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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21
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tice Is hereby given, that at meeting Of the Trus
tees Of the Combined Effort Mining Company, held
Nay 6th 1865 an assessment OF one dollar per share
company was levied, payable Immediately In gold
coin TO the Secretary, at his office, In Gold HILL BY
order Of the Board Of Trustees.
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The above aale Il further poGtponed until SATUR
nay lime 2Rth 1875 At aafne time and place.
- - II. O. MANNING bec'y.
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Tne above sale Is further postponed until Monday
june 5lh, 1853, at the same hour and place:
MA. H. BALL,
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID!
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE
CHARGEA.

Dr. w. Il. DOherGy's Private Medical
and SarEieal Institute,
Sacramento ttreet, below Montgomery Opposite
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's otAce)
~rPrivate Entrance ON Leldesdorff street, IA
San FRanciseo, California :
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The above sale Is postponed until May cS,h,
AZ SPIN. y. A. II. BALL,
nyi7 I'd Executor Estate =. A. BirTe. decd
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nysdt Executor estate +. a. BirEe dse't
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ImnarInl Can aid nfAA NIlnlne Cnnnan

At meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of DE 1wpN
rial Consolidated Mining Company, bed MvSth,
l5, an assessment OF my cent1 per shnro wa1is
the company, payable Immediately In United S0tss
coin, Gt The othce Of the company, IN God I'LL ~
order Of the Board Of Trustee -
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NOTICE.-The stockholder.. are hereby notified
that their stock Is now ready 10 issue and are re.
quested 70 call at the ONCE and receive the sane.
mySom 9. ". PEAsk, Secy.
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Peck Gold and Silver Mlalng and hIill
Compsny.-Notlce II hereby given, that assessment
nSysble IN coin 10 he Secretary. Delinquents In
Nos !, g. or s. are hereby notified to call immedi-
ately and settle aTrearages By order Of the Trus-
tees, Is. U. COOh, Secy
Gaoldou AVynn Gold and Silver Minin6
CompSny,-NOtIce 10 hereby given. that an assess.
ment OF y (50) cents per share wAs this day levied
on the capital stock OF the above company, payable
immedately 10 the Secretary By order Of the Board
on Trustees .7i-S GEO. W. TURNKEY, Sec'y
Gold Hill, June s, 1856 JUL m
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MISCELLANEOUS ADyRRrIsEMKNTs.

DeDssif On Nevada stAte Bends. "a, 600
Capital Paid Mp in Cold 900
HOME INSTITUTION.
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Gold HIl THa1sl!sG G ssE M HnS b S.iysr
meeting on stockhoders OF the above Company wiz
Be- held af their once, ais Montgomery street. San
f1uciSco, California, on Saturday the afteenh
ofeectinE Trustees to serve for the ensuing year. and
such other business Is may pLogsrly come 6stofeh
n, BAH stockholders who cannot be present,
are earnestly requested to Ole their proxies With the
Secretary. 500 EI JULIO I'M
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uyastd Executor Estate +. A. BirEe. decd.
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P0lhemus Ce1pony.-DelinSnent seek:
holders, q LIST OF which was published from April
18th 70 Nay 10Th 1885 and the sale OF vhoae stock
was postpofied Is per notice, from May 18th until
further notice are hereby notified that thu Sa3e VIII
take place on Saturday, June 18th, In troqt Of the
Company's ONCE, Telegraph street, Gold Hin, be-
tween the hourS Of twelve and two O'clock Pm
BY order Of Trustees. u. BEGON, 6ecy.
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Congressional Proceedings.

