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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-13
Gin WagintltaniSdeS Secret.

Cine Correspondents pUn 9apanna, botiri ben
6. WRai, brir9t ole Na6ri4t pOn eiuem Secret.
bas Der 6oiler Marimilian ~erloien bat uno oos
rnter onberen folgenbe 8%eitiMmuns entbdlt:
9ie Re9ierunsSform 1T cine bei6rdntte Gil
mited) erbli9e MOnur4ie, nit einerl fatbOlis
i6en SarRen an Der Spite SIN Sad beg So
bes Oes aaiIers ODER irsenO zines aroern Grels'
Miles. bOs ibn our 8eSierung nnfdbts tiadt,
iplro letne Uerluu6te @emablin, bic 9a1lerIi1"
ielbttrerltdnblt9 &esentin bes Rei6e8 ieIn.
Der RaIier, Der bic SDuperdnitdt ber Station
WprdIenttrt, tptro Sur& Elm Winiteriura pom
Reun Sspartsmenten (8ron4en) unterfAst
UstoeN.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-13
prdTOent Jobnfon's 0lnfprabe an bic farbise
Delegation.

@esen2 ubr am 9ounerltas Nahmittag er.
ldien cine Delegation DON farbigen 8reoisern
IN benz @mpfanssSimrner bes 9rdlioenten unb
slner Der Selesoten belt cine gnlpra9e al,
perm eScbnion, uuo iberrei1te bemlelben Elm
document NIT 8ei4lalen, in pelden bic Ssar,
o'9e1 sbrens 9rum iiber ben Sob glbrobam Sin,
coins Ausorud perlleben, ibre 9reuoe iiber bi,
tpdbrenb Der Standardization beIelben erfolot,
emancipation uno ibre Sreue seeen Die Neois
rung auSipraden. sa9a-9a4e 81.
Ser Prdfcent erpieoerte : ~
8e3isli6 beiien, mas Sic BEL bteier Gelegen
belt als Der Reprdientant uno bas Organ Der
ieni9sn farbiseH Mdnner, uelde bier feben
aefast baben, pertnutbe id, bab es tauut tStbi
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-13
SSeme geries,
$500, 100000

.PDVV1VVVfVUW
q. st. Z SD NnIet6e,
sablbar In btet Sabrer BON :~cn,aenser Is. SUM IA.
Subicriptipnen peroen iebt an 9enommen
TGr bic
3Weife 5erte $50 Mcteu.
Der erEea Gsrte tn isDr 9'nF&s SbrItt NIT NuSuabms tas
Datams.
S~ntsrtTen rertea rem GGss scr 8ebftriPtESn an Sts gum
ID. Stunt poraHSbst hit
&4brEber Mc&tm,
Gpts'dt, Efeattruass. Naenttn,
(~rsr3z0-S) MOSde 3ittmers n. Ga Sertarva
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-13
Die erpebition mad, gtlna unter Gen. esssle

