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For Sale at all Times

T always keep en- han1 a lot of the best of
Lime and Mortar for Plastering cR Stone
Work, which 1 will sell at the lowest rates for
tke accommodation of the public. It is kept
in a building directly opposite McKane's
Black Smith shop, on Orange street. and in
my absence Nr. McKane will attend TO Gus
:oners 1 have also on hand a large lot of
good, sawed, pine lath for sale cheaper than
they can be got elsewhere. .
JOSHUA ROWLAND.
Ashland. June %. I864-no. 8. If.
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Bridge Notice.

w will offer to the lowest and best bid
w der the tuilding of o"e bridge in Rug
les Township, on Buck Greek near Eli Fast's
On Wednesday, august Sd, 1864,
at 1 o'clock P. NJ, On said day.
Also, on the same day, the building or re-
pairing of a bridge in Troy Township, on Buck
Creek. near Joel Bruce's, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ
on said day.
Also, the building of a dou5le track bridge
known as the Russell Patent, on Thursday,
August 4th, at l o clock 2. M on said day, in
the village of Ashland, near the Union Mill
A model of which can be seen in the Auditor
Office.
Also. at the same time the stone work for
said bridge.
JOHN VAN NEST.1
JOHN BERRY, Com'rs
ROBERT COWAN,
,July 6.-y19n6ts
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July 6, 4wv19 n5
Valuable Town Property For
Sala

TuE uHaEFsfgHeu desires TO sell as soon as
possible his residence with the Tannery
and other buildings now owned and occupied
by him. There are seven lots, situate on
Main Street and extending to third trest,
Ashland One large Brick dwelling house
small dwelling houses, two plenty IF fruit.
shrubbeiy, &C., &c., good water and all the
conveniences for a first class residence
[ will sell all together or in parts and Iy lots.
For particulars inquire of the undersigned
upon the premises of Justiss Davis.
HUGH DAVIS.
March 23d, 1864.
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Dissolution.

Il tine lame of EcKLEs HUGHES & Co., is
this day mutually dis olved. The business
will hereafter be conducted under the name
of EcKLEs & HUGHES, who will settle all &C
counts of the late firm. Our stock viii at all
times be found complete. Thanking the pub
lie for the liberal patro 'age they have given
US herstofore-we hope to retain it hereafter
on the merits of cur Stock and our attention
to business
ECKLES & HUGHES.
June s.. 1~S64-3wn1
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u S. Internal Revenue
Collectors Notice.

TNHE Assessors Duplicate for the Internal
Revenue for the County of Ashland has
been returned to me. All persons Assessed
will take notice, and make payment at my
office, No. l., Town Hall building, in the
town of Ashland, between the 18Th day of
July and the 10th day of August, 1864. The
penalty will be enforced a. ter the expiratiy n
of said time.
Taxes due for the months of March. April,
May and June, must also be paid
Revenue stamps for sale at my office.
VI. Il. PARMELY,
Deputy Collector,
Fifth Division 18th Dist.
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Howard Association,
ROBERT COWAN,
July 6,-v19n6ts

OF PHI 1LADELPHIA, PA.
nISEASES of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri
IL nary and Sexual S, slems-new and re-
liable treatmeut-in reports of the Howard
Associatieu-sent by mail in q sealed letter en-.
velope, free of charge. Address, DR.. j. skill.
LIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, No.
Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
July 6, 1864. v19n5tf
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STRAY.

TAKEN up on the 9th day of July. 1864, as
l. a Stray, in Orange township, Ashland
County, by the subscriber, who there resides.
a dun Mare. supposed to be eight (s) years old.
and about fifteen (15J hands high, a natural
%trotter. She has a light (nearly white name
and tail, no other marks visible.
Any person proving property and paying
charges can take her away.
J. W. CLARK.
Orange, July 18th, 1864.
noS-3w-
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dissolution

