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mer. Porter, Nicks Pucketk Raelston,
Doughty, and Griffith.
o. Sac Cepiiof--ATessrs Herman.
Carter, Dillon. Moss, Nernan, kcrchi-
val, Walker. Scales and Anderson
On Tipping and Iirpls.g Houses
n es srs Mullins, Norman, Raulston,
aIoss, Dowiey, Coward. Brittle, Grim
nett. Waters, Of Madison, and Stegald.
Mr. Hood moved 70 print go copies
Of the list Of standing committees
Adopted
Mr Elliot suegested the appoint-
niant Of committee 10 arrange q sc2le
OF prices for the public printing
Mr Hood thought the ecmmittie an
finance would be She proper committee
u attend % that subject and Mr. FL
lot acauiesced
BILIs.
By Dr. Mu'lcy 70 punish guerrillas
and outlaws, snd their eiders and abet-
tor.
Be Il enacted b. he Gsaerpl Assembly Of
tie Sfafe Of Tennessee That all persons
voluntarily feeding, giving information
to. or in any way aiding or abetng
euerrillas or outlaws, shall be deemed
guilty Of felony, and on conviction
thereof shall be confined IN the Peni-
tantiarv. for period Of not less than
4 i've nor more than twenty-o one years.
Passed FIRST reading
By Mr. Garner Of Lawrence: Impo'
sing poll tax on each eolofed resident
Of the State Of between the ages OF y
and so, the same in amount as is liked
by law for white people.
Passed first reading
By Mr. Williams An Act refusing
protection 40 secession ministers:
SEc. /. Be il enacted, &c That no min
ister OF ministers Of any denomination
that voluntarily sided OF abetted II
: bringing about this rebellion agaIns
the United States, shall have the pro
tecLion heretofore given ministers o
the gospel,
. SIC. : That all ministers who aide
IN bringing about this rebellion, eithe
by word or by deed, shall hereafter b
subject to pay poll tax, work on publi
: roads, and be subject to the militar,
laws in this State
; SEC 3. That no minister who aide'
OF abetted in bringing about this re
bellion shall hereafter have the RICH
TO solemnize the rites of matrimony II
this State.
SEC That this act shall take eiiec
from and after its passage.
Passed a second reading and referre'
to the Judiciary committee
By Mr. ThornbuFg, to confirm tn
acts of certain officers Passed 81
Z cond reading and referred to the Jud
ciary committee.
To amend the criminal laws of Ter
!, I nessee. Read second time and re
fsrred to judiciary committee.
For the benefit of Mary Jane Bald
, win. Read q second time and referre
to the Judiciary committee.
? To authorize Judges of the Circui
and Criminal Courts to appoint sPecii
officers Passed a second residing an
referred TO the Judiciary commi.te
. A bill taxing corporations and cha
tered institutions, except literary an
. charitable, Sl00 in addition to Il
usual tax Read first time and T
> ferred to committee on Incorporation
By Col Minis: Requiring all CIV
officers ia the State 10 take the oath !
allegiance to the United States and
y obedience to the amended Constitute
of tennessee.
Read iirst time.
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csrr-r or DtTfrzos. LAG -a1rfd Pre-
siltsf u he Pest Nlforal BslE. Ntairl.'l. %
az rra8r thai he floFe slierneat d iIlf -
ffe tesl ~ ny E1cr'edz1 sed ffi.af-
A-G SANFORD Prafi'eaI
ssoln 4 ani sEtscnte'i isisTe me- ne - aaJ
y ~ GE0RGE n. sOUTHGATE. ~.
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Or correspondent ~eUIos "a dis-
tiasuished citizen Of Middle Tonnes
sse-gn the communication We publish
this morning, cites facts from history
sud makes suggestions which We com
mend to the consideration Of members
of the General Assembly. One of the
gravest Of the numerous responsible
dates devolyed upon them, Is the erea'
ton and adoption Of some policy which
viii rid the Stste Of bands Of guerrilias
aud planderers There can be no real
security for life and property until
these ofFehoots Of treason and conspi
racy are made torespsct the Law or to
take up their quarters elsewhere.
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bel ~ - 30 ~ 81
Leader % on,aestia-- iro' \. tiiiog
4reeaiii 'f--- -.----.-.-.--.----t H. Skin
|. Tfel aies and GeuHenlen OF Nashville sra res-
pcclfrliy informed MA this new ni iosHifll lhfa
tn. (. er.Iriotr,l and vii omen GA sturdy even
ing Ap1l ne Managers have srsred nsiiher
p81s nor excess iu inazTg o thn nn ~ colncTt-
ahle and complete place 81 Amuse 1ent IN fie Ciry.
The PaTquetc IS trrslg8d VIII tl1arn chairs, 40
The Dress CIreia O. siege Box folr IN y. nher,
are The most beou iiii ani luge-t o. nv Theatre
in TIE Sonth- The y emery D. iron the re-ci u
Mr. Fletcher, IL Aliens Rev tn strs.
The loil8Wur rsfineui-hei Afiist a uil ar4,. 81
MIS- ANNE BoRDWELL, the CREST nersiic
MS oIAsI RUetcN. ne Fema, ohsmp.5a
Jig Darcer
Mss ALICE CHRISTINE, the Fansainatng
MISS sALlE ClINErop. ne Fsiry sylrh and
aFsL5oY oLEEror. ,ae' bsui,etias Terp y.
NS wARRsN BoRDwELL. comis voesiis,
l sni q o RID an.
H.H.cR ~, Irish Co4ed an and Vocaiit
JO4NSY STcuf, tiie tifsas Balladisf
/ s, Us Costa. Bass
4 i. DEWIlT Torof
I bavE WILL AIS. The i'nsqusiiea Bspsdizi
/ JOHNNY BOYD. The isghiu ny } naEcer
/ NAT TH0Mls0N, the org al Ethiopian Gem
REDDY HUGHES ths luriucib,e Clos Dancer.
7 PROF. VIII fINs, So o VIZ linist.
/ GEl FlE1Ds. Violin
/ J.kFNNN, fia~isf.
JOHlSS3N. Hsso.
FERD SP1RGR, Cornet
/ TgM PJIANr, ih-i Great Ethiopan Wit sad
7 Pans. 2, ant Del nsa OF % kt0uy aui ornz.
SAM laIak1f, ths td O isiual keutlck Clown
( aad Stump orsior.
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EEas.. ths febated 60 hsrO d /.

