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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20
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DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 496
ID Bway, nearly opposite 81 Nicholas Hotsi-GEO LEA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20

NOR SALE-S3OO. OOO NETWORK CEN
IL TRIAL RAILROAD SEVEN PER CENT CONVENT.
BILE BONDS Of 1876 Apply to JAMES X. BANKER, at
the ofic. u X. L. Cutting Co, No. 10 NiiiAm-st
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Pennsy yauia Coal Company..... h.lJ7 ao.'oi
Total tuns. ..-...--... %oosf ''r'N~
People expert in the coal trade are not ANXIOUS
to buy at present rates, and confident that the
miners Will soon be at work again. II is wei I'M
derstood that the leading coal companies have de-
termined to let the strikers take their own time IN
getting to work again. and will concede nothing.
Parties supplying the miners are very cautious IN
giving credit as the fund FOX payments ABOUT
exhausted.
The Boston Erening Traveller Says
Money is in pretty good demand. Loans on demand
are per cent Notes of the first class huvng three or
four months rum passed in the street 81 RON W
per cent but there 10 very little dong III the ioWe'
gr ,de The rates for which are considerably higher.
There seems to BIZ an increased disposition 10 sell fancy
stocks at the advanced prices which have lately been
established for them but there Is more steadiness IN
substantial securities.
The Granada (Miss.) Gazette announces the
opening of the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
to Senatobia The whole line to Memphis will
soon be restored.
| The Providence Journal says:
| Printing cloths are firm. the transactions being
small on account o! scarcity Of goods. The following
the sales DeOO pieces tx64 24c 70 oe made 'VOu
do, 64xCl &c. ON hand; 5000 do. 6ix64. 27ic. on
hand; 1900 Co. 4exfs, Sc inches private terms loOVV
do. 76xsO, IS inches. private terms. Total 3oOOo
pieces.
The entire revenue receipts from internal taxes,
from the lst day of last July up to yesterday,
amount to $50, AIS, 500 Al. This far exceeds ex-
pectation. The receipts yesterday were 81 3d.
496 81.
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Uants.

| A LADY thoroughly well educated desires
N situation here she viii have the entire CHARGE VI
CHI DREN. Address A. Is. C., Post-Oihce, n T. 80.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11
The Restorer .Reproduces!
THE HAIR DRESSING
CULTIVATES AND BEAUTlFIES

fyour hair Is thin it, il scury try IT. II harsh try It, if
usreless it, If ofese try it, for all who il will
preserve their hair through life For sale by oil Druggists
gents for California, Hoeiter, Smith Dean, San Fran
cisco. lSsnitni.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11

. SOLDIERS AID SOCIETIES. We give place
TO the following circular with pleasure. and com
mend the suggestions therein contained to the
several Aid Societies in this comfy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11
We H.vr RrrlEcrro.-In closing au article

We Have RErLEcrsD.-In closing al article
congratunting Trinity county on being finally
rid of Indians, the Humboldt Times says = Now
that Trinity county is freed Of Indians, what
will be her course and policy in regard TO them
hereafter 1t rests with her to say whether they
shall ever again be permitted to make their abode
within her limits should they escape from or be
permitted to leave their present quarters We
think We could speak the mind OF humboldt
county were she so situated, were the same
question propounded to her, and it would be that
not n mothers son of them should ever be per-
mittcd to return within her limits. We hope
our friend Gordon, of the Journal, will give
this ouestion a moments reflection.
We believe the people Of Trinity have already
decided that the redskins shall never again be
pcrmitted to abide within our limits The new
Reservation must be entirely sufficient for their
occupation and sustenauce, and we see no reason
why we should be permitted to escape from 'he'f
present quarters, if the officers attend to their
duties. If they are allowed to return we can see
no other remedy than determination our peo-
ple will hardly stop to ask the advice OF fa'ner
Reesou in such an event. We live IN hope tha'
the end of Indian troubles in our county IS reach
ed. but past experience proves that 1t Is an easy
matter to be mistaken.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11
ROAD MEETING.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIREC-
a tors of thc weaverviIle and Shasta Wagon
Road Company will be held at the office OF the
Company, in Weayerrille, on
Monday. February 18th,
Mt o'clock, P. NJ, for the transaction of Compa-
nv busincss By order. -
D. E. GORDON. Secretary.
Teayerviiis, Feb. &, 1858. 81.
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WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL
= -----s- .----7--1.--
A G e n T. s..

