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sar Col. N. B. S. Archibolden, native
of Louisiana, who graduated at the Militia
ry Institute at Augers, iu France, and who
has since served in the Turkish and British
armies, has returned to the South, and
joined our forces. For his gallantry at the
battle of Inkermann, Sir Colin Campbell
mentioned him in his report as the "brave
American"
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DEsERTERs CAUaHT.-The Raleigh, N

DEsERTERs CAUaHT.-The Raleigh, N
G., Confederate Says
Among the Yankee prisoners taken be-
low Kinston last week, there we're forty.fve
deserters from Nethercutt's battalion.
They were in full Yankee uniform, and, Of
course, will suffer the penalty so eminently
due the base crime of desertion to the enc.
my. One deserter from the 9th regiment
caught in Yankee uniform, was shot on tue
4th inst, with several others.
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THE GULF STREAM AND COLD Wealth

ER.-The Boston Courier says:
A sea captain, of forty years. experience,
lately arrived, asserts that the Gulf Stream
is several hundred miles nearer our coast
than psual, and predicts warm winter in
New England, but not at the South in con-
sequence.
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MOSQUITO ELEET.-A New York paper
of the Sd inst. says ~.. ..
The mosquito fleet, which has been for
some weeks preparing at this port to depart
for New Orleans, is now nearly ready to sail,
great number Of the vessels having been
completed. Three of the smaller ones have
been partially clad with iron. The little
steamers will be divided into several fleets
on their arrival at New Orleans and all 60
to different directions up such rivers and
bayous as are impossible to larger ships.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
YORK DISTRICT.

Roddey & Co., VS. w. B. Dunlap.-ArTA cnMEsT.
WHEREAS, the plaintiffs did on
against the defendant who as is sad absent from and
without the limits Of this Se and has neither wie nor
attorney known within the same, upon whom copy OF inc
that the said defendant do appear and plead TO the sad
declaraton on or before the 10th day Of October, wic
viii be In the year of Lord thousand eight hundred
and sixty four otherwise ua and absolute judgment Will
then be awarded against him. -
(Sl6) s. E. MOORE, Clerk.
October 18th, 1853. .4 -.
November 81 bly,
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Richmond, February 9th, 1864.

Re The home of President Davis and bis
brother Joe, in Mississippi, is now in the
hands of the Yankees. They have con-
verted it, say their papers, into negro
camp. -
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

-.. ApJrrASr AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE
CoLuMBlA, January 81, 1861
GENERAL ORDERS NO. a-ErtrGct.
TT ALL persons, except those above
LIE the ages Of fifty years claiming exemption from
State military SERVICE required TO present their claims
10 the District Enrolling Officer on or before the f0n da.
of March, or they will be liable 10 forfeit their right TO the
same In pursuance of the Act Of the General Assembly
and persons claiming exemption the ground of physical
disability will be examined by the Surgeon of the District
at such times he may publish in orders ON or before h'
day above specified.
Bycommnnd: ..e,,o.
..-. (Signed,l a. Z. GAKLlNGioN,
Adjutant qnd Inspector General, S. c.
80 Official G.. A. FoLLIS, Crpt. and A. A. G.
. 6t
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nm THE COURT OF ORDINARY
- YORK DISTRICT.

YUKk
To Ohrer F. Parish, r. X. Parish and d. F. Parish
WHEREAS, j. LEANDER PAR
wv ISH has filed petition in my office, praying TO be
permitted 10 prove In solemn fom paper which has been
admitted probate In form, the last VIII and
Testament Of ARTHUR PARISH, deceased.
These arc therefore cite and admonish you, the said
OLIVER F. PARISH, R. R. PARISH, and D. I. PAR
ISH, TO appear at my office, at YORK COURT HOUSE,
on the 18Th day Of APRIL next at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
with such you may deem proper for against
the confirmation of said VIII.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office, York Court
FL 81 House, this 18th day of January, 1864.
(Sl2) j. A. BROWN, o. Y. ID.
January l3 Stm
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S@- The New Orleans correspondent of
he New York Tribune saws:

tHe NBW IOrK ITlONNe says.
But one steamboat has arrived in this
city from St. Louis during period of over
three weeks, and that one has been lying
at the wharf several days waiting for car
60 to return. Four years ago the man who
could have predicted such state of facts
would have been pronounced crazy.
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EXCHANGE NOTICE NO, s,