Die erpeeition mad geltna untsr Gen. @tseIc.
Die fritber gemeloete ginnabme BON Selma
beitdt!st iid. Na6 elmer GOrreilpnoen3 oes
.SeraIo" npm Olobi(e uno Nlata1na Silver
perlieB @eneral Steele nit elmer Grpeoition
Mobile anl %. QlpriI, fubr ben alabama
binauf uno lam bel Selma am 81. @pril an.
Die Stabt mar sum groBen Gbeil in Ruinen
uno cine Nbtbeilung feinblider .GapaQerie in
Der Ndbe. Bon Ter ginnabme &c. fa9t Der 8e=
ridt mob gi6ts. 9ie 6iptte teltano aus stpei
&anonenbpoten uno ben SranSpOrtS fur cine
Oioilion. Ne i, i, f.. -
Die expedition 1T niht nur ourd Die Ope-
ration ielbtt !pidtlg, ionoern aud bur9 Die
Sbatia6e, oab Der Nlobama biz Selma idiff>
bar uno bic Sruppen bert Ieidt p~erpflegt mere
ben %t6nnen..
Sorfdriftem unS giegnlationen in Ss;us amf ben
eo,nmersielen Ssrfebr NIT ben nfurreftiUEeue
1aei#t GtGatet. .t..>rf
,t- 4r.a (5Grtesune unS SGluS.l III
g. 2aben in unb Ibfabrt DO II Ell
inurretttOnelIen Staat. =
S6iife in einem fir ben @eltbanbel ni6t er6ff=
net ertldrten, innerbalb zines iniurreftioneIen
Staates gelesenen !9afen, lolen untsr Der Nuf=
ii6t oes betreffenoen 8eanten oieleS 9epartes
ments belaoen perbell, Der il6, ebe CT Die Gl1s
idiffuns irgeno zines Nrtitels erldubt, rapon
lberSeust, bab ale Earen ulo Geblbreu, tpel6e
bic Regulation auferlegt, be5ablt iinb, uno in
lolhem Sail Is auf benz Wlanife(t a~ttelttrt.
Wenn auf ir9eno einen Mrtitel bic @ebIbren
niht beSablt iino, fol- feline Glltiruttd betpiuiat
uno eS ipa au{ benz 2aoemanifeit OesfoQS 8ez
mertung semadt peroen, -uno Der 3olbeamte
am 8eitimmun9sbafen zines lol6en S9iifes
lou bic giiter 10 lauge Suridbalten, biz ale
Saren nrb @sblbrten mad Wla5gobe Der Sc
lsBe uno 8esulatipnen be3ablt iino.
IL y Vprratb Stores. 8erfpnen, Die
an lr9eno einem 8lab in einem inlurrettiprelem
Staat gOrratb@Sto 5u balten wini6en, fol-
len lid oesbalb bel benz ndditen S9abz9 eport
ment8z8 eamten benerben, uno in Der 8etper=
buns fol- a~nseseben iein, oab Der 8smerber
gesen Die Re9ieruns Der Ser. Staaten lonal 1T,
uno ipenn man pm ieiner 2oDalitdt fih iberz.
seu8t bat, lam ibm bic 2icenS gu einem fol9en
BorratbsS Store Ubne 0erSus ge9eben peroerL
nno Die perlon, trel6er man cine Iol4e 2icena
ertbeilt, lou ermd6ti9t iein, Glitter in ir9eno es
nem anberen, @orratbtore in ben iniurrettipnel.
len Stauten pber %fpnitp6 u~n3utaufen, 9ie
Yerion, wel6e cine jolde 2ieen5 erbalt, ipu bas
tar Die esiebli& feftseieste Sebabr Sablen.
- 9lmir te, MrttteI.G~, ..Mle NrtfpI
BEG 2otaleoniums Ober Der BrOcutticn, ais
Sr'hte, Butter, @ier, Sis, 5Ieii6, 6pGs, 8Ob>
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-13
Gin as.niitbliGes Smieaefprd0.

