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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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TaNorIsB BOOKS ENGLISH BOOKS, ENGLISH
collection Of now, And second hand English BOOKS
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House TO LEr-FoR Term OF YEARS FURNI.
II for sale. four story high stomp brown stone
house elegantly located Murray H, and in splendid
dion having been recently thoroughly overharad Is fur
nisncd IN complete Inquire Of JSO. r.
LAWRENCE Il CO, al3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

IIOR SALEmCHEAP-(oUK OWN MAkEj THREE
his class uniting Bu:sies and s.snS baud 10.
s. G. JUDD co. 1910 Broadway between Th'fi, seventh
and Thirty streets
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

RARE CHANCELLOR SALE, LARGE BRICK
~ Dwelling; all the modern improvements Carriage
House and four lots u Ground nicely laid On. IN plsan.
and healthy nesbborood GTcnnpout the owner having
10 90 south In string Il sold Apply 10 KEEL
sEY C0RNWELL, No. ~ South seventh street, Williams
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

THE REV LYMAN ABBOT WILL. PREACH IN THE
L church IN Forty first street. Sixth avenue on SIM
day morning, at i0 O'clock and 1T "a oclock in the even
Ing
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E,oR SALE cBEar-TnE CELEBRATED 'OACH
that presented President Johnson IL Tho private
stable IA East Thirty ninth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

VyALUARLE BROADWAY LEASE FOR SALE A TEN
premises and lot No 68S Broadway: lot
27Yl3o and Alley wsy for sale. Apply 70 HENRY A. Full
LEH No. city Hall place.
yIyANTED-LEASEHoLp PROPERTY ON BROAD
w way between Chambers and Prince streets and on
side streets near Broadway. Apply TO WILLIAM HENRY
MILLER, Ii9 Broadway, room r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

ry,HE THIRD or TIE SERIES OF MONTHLY SER
/ mons before the young MEMS Church Associston
Yorkvie' VIII be preached sunday evening" Jst INST
by the Rev E. A, wsshburn, d. d. ut the Church Of the
Reieemsr Last Eighty nth street. Second avenue
Service ut Tis O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

L,OR sALE-SOME SPLENDID SHIFTING roP BUG.
ges. latest style Of coal box city made VIII he sold
low for cash. at 6ij seventh avenue between Forty seventh
and Forly streets, uapufactIry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

y ESTLEAEv, = WILL BUY Any QgANrirY OF NEW Nhw
tie soc or address rhos Conroy b0i Pearl street De
tween Centre and chatham.
NAVY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or ONERCoAfs.
~ Fannc Undcrshrts, oveishfis nnd Drawers new
gNJ a rold crar 70 safe, Il gichty reduced prceR nv
Wn. Akrijsws, ~ fark place, NJ btsrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

A CORNER DRUG srOaE-ON AN AVENUE, HAND
~ somely fitted mp first class trade and good
nelghborhood q fert by 40 with physician Office
attached ~ feet by 25 ard five years lease az cheap rent
viii be sold low for cash Apply at Mr. - WlCkLAND'S,
100 Broadway, or ~ u West F0rty.ninth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

VALUABLE FARM AND DISTILLERy FOR SALE
the Dover depot the Norris and Essex Railroad
Morris county j. containing $50 part farm meadow
aud wood land dsillery, steam engine and water
and all xtrras good largo barns and dwelling honsa
falling SPRINGS yards Farm and Dstirrv
sold separately II desired Terms Title good Inquire
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MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

MI Nsw YoRg Dec. Is 1865
rHIRTIET SEMfANNUAL DIVIDEND.
The Trustees this Institution have directed that interest
- paid all deposits by the rules entitled thereto at he
of six per annum amounts or SU ara legs
and Ave PER all amounts exceeding 500
yabe and after the third Monday In January, the ns
sntf0n paying the government tax.
The win credited under date Of January and
not withdrawn win receive intereshe same ~ deposit
sf that date f. J. BROWN, President
EDWARD ScHELL, Treasurer
q. r. ALvORD. Secretary.
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(NOUPE ROCKAWAY BUGGY WAGON SHIFTING
~ top Depot Wagon seats for four; all bait by city
makers and very little used
w. A. CARTER, 81 Corlandt street
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TToRsEs KEPT THOUGH THE wIaTET. .-G0oD STA
T..tns low. Address Oscar I.ntAisg Sr.en VII
age Norris county N. j.. csliat Morcau iarscrs iSo
West
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X OTIS wANTED-IN BROOKLYN. ADDRESS, WITH
IL description price, f. II. Babcock, Court and
Montague streets Several frame Cottages for sale on easy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

