KaaseElys 1aat1hea s{rnR naa
Of fs;:s e bsTs occs I'D, III md 81 Eso lave n1ea It
prohcuuce It the yes5 hss: medicine they ever nsed
for these co9piNata ei:he: for children OF adults.
r. t1jce 20 G. nta pSr bCtNH
Frer.1tI only py DIR. z. EAsTEELT, st. Lout1,
II SGD st pR. E. EAaTERLT 4 CO.'S Family
Mtd:c.ne Store % .N3d1son street, near the Post o.
Zee. Chicago lii.
, 1864-07-02

woHuEErrL NErtcA1 CrEes 1T TuE AFfL1cS-
s1ox o. PRoF Ok fi4ATH', ElEcrHIC OIL pro
pose 10 cure, alm7e: l9ssa!t tal!eousy. lrd,rtnsas
Anicted with Dts1nceS uecdsehe as1t :Sa.; Sh'1
Ip1ep5se 10 c1eck snc eaec:aslsy dls.,psts ,aore %
pertecs e9rillhrtum OF III tic circulating neids II
4hehuEaa aysts1n than can be en;seG " aey o5ec.
of time the rnaeecs Themselves t.etn. 3nH2eS fice
g cents ana II per beitle. = CrH so:e t=rnt a1
Echanck and Smith 4 Dryer, Chicago Agents. 70!
Nalc ,sy 1ll Druggists uAA EetccAn-A-
tnr81 flG6Yu TLTAS&
, 1864-07-02
Cheeseman's Female Pills,

OVER a QUARTER OF 4 CENTURY, to restore the
menstuual now In natural way, and poaittve
WITH CERTAINTY PERIODICAL 1RaEauLAHIt1.
, 1864-07-02
PHOTOGRAPHIC MEDAL
Il LIONS
For the Presidential Camnai1u.

With accurate photographs. OF President and Vice
cases KAeA case contains the Hines both
speeim,rs sent to any address 81 mali at is cent?
each PER DOZEN Libsrnl discount to the Traas.
aAuLT;; Ne: tatk rl&- AeS fosk.
, 1864-07-02

Br Teaytt's con ps ubd : .r4ct Of FIREWEED Oh
EUMoR AMI 1.1SxA tYhTr il NAnEAhTEp ~ ru1e
Sci ctnls Bali Rhsun, Liver Can1qiatLt. l?a 81 d!s-
eaX@ arising from IN inpuru rkste Of tho !A"o1. IT
3Es not pEBtll IATk. 1t is wonder lnl lD It's snects
Try It. Sold hy Al 1,rErc1ste. T. sCoV1L, Is Hsr-
tEafnh etttkt. GthtF81 Agent Luz tae Vest
1,4nG-9Rt7 HrsAr -
, 1864-07-02
nR. MARsHALL'S
HEADACHE AND CATARRH
:: SNUFF.

1nls snrn has Thoroughly proved i:ss!t 70 be ~
Ia tbs Head, and Eeadachc, II hiss been fcund Al
excellent remedy IN csses q Sosq R{es oftac 0sa
been greatly Improved By liz use It narEes 9ns ~
posfrnc1ioss Ftsengthaas tha ois9as' an1 Ess re,
neEe ed b. many Of the best phJsicians. and j. used
with great success and e1t'stactfon eFeFyEaere.
Wholesale Agents for the NorthWesti
j, Il. REED Co.,
1E1E6ST7lEf H6Qle&2ls Feuts. E~.caEQA NJ
, 1864-07-02
DR.. EASTERLTsS FEVER AND AGpH
KIII,ERa

This celebrated anu lnta4ltole ramaty T. walraassd
e cure Aqua and FeyeE D. no Azee. Gni1s - ~ e.
fsils 1ha mens3 VII be sstn1asf 70 ths putsh aass
Known 70 fall when used u directed.
EE- Price ILL., 2Ef Bottle.
LGnts, Mo.
Mf dice store. NJ. 20 Madison street, EeaI the Pcat
, 1864-07-02

- TREASURY D55RAE51EKr'} 5Rss :: ST..
SEALED OFFERS viii be recelysa ii = fs,s Depsz...
@s9t. andes he 81 o. march & is5i. mill noon 9.
~ e & 5py M t
gtsE r. r. 2f 9dsrs 4nder ;he ~
8 T ts5 asiR Sa
paxeb heni-snnuAl7 in CON tho nrss days of JA!9
sn t y nny sach Vear and Feaeensoe after tho
@ sz Sssa sss "a s
6s FL S Ss es9
c,pal, n95 e9cnains e1eman. et ths Sssc saeaa
isSss115s ss s
s9 q
LOUIS x. IsslEnafed eR ,ssfy palt A.
e %a a.
ciatton authorized . sseiTe dspostts FL Tnsc9 ma9
SaPfests fSaf espe: n! :: 1sSs5
~ sRSt: %s issa E E
s5s
Coupon ~ sd @ Bonds v bs Of
r. Bs6; 4 q s;s S 6
ssee.yea ~ BE- oRe1ed en Sd
ait seeresariss. tbs svszes viii bs mails 81 tha
ceptanca Of decl.nstt5n viii Jc iraedIasey given 70
he RESPECTIVE oassc5s; acd. IL &c o. acesptancs,
red Vii be sent 10 ;Se snbsc5:r, :: taa e2:s e:
DepaItnent; on nEal payuatnt of lnstalin .nIs r.
III, s. ansd!3ssiy Tssarasd . hoss ~hcss odsF'
iX n91 9onns ss o nsese2tcd oneu must deposited
ws ts q III
oas e = r. ~ sa1 % aed 0f b.
tts saases. tns tse
s sSxs s IS ~ "a SS{ 1P;ffs
PeI2s nay 9.y re M ssS[asa interest o date oi
3nT l. = & dase 81 s9Sos, be adorsed ot,
, 1864-07-02
NERVOUSNESS

NK3TpUB pEnILITY, Los8 OF PoEHx.
sHATTKnED NIKTH9. CoYIT8IQT or r3cttr1aAazR,
IT. T1cUA' pAaEK. IpILxpsY,
Thousands who h4Te suffered tor yeara WIN hAs0
the day on Nhch theT read these lines. Pa1tteui1T0
to He1k, suffering NoEau Will this medicine pFNT3
Al ire3dmabla 6esMuK-d1fectfnx their foota.f;1G II
Ecpe which fu1fla ESEt than It promises.
, 1864-07-02
Kroken-doHR and Delicate Constitutions.

gunertng from IadispoAt1oa 70 E1erton, Lc1 Il
Disease, D.mness q 7ision. Dsy Hot sEl1; I'D e..
Eenluss. snt oi Aeep: Rest!essacs:; Pale. IaezsF&
al require the aid ct the CONSTITUTION LY8
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FOR ALL FORMS or
, 1864-07-02

xpe crest Chinese Remedy iur sceect dtsca@es. One
Boz a3ii ptUr care. lu::r- 1enss purely ve-e+
dctectaoE. pres s. per hoE- Sod by al druggists.
IOKD 4 SMITH, Wholesale Agente.
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, 1864-07-02

DRoUuGT.-In many Of the Northern States
the papers are complaining Of fdrought. Michl~
gan, Wisconsin,, Iowa, and some parts Of
Missouri, have suffered severely. Kansas
for the most part, has been visited By refresh
ing rains, though a little more Of the same
damage to the crops.-LeatsanwM G5ns<sva-
tire, 25th,