@19liihe Bldtter brineen Elm e~llenlan9es
@eiprd1 5nii6en BEN 8ebelIengenera[ Saroe(
uuo einem 3eitung8reporter, BET benz rpabr-
i6einli6 bic 9idtung cine gr06ere Noue Ipiel1
aIs Die @abrbeit, benn 9aroee tonumt uns oa
bel pje Elm 4rimaner pcr, BEN fem 9rpfe7o,
Die Sdrauben auigeiebt BAT. I'm ni9t weits
ldufig 5u fem, miro es, 9enilgen, BLOB ben Su=
bait Der Rebelenipeisbeit mit5utbeilen. 6aroee
Der ieinem Snquirenten itets nit grobe @epii=
ienbaftigteit uno nit nod 9r6Berer GeouIo anti
pcrtet, iagt cbngefdbr:
/. vS6 oente mir lperben balo 6riecen
buten."
2. sd CLAUDE ni6t an @ueriqa's unt
peroe 9e9en ie featen; anoere @enerdIe iaser
audi TO-"
B. vSoutb Carolina lit Der am dr9ten 9es
orpI4ene Stat in Der Union o."
4. y9ie leitenoen Setter 1ino ebenIaQS aes
brplden uno per1n6sen gti9ts ilber bic Wta1en.
0as Bolt Mil nit benz Norben in Srieoen lie,
ben, pOr1us9eiebt man ereiIt uns nur nit
@lacebanoldubeu an. SIN arpern Sail feb
i6 fur Nidts gut"
5. Btr OIf5iere BADEN tein @eIp mebr II.
mIiIen in 3utunft arbeiten, btes miro mir in
meinem Sitter iebr i6tper fallen, oenu id per-
itsbe fein @ef6dft."
6. rSeff. 9api8 bat Ntdt8 nit benz WlOrr
QlncOIn'8 gu tbuu. st bat audi i6eint's fein
GOlO, oenn er tpOlte auT 8erlansen Sobnitcn's,
peiien Sploaten niht be5abIen. SD oente,
CT e5 nit Ii6 aus Dem 2anoe nlmmt,
miro CT eS ben gantea wieber suriidi6iden."
Z. ug8 lit nod piel 8aumnpGe i'm Snoen,
man fol- iie ben 8eiiBern ni6t mesnebe
ba. ie bieielben 9ebrauden, I'm bamit
su maden, um ni6t 5u @runoe gu
Seben &C."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-13

Die mir idon seltern nlit9etbeift baben, bat
fh 8 GENERAL st D ecran5 in elmer in
8Oftrn geboItenen 0leee 9e9eu pos MuS=
panoern ameritaniiher 8etetanan nu1 OleritO
ousgeiproden. Sir iiuo nit ibm BARN elm
peritunoer, DoB 9ieienisen, pelfe 70 eiig cine
gufr sung benubt uno ii6 an bic epiee eez
brdn9t baben, nidt pieI taugen, ionoern pub es
itd bel iplden 2euten tauptidQli6 I'M ben
8rOft boncelt, ben iie iid omf Soften oe6 NUS
poncerers su5ueisnen bOffen. @us uber oieFe
Sadie in ibret a0semeinen ppIitiden Senoena
betriht, 70 tenren mir nidt Die Qnli9ten beg
General &Oiecrons, 9lauben jeoO6 annesnten
gu muien, OaB iie pon ben ~uniri9en iebr per=
idieben fino. Sir 9ieieuigen, ipelde Die 8er@
gansenbeit uno Die Gounecticnen oes General
0ipiecrans f~eunen, beoarf es teiner meiteren
Grfldrun9. Su far5er 3eit i6On piro es m1gz
lib iein, cine flare ginii9t in oas ganSe prOs
Jeff 5u gepinren un6 li6 barber beftimmt AUS
3uipre9en. 60 LANCE empfebIen mir @eoulo
une feline Gberellten S6ritte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-13