TIME partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Stringer & Jacobs is this day mu-
tually dissolved. All notes and accounts of
The late fl m will be settled by F. s. Jacobs,
late of said firm. The business will hereafter
be conducted in the name of and by E, 7.
Stringer, who hopes by attention to business 10
obtain a liberal sh re of patronage.
E. 7. STRINGER.
,Julv & 4wv1o n5
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NOTICE.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
N to the firm of CAMPBELL & JACOBS,
or to CAMPBELL alone, will please call on
]. D. JONES at his Office and settle imme-
diately and save further costs.
NJ. S. CAMPBELL.
(3wnS)
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NOTICE is hereby given that having sold
~ out our entire stick of goods, and intend-
i G to close up our business in Ashland. we
are now ready to settle our accounts and de-
sire doing so at the earliest date possible =
Those knowing the uselves indebted to us will
oblige by calling Immediately and settling
with us at the old stand.
WILLIAMS s. BRUBAKRR.
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IRON and wood collins always on hand, and
funerals attended upon short notice.
II. NJ. HICK0KS.
Ashland, May II, n49i
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NOTICE.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
n to the undersigned will please call at J.
D.. Jones office and make immediate settler
ment, and save themselves costs.
F. s. JACOBS.
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Road Notice.

April IA, 1S64-4w4
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Ashland, April IA, 1s64-4w. nj
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02

CONVERTED REBELS FOR THE NAvY.-The fol-
lowing, from the Chicago Tribune of January
3lst will, we know, be highly gratifying intel
ligence to the copperhead press of this State
who have been so very industrious during the
past few weeks in endeavoring to impress upon
the minds of their readers the opinion that the
Freedom Proclamation, offered to the rebels by
President Lincoln, would be treated by the Con-
federate soldiers with contempt. If this kind of
contempt continues, the leaders of rebellion will
soon be left alone in their treason and their
shame:
Six hundred rebel prisoners Mt Rock Island
have signied their desire to take the oath OF al
legiance to the Federal Government, and OF re-
nuncition to the so-caled q Confederate Con-
stitution and to enter the naval service of the
United States Capt. John D. Harry, of the
Naval Recruiting Service, is now at Rock Island
attending to the inspecting and accepting the
applicants, and the men are daily being sent for
ward to Naval Head Quarters. Last evening los
of the converted rebels arrived at the Rock Is
land road in charge of Capt.. J. G. Robinson OF
the Invalid Corps, and were taken to Camp
Douglas to remain over night. We understand
another lot will arrive this morning and that
they will be sent forward from Rock Island daily
as fast as the requirements are complied Will
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02

EXPERIENCE IN THE BOISE MINEs.-The follow
inc is an extract from letter dated at Idaho
City, formerly Bannock City, February 10Th, and
addressed to friend in Nevada. The extract
appears in the Gazette:
A failure of water will be ruination.-
Every mining town here has its rise and fall, and
the cream will be taken from this place next
Sprinc. After that the town will subside to a
one-horse arrangement, so to speak. That there
will be mining here for number of years there
cannot be any doubt but after three or four
months all the glory and excitement will have
yamosed. Persons who were in business here
last year made money but must say with
truth don't see any show for them to make
money this year with the goods they have on
hand. Last Fall, freight to this city thirty
cents per pound on staple goods, that can now
be sold only for cost and freight. You can,
therefore, perceive that trade here is not healthy
Still. property owners think they have good
thing. Rents are enormous. have been here
nearly FIVE months. hope to make a raise by
and nv. I think if ! had attempted to do any
business this Winter would have bursted-
consequently would have been fat broke; as it
is, hope to get into something this Spring that
will pay,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02
Mothers Mothers Mothers

81 Don't ai 10 procure Mrs. Wfn&o"' soothfnS
Syrup for CHILDREN TEETHING. This valuable prepara
ton is the prescription Of Of the best female physicians
and nurses in the United States AMI has boon rs' for taEty
wears with falling safety and success by millions OF
,,,,ers aud children from the feeble infant week old
TO the adult only relieves the child from pain but IN
vgorates the stomach and bowels currecs acdty ana Tvs
tnnc and energy to the 1t will almost Instant
IL relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND cA0lic.
We believe it and remedy in the world to all
cases and lARRHaA in children whether II
arises from Teething or from any other cause.
Full directions using will accompany each bottle None
genuine unless simIe of CURTIS PERKINS New
York is ON the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine deal
ers PRINCIPAL Office Is Dcy street. New York
49, 49, REDINGToN 4 CO.
ll6 and IS Front street, San Francisco,
20 spi TN Agent for California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02
Meskty Trinity Sumrmal.
Weayeryille, Saturday, April 2, 1864.