DELICIOUS MEETINGS AT THE TEMPLE OF TRUTH,
III Sl4 Broadway Sundays Spiritual Divine Service at
lu A. The great discussion coatinu,d at 3 lecture
Annie Lord Chabcrlin the greatest test mediums in the
world will oe ut the Temple "Wednesday next and gives
grand sea,ces ut and T. III. The public Invited
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TTNrON REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH, SIXTH AVE-
u nue., opposite Amity gsset-;be fifth series of
dscnurses Personal OF the Holy and viii
delivered by the pastor Rev. Isaac Hartley, Sab
bath evening at 7 o'clock Subjac-'Tke Valley OF the
Jordan Jcrcho illusions the Customs and Belief of
a Be,.puiDs'
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A FIRST CLASS ENGINE AND BOILERS. EIGHTY
n horse power made by Peel Hunt but little used; for
cheap For particulars address box I'll Post Office, Bal
Nd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13
Legal Notice.
Samuel p. McElvain, pl'tff.

samuel p hsElv'in' pl'f Court I9 e tss Ssnnoa
Charles G. Deshler. Phoebe Pleas,
Kdos Wong k;ns Sarah Kng Green Franklin County
DHEBE KING, SARAH KING AND,
i Greenwood King, in the State of Illinois, will
take notice that Samuel P McElvsin, Of the county
day Of October, A. d. 1895 file his petition in the
Cogrtof Common Pleas, within and for said county,
9f % FIankn B n and State Of Ohio. against the said
Greenwood King. defendants setting forth that on
the 9th day Of June, A. d. 1855, Samuel Parsons
recovered q judgment against Matthew King and
in and for said county Of Franklin Ohio for the sum
Of $4s4. 40 and = costs. That said judgment
has been assigned to plaintiff MoElyain that the
now, valid and subsisting lien upon the following
described premises of which the said Matthew King
died! died seized to-wit; Beips ia Fsanklin county.
conveyed by deed Of quit claim to Elizabeth Strain,
by Peter soils and Sally Sells, dated April 25th,
1881 in the city Of Columbus and beng al that part
Of in-lot mum ersixty eight beginning at the north
boundary of said lot on Rich street. exactly five feet
west the north corner Of the house occupied
on said lot by the said Elizabeth; thence SOUTH by
line drawn parallel TO the west boundary line thereof;
thence east along said south boundary line to theli
heirs Of Frederick Ritterthenee with heirline
north to Rich street; thence west along Richstreet
to the point of beginning, and being the same prem
ises conveyed by said Elizabeth 10 Matthew King,
by deed dated July 10th, 1850; that said judgment
was obtained for part of the purchase money due for
said premises that the said Matthew King has since
deceased, leaving the said Phoebe his widow, and the
said GREENWOOD and said Sarah his heirs atlsw and
praying that said premises may BE sold TO pay said
judgment and other lens and the said Pbebe King,
sarah King and Greenwood King are notified that
they are requrei TO appear and answer the said Pc
tition on or before the sth day Of December A. d.
1865. said petition will be taken as true and de-
cree entered accordingly.
WV HISS, Atty for plaintiff. -
oct27- d&w6w "hfHf''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13
! Practical gIiscesenatios.,xe

"A negro named Floyd, who had aavisibles
admixtuTe of the Apglor Saxon hl99d, in bisU
Exchange Hotel Ii this tplace fof sofhe tffhe.lo 10
He recently became Biiainbred 6fiab pret69
white "ghl, y nchambef-maidb at THE 9hbtei,i II
aud proceeded to put inkpraetiees what the NJ
Abolitionists have been preaching. He got
the girls copsent and the twain are now
missing Having probably ere ttiso been9S
''made one fiesh.n1 1t is what amajorityIinti
Ohio, seem to, ,bave voted for, and we fdop'tO
know that any body ought to compIaip, We
are opposed to 1t; but, what of thaes ftssh
popular I'VE suppress thesname ofthe girlr
put Of regard for the father, who. no doubt
on himIGiO OHIO " e,,soSfdt. I iGn0o YrsfoafnOk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13
Edgar A.sPoe.D