~ FISHER, l7ll5 Washington street fup stairs, sa.
only authorized Agent In that city ~
nESRYl MARTIS Postmaster a. Junction City. viii
nsh our printed receipts. ~ "
TO the JOURNAL Douglas City will receive oar
receipts by leaving amount. due with KELToN
AELLOGG. our authorized agents
A. North Fork A. WATERS /. .nr au,,or,a, ,
AMOS SMITH. mailman will transac, all b,.i. ,t
ing 10 TINS once at the several points below North Fork
CHAs vosE Agent for Trinity Center and vicinity
FREf RANTzAU are Agents at Lewiston
e. PRICE ESQ. and Justice GUSTAV TIiEDE are an
toze to receive and receipt for subscriptions TO the
Gn-Canon Creek " ~ '
Expressman BIGGs is authorized TO receive and receir
subscriptions in the Hay Fork section
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11
LOSSES PAID IN U. s. GOLD COIN

ID ESIDENT PHOENIX AGENTS IN ALL THE CITIES
~ Towns and prominent places this Coast. who are au
thorized Policies grant Renewals assent to Assign
ments. and attend to the business of the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11
r. K cEIPTs FOR sUBsC RIPTION
YoR THE WEEK ENDING Per- l0ru.

LETTER PRoN A REBEL PLASTER.-The New
Orleans Era publishes letter from Southern
planter, dated at Vienna, Louisiana, November
18th, and captured by our cavalry during n re-
cent expedition. The following extracts are in
teresting
Reports say that Gen. Price is whipped in
Missouri. If so, this department is gone up.
and will 60 back into the Union in very few
months. Our soldiers and citizens arc very
much discouraged on many accounts. Among
them are the following, to wit Ours has be-
come perfect military despotic Government
officers from Lieutenant to General seem to
nor practice nothing but the severest tyranny
the soldiers get no pay the officers have all
turned TO be perfect horde Of spectators +; pa
triotism is played out, the poor non-slaye owner
says he is fighting for the rich mans property,
and at the same time at his expense. and
all the time wearing out his life while Ais fami-
ly is at home only on suferance.
And, dear father am of the opinion that il
Nr Lincoln is reelected, the armies of this de-
partment will disband about the first of May
next, except few hangers-on of the seccsh clique
who will hover around their officers and guard
them to Mexico. Further. believe that ma
jority of this people would not only vote for re-
construction, but would vote for IL gradual
emancipation, with restoration of all their
other rights MS American citizens. Such will no
doubt be the consequences of this unholy war
have nineteen negroes, and could now take
them to Texas and sell them Mt an average of
$4oO in gold each, but will not do it, prefer
the manly course of facing the consequences and
abiding the laws, whatever they may be. am
an American, and whatever America does am
still one hope may live to see the end Of
this war, and each other more upon
earth. -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11
The world Carried by a Coup dc Main


GIIAx1Ic BUSINESS P.SIn all sIaper experience
have known invention discovery to SO com
ple,cy encan public attention aud enlist universal conf
ence olloways worldsanctioncl remedies All natl
received and adopted them The Journals of
old world the leading medical publications there
lent the their powerful aid TO the inventor Brother
Jonathan followed in the wake Of John Bull and made such
enormous drafts upon Professor lIoloways Central establish
London that he found necessary to come aud
up n ne manufacory in the Commercial Capital of
America. this depot for the world he has
connected than thirty Thousand dependent agencies In
the various States and Territories Of the Union. And this is
but fraction of his gigantic distbutve system lie counts
his agents bv hundreds of thousands and the mails groan
under the his pnmiencc He the
ID, prince postace and freight and have yet
point paper in which Hollownys
name has mentioned. All this of pro-
dnctin disbursement dissemination and publicity is under
bi- own immediate management aud e governs it a
clegraphc operator controls the fiery tongue Of the light
ming Truly he is in whose mental organization the
highest and qualities to have conmgled lie
has done humanity. twenty years. than
medical science had previously accomplished in twenty
turics-- Boston JogrndL At.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11
Attention! Taxpayers!