Efans, the fsepted rebel hero OF The
Battle Of Leesburg, was 50 drunk that
when the battle was fought he was. not
init So wrote Mr. Raett of Sc, to
bis son, Col. B. B. Rhett in 1861 He
sdded lse
Il do not Web you 70 mention This,
for the fellow will fight and his presencs
will arouse the soldiers, although ne
did not fight the battle ofsLeesburg. -
The j may be Just asl good IS the rs.
ahty"
The letter containing this was brought
TO light by one Of Sherman RAIDERS.
II the samsltttsrlAssssd; sz.sss~
MY last and only hope is in the IN
terrention of foreign nations. There is
nothing else left us, with the inoompss
tencyea0d g upiC 81 which overghelms
"a MANY members have spoken TO
me, deprecating the folly of the Admin
istraiion--but they seem to consider
themselves helpless. After the resolu-
tipb 50 or " sislhture, indorsins De-
Wis, The State ought 10 be desclated Of
mems folly Justify the judgment .sgainst
them), since she lauds the man who
has produced the ruin already upon
Well Shermans boys have done that
job They have dssolsted the viper
State --,s
Inanother letter Rbett said:
"a decided nialority Of the Congress
think Of Davis as I do but they fear, to
oppose him viii weaken Us. If he is
pig-headed, if they resist his usurpations
there must be divisions, hence, they
think, weakness. This is false reason
ing However, an UNFOLDING Of the
President in the proper sphere Of his an
therity is right and proper, but 20 tole-
rate bis insolent assumptions is break
ing down the system Of government
which We have established, and must
be ruinous 70 the great cause for which
We are c5ntendinF
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Henry A. Wise says ne has Cor Gen
i.se, q ne san be corrupted BY the
'otisr 81 Dictatorship, the dagger Of a
Brulus The brigand inagioes him
self. a nstEiot 8 slrrA
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sunrs.-A large sssortmoni, 81 redaeed
prices, BY r. h. Thompson. No. g Cherry
treat, nsas Union. II.
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sbiuners shorit tear ia niiad fhat he EtPrsss
c,srapssiss are noi h-und when aropely = destroy
al ~ the eneriks of tns c51ntiIs and et0Ald ~
an essss cover thei1 property - haE i-sE-
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now offered By The 6overunesf aud IS is coah-
deuay expected tlatni superior advantages sil
nlsks itths
Great Popular Loan Of The People