Der rP btlGbelpbia Snqutrer",
Der il6 gum 9aupta9ltator Der Nu8panoerun9s.
afaire au MAIDEN ideint, Ihreibt: Sic M9ens
ten Der peri9ieoener gnrcairlne8 OfRcen ia.
gen ben Npplitanten, Dab man le aur 8feiie
na6 Sonora unteritlbsu peroe. 9iele Inter
fttsun9 be(tdnoe in 1000 Cellars, ipoppn bic
cine 9dlfte pDr ber Nbfabrt BON Sem gptt uub
Die anbere Bel Dem ueberi6reiten Der Creme
besablt perOen ioa. Die Gmigranten iOIlel1
ii6 friecli8 @ III g pnord oniiebeln. Sic fol.
len bier feline Nafen erbalten, pirben le aber
IN Sonora 9eitbrt, 10 iollten ie oamit perleben
IS s, ben bic 6 m igrante
nebmen ollen, 1T bic ueberlanbz
route unb 5por bur6 bic 8erei=
nt9ten Staten mad Sort Smith
IN Artan q unbpon bort burd
Die oBGainS" mad Der Stobt Gbit
buabua, bic an Der @ren3e d 8
9etObten 2anbes lie ct. o.
nSobolo Die Gmigronten Sonora errei6en,
miro Suure3 cine NrOtlamotiOn erlo0en uuo Ie
81 Slr9ern Der 8epublit Nieritc mo@en. 9ieS
tDIro lie befdbl9en, bel Der beoOrltebenoen 8rd0z
o%e1tenwabl fur 0rtesa 5u Itimmen, Der unfebl-
bar Der nd6ite 9rdltoent ieiu miro. /"
wMur milan miro ipslei9 na6 Der Gntunf1
BON eini9en 3pan3i9tauienben ameritonii6e,
Gmigranten, frii6 pOn 9irip, ieine &rone, lei-
men 9urpurmantet, feline 26feI uno Silberpaa.
rem einpaden, auf einem f6nellen 9ampfel
nab Srieit fabren urO ppn oa auf Der gilen=
balm ieine Heiie nab Wien fDrtfesen, 10 t
MeritO ppny ben Ser. Staater
0nnerirt mirb." lo@ ria. air nee
Nnmettuns Der Hebaftion. Sizes QtIes Iall-
tet iebr ld6n, mir mrIen ibrigenS benerten,
buB man pom Sort Smith mad Santa Sc zoe
MeiIen gu MAIDEN bat; BON Santa Sc rad be,
@reu3e BON Wlerito 800 Nyilen unb pon pa
no2 CHIHUAHUA obernals 200 Mleilen. Serner
!lest CHIHUAHUA ni6t an Der @ren3e BON
sonora, iOnoern $50 MelIen papon e%ntfernt
gSlr tra9en: $50 bleibt bic Geographic Der
A8enten un0 Ber beSablt bic 8eiietCIten ?"-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-29
Dry Goods, Millinery, DC.

TRY GOODS AND NOTIONs.--Th sub
1 stock sefGef or Dry S1'te GOODS and NoTI0Ns
ssting in part of Fulled Cloths, Satinest Casss-
meres Hosiery, Linseys, Domestic Ginghanss
Brown and Bleached Cotton, Dress Goods
Balmorals, Handkerchiefs, Gloves HoopsElres
Shawls, Woolens, Hoods Sontags, and general
purchased for cash, and will be sold from this
time with the view to closing out the entire
stock during the present season. All who wish
to purchase may find it to their adyantage to
give us call. y. q. JOHNOON,
oct 19-tf Ill, King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-29

The Raleigh Standard of the 9th announces
tue arrival in that city of Dr. Powell, State
Agent at Washington, bearing with him i'm
Rortant dispatches from the President to Gov.
holden in relation to the future policy Of the
State and expressing the hope chat the Legis-
ature will promptly adopt tpe Constitutional
Amendment abolishing slavery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-29

The Emperor Napoleon, Empress and Prince
Imperial have gone to Compeigne. The En-
peror has ordered great reduction in the
army. A thousand soldiers have arrived from
Italy, The cholera is still at Naples; none at
Rome. The 10Th regiment of French troops
left for France The Queen of Spain is indis-
posed. The Bank of Belgium has raised Dis
clunt rates. l,..s "a = e 81 z=e sr $50
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lvobu;u!r;.. ]. LXVI: {. <; VI:
ra PUBLISHED (DAILYe BY y Y @ 5
ED GAR sNIOWDEN, zSR 4: { ss.s va

4 FOFFICE-No. 5l0A King street, over
EEp,snch's Book Store. to .a.. @E..sz eats:s9
advertisements and Subscriptions re-
the Printing 99cs st Ra Edar sfsaots snox
Eas agar j. Owing's Dry Goods store. q
"a as-TERMs oFffSUBCRIPTIoN-Six cents
~ month; or Six dollars PER AFNUM, payable
ID advance. 4, syssg..@f gSI<I
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y ~. S II + T S
The next thing to d good fitting coat is q gooe
fitting SHIRT; which can only be obtained By
measurement. the same as for a coat.
MESSRS. O;NEIL q DWELLY are pre-
pared to take measures and manufacture
SHIRTS to order, and guarantee a lit. Give
them trial If you want a nice fttlng shirt
Their place Of bushes is at 50: King st. no 2-tf
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TURS cleaned, repaired and altered to the la
/ test fashions, at II RS. Il. ROSEABAC NJ s.
~ Kinp Ct Alexandria Va oc 31-tf
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Ohm T. CREIGHTON s. SON,