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Special School Tax List for Weavervile Dis
trict is now in the hands of the undersigned, for
collection, and that if said Taxes are not paid to
II. +. Griffin, af the Weaverviile Drug Store,
(who is authorized by me to receipt for the same
ON or before WEDNESDAY, the
sth day Of February next,
action will be commenced by E. F. Allen, Dis
trict Attorney, for the collection of the same.
GEO. WILLIAMS. Collector.
wsaveYrille. Jan. 20. 1855. ftNt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11
Spfeial alotiees.
MRS. $. A. ALLEN,
A Lady Of World Wide Reputation.

Sx- Mrs. s. 4. Aliens Worlds Hair Restor-
and Zylobaisamum Worlds Hair
Dressing unequacd, and acknowledged by all
who them for restoring invigorating. bean;iing and
dressing the Hair rendering Ii soft silky and glossy and
disposng II remain In any desired position quickly
cleansing scalp arresng the fall andimparting healthy
and natural color TO the Hair They fail to restore
grey hair its original youthful color. They directly
upon the lair, giving them the natural
shment required No ladys toilet complete without the
Zyioasamum Hair Dressing. 1t cleanses
mpars delightful fragrance, aud is suited
both young and old.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11
$. SANI7Asr c,MMis Ion, CALI oEsiA EsAacu,
san FEsNcIsco. January. 1873.


To SECRETARIES or SOLDIERS A!p SOCIETIES.
The great battle for our country's freedom are
being fought during the present campaign.--
Treason and rebellion, in their last desperate
struggle have cyilcntly resolved to sell their
live. us dearly rs possible Large number, of
our brave defenders. wounded and helpless, mast
die on the battlefield before relief can reach
them through any other channel than the Shnl-
tnrv Commission and her ability to give such
relief and save such lives depends upon The
means we place At her disposal.
Ts secure a prump; increase of such means.
several OF our =. 4. Societies have in.:iutcd
monthly meetings AT which are introduced
music addresses, tahlcauX. discussions, refresh
menis, kc. &c. and small admttance fee, or
A contribution aud additional monthly sntscr T.
tions. are called for.
The succcs> attending these experiments. in
Iucei the Commission to urge upon your altcn-
zion the adoption of similar plan. varied, Of
course, to suit the tastes and requirements Of
your people.
Please let your remtt.nccs be made every
month or nearly as may be on the first Monday
Hoping for large results from your adoption OF
she above. or some equally efficient mode OF
operation remain. on behalf OF the Executive
Committee.
VERY respectfully, your ohd't Sery't,
O. {. WHEELER. Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11

poLrrIcAL.-written circulars were yesterday
circulated through the city and numerousiy
.;n,.d recommending and indorsing S. D. Smith
- a candidate for the Office OF City Trustee. II
!. said that the contest for this Office is now
narrowed down to Smith, Short-hair, and David
Kendall Long-hair.- Union.
We think the Union mistakes in this eiasslf1-
cation. We always understood that Smith was
q copperhead. .-kaysriae appeal
Better elect uncle Dayid on suspicion that
.uch is the case Everybody knows that he is
sound. if he is g Long-hair." y.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11
HoLrowAY's PILLS 40 OrsrxEsr.-THr GnrAr-

HoLLowAY's Pills A. D 0ISTxESr.-THE GREAT
nsr PLAGUE OF LiFE.-pILEs AND FisruLA.-
Though thousands afflicted with these terrioie
scourges, few if any are acquainted with their
cause or nature and resign themselves to the be-
lief that they are ncurable-but an explanation
Of their character will satisfy any man OF COM
mon sense that they are remediable Piles and
their kindred diseases arise from costiveness,
oyerstraining or neglected appeals of nature bJ
removing these we extinguish the exciting causes
Hclloway,s s Pills renoyate the stomach and invlg
orate the act ton Of the bowels, and a few appil-
cations OF the Ointment to the seat OF the disease
will eradicate the piles forever-try them and DC
convinced.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11
~ Hope for the Amicted.-l

sE Hope for the Afnictcd.-IN another part Of
this paper found the advertisement Of the celebrated
Institute established by DIR. j. C. Young i'll 1880 In this
of deceit and charani-n it boon to the suffering to
point them werehcy of obtaining the wish
for relief Uncr the of the skul Doctor
troubled ivcst themselves OF their burdens
OF pain aside their AMI secure health
sick trouble, do not hc~i-
tate Read the advertisement and follow the advice Do mol
forget the number the u directing your letter
CONSTELLATION OFFICE $40 Washington street san EAsn
3t"'"HA
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11

rHs Federal Tar Collector at San francisco
Ase no< vet Patched up his accounts.-Appsdf'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11