THE SET OF THE TIDE.-On the I'd day Of De-
cember last the Newburyport Herald, a paper
which has persistently opposed all the measures
and purposes usually denominated " Radical, -
and favors the most scrupulous " Conservatives"
gave utterance to the following language:
Three years ago to-day John Brown died-ex-
ecuted for treason by order of Henry A. Wise,
who, since then, has himself been one of the
chief of traitors. Then the great majority of
the country declared his execution just !; now
that same ma ority urges the war for the accom-
pishment of the same end that he had in view.
What change has come in three years !
Then slavery was rampant in Washington, and
now emancipation is the word on the same spot
where the Goddess of Liberty is represented as
bending over to unshackle a negro. Then Wen
dali Phillips dared not go to Charlestown to defend
John Brown, but Vallandigham was there to
question him. Now'Phillips would be welcomed
in that city, ard Vallandigham, an exile from
the country, if caught there, would be thrust
into the same cell that Brown occupied, and pos
sibly hanged on the same tree Who saws John
Browns soul is not marching on?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02

THE Truth OCcAsIoNALLY.-Once in a great
while there is an out-spoken Copperhead editor,
who tells the leaders the truth The editor of
the Council Bluffs Bugle is one of that kind
What he says about platforms is very opportune
with the Copperheads in this State, who arc
about to make platform to be voted for instead
of candidate. The Bxgle says:
The Democratic party has been led for the last
few years by men who did not care n straw
whether the principles laid down by the party at
its conventions tended to the continuance of our
free institutions, to their overthrow and the
establishment of Il monarchy. They never asked
the question. - whittier are we tending?' nor
did they care. so long as they saw chance for
office through the adop ton of wishy-washy,
non-commitial platform upon which they could
safely ride into the haven o: good la! once ;;
If we look back but few years, we Will not TAI
to discover the class Of men who are always on
hand at Democratic conventions and who sfaped
the policy of the party regardless of principle, SO
that the policy adopted gave them prospect of
REFINING, or getting into an Office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02

Uxiox STATE CONVENTION. THE proceedings
of that body were harmonious in every respect,
and the business of the Convention was finish ed
up the second day. The delegates to the Nation
al Convention are Thompson Campbell, Gen.
John Bidwell, Rev. NJ. c. Briggs, 2. Banning, N.
Coombs, of Napa r. Gardner. of Yolo o. II
Bradbury, of Tuolumne; Wm. Ritter, of Sac
ramcnto Mr. McMurty, of Santa Clara, and JAS
Otis, of San Francisco.
Resolutions were adopted in honor of T. Starr
King endorsing the Administration of Presi-
dent Lincoln and Gov. Low, and instl letting del
egatcs to 60 for the denomination of the Presi-
dent expressing adherence of slavery en-.
dorsing Conness, Highly, Shannon and Cole
commenting volunteers and declaring thci,
right to vote; and thanking Congress for aid to
the Pacific Railroad.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02
S-T-IS6O-I.
brakes Plantation Bitters !

They purify. strengthen and iuvigorate.
They create a healthy appetite
They are an antidote to change of water and diet
They overcome Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They ereye mt miasmatic and intermittent fevcrs.
They purify tic breath and ae.dity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrioa Cholera and Cholera MoGbns-
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They IRE the best bers in the world They make the
weak man strong ard exhausted ndres great reorer
They are made Of pure Crox Rum, the celebrated Cal
isay, Bark taken with The pleasure
of a beverage without regard time OF day Par
tcusrIv recommended delicate persons requiring gentle
.uuant Sold by all Grocers Druggists, j. tcs and sa
looms p H. Drake 4 Co., New YuIh. CRANEG BRIGHAM
Agents San Francisco. l-.sLeP".
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02

sGooD lDEA.-Seven hundred and fourteen dol
lars was assessed for expenses of the State Con-
vention and all not needed is to 90 to the SAM
tary Fund. The successful candidates were as
sessed ten dollars each for the same. We don t
remember single instance where u Democrat
ic " county or State Convention has contributed
a dollar to the Sanitary.Fund. lis strange, too,
when it is remembered that sick and wounded
rebel prisoners--those " Southern brothers ~
for whom the Northern q Democracy " of to-
day entertain such lovc-receive the same medi-
cal attendance and daily rations that the wound
ed Union soldier does.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02