ADJUTANT AND INSPECToR-GEN'S OFFICE,
q. RICHMOND, February, 1884,
GENERAL oRDERS-NO. H.
THE following order is published for
i the information Of all concerned
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Richmond, Va, February J., 1851
l. All prisoners heretofore held by the United States au-
hores, whether officers soldiers civilians received al
City Point before the lst OF January 1884, hereby de-
clared exchanged.
2 All officers and Of the VickSburg capture, who
reported for duty Enterprise Miss. any time prior
the l4tt Noyember 1863, and whose names for
warded by Major General John H. Foncy, here
by declared exchanged
g. AL officers and men of the Vlcksburg capture belong
ing the st Tennessee Heavy Artillery, who reported for
duty Marietta Ga and whose names were forwarded 10
me by Col. A. Jackson, arc declared exchanged.
ROBERT GUILD,
..-,-. Agent of Exchange.
: By order: (sisned0 S. COOPER,
. Adutant and InspectorGeneral.
February 10 6 Ct
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s9- Harry Macarthy, the Arkansas Come
dian, is dead. He died near Atlanta, Ca,
q few days ago. = x. Z.
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ssr The fire brigade of Charleston, mum.
bers $50 men-almost full regiment.
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81 PER HUNDRED LBS.
IN CASH, WILL BE PAID FOR CLEAN
COTTON OR LINEN RAGS,

In CASd, WILL DE PAID tOh VILLAIN
COTTON OR LINEN RAGS,
AT THE
ENQUIRER OFFICE.
Save your rags, and save your tags,
Save your goodfor-nothing bags
Bring them TO this office, soon,
..l5 Bring them morning, eve or noon.
From the mountain, from the vale,
Where the lingering camp fires pale,
Where the morning tints the rose,
$50 Where the parting sunset glows,
From the East and from the West,
Bring US rags and do your best;
Bring us scraps Of cotton thread,
Bring the nightcap from your head.
- Bring the shirt upon your back,
- Bring US pieces white or black,
Bring us rags and bring us tags,
Bring good-for-nothing bags
Anything just so 'tis clean
White or black, or blue, green,
....., Anything that paper makes,
Every Editor now takes.
And will pay YOU for your rags,
-ss, And your good-for-nothing bags.
.a..s. Bring them In, and bring them soon,
Morning. evening, and at noon.
January If
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY II, 1864.

. 16- General Beauregard has issued the
following brief and pointed address to the
soldiers of his department:
HEADQUARTERS
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The worst thing out-out of temper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

A. WARDS LAST AND BEsT.-The following is
the latest emination from the illustrious show
man: d" We don't, for instuns lack great len
rails, and we scrtinly don't lack brave soJers-
but there's one thing wish we did lack, and
that is our present Congress. | ventur to say
that if YOU sarch Goddlemity' footstool all over
with ten -hoss power mikrscope, you won be
able to find such another pack of poppycock
gabblers as the present Congress of the United
States of America. Gentlemen OF the SENT
House, you've sot there and draw'd your pay
and made Summer complaint speeches long
enough. The country at large, incloodin the
undersigned, is disgusted with you. Why don t
ron show us a statesman-somebody who can
make q speech that will hit the pop lar hart rite
under the Great Public weskit? Why doa you
show us statesman who can rise up to the
Emergency, and cave in the Emergency head
Congress won't do. Go home you mzzeraoie
deyils-go home At special Congressional
lection in my district the other day, delib'ritly
voted for Henry Clay. admit that Henry is
dead, but inasmuch as we don't seem TO nave
live statesman in our National Congress, let US
by all means have frst-class corpse
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03
TERMS OF SALE.

One-half the purchase money to be paid down
on the day of sale, at the execution OF the GER
tificaie of sale-the remaining half to be PAID
on the confirmation of the report of sale at the
December term, 1864, of said Court, and the ex-
ecution of the Referee s deed.
The purchaser, by order of the Court, is enti-
tied to immediate possession of the premises up
on the execution of the Referees deed. Wea-
vervile, Aug. II, 1864. N. F. GRIFFIN,
70 Is Referee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03
Monday, the 2oth day of September,

A. D. 1864. at the Court House door in the
county of Trinity, between the hours OF 10, a.
m and T. p. M, on said day, sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, as aforesaid the following des-
crihel real estate, TO wit:
That certain tract of land situate in Trinity
county, State of California, on the south Fork
of Trinity river, described as follows commenc-
ing at the east side of a small creek which emp
ties into the South Fork of Trinity river (said
small creek is situate between Camp Greek and
Big Creek al an oak tre on the east side OF said
creek thence running westerly one-fourth OF a
mile, thence northerly one mile, thence IN an
easterly direction onc-fourth of mile, thence
southerly one mile TO the place of beginning, to-
gether with all and singular the tenements, her
editaments and appurtenances thcreunto belong
ing or in any wise appurtaninS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03
REFEREES SALE II PARTITION.
~ TIE NINTH LUnICI Al DISTRICT COURT. IL AND
FOR TRINITY COUNTY, STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
j. 4. sTURDIvANT VS.. THOs. DUNCAN.