JOHN I. CREIGHTON s. SON.
o.s8 King Street. Alexandria. Virginia1
nEALERS IN >GRJCULTURAL I'M
J PIGMENTS. Hardware, Cutlery, Bellows,
Anvils, Nail Rods Horse Shoes Blister steel,
Files, Rasps, Shoeing Tools, &c. Commn's
Iron Beam Ploughat factory Prices; Castings
for Titus Iron Plough kept on hand; Sash,
Doors, Blinds, &C., furnished to order. Roofing
Felt, and Cement, Percussion Caps Double
and Single Guns, Shot Pouches, Powder Flasks,
&c., wholesale and Retail. Terms Cash. sel-tf
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
M OF NEW YoRK:
Cash Assets July. l, 1865 .......s1ss, s0o' 'oeo
Annual income, in cash. 900, 600
The dividends of this company are larger, in
amount for premiums paid than in any COM
pany in the world.
All Of the profits arising from this immense
fund are ANNUALLY DIVIDED amongst
the insured. 80,
Applications received at TTKoMas M RMGaass No. s:, lef
DR. CHARLES ". CHAEoELLoR:
oct 5-tf Aedtca4 Examiner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-29

TRENCH FLUTING done at
II MRS. H ROSENBAUMS, ll'f, KING st
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-11

THRiLLIsG INCIDENT In Prussia, recently
points-man was at the junction of two lines of
railway, his lever in hand, fora train was sig
nailed. The engine within few seconds of
reaching the -embankment, when the man, on
turning his head perceived his little boy playing
on the rails ofthe line the train to pass over
:! Lie down y ne shouted out to the child but
as to himself he remained at his post. The train
passed along on its way, and the lives of a hun
dred passengers were perhaps saved. But :he
poor child The father rushed forward expecting
to take up only corpse, bat what was his JOY
on finding that the boy had at once c6eyed his
order he had lain down, and the whole train
had passed over without injury. The next day
the King sent after the man, and attached to his
breast the medal for civil courage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-11

Is the Ortum of ls-, my f:cnd, the editor of
the Bdidinsrdic Bugie, was obliged to leave per-
feshenel dootes and go and dig his taters. and
he axed me to edit for him doorin' his absence
Accordingly ground up bis shears and COM
meuced. 1t didn't take me CRATE while to slash
ont copy cnuf from the 1changes for issoo
and thawt III ride up 70 the next town p
little Jaunt, rest my Brancs which had bin
severly rackt by my mental efforts. This is
sorter Ironical.) So went over to the Iale Road
Office and axed the Superintendent for pars.-
You a cditor?' he axcd evidently on the point
of snickering - Yes Sir, sez !, I" don't
look poor enuf'?' -" Just about SAID ne, but
our Road can I pars YOU" " Can't hay ?" " No,
Sir, can't - Becau=," soz I, loookin' him
full in the face with eagle eye, = it goes so
dsrned slow i, can't pars anybody - Methinks
had him thar. It's the slowost Rale Road IN
the West With a mortified air he told ne to git
out of his offiss. pi.icd hi'n and wens--Arit-
mus Ward.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-11