GoyE TO HELL.-Although death has visited
many a Northern home during the two and a-haif
wears the war has been waged, desolation, starv-
alton and pinching want have visited the seced-
ING States alone. Nay, there is now no equal
extent of territory earth that has as large
can boast? Rebels have gone to he'll from the
south since this war began at fearful rate, and
still the cry is, they come Some may think
this profane language, but it is nothing more
nor less than recital of facts in plain, unos-
tentatious language-Parson BrownIoU. aTs3
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02
Beyond the War.

"nen our God shall give rest from lighting,
Ind send our soldiers singing from the field.
"nere the great wrong has found its bloody rghting
FROM men that life, but never right, would yield;
mere In long peace, when sunny plenty hovers,
WIN sounds of mirth and work DER the land
Ihere home-lke households are, and shy, truelovers
And merry children gambol hand in hand.
brang their Sails the pennoned ships. deep-reighted
come sliding through the ranks of anchored hulls;
IN stony streets the roar of trade. belated,
Touches almost the morrow ere it lulls.
over the world to thee shall lowly jewellers
Look, lovingly free land as fondly we
And at dim hearts, and in dark ways, the tellers
Of thy proud fame and thy great hopes shall be.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02

TIE Aosntai" Messenger printing establishment
has been removed from La Porte to Downieyille,
and will henceforth be published at the latter
place. The Messenger is an ably-conducted pa
per, sound to the on the Union question.
and we wish it success.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02

OF Dr. L. j. CzAPKAY is already secured in position when
places well its proprietor FAR above the assaults Of
envy and professional malice In the schools Oh France Inc
lex. prize. often awarded to practitioners In this dc
oter f Medical science and they occupy with others
equally lofty position in the profession Record - an Illus
trious example, shining light among the philosophical s'as
of hi. age in Europe and Dr. Cpkay has fully eqnslled n
in this country; proof OF which, the Philadelphia Col
ece e. Medicine plinient him with Diploma, and the
non, ,rv I'D ru,>l degree Selecting this az his heid OF
although qualified graduate u the tatsersity
OF Pest and Chief OF the Hungarian fe'9iu
tonary srmy for extended abors, Dr. L. j. Czapkay
has bent his attention to the Of chrome ana pr
,e diseases which he has become great an expert mat
he is now regarded the this bsash @! BIS probes
zion United States. and his portraits and pi0
raplv are published of interest 70 their readers IN
e most exclusive Journals Doctors offices at his
Medical AID Surgical Institute, Sacramento street corner
Of Ledesdo-f nearly opposite the building Of the fIhc
Mail Steamship COMPANY.
w We ask particular attention Of our readers 10 ihe
90 - 4i3m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02

The RIGHT TALK.-Our Minister to France,
Mr. Dayton, has notified Napoleon, that if the
rebel cruiser Rappahannoek is allowed to leave
France, the French Government will be held re-
sponslble for damages that may be committed by
her upon American commerce. The Pappahan-
mock Will be likely to remain at Calias some time
If French promises are good.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02

Curyu,xn -ss Castine'' writes from Washing
ton to the Union that Government mas oough'
Lime Point for $I25,ooo, and that extensive
works for harbor defense will shortly DC erecsea
thereon. -,.. ri l91aer4
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02

q CONSOLIDATE says the spirit OF the day
Everything in social policy favors aggregation;
The ticket that takes you into the shows marked
% Good for one gentleman and two lanes.
Everything that is good for man now-a-days IS
good for several women You get socks cheaper
if there is a prospect of your having TO buy long
stockings some day .-Hnv5pldt Reysst~.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02