WAsHlNGToN, Dec. IL. In the Sen
ate Mr.. Wilson presented petition
from the colored people ofthn District Of
Columbia, asking the right Of suffrage
Referred 10 the committe on the District
of Columbia. ~.
| On motion of Mr.. Fessenden, that
part of the Presidents essage relating
to finance was referred to the finance
committee.
: Mr. Morgan presented petition Of
New York merchants asking the resto.
ration of certain lights on the coast Of
FlnrTcla.
Bills were presented for confirming
land titles granted by Gen. Slocum to
colorcd men on Sea Island las: winter,
and to establish a mining bureau.
A resolution was introduced calling
ppon the President Cor what information
he has respecting the occupancy of Mexi.
A COMMITTEES was appointed to acI.
with the House committee on the snb.
jcct ofthe, death of President Lincoln.
In the House the principal business
was the appointment of committees as
follows /: Military affairs, Mr.. Schneck;
Naval Affairs. Mr.. Rec Fu ~ AT.
fairs. Mr.. Banks: Commerce, NJ, Ste.
vvns
a committee n he death Of Presi.
dent binco was also appoated.
Mr.. Washburn, chairman OF the com.
mrrce committee. offered resolution
making an earnest declaration against
the moarchical disguise in Mexico, and
ns'rnc'ing tho committee on Foreign
Affairs as to what measures are ncc4ssa.
ry ON the part Of the United States to-
restore othe people of Mexico their
right as n republican government.
a resolution was introduced to allow
on the fiocr OF the House mcmhcrs of
States late in rebellion, and during the
discussion on their admission, it r"quir.
ing suspension Of the rules to. be voted
Tor, the resolution was not considered.
Several amendments TO the Constitn
ZION oflhc United States were introduc.
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oneot the few occasions of interest in
the neighbolhood Of the campus. An
astonishing fact is, that such diapi dated
specimens of what we're once horse. flesh,
now bones, does not seem to impede the
readiness ofthe sales
Cen ELY, made speech to the
diScon'cnted freedmen of ElgefDld, try
ing to p"rsuadethem that their ideas of
re Giving lands were erroneous. 1t is
said he failed to impress them and came
away.a thoroughly disgns'ed and it is
hopsd wiser man.
1t Is matter Of sincere ccngratnla.
ton that the trains on the South Caro-.
lima Railroad run to Hampton's, within
six miles of Columbia. May the cheer.
ing sight soon be presented to us, Of
trains running INTO town.
"N'lMPoRTE."
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Washington Items.
WAsHINoroN, Dec. 10, 1865.
THE JOINT RESOLUTION ON REcoSsrRuc

AsHINGToN, Dec. 10, 1865.
THE JOINT RESOLUTION ON REcoSsrRuc
The probable action of the Senate on
the Joint resolution for reconstruction has
been the subject ofgeneral comment in
hotel lobbies and on the streets for seve.
raj days. OF course nothing positive
can he known in the matter; but the
general tenor ofpublic opinion here Is
decidedly adverse to- it's final passage
The fact that the measure will fail TO
pass the Senate unless materially modi,
iied, is generally conceded. Many re-.
publican representatives voted for The
Stevens resolution without giving the
subject much thought or attention, who
on reflection, have decided to use their
personal influence 10 prevent its passage
in the Senate. The Presidents mes.
sage haslmadc a new revelation to them.
Thay are here with the honest intention
of voting for the measures best calculat.
ed TO secure the public good.
The ball viii openin the Senate to-
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morrow. Senators Doolittlc Trunbull
and other will not hesitate to array them.
themselves against the resolution in, the
out SCI. Many other are pledged todd
so during the coufse Of tho debate, al,l
the result will be the disagreement Of the
Senate to The House resolution, and a
proposed amendment that will leave it
shorn of objections, If not of vitality.
1t is generally believed here that the
radicals have resolved upon plhymEa
desperate game, but the precise dodge
agreed upon has not been divulged.
Some believe that, failing to carry our
the proposed joint resolution, and there
by paving the way for keeping all the
Southern States ont Of the Union until
after another Presidential election, thev
Will undertake basis of representation
from population rs now provided for in
the Constitution, to that Of representa-.
tion'according to the number Of votes.
This would entail change Of the Con.
stitntion, but the radicals wonld unQnes-
tionably vote as one man to keep all
those States ont Of Congress until this
constitutional amendment was passed
by them respectively. A few days vii.
develop their policy.
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From washington.

WAsnINeroN, Dec. lO.-Major Gen.
Logan was, fora long time, in consulta.
ton with Secretary Seward Yesterday,
on the snbject of affairs connected with
the Mexican Mission.
Whatever truth there may be in the
recently published ri'nors respecting
the Presidents cohtcmplatedaction with
regardto The Southern States, it is well
known here that h" acts on all the cases
affecting restoration as they arise. and
this, while engaged in that work, is the
best exponent of his own policy. No
one being authorized to declare what
course he will pursue in the future.
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Fashiona le Dress Maxim