POSTMASTER PERKIxs.-There is something
wrong in the San Francisco Post Office, and
there is no use DENYING it, On Saturday, Feb
ruary 25th. we received letter which was mail
ed in San Francisco on Tuesday, the 2lst- The
letter was plainly directed. and the delay in time
occasioned great Inconvenience to parties. who
trusted In the regularity of the mail Again,
Postmaster Perkins writes up to Susun tha: the
numbers of the Solano Press, in the package
which we send to San Francisco, are usually uE-
addressed. This statement we know to be false.
Some Of our city subscribers receive their papers
regularly, and others have no: had copy for
two months, although it has been mailed to them
every week We have no objection to Perkins
making any reasonable excuse for the careless
of the affairs in his office, but when he, or
any Of his deputies. resort to misrepresentation
to justify their own negligence it is time that the
public should know it.-Solano Pre,s
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-11

The FoaTs Al TIE MOUTH OF TIE CoLUaaIA
We learn from parties who have lately visited
the for;;feations at the mouth Of the Columbia
river. that the work already completed is of an
immense character. At Cape Disappointment,
four ef the guns are mounted into their places,
one of eight inch bore, two OF eleven inch bore,
and one OF fifteen inches. 4 number of the quar-
tiers at the Cape are completed. Al Fort Steyens
they have completed large bomh-proof maga-
zine, and the main entrenchments surrounding
the Notifications. The guns and carriages are en-
the ground hut none are acknowledgements
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-11

STAMPS IN JUSTICES CoCRTs.-We believe it
is or until lately has been the general impression
among Justices of the Peace and htigants IN their
Courts, that the Internal Revenue Law exempted
the writ or summons, by which suits are COM
fnenced in those Courts. from the necessity of
being stamped \ case recently occurred in
the Court Of Justice Coggins, in which objection
was made to recovery on the ground that the
summons had not fifty cent stamp. y critical
examination of the law followed and seemed to
make it clear that, whore the amount claimed is
one hundred dollars or over, the summons must
have n stamp Of the denomination mentioned
but where less than that amount is claimed, no
stamp is necessary. Relieving that an error in
this important matter has been more or less
prevalent Throughout: the State, which may lead
10 great inconvenience and loss to parties in JUS
tees Courts, we have thought proper TO call at
'scation to the subject. The gcr~ral proviso of
~.he Internal Revenue Act towards the end of
Schedule Z. which provides for the exemption Of
process in justices Coart from the stamp duties,
contains these words: Except as hereinbeforc
provided - so that the cases thercinbelorc pro-
yided do not fall within the general exemption.
By looking back little in the same schedule.
uuder the head Of . Legal documents" the fol-
lowing will be founl as the exception referred
to " Where inc amount claimed in writ is
sued by Court not of record Is $500 or over, fifty
cents" The word 'i writ - here. when taken in
connection with the proceeding context, is un-
doubtedly equivalent TO the words - writ or
other original process" We beiicvc il is held
in Courts Of record that the stamping Of the
summons at the time of issuance is essential to
the validity of the subsequent proceedings. The
same effect will doubtless follow from tac same
cause in Justices Courts, in AZ! cases in which
500 and upwards arc claim el.-Lnioa, Sd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-11
Reduction in Prices to Subscribers.

A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE FOL-
~ lowing list of AMERICAN and FOREIGN
PERIODICALS, for which | receive subscrip-
tions Permanent arrangements have been made
with the United States Government for carving
the Mails from the Atlantic States by steamer
three times month. which enables me to re-
ceive subscriptions at a much lower rate than
formerly. The same care and attention will he
paid to the forwarding of all packages for which
this establishment has gained Such an enviable
reputation throughout the Pacific Coast
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-11

\ SPECIMEN THE LoT.-G. B.,Lamar-one
Of the hottest of the fire-eaters, one OF the no
rc-constructonists, no-submisSionsts, one of
the cblow-the-top-o -your-head-oG fyou-mention-
such-a-thing gists-took prominent part in the
citizens meeting resenty held in Savannah
lie had been engaged in blockade running, and
seeing not only bis butter, but his bread itself,
in jeopardy. took practical view of . the situ-
alton " and made haste to submt-not that he
loved chivalry etc. etc. less, but that he loved
(speak it not in GATH the almighty dollar as
dearly as any money-sccking Yankee that ever
lived.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-11