The New York correspondent Of The 'Cai-
cddo Jota1sdI says. '' " t9hi pnf 'bhsili 1i'a
Mr.. Fulton, who has been engaged upon,
a'"Bfography Of Edgar Allen Poer' for seyl'
eral years, intends to complete the work
this winter. This reminds me, Of a visit
which I recently made tp. Poe's fesidenceat
Fordham, eab small, 'uhpretending traRe
house, where che poet resided for BnumbeI,
IF yss5 Was in this a9Sss Chat ths fs
which her erring husband sang; -;IA SlAn mabel
Lee.''' Many of the neighbors, ;remembef
Poe very we'll, They describe him fo have
been, sad and melancholy, bit wayssw
tempered, except. when under the inh huence
Of LIQUOR, when hsa was cro0ssl cro0ssl ana a ugly, /
though seldom yiolent,,iol sIIo3, ton n,ie
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13

III seems TO be, be- a fayorite doctrine chat,
should 40 dEc6riin5t u h,srit did 1idtt
idcdti6n, not dtc3,y t0c0s0r rHdThis soundsW
pTettyIwelB aud ID might openateGery wnl}y
itit were practicable. y But we greatlYrs
doubt whether the application ot the rule,
would be found possible If It were iiter1
ally enforced 1t would no doubt enfrapcbise
a few negroes, but it Would certainly dis
FRANCHISE A. very nlargg humber ofwhEt6A
mens utWoulds slimitsaffrage,t 10 anlextentn
Inconsistent with what has been regarded
as the spirit of our institutions.-L LouisUille.-
Journal. "t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13
TEAS. TEAS!

hotg gff stHu 'f.tf iH HfuI1I.t 20 'f.H 'llru.'
THE ATTENTION OF DEALERS,
i Hotel Keepers and Families, desirous Of obtain
ng choice Teas at reasonable rates. is respectfully
irected TO our -
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-27
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE PRO-
i bate Court of Trinity county, State of Cali
fornia, duly made and entered April It'll, A. D.,
1868, will on MONDAY, the
18th day of June, A. D., 1865,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and 4 o.
clock, P. NJ. of that day, at Howe Il Co.'S Hotel,
In the town of Lewiston, in said county sell to
the highest bidder therefor, in gold coin of the
United States the following real property, to
wit That certain house, garden, corral and
outbuildings, and all other improvements there
to belonging, situate on Deadwood creek, Trini-
ty county. and known as the Mcclure shop and
garden Also, the undivided three-fourths of
the water ditch taking water from Papoose creek
in said county, and conveying the same on to
the bars of Trinity river. all being the property
of L. McGuire, deceased
TERMS OF SALE.-One-half cash on the day of
sale, with note and approved personal security
for the remaining half to be paid on the confr-
nation of the sale and execution of the deeds
The property will be sold separately, and imme-
date possession given
Should said property from any cause not be
sold on the said 18th June, 1865, the same will
be sold at private sale, as by said order an au-
thorized. JAMES +. HOADLEY,
Administrator Estate of L. Mcclure, dec.
May II, 1863. 1881.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-27

MINING ACCIDEyT.-On the 10th instant, Ger
man named Geo. Rather, working in Abraham 4
Co.'S claim on Mochason's Flat, head of Coffee
Creek, Klamath county, and 4s miles from Wea-
verville, was dangerously injured by the caving
of bank, being buried with the exception of
his head. At the same time a head of water of
some 200 inches was running through the claim
which completely submerged him, until through
the exertions of Miller, and others in the claim
he was taken out scnseless. DR.. Todd was tclc-
graphed Cor from Trinity Center, and on his arri-
val found the unfortunate man in a precario us
condition, both bones OF the left leg being badly
shattered, and Commissions on various parts of the
body The Doctor reduced the fracture, and re-
manned two days with the injured man, leaving
him comparatively comfortable and doing well.
1t is hoped he may recover.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-27