Less THAI go, ooooo0 rensin unsoli, Ehch win
probably be dispo ed Of within The next O. or %
6ays, when the notes vii undoubtedly eommsnd
premium. as has uniformly been TIE case on elo-
sing ti.e subscriptions to cher Ions.
Ia orier that citizens q every town snd section
Of the eouetry msy be Afforded fc'l ties or taking
,be isan.. The Nsiond Perks, sac Banks, snd
rrivaie Brokers nlrousho1i ne eooairy haye gen
orally sgreed 10 receive s-bscrFtons 81 par sub
scrbcrs viii select their own agenfs. 10 whom they
have confidence, aud who oaly are resPeu'ible i9F
the delivery of4he notes ior which they receive
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SILK CIRCULARS.
Cloaks & Basques,
OF the Iaiest Pans styles. d
A RARE CHANCE!
Executors Sale for Partition.

SILE POSTPONED 10 APRTL ..
WHIMSICAL. TTE 7e1h DAY OF kFRlL
18Th o'clock. ee VII eel fsr falet1a = -
l7feerf fIdder lots On samna4r f1a far- Streets
ga~ lots ~ ssiafraofg sossiel 81 hnsinfss q
svreilnr bouses-ieaidedly Ne most qes.zzfsa pes-
90 ~ The cifv sli.k property = s2reY ever e.
fared e pubic sale. We Eonid resleesi'ly awe
80 ssrertirn on ~ slo.e sho aish e make sac
aad raIuunerative inveztIrent.
81 "a r. 81 HkEE3, Ezecutors q
.. 3. Hayes, de- d
Tssms--One-hslf cash, hsianss N AZ end sss,ys
ucnshS uith interest," aErf-ta
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Ladies Goat Ba1norals for 81, KID Shoes
q 81. Aion's Bsotfss . = s. %; Hat 8
to 81. al the Bankrupt sale store, 80. s.
North Market street q
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LOCK AT TIE NAMES Of TIE
Excelsior Troupe,
THE BEDOUIN ARABS,
CROCK ETT
AND HIS
TRAINED LIONS,

Fresh from the forest, untained
and uusuhdued. save by q ruag-
nipoteut beat uncouqu-red, Fhose
daring exploit at esiieY's truph b
theat. =, London won him tnd ring
fame. This glorious oct consisted
il 20 ng alone INTO Whole herd Of
hsasts which hid csc ped from
their cages fni deyoured a poor 81
low who fcll in theirp ey, snd by his
mysterious power queIling lhcir
rage and On rst Of hood, and lsa1
ing them hack 90 Their cage.
Mr. y. CRuUESTE, ire greatest
English Jester aud acknowledged
fasorire, will appear al each per
f0rmAnce.
Mr. PETE CONELIN the Wesi.
ern Cio9n, and Comlc Singer, VIII
unfold his portfolio o. oddities, aud
Ten some O. his side splitting Jokes
and langhter-proyokng eecentrici-
to-
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Rain or dau pness does not affe~t IL; eaa b. car
nedia the coat pocket; easily used on horseback.

TIFIt WIIIlO T "
RAN or dau pness does not affe"t Il can b. car
riedia the coat pocket; easily used on horseback.
IFroin Iis.It Com W. B. Cushog, u 8 n
"having carried one with me 20 sea, 1 can ssy
that = the rost comelete Rnd convenient a. tiele
for the soldier or sailor that has ever come under
my notice.
at is brmrili Of just the articles a soder or
lr-vsler needs Tor daily use."-Bosion Coagrega-
ti0aol'st.
We hare also letters highly commencing the case
frOen Senator wilson. Military Committee. y.
senate; GOV. PisrpOai, a Wet Virginia; Rear-Ad
mifai smith, Brig. Sen. Hayes Brig. General {,
tussey, ". ". McKinn A. z N re ide comlnen-
daf0ry not ees from most Of the leading journals
tire country Agents santod eut os -psid, on
Iecaipt OF tlriee 81 DIN extra finish s. 90.
ID. &. RRUOKS & Broth FRS.
spr5-1w Manufacturers, Salem, Mas.
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Seven Thirty Loan.