HAVE FOR SALE THE LARGEST STOCK
| on the. Pacific Coast, consisting in part as
follows
100 doz. SPECTACLES, in Gold, Silver, Steel
ard Plated Frames
3o5 doz EYE GLASSES, in Gold, Silver, Steel,
Horn, Shell and Rubber Frames;
$50 doz. WIRE GAUZE GOGGLES;
goo doz. SPECTACLE GLASSES, and BRA
LILLIAN PEBBLES;
500 doz SPECTACLE and EYE GLASS Cases !;
395 Opera and Marine Glasses
- Telescope and Spy Glasses;
o25 doz. Magnifying Glasses
80 doz. Pocket Compasscs
80 Hand Stereoscopes
Is Revolving Stercoscopes
a50o doz. Stcreoscopic Views
Drawing Instruments, ia German Silver
and Brass;
Boxwcol and Ivory Scales
Microscopes in every style
200 Magnetic Machines for Medical purposes
Aneroid Barometcrs
20, 500 Card Photographs
GOO Album Pictures in oil colors
80 doz. Union Card Fratfes
Joseph Rodgers Sons CUTLERY;
100 doz Table Knives;
2G0 doz Pocket Knives;
20 doz. Razors
so ,lpz. Razor Strops;
1870 doz. Scissors
SCISSORS in cases
100 doz. Gyroscope Tops;
lG0 doz. Thermometers
- doz. Hydrometers
Gayanic Batteries
Esg~ Country Traders will consult their own
interest by examining Stock and Prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
- Orders from the COUNTRY promptly exc
cuted. pzs5@ Catalogues sent to any address,
rREr@yS1a Address
LAWRENCE & HOUSEWORTH,
OPTICIANS,
.NOs. 317 and 319 Mont Somery sfrssf,
2l0. SAN FRANCISCO. ".
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11
American and Foreign Book
AND PERIODICAL DEPOT.
GEO. H. BELL,

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Gil Mont
ID gomery street, (corner of Merchant,) San
Francisco receives subscriptions for any Period
ical published in the United States or Europe.
among which are the following:
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-24
7 EFrER LIsf..-.LErTERs REMAINING w |

7 EffER LISf..--LETTERS REMAINING UN-
IL claimed in the Poet Office at Clarhwille, Tenn,
on gath day Of November, 1865.
RA-To obtain any Of these letters, the april
can't must call for "AdUrtised letters" give the
date Of this list and pay two cents for advertising
49, "If not called for within ONE MONTH,
they will be sent - the Dead Letter Office.
aFree delivery OF letters by carriers at the resi-
dences Of owners, in cities AID large towns may
be secured bv observing the following yuhs;
al. Direct letters plainly 10 the street and num-
Der, as well as the post-oifice aad State.
'2. Head letters with the writer's post-office aud
State, street and number, sign them plainly with
full name, and request tla; answers be directed
accordingiy. ~ 90 ? = ~ . a - v
49, Letters to strangers % tSaaSicnt visitors In
town or city, whose special address may be IN
known, should be marked, in the lower Ieft-hAnd
corner, with the word Transient
80. Place the postage stamp on the upper right
hand corner, and leave space between the stamp
and direction for post-marking without interfering
with the writing. 3 ISIouerf
an. B.-A request for the return Of letter 70
the writer, IL unclaimed within thirty days when
written or printed with the writer's name, posi-
Office, and State, across the left-hand end Of the
envelope, on the face side, will be complied with
at the US al prepaid rate Of postage, payabls when
the letter Is delivered 10 the writerZSec %, Law
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-24
S. N. ARNELL,
. W. J SMITH, Of Hardeman.
T. A. KERCHIVAL.