Below give the latest dispatches relative to
the movements of the rebel President in petit
coats - ~ N
NEW YORK lsh-Te Post says Il has Information from
Trustworthy official source note or dspatch IN cynher
viousy found in Jef Davis house. Richmond This
paper supposed to be of importance the one in
pocket compared whit proves that
Davis in communication with two in Canada for
whom reward has been offered.
Bs.TTsoRE .Dth-A letter from board the 7uscarora 10
the Amerun The party have board consists
Of jeff Davis, his wife, small and two daughters toget
er with Alex. II. Stephens c. c. Clay, VIM. Regain Gen
Wheeler the rebel raider and fifteen sixteen Others
names have ascertane The letter concludes by
saying: We leave for the Potomac in a few hours
rT nox;s "a y. that when tbe guar5 vent 70 III; t "
met by Mrs Davis dishabe. with. Please gentle
men, don't disturb the privacy of the ladies before they
time Dress "All right, madam ~ said the Corporal we
will wait till You have put your duds Presently there
appeared the tent door ostensibe LADY with
her escorted by Mrs Davis person. Pleas,
let mother to the spring fer some water to wash
says Mrs. Davis, in pleasing tone. 9. 1t strike your
mother big boots said the guard he poked
the old adys dress with his sabre and revealed pair of No
Is cowhides and whiskcrs Pushing the hand from
her face JEFF Davis in all his heness stood before him.
After the capture Col Prtchard with his prisoners start
ed for Macon The party all suen and Davis
If had not been surprised would not have surrendered
without fight While the road they received paper
containing President Johnsons Proclamation offering $780,
600 reward for Davis He read and tembled
his boots-REPoRTER his hands falling his with
groan as he dropped the paper lis wife picked
read and the entire party burst into tears The
airy escort arrived at Macon the 18TH and took
special train for Atlanta, thence to Augusta.
WASHINGTON 21st-The detention Of JEFF Davis at Fort
expectation that some time will eapse before all
the evidence of completely in the assassination conspiracy
collected At Augusta our forces captured 100000 bales of
cotton 100000 worth of ordinance and S400G00
bullion part of jeff Davis specie train captured with
1885,, 600 in gold.
Department of Texas and is the finish up the
tail end of the rebellion west of the Mississippi.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-27
WeaverviIIe, Saturday, May 81, 1865.

HIGH CoNEDY-Women have often donned
male attire in order to participate in battles.
Persian monarchs are said to have worn female
costume, and whiled away the time with their
maids in the seraglos. But it remained for the
President of the Southern Confederacy to furnish
history with the example Of Commander in Chief
of an army and navy hunting the " last ditch"
in gorgeous array Of gum boots, hoops, night
cap and petticoats.
What pity this Knight of the q superior
race raised his I" dimity' SO high in his hasty
flight as to expose his nicely turned ankles en-
eased in masculine stogas. Yet Davis is not the
first ass who has been exposed by over acting
Aesop speaks of one in other days, who having
put lions skin, roamed about to the terror
of all silly animals he met. Seeing a fox he
tried to alarm him also but the fox said % Well
should have been frightened, too, had ! not
seen your ears, and heard your extravagant
braying." They who assume character which
does not belong to them generally betray them
selves by over-acting it, So with Davis in at
tempting to play the part of old woman ; his
masculine strides and uncomely boots betrayed
his sex.
For the honor Of mankind we had hoped that
JEFF Davis would have remained at his post at
the rebel Capital, and shared the fate Of the peo-
pie whom he had got into the dilemma, by sur
rendering himself in mans attire But bis cow
ardly nature could not face the music, and he
sought safety in flight, thinking probably, with
the poet, that
,"Those Who fly may fight again.
Which he can never do that's slain;
Hence timely running's part
Or conduct in the martial art
But the civilized world will not see it in that
light. Catiline n more honorable assassin and
traitor, when overtaken by the Roman cohorts
fell fighting bravely, covered with wounds, and
persisted like a man. Not with our American
Catilinc.
All, me! what peris do enfiron
The who NEEDLES with cold IRON
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-27