Mrs. ]. NJ, ELLIOTT is expecting n
lYl first class dress maker, aLd.will carr
ry on fashionable dress making In tho base
ment Of her residence. She has also just
opened neat aud fashionable selcciion OF
MI Wool Delaines, French Mcrinoes Silk
Poplins, Black and Brown Debages and
Black Alapaoas. Also, white Kid Gloves,
Collars. and Dress Trimmings, which she,
will take pleosurc in showing to her pa,
irons dec 0G5--2w6
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ANTAGONIST OF THE MESSAGE AND
THE RADrCALs.-Tho extreme Radicals
came here with tho determination oftrea,.
ing the Southern States as out of the
Union. This was the theory npon
which they based their action at the .pri-
vate caucuscs on Friday and Saturday,
both Mt Stevens and Pomeroy's rooms.
1t was at those private mcrungs that
their plans Of operation were marked out.
lr was there that they decided to secure
the passage IF the joint resolution ap-
pointing n joint committee on re-.
reconstruction. While they pretended
to provide that the credentials of the
Southern members should ba sent to
that committee, their real nlan was. as
soon ms the Senate consented to the Joint
committee, to pass resolution declaring
that there were no Southern States 10
be- represented. and dispose of the Gre
dentials of Southern members in that
form. The first part of the programme.
was carried out through the caucus on.
Saturday night. while the other portion
isonly held i'll tho background await.
ing the action of the Senate on the first
This. :hen, leaves no doubt that their
lntesitlons were to treat the Southern
States as having los, all their rights "a.
such by the rebellion, and we're only to
he treated as conquered territory, or
some nncxplored region, snhiec: to all
the manpnations by Congress in regard
to every local interest, as in those in.
stances. This facb is undenable.
Their programme was in q fair way of
being successful when che Message of
PRESIDENT Johnson makes its appearances
and instead of arguing that the States
are rehllv out, he proclaims that State
can member secede. commit treason, nor
shield i"ca~on in its citizens. ITe then.
IN subs, 'nue. argues thht The Southern
; a;"s = e aS mnch in the Union as they
ever W" q. ana il was only necessary for
ihem - :".o"3anize their State gov
",Hmr - "ccs their Senators and
IL" '.","2'' rrs. to be entitled to rcp.
r. o. y Congress-. His areu.
m"ni 81 3 no'qt lead to the conclusion
INT mt '''"7 naNs Just as much right in
Congrc,. as New York or Pennsvlva.
ma Washington Correspondence Of The,
NeW York Herald.
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European.

Spain has withdrawn her interference
in Chilian affairs.
Stephens. the Fnnian Had Centre;
has not been captured.
+. Cotton, breadstuHfs and provisions are
unchanged. Consols 891.
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EleHfons for Judges and ChapcelIors

On Thursday last tn" above offices
were 'ballotted for, with The fnllowing re.
suit 4: Law Judges, I. ". DAwEINs.
F. j MOSES, A. P. ALDRIcn Chan
cellors, W.. D. JOHNSON, H. d. LES.
SESNE.
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Notice.

WILL be sold at Public Auction. ON
wv Thursday. 28th instant, at the,
plantation Of Estate of Mrs. Wilkes, 9 miles
from Winusboro, on the Peay's Ferry Road,
The Utensils Of snid ri:,lasation..
ALSO,
CORN, FODDER, PEAS, &C., &C.
and one Bay Marc.
Terms cash. Sale to commence at IL
a. NJ. 8. E. SalITM. Agont.
dec 1865 2awf2w>
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Negro InSufreerioE.

" y WY !" w h"S paper para
graph on this subject from n Louisiana
paper, The indications here, ar" the
same as those mentioned IN 'hp Plnn.
ter'S Banner. We cannn, hnwcvrr he.
lieve that the negroes will hp guilty Of
the s'upendeous folly ofan insurr"c,ion ;
AT least in the up.conntry, where III"
blacks have more intelligence than lac.
longs to their race asa class.
We say "stupcndeous fnllv." for what
could they effect ? In Jam,ics where
every negro not over 40 years
old has been free from his birth. where
they had arms IN abundance, and where
they outnumbered the whites ten tn one,
their recent insnrrection resulted in the
murder off, few whites at the outbreak,
while now the negroes are being hung bv
the housand. It, mast be horne in mind
too, tkat there were only 800 soldiers in
the Island population near 500, ,0oO),
when this. outbreak occurred. and that
the white population of Jamaica are not
trained to The nsc of arms. a
z With us The advantage is on tive side
of the whites, The disparity is lir'Ie
over two to one. TIE whites. men anil
boys. are armed Mn least with revolyers,
and are skilledinstaeir use. Oar whole
able.bodied male population are neteran
soldiers Of four years experience in des.
peratc warfare against great odds. The
providence of Gen PERRY and Gen.
GILMoRE has caused the organization of
companies throughont the State. In
our District we have four companies
(WooDwARDs, .MAcHE's, HnaAN's and
McCULLY's, } each of over one hundred
young men. They are on the alert. as
Capt W's order puhllsh"d in o,r columns
shows. On an alarm each of these
companies would be augmented to
battalion by those not now received on
the company rolls. The United States
troops in the State are thoroughly in
sympathy with us in the eveBs &c s,,np.
gro insurrection. s,s
An insurrcc'ion then conla 'oas(xl lssilil
aOo"l') lead TO an ertermi@9Gg1 81
negroes. agtgtiei 81
Al'h""gh then. there is ~ iSst'sscstse
r
tor alarm IN any event. yet it. is afwaYs
well to be prepared, and we are gratifirl
to know that every preparation nerrssa.
ry has been made; and that our State
police companies, and the oher orqani
zafton, will be on the alert until our
Militia is thoroughly organized and arm.
ed.
We can also say. chat if the negroes
attempt any lawlessness in this part of
the State, Major General A&ks will
teach them a lesson they will not soon
forget. l,,s
--------se. .a.---,---+ SO ~.
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IConiniIiiiicaied.
COLUMBIA, Dec. IL, 1865.