ny VIRTUE OF \ DECREE AND ORDER
ID Of sale in the above entitled cause, issued
out of said Court and duly tested under the seal
thereof this 18th day of august y. D.. l6G4
and to me directed |, the undersigned Referee
therein appointed, WAS directed to sell the real
estate hereinafter described for cash, that IS to
say Gold Coin Of the coinage of the United
States, the proceeds of sad sale, after paving
costs aud expenses OF sale to be divided as fol-
lows two-thirds thereof to the said plaintiff
and one third to said defendant
Now, therefore. by virtue OF said decree and
order of sale | will. ON
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03
WEEKLY q TRINITY JOURNAL
LATEST WAR NEWS!
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRINITY JOURNAL
OVER TIE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON LINE

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE @THINITY JOURNAL" !"
OVER rae CALIFORNIA oRxSoS LINE.
WAsH1SoroS, 27th.-On Thursday Gen. Han
cock south of Reams' Station, was attacked
several times and repulsed enemy every time
At 5:3e P. NJ, combined assault was made on his
center and left, which, after one of the most
desperate battles af the war, resulted in the enc
my withdrawing, leaving dead and wounded on
the field Official details in Department from
Grant, Meade and Hancock says we hold Weldon
Road At P. NJ, yesterday Grant states that
their less Weldon road seems q blow which
enemy cannot stand. He says: 81 think do
not oyerrate their loss in last weeks in plac-
ingi at 10000. We lost heavlly-mostly in
captured
On Thursday morning enemy drove in our line
of pickets. They rallied, drove enemy
back and re-established line.
New YoRK, 9th Commercials special from
Army Of Potomac, Warren's command, says en-
emy in his front had fallen back inside of works,
abandoning Weldon road. Expedition was sent
down road yesterday which destroyed rails and
bridges for 35 or 40 miles.
LATsR-Our forces advanced on Weldon road
TO within seven miles of Petersburg. Rebels
have since retired within earthworks and no
longer dispute Weldon line. Rumors say our
cavalry made dash in direction of Danviie
road.
News to-day from Sherman is highly satisfac-
tory His plans for reduction of Atlanta are
said to be working to best advantage. There is
abundant Generalization in rebel army
Rumors current here which credited in fl
nancial circles that Government will send five
commissioners to Richmond--two Republicans
and three Democrats-to arrange preiminaries
q for peace. The Commission is on its way TO
Richmond.
HARrER's FEaRY, 23d,-Position of our army
unchanged. Skrmishing all day yesterday and
this morning, but it has ceased. No evidence of
enemy in our front. Believed they will attempt
10 river.
Later from Williamsport says they have not
crossed. Firing heard yesterday supposed to be
Averill, shellins woods near Sharpsburg. Our
army lying quietly in entertainments.
WAsHlxGrox, 24th.--Inlormation received con-
frmng report that Fitz Hugh Lee was killed,
and \. p. Hill mortally wounded in fight on
Weldon road
New YoRK, 2lth.-New pirate steamer Co
qaeue is mt Wilmington receiving armor, and is
considered most formidable of them all. Pri-
vate dispatches quote gold 2j5GG256.
SACRAMENTO. 30th.-Union State Convention
met at clock. J. G. Mccullough elected
chairman over Dudley. of Calavcrts. The Con-
vcntion is politically classcd anti-Conness.
Adjourned to o clock Tomorrow
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

John Jackson & Geo. Ferguson, plaintiff
vs.. Peter Archam be aul, ct. al, def'ts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF TRINITY.-1N
THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE NINTH JU-
DICIAL DISTRICT.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

James Edgccomb fbv John c. Birch, his at
torncvl rendered the deed and key of the build
ing sold To Trinity county by him December
l9th. 1862 The District Attorney and the Board
of Supervsors refusing to receive the same, Mr.
EdEcconlb then demanded of the Clerk the war
rant for 81 500 in accordance with an order of
The Board of Supervisors made December 10Th,
ls63, which demand the Clerk refused to comply
with.
The committee appointed by Hon. John MUIR
phv, County Judge, (by order of the Board re-
mort in writing and under oath. recommending
the building formerly owned by Thoma' Carr
and now owned by Orson Fox. situate on ine hill
west Of the Union Church, as more suitltl. and
cheaper. all things considered, than any other
building in or about the town. Signed George
Williams. II. H. Gray and Thomas Carr.
Report of Hospital Commissioners received
and placed on file, and il was
Ordered that the District Attorney Is author
lied to negotiate with orson Foxln regard TO me
house that the appraisers report upon as the
most suitable building for County Hospital,
said appraisers having reported that the resi-
dencc now occupied by OrSon Fox Is the best
and cheapest building at $3.50, inspected, the
District Attorney was authorized TO have the
said House vacated by Orson Fox and ready for
the County Hospital patients to take possession
Of said house bv the 10th day of November
1864. and at the regular meeting of the Board oi
Supervisors in November, 1864. that SAID Board
will draw n warrant on the County Building
Fund for the payment of the said $3.50 to SAID
Orson Fox.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