CHIvALRY IN PETTIcoArs.-By the last mail
John Martin received from II. Greenwood, Esq
San Francisco, an elegant cartoon of jeff Davis
in search of the - last ditch 1t is the prodnc-
ton of Jump, the famous artist, and is worth
looking at u The President in the first scene,
is being robed in his wife's apparel by that very
amiable lady who Says Hold still. Jeffy, till
| get you fixed Don t get SO nervous jeff.
hears the Yankee Cavalry approaching, and re-
plies Yes, but it's the fix wife, I'm already
in that's what's the matter u Scene No 2
shows how :. The President, in his dire extrem-
ity is trying to support healthy looking tree by
the wayside, having left his carriage for the
purpose. Here the % Yanks' are on him, and
q The President is speedily induced to believe
that Colts ''persuaders" lay the chivalric
% tooth-pck' in the shade for general utility.
The contraband coachman ventures . Golly
Mass Davis, you's in the last ditch this time
sure" while Mrs. Davis leaps from the carriage
with, % warn you not to provoke The Presi-
dent; he might hurt you" JEFF. looks dis
couraged, and merely remarks % | didn't know
you would hunt down women y What sorry
finale to the once boastful traitor Southron's
career.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-27

CANON CREEK MINEs.-Eyerybody in that re-
gion are busy as bees, and not an dler to be
found and what is better, there is no complaint
of hard times, the miners generally being con-
ident of fair returns for their labor. Potter Il
Hulme, above town, are doing some heavy work,
and from the specimens observed they will be
fully recompensed for their labor. From all we
hear favorable reports, but have space to par
tieularize this week
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-27

FAsT-DAY.-Mr. lIenning announces service at
the Union church on Thursday next, the day ap-
pointed throughout the nation as an occasion of
fasting and prayer. It is proper that our people
should observe the day. We hope to see a gen.
eral attendance on the occasion, and would rec
ommcnd that all places of business be closed for
at least portion of the day.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-27

REBEL PArER.-By the last mail we received
from our old citizen and friend, J. n. Ely, of
the I'd Mass. Cavalry, attached to Sheridan 5
command, relic from the ruins of ~ mother
Davis Confederacy, in the shape of some rebel
currency notes. Their cash value is insignif-
cant, but we prize them as coming from an old
friend who for three years has been aiding in the
overthrow of treason
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-27

The BEST RoUTE.-We are indebted to Pierce
4 Francis, proprietors of the Chico and Idaho
Stage Line, for map of the route now Travelled
by their coaches. The map also shows the geo.
graphical position of the Owyhee, Boise and
Humboldt mines, and that the route thither from
Chico is the shortest, best and cheapest The
total distance from Chico to Ruby City, Owyhee,
is but 365 miles
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-27
Weektu o rinitu Sonrmal.

So County WSrrSsss and 3rssSbsets taken At
their ruling payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers the Government service the JouRSAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks At PAR
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-27

HAVE IoU FIFTY DOLLARS TO SPARE Reader.
have you nifty dollars to spare, or hundred, or
thousand? If so, don't delay to invest it in
the popular 40 L. S. Loan. 1t is to men of
small means that the National Government now
offers this admirably safe and profitable oppor-
tunity for investment, and not to large capital
lists only.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-27

OREGON GULcH BALL.-The managers for Fat.
Herrick's 9th of June Ball are announced this
week. Pat is improving his Hail. putting in
new floor, and making other arrangements for the
hetter
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-27

7-30.-Jay Cooke, subscription agent of the
Government 100 Loan, teIegraphs to San Fran
cisco that he has already commenced selling the
third Series of $3.50, 600, 900, on which Govern
ment reserves the right to pay six per cent in
gold. Now is the time for a safe investment.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-27

4 Coon TINE.-Thede's Canon City party, on
the 10th, was grand affair. Nearly hundred
people were in attendance, and the dance passed
off satisfactorily to all. The supper, which was
prepared by Mrs J. G. Fisher and Mrs. Thede,
was by no means the least attractive part of the
affair, for it yas pronounced by all to be second
TO few to which any Ball party ever sat down in
the county. All are unanimous in the opinion
that Thede can keep hotel, and that in the
minor arrangements for party he is hard to beat