pHQdcni Welding TO the Influence takes
ms seat tpl'.i down what may he inter
I"sHnH or a' least TO keep your readers
posted ~ tufhe events tr;tmspirng here.
r .le m"nHn.rs Hrp &iihiulIy at work to
ERnS hhN" necessary legislation to enable
: Ehem 'o he ats home in time for the
Y Christmas holidays. Sine" the mpws of
the las week from Washington, there
appears To b" a feeling Of apathy except
on one or tw" snhj"crs, perhaps. In nthe
Senate. lively discussion took place
Yesterday on 81 resolution from the
House, asking that BODY to join them in
an election for three Law Judges The
debate was lengthy and holly maintain.
ed on both sides. Some of the ohiec.
tions urged were, chat the mprobabliry
OF our'rcstoration to the Union, render.
ed the filing of the Offices unnecessary
and uScleSs--as there would he nothing
Tor them to do And since our relations
to the Government were SO uncertain.
that the impovnr he'd condition of the
State demanded that no unnecessary ex.
pensrs should lr, incurred On the
other hand it. was maintained that the
conference between Governor. Perry
and General Gilmore. had settled the
I Qn"S'r"n ~ rotation 70 the government
!i white men. A vote being at length
taken. il was resolved Io hold elections
Tor tn" three Judges On Thursday next,
and immediately thereafter proceed to
'hr"lrc'ion of Two Chancell ,rs. The
many admirers Of G.'l Kprshaw will
b" sorry to iearn hat he lras withdrawn
his name as candidat,. lur t"uncpllor
IL Is TO be hoped ~ at. g"n,leman
will 2omc lay give ~. people of the
Sat" an 'iporiuri'v Of te< flying their
y.St appreciation of his worth In aav
position he would main,ain .,me pc.
'ohli>lted and end"ared to the State in
he records of the past. A bill to amend
the patrol law had second reading to
dav. IT. provides that on every planta.
II III rmplnving rem nr m,re hands, per.
son shall be,employrd, competent to ex.
erciSc patrol du,v unless the owner be-.
inga person capable of performing such
duiY.9reside thereon himself. The pur.
pose is to proside sufficient patrol
force for the State. The committee on
retrenchment, appointed in the House.
made their report yesterday, to lie con.
sider"d to-day. They recommend n re.
dnction ofsalaries Of certain officers, also
that many appropriations be suspended
this year, some ofthe most important. of
which Iq"ote as follows: Appropria.
ton for Free Schools, Military Acade.
mies, South Carolina Colleges, Adiu.
tant and Inspector General. Quarter.
master Quarantine Law and Post Ply.
S'c'an, aud for Comptroller General
II is tlonght,a q hard fighr will he made
in favor ofJ"taining the oaiiiaes Of Adiu-
tam and Inspector General sand Comp.
trot|rr Grnerai.
There VIII he stricken out from annual.
appropriations heretofore made-certain
=.
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NEGRO INsURREcrIoN Is TO Re
DREADED From various directions
there come earnest forebodings of ins,lr.
rections.
The .Planter's' Banner, (La.,) of the
26th. has the following
From our observations we are satisfied
that there is aninfernal influence ut work
upon the negroes somewhere. that is nrg.
ing them on TO their ultimate ruin
Where do they get all their IDEAS about
donations of land, houses mules, etc. Z?
Why this sullen refusal to work at anv
price, or to make contracts to work Z?
Why this increasing hatred to the land
holder and tile white man. WHY this
inordinare desire to vote, as though thai
alone would secure bread and clothing2
Why. since they have their liberty, are
they so unhappy and dissatisfied =? The
negroes in this country were never so
unhappy, so dissatisfied and miserable as
they now are. Why these comb.
nations among negroes and these pledge.
es not to work for Southern men, even
for wages i? Why these midnight assem-
blages of negroes in spme OF our neigh.
boring parishes, by hundreds in one as
semblage, nearly a thousand, in one
instance, with renegade white men for
a1vis"rs ? There is deep. secret, damna.
''le rascality somewhere in connection
with this unfortunate and misguided
lace.
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For Sale.