Ehsis Notes are issued under date Of Angus. l5th.
is'A ara are payails thrso years f,on thai time,
in currency. or are convertible 81 tbs option Of the
hal ~ tt1
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NOR SALE on RENf, gooi A,9i',i -. -
II az uiih 80 IN q hoaars F. - -, -
j rr.ia fla - be-. ~ ~ g.
aof7-lE VI
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LOSSES lIsERAlLY ADIgsIso AsD PROMPTLY
PHO By THIS COMPANY.
Preraiums Paid in Gold
VII b suttls % 'sturns in God IA ss's oflo.s.

Parties or Firrns giving rs ehsir HzfiHs susiaeas
vnbs entitled soprsseieucs Ia Pre- noiieiss.
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UNiVERsAL SUCCESS
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAa,
Ia rge TRer7sfENr o. DIsEAs1A .
nROENIEa HiH WITH 3ItgE5 ~
OTHEE BTtTES. AZ " u ~
NfsHVfIl.r. FErEfH

For further information h regard %
the skillful success in the treatment o.
diseases. the reader "a referred 70 sfll-
LIZ THEaAPEUTics and 1lArzLiA d kDicA'
two large volumes, late edition Of 1900,
the best work 10 the United States,
where YOU win find D.. Nc3ilFs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age IN che treatment Of dis-
eeees Of women. FOrali diseases IN this
advertisement. satisfaction - guafan-
ted. With ~ gCpsral practice irsai
a.. F,lIosvfstr
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A o ?. NIcHoisoS The Washington
correspondent OF The \. \. Herald.
writing on che 10Th instant, says the
friends Of A p Nicholson, formerly
Senator FROM Tennessee, are making
stgong efforts 70 obtain permission for
him 70 takethe oath. under the amnes
y proclamation, and be reinsissed in
his rights and privileges. This Is re-.
sisted By Vice President Johnson.
on the ground that he has been
indicted BY the civil authorities Of
tennessee Tor tFeasonable. eOnspirser
No decision has yet been made BY the
President il The case.
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Tnformation Wantad.
$500 Reward.

rrrE Will GIVE 10 AM ON rRoDUcINc
~ - sure speedy a1i s1a cure fof 6onor-
si. and Charrrs - us VII send 10 soT slldreas On
tha receipt o. Tn cent 1oatae stamp Wan g fs1
ne farer Of SO Soc ~ latter. Never Gs 70 cure
fElaIs % female ir ron aEe % lea d4fe ~ =.
Adde'S DIS. LatAEn9E a DEtOfEks
ssels-sn dsgs pfaRer - pstrot hich.
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QtlRTERLY LOCI

OF the Condition Of she Fr.t Eaasnal
/. Bark, Nashville. Tennessee, on ;hs
morn 40 Of the First Monday n April,
TRHEs
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4 correspondent Of the washinelon
chroricis. writing bsEoss the evacus-
Ion 81 Richmond, ara giving much in.
torlnstion about Affairs IN that city,
said Lee wouls not surrender, bat try
20 force his Esy South. lie added,
Stephens not Lee, viii finish thil
business he IS working away, and in
the right direction, too" The Chroni-
Gle vouches ior is correspondent
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M'dlIe Lae.lc Watson,
The Sylph Of the Arena,

And most grocgd EQiestrltnnt hctlq,
VIII appear It each perfor~ ance,
and display an * iKAORDlAA-
~ ssnoult o. talest rarely wit
uessed nj one 70 1OtmE.
NJ. J. Conklin. The Cannon Rsl
Performer ana Modern HerctIles,
Thomas ami Ed Vat ON, Misses
Annie Bourg, alica Prewcit and
Louisa arrcn, MessFs. Holloway
q a Johrsons
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-14
To Owners of Town Property
IN GOLD HILL.