An elderly rebel extensively dressed in jean.
and bearing a gold-headed cane, car to Generei
Sherman headquarte--s one evening. durinc the
faid' 10 -.-e what va up. He was treated well,
and took lis misfortune in losing negroes and
/ stock very philosophicaly, and seemed to COM
fort himself with saying that . things is going to
the devil anyhow and it didnt make much differ
encc how soon = As he was taking his leave
he asked: g Whar yer guine from har, Gneral p
Sherman looked at the old fellow quizzicaly for
a moment, and replied: Why pretty much
where we d--n pleascH' With this comforting
assurance the gold-hcadcd cane retired
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-11

WHEN WILL THEY MEET There is curious
duel now pending in Boston which began ten
years ago Mr. 4, a bachelor, challenged
Mr. B married man with one child, who
replied that the conditions were not equal-that
he must necessarily put more at risk with his life
than the other and declined. \ year afterwarl
he received challenge from Mr.. A-who sta
ted that he too had now a wife and child, and he
supposed therefore thc objection OF Nr B-was
no longer valid. Mr.. B-replied that he now
had two children-consequent the inequality
still subssted. The next year Mr.. A-renewed
his challenge, having now two children also but
his adversary had three They when last heard
from were still going on, the numbers beingsix
to seven and the challenge yearly renewed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-11

mHIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS EN-
j loved on this coast an uninterrupted success
of fourteen years. and has become of the
renowned Hospitals of the age. What the cele-
brated Lock Hospital is to London, and tAe no
less renowned establishment CT Ncord to Paris,
this Institute has become to the Pacific Coast
The thousands annually received and cured place
it in point Of number Of patients among the
very first of the world and the success OF its
treatment ranks it second TO none.
PRIVATE DISEASES N MALES and IR-
IRREGULARITIES N FEMALES are the great
destroyers of health. They insiduously attack
the system and gradually underE'i~ and destroy
tt they drive the bloom from TIE cheek, the
lnstge fror2 te eye, the Strength and yisor from
the frame tnoy give to the world puny and
diseased offspring, ana poison, through success
sivc generations of the race of man. The marks
can be seen in Scrofula, Consumption, Cripplcs,
the Idiotic, the Paralytic, the Insane, etc
There is no more terrible scourge to the human
race than those diseases arising from the con-
tamnation OF yenerial Poison. The mildest
forms, by retreating to the blood, hold ever over
the one afflicted, the sword of destruction that
is liable at any moment to fall and blight-to
utterly destroy-all earthly hopes.
MERCURY, recognized as tie mast fafat medi-
rql enemy 10 man. combining with the yencrial,
doubles his dangers. Those who have been
treated with that pernicions mineral pojson are
not cured; the disease has only assumed new
form.
Do not be satisfied with Partial Cures,
that leave the poison to crawl through the svs-
tenn eating its way into the tissues and organs
beneath the apparently smooth surface, TO burst
out in the future with a virulence that will
battle the effects of medicine WHEN PERFECT
CURES can be obtained by consulting phvsi-
clan whom long practice and thorough investi-
CATION into causes of DISEASES Of the tRlNA-
RT ORGANS enables to determine at once the
nature Of the disease.
In all diseases entrusted to the Doctor $ care,
PERFECT. SPEEDY and PERMANENT
Cures are Always Guaranteed,
In Syphilis and its adiunc!s Gonorrhn'a and its
accompanying diseases; all disorders of the
Bladder. Kidneys and PROSTATE; Seminal Weak
ness Diseases Of the Heart and Lungs; Dys-
pcpsia Indigestion Empotcncy: lnsipicnt Con-
sumption, and all diseases Of the urinary organs.
in either sen. cUro always warranted, OK NJ
PAY REQUIRED at the PRIVATE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-11

l.; recent speech Gen. Butler humorously
suggested for himself the following epitaph =
- Died, at Fortress Monroe, Feb. 7th, the militia
ry career of Major-General B. T. Butler of ma
liguant attack of the regular army