PRESIDENTIAL CANDrDArEs.-The Marysrille
Erpre,s is extremely dainty in its choice OF Presi-
Dental candidates. 1t says we would take n
.Iaosure in snnporting either Vallandigham, T.
u Sevmour. Wall of New Jersey, Fernando
Wood, or many men whom we might mention.
Fernando Wood for the Presidency !-Sderdnento
Union.
Wonder how the nomination of Mcclellan Will
set on the stomachs of the Street family. In his
West Point speech that notable declared that his
voice was for war. The Express desires peace at
Every Dem. is bound to 80
Mcclellan right or wrong.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS board met August
Goth, pursuant TO adjournment. Present, Mar
tin and Price-A. J. Looms, clerk. The follow
ing proceedings were had
Ordered, that assessment of Mrs Margaret
Colbert be stricken from roll
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

ANOTHER BArcH.-M. Obcrdeener has favored
us with another lot of late Eastern papers and
pictorials He is expecting fresh consingn-
meeu thy to-night's mail
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

A CTION BROUGHT IN THE DISTRICT Court
N of the 9th Judicial District and the COM
plaint filed in the county of Trinity, in the office
of the Clerk of said District Court.
The People of the State of California send
greeting to PETER ARCHAMBEAUL
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named Plain
tiff in the District Court of the 9th Judicial Dis
trict, in and tor the county of Trinity, and to
answer the complaint filed therein Ia copy of
which accompanies this summons,) within ten
days texcusiye Of the day of service,) after the
service on you of this summons, if served within
this county or if served out of this county
then within forty days,-or judgment by default
will be taken against you.
The said action is brought to obtain a decree
of this Court for the foreclosure of n certain
mortgage described in the complaint and exc
cuted by the said Peter Archambeaul one of the
defendants herein named the 26th day of
July, A. D., 1862, to secure the payment of a
certain promissory note given by said defendant
Peter Archambeaul on the 26th day of July
1862, to said plaintiffs in the sum of $ ,O00
with interest Mt the rate of y per cent. per
month from date until paid, together with costs
including 0 per cent for counsel fees, that the
premises conveyed thereby may be sold and the
proceeds applied to the payment of said note or
the amount now due thereon, and in case such
proceeds are not sufficient to pay the same, then
to obtain an execution against said Peter Arch
ambeaul for the balance remaining due, and also
that the said defendants and all persons claim
ing by, through under them, may be barred
and foreclosed of all right, title and interest in
and to said mortgaged premises, and for other
and further relief, and if you fail to appear and
answer the said complaint as above required,
the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal of
- the District Court of the Ninth Judicial
LIS, District, this Second day of June in
- the year of our Lord One thousand,
Eight Hundred and Sixty-four.
2l A. J. LOOMS, Clerk.
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PLANTATION RuTrERS,

which are now recommended by the highest m edical
authorities and warranted to produce an f1anaed.-
ate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly reea
Ole, perfectly pure, and must supercede all other
TONES where healthy, gentle stimulan is required
They purify, strengthen and invigorate
They create healthy petite.
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They overcome effects Of d ssipaton and late
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They strengthen thesyst n ard enliven tho mind.
fhey prevent niiasmatic and Intermittent fevers
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They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
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tergreen sassafras, roots and herbs, all preserved
in perfectly pure st. Crolx rum. Tor particulars
see circulars andtestimoniuls around each botte
beware OF imposters. Examn ne ev cry bottle See
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on side label. See that our bottle is not re6Iled
with spurious and deleterious stun. We DEFY anv
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Any person pretending to sell Pla Bittersbv
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bottle, or selling any other material wheth
er called Plantation Bitters or not, is criminal un
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is perfectly incredible The simple trial of bottle
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country stores.
r, ii. D3AKE&CO
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OLD AND ONLY REL1ARLE RoI1rr ras,
Keokuk, F. D. M. e. M. R. h,

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