TINE TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF Gold
/ Hill, having fled with the Recorder OF Storey
counrv n map OF said Town, with statement OF
,br .x,ept and general character OF the improve
meuts therein. and having also translltteu 70 .re
Land Offce at Carson verified copy OF sucn
map and statement. In accordance with me pro
visions of an Act OF Congress, approved Ju.y Isl;
1864, entitled AN Act for the Disposal 0i CoA
Lands. aud of Town Property in the tuouc 10,
main" and the Act ameudatory thereof approved
March Sd, 1865 we beg leave 10 direct your a'en
tion TO Section = of the irst mentioned Act.
Our familiarity with this business induces US 10
tender our services in the preparation OF all ne
ccssary papers In this connection, and In forward
ing the same 20 the proper Office (Which papers
must be died within three months after the filing
Of the map In the Land Office
We have secured the services OF Clement 7.
Rice, Esq, lsfe Register Of the L. : Land Office
who will a,teud 10 all the business in the Land
once al Carson. in connection with Locations
Contested Claims, etc.
STEVENS & FISH.
Searchers of Records, etc.
oFFIcE-At Hall Of Records on B street, vlr'
glnis City.
virginia City. June o, 1855 lu@n
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InrAr DIREcTORs.
,,,,, ,o,,,,s-oy Ao.,,. 1i,o.nool md Ion.
WIN. b. JOHNSTON Agent LNe:pool "nu Lou'
don ana diooo lnsur"nco oonp""'
HESRY CARLTON, JR.' herchant;
A EuRnoRS. Merchant of Hellmnn Bros. e. Co
This Bank Is prepared to transact all kinds Of
General BnnkInR and Exchange Business in Lon.
don and San Francisco, and between said citicS
md nil parts of the world,
The San Francisco Ofice is authorized to draw
Bills Of Exchapgc. or issue Letters OF Credit, up
on either ofthe under named Founders and Pro.
prietors Of the Bank, or lat the option OF the
buye: ) upon the following Houses, with whom
the Bank has established credits, viz; a.y.-.
IoSnoy-The London Joint Stock Bank, No.
S Princds street; MesSrs Bschofshcim, Gold
schmidt e. Co; Messrs. Fruhling e. Goschen !;
Messrs. Frederick Huth e. Co.; Mes'rs. ]. =. Nor
gan q n fvucneSsors to MeEsrs. Geo Peabody a.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENT.

U,HE UNDERMENTIONED ARE FOUND
/ ers and proprietors Of the Bank: 3D..
Mcssrs. Blschoffschcim, Goldschmidt & Co.,
London. -'.
Messrs. Fruhling e. Goschen, London.
Messrs. Frederick Huth e. Co.. London.
Messrs. J. s. Morgan e. Co., Successors to
MeSsrs. Geo. Peabody & Co.. London.
Messrs Stern Brothers, London. ...-.
International Financial society, Limited, Lon.
don. .s.
Mr. Frederick Rodewald, London. ..E-
The Bank of SAKE Meiningen, SAKE Meiningen,
Germany. -.
Mr. Julius May, Frankfort on tho Main, Ger.
many. ...
Main, Germany.
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TAvING BECOME SOLE PROPRIETOR
III Of the firm formerly known as Furth Bros,
take this method ofthanking the public for their
former patronage, and would respectfully solicit
a continuance OF the same. promising my best en-.
deavors to supply my customers with tho best
Cigars that arc In tho market Dealers will find
Il 10 their vantage to Gull on me before purchRs'
Ing elsewhere JACOB FURTH,
iyI3tt s No 8 South C street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-22
TIE EYES! THE EYES !!
Or. E. \. PARDEE,
.oCULIsT AND AURIST.

4 FTER 4 PROTRACTED BLINDNESS OF
| N more than FIVE years, DR.. Pardee has made
himself thoroughly and scientifically acquaint-
led with all diseases of the Eye, and is now prac-
|ticine with success not surpassed in the Uni
tied States.
All operations performed, such as Strabismusr
Tor cross eye, Cataract by linear extraction, De-
PRECISION or Absorption, Pterygium, or feecy
membrane growing over the eye, Eduction Of
|Staphydoni, or bullying out of ne eye, Artificial
Pupil, Fistula Lachrymalis, closing of tear
passage, and all deformities of the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least pain,
|and possessing all the movements and briliancy
|of the real eye. 4 large assortment constantly
ION hand and for sale at reasonable prices. The
DOCTORS Eye Bath for the treatment and cure Of
all nervous diseases is psed all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him cases for operations, he hopes that his uni
versal success viii warrant continuation of
their confidence His celebrity as an OPERATORS
co-extensiye with his success, as patients are.
presenting themselves for treatment and opera
tons, from New lork and Boston, almost month
ly. Many patients can be seen at the Doctor $
office daily. in different stages of recovery.
Ofiice-767 Clay street, (above the Plaza
near Dupont street lilly
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY
THAT Is THE QUESTION.