A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE BUILD.
~ ING 40 by Is. The building is To-
Gated mile from town. Apply.at this Of
foe. deo 18'65
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For Sale.

TWO (2OO0) thousand bushels Petit
Il Gulf Cotton Seed. Address
,.. NICHOLSON & EEL,
acc looo-Z* Chester, s. G.
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THE JUDGMENTS OF. WoNEN.-In a
conversation ] once held with an eminent
minister Of the church, he made this fine
observation I'VE will say nothing of
I he way'in which that sex usually con.
duct an agum"nt; but the tntuitive :judg.
mentsHof eUomen are often more to be
relied upon than the conclusions. which
we reach by an elaborate process Of rea.
soning. No man that has an Intelligent
wife, or is accustomed to fhe societv of
e'lIcatcd women, will dispute this. FINES
without number yon mus, have known
them >to decide questions on the instant,
anil with unerrng accuracy, which YOU.
had been poring over for honrs, perha ps
with 20 other result than to find yonr
self getting deeper and deeper into the
tangled maze of difficulties, 1t were
hardly generous to allege that they nc.
hieve these feats less by reasoning than
sort of sagacity which approxima'es to
the sur" instincts Of the .nni ,al races
and yet there seem to he some ground
for the remark ofa witty French writer;
that when a man hastoiled, step bv step,
mp flight of stairs, he will be sure to find
woman at 'he top; hut she will not BE-
able to tell how she got there. How
she got there, however, is Of little mck
ment, Ifthe conclusions a, woman has
reached are sound, that is all that con.
Germs as And that they are very apt
TO be sound on tho practical matters Of
domestic and secular life. nothing bnt
prudence or self con;eit can prevent us
from acknowledging - Tie inference,
therefore, is unavoidable, ibh, The man
who thinks it beneath his dignity to take
counsel with an intelligent wife stands IN
his OWL ligh,, and betrays that lack Of
Judgment which he tacIily attributes to
hei."
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Th" Virginia Legislature has met at
Richmond. Johd B Baldwin. strong
uhionist before the war, but nevertheless
member of the Confederate Congress,
was chosen Speaker. The Governor :
message was read. He saws the State
owes SAL 900, 900, and has '$22, OOU, 600
Of available assets. The interest due on
January is over $4,000, 900. He re-.
commcnda tax upon the oyster hus
ness, and the sale of the State interest
III railways, which might reduce The tlehA
by $4,000 900. He thinks but lille
legislation is'rrQnircd concerning freed
men, and advocates their admission to
the courts on the same basis as white
persons. The repeal of nsury laws is
recommended, and the message closes
with an cxhortation to support the Union
in the payment Of taxes and every other
way. ~
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CONFLICT OF Generai
Grant in his report Of operations atfbe
surrender on the 9Th OF April last. rses
tho following language - nsf7 tttat,
Seen. Lees great influence through,
out the whole Sonth caused Iis eM mple
to be followed, and to-day the r.(nlt is
that the armies lately under his laMder,
ship are at their homes. desiring peace
and quiet"
a company is in process Of org Y;zs.
ton in New Orleans ftr. The pngnosc. Of
encouraging the cultivation Of co on ~
advancing planters adequate ,aeaNs L)
cultivate their lands.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TUE
" co-partnership hitherto existiag and dong
business at Big Flat. Trinity county. Cal under
the name of ". Whelan & Co. is this day dissoiv-
ed by mutual consent. All persons indebted 10
the late firm by note or book account. are rc-
quested to settle Immediately with either Of the
undersigned. NJ. WHELAN.
W. CODDINGT0N ( CO.
Big Flat, Nov. 26, 1864. 5.3w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04

Az ITEM FOR WHISKY DRIyKERs.-A San Fran
cisco paper states that the whisky retaled in
that city is distilled from coal oil, turpentinc,
coculus indcus. stramonium and oil of vitriol,
and is a thousand times more deadly in its effects
than heart disease.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04

Or CorRsE.-A rebel Episcopal divine applied
10 Gen. Sherman, after he occupied Savannah,
10 know if he would be allowed to pray for JET
Davis . Pray for him why certainly 'en.
and the Devil need praying for very much.