DISMISSED OFFlcERs.-A report from the Sec
rotary of War shows that s.nce December LIST,
1860, two hundred and seventy-seven officers left
service to engage in the rebellion. OF this num-
Der only twenty-six are registered as dismissed,
and nine as dropped. simple resignation is
marked against Lee, Longstreet, the Johnstons,
Hardee' Bragg, Beauregard, and many others
who have held the most conspicuous nositions
in the rebel army. Is it right that the names of
such traitors should remain on the army records
without a stigma of disgrace attached
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02

Nor VERY CoxPLIMEsTARY.--The Reese River
RsreilIe says there are now filed in the Justices
Court some six hundred suits for delinquent
taxes" This does not speak favorably Of the
richness of the mines in Lander county, II II
does for the legal Paternity 1879 a1sssr-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02

TRUTH BY MIsTAKE-It will be recollected that
Senator Foombs, of Georgia, prophesied that he
would, at the close of the war, call the roll of
his slaves at the foot of Bunker Hill Monument
The senator is nearly prophet. His slaves can
any DAY gather around the old monument, and
all that Is now lacking is the appearance of the
master when will he come ?-.NaryspHe Ap-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02

Two centuries ago not one in a hundred wore
stockings Fifty years ago not boy in thou
sand was allowed to run at large at night. Fifty
years ago not girl in thousand made wait
ing m of her mother. Wonderful improvements
in this age.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02

SupERs Ed EAs-In the case of Stevens con-
vcted in Trinity county Of murder IN 'n s.l NE
degree, and sentenced to be hung on inc ga
April, writ of supersedeas has heen lssueu ~
the supreme Court. The case will be srg4eo
before that tribunal on Monday nsTs'STsess''f
Couris. frog
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02

IT is rumored, says the San Francisco Journal.
that the notorious Cora Hatch has been engaged
to write for the Golden Era, and that she will
soon leave New York for that city.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02


FOWLER on "LlTrLMAK. in recent lecture
in Maine, Professor Fowler, the celebrated phre-
nologist, related the following chronological
Renaissance of the Chickahopiny grave-digger:
The father of George B. Mcclellan and himself
were q old cronies,' as he expressed it, he Of
ten came to his Office to listen to his examina-
tions and when, once on a time, the lad George
was home from West Point the father brought
his two sons to have their characters phrenolo-
gically descanted upon. Says Mr.. Fowler " l
remember all the circumstances if it were but
yesterday and remember the train of reason
ing that then passed through my mind. Never,
with great emphasis, never, in all my lfe had
found such an inordnate development of the
organ of caution as in the head of George B..
Mcclellan also found the propelling facul-
ties, combativeness and destructiveness, small,
and I thought to myself, what is the sense or
reason Of sending such a natural coward to West
Point? But then reasoned that there would
genius, and West Point might as well educate
the towards as any other institution" He said
that his life had only proved his early convic-
tons. and referring to the great seven days bat
tie, related that a personal family friend was
then in Richmond, and the plan of the battle
was well known. Lee said, q know Mcclellan
for a natural coward and if draw every avail
able man from Richmond, and hurl our whole
force upon his right wing, he will not dare to
move his left T. He did so, and proved that he
truly did know his adversary for, though Nc
Clellan could have swung his left wing right
over Richmond, he only sent forward a corporal
guard to reconnoitre and the golden oppertuni-
ty was passed by.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02

FExALE clerks at salary of $500 per annum,
are accorded the preference in employment in
Washington -av
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02
Special Aotiers.
Sore Throat,

Cough,
Cold,
. 10 progress result in serious
And similar troubles II suffered of.,,;noo.
Pulmonary Bronchial and Asthmatic al, .s -o co-,.
lncurnoie- nTo"" 'iseasc and
nounded 50 as to reach directly the seat Of the =
give almost instant relief Agents for California,
II. REMINGTON ( Co., San Francisco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-04-02
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NOT only restores hair natural color by
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SO cents and 81. A-Sheo"'