fnHE PROPRIETORS OF THE 'tPACIFIC
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY AND SCIENCE y
have determined, regardless of expense TO issue
aFREE for the benefit of suffering humanity four
u of their most interesting and instructive LEG
STURES on MARRIAGE and its disqualifcations /;
NERVOUS Debility, Premature Decline of Man.
Shood. Indigestion. Weakness Depression. Loss
Rof Energy and Vital Power, the great Social
{Evil and those maladies that result from youth
Sful folies, excuses of maturity, or ignorance of
- Physiology and Natures Laws.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
= of enlghtenng and saving thousands, and will
i be forwarded FREE on receipt of Twenty-Five
2Cents in postage stamps, by addressing . Secre-
{tary Pacific Museum of Anatomy and Science,
3Pine street. San Francisco.
BE- Letters TO be sent through Wells, Fargo
4& Co. 9vl0.ly.is.
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Great Sacrifice
LofTnan's Old Stand Ian o. l9e5 ri
POLL AND MILITARY TAX!

W. tNNS INV
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Poll and Military Tax for The year 1866 is
due and payable on the first Monday of March
and that the law providing for their collection
will be strictly enforced. The
Poll Tax
of 81, if paid prior to the first Monday Of An
gust and 50 on and after that date, is due from
+ each male nhabitant Of the county, over TWEEN
ny zone and under sixty years of age, and not by
Jaw exempt The
Military Poll Tax
|of 50. is due from " each male inhabtant of the
county, of the age of twenty-one years and up
wards and not by law exempt. California In
'dians alone excepted
The undersigned or his deputy will call upon
|all citizens, either at their residences or places
Iof business for the payment of the above taxes.
DAVID KINDS, Tax Collector.
Weaverville, March 10. 1865. 9.to.
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Industrial Fair. Mechanics Institute

,EpoR1 OF THE COMMITTEE OF AWARDS ON CALIFORNIA BRAN
DIES PUNCHES, CoRpIlLs AND BITTERs-HELD SErTEABEi
18TH, 1861.
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ESTRAY !!

CAME INTO TIE PREMISES OF THE UN
J dersigned few days since, BAY MAXI
bout seven years old and fifteen hands high n
,rands. The owner can have the animal b.
rowing property and paying charges.
BATES 4 VAN MATRE.
Bates Ranch, April e, 1868. l4.3w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-22

|HAvE FOR SALE THE LARGEST STOCl
/ L on the Pacific Coast, consisting in part a
follows
72o doz. SPECTACLES, in Gold, Silver, Stee
and Plated Frames
3o5 doz. EYE GLASSES, in Gold. Silver, Steel
Horn, Shell and Rubber Frames;
$50 doz. WIRE GAUZE GOGGLES;
300 doz. SPECTACLE GLASSES, and BRA
LILLIAN PEBBLES:
300 doz. SPECTACLEa and EYE GLASS Cases
395 Opera and Marine Glasses;
- Telescope and Spy Glasses
225 doz. Magnifying Glasses;
so doz. Pocket Compasses
a25 Hand Stereoscopes;
rs Revolving Stereoscopes
$500 doz. Stereoscopic Views;
Drawing Instruments, in German Silver
and Brass
Boxwood and Ivory Scales
Microscopes in every style;
200 Magnetic Machines for Medical purposes
Aneroid Barometers
90 500 Card Photographs
COO Album Pictures in oil colors;
so doz Union Card Frames;
Joseph Rodgers Il Sons CUTLERY;
100 doz Table Knives;
go doz Pocket Knives;
100 doz. Razors
so doz. Razor Strops;
1870 doz Scissors
SCISSORS, in cases;
100 doz. Gyroscope Tops;
100 doz. Thermometers
Is doz. Hydrometers
Galyanic Batteries
ne Country Traders will consult their own
interest by examining our Stock and Prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
- Orders from the COUNTRY promptly exc
,uted RAJ Catalogues sent to any address,
FREE. ~Ha Address,
LAWRENCE & HOUsEWORTH,
OPTICIANS,
.Nos. 3I7 and 3I9 Montgomery street,
2l0. SAN FRANCISCO. ".
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