Nsw ORLEANS, Nov. ls.-Tbe Tunes Matamoras
says:
The liberals raised the seige Of Matamoras on
the night Of the 9Th, and departed to unknown re-
81 ,ns. IL is generally thought that il is only a
feint to surprise and capture the city.
No French troops have yet arrived
Mstamoras papers say that the Liberals left a
number Of blankets, arms, etc, and some few Of
them we're caught mapping also that the Liberals
principal force had gone in the direction o. Cowary,
but dispersed in different bands. The Imperalist
cavalry were pursued for over FIVE miles.
Gen. Essprido's command took up the river route
II Is reported that the French squadron arrived at
the mouth Of the Rio Grande
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

NV YORK, Nov. 20.-The steamship City Of
London, with Liverpool dates To the sth, and
Queenstown 9th, arrived at quarantine early this
morning, but was detained until 1890.
The Shenandoah arrived in the Mersey on the 9Th
and surrendered to the guardship Donegew, and Is
now in the hands of the naval authorities. Capt.
Wadde states that the first information he received
of the close of the war. was on the 3oth August,
from the British war vessel Barcouta, and that he
Immediately consigned his guns to the hold and
steered for Liverpool.
The Ddiiy ReWs says: Americans may be in
cned to say II was only fitting that her end should
be as British as her origin, but the Daily Reps can
not help asking how the Shenandoah had been able
TO pursue her course without the least interruption
from the American Navy Can it be possible that
the expectation Of recovering compensation for
losses resulting from her depredations from Eng
lard made the American Government less eager fos
her capture. II the World should come TO that
conclusion Il would be one of the strongest practi-
cal arguments against the admission Of such habili-
ties against England. II is stated thatMr. Waddell
sent letter to Earl Russell-contents unknown
The Captain and crew remained on the Shenan-
doah 1
The Sur says the vessel win be claimed by
America, and there is no reason. for refusing the
request.
The Times says the personal liabilities of the
Captain gives rise to perplexing circumstances, bu,
strict jnstice will be done by tribunals.
Earl Russell as Premier and Clarendon as Min.
lister of Foreign Affairs, were installed into Office
No material changes will probably be made till
February. Htf
The Shipping Gazette stftes that Oil Springs have
been discovered in England. 100
The French were TO commence the evacuation o.
Rome on the 18Th inst. I.. 81.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 9.--The Captain and crew o.
the pirate Shenandoah have been released parole
1t Is believed the matter will cause no serious diff
Guilty. There is no other news Of importance
NEW YoRK, Nov. 2l.-The China, from Liver
pool It'll and Queenstown 18th, has arrived.
The Shenandoah has been handed over to the
American consul, and will be sent to New York
her captain and crew have been uuconditionally
discharged. -~ 5.....
Additional correspondence between Mr.. Adams
and Russell is published. The latter says every
representation of the American minister was i'm
msdiately considered and properly referred to III:
Law Office.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-24

TnB Washington Chronicle charges the delay in
the progress Of restoration, to the Democrats of
the North, the majority Of the Southern press and
the old Southern leaders. The sum and substance
Of the article is that the South ID foolish in sup
posing that it has any rights save such as it may
owe to executive clemency and that II is still
foolish in not yielding unqusstioning obedience 10
whatever order msT Issue from Washington. The
Chrenieis may be right but We differ with the
editor provided the Southern States are still in the
Union; IL they are not, then the case presents q
different phase.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-24
MARRIED.

On the 9Th inst, at Calvary Church, New York,
by the Rev. DR.. Hawks, Mr.. Albert CAMMAcK, OF
New Orleans, to Miss FLoREScs, daughter of Allen
johnson, Esq, Of this city.
On Sunday morning 18th inst, by the Rev. s.
p. Wright Mr.. Jas. EDWARD NEBEEIT, of Mont
gomery county, TO Mrs. CArHAMSE RoBERTs, o.
Cheatham county, Tenn.
On the 10th inst, BY Dr. Pirtle, Mr.. JoSArHAS
H. MIrcHELL to Mrs. NJ J. WILBURS, all Of this city
In New Providence, Tenn, on the 32nd inst, by
DR.. Pirtle Mr.. W. a. DoSALDsoS and Miss ANNIE
PARKER-all OF this county.
In this county on the 10Th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Adams Mr.. THOMAS WATSON, of Kentucky, to Mis-,
MARY Z. PRIDE, of this county.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-24

the Montgomery Mail. with the following private
telegram from DIR. Lynch, Of the firm of billiard,
McMinn Co, of this city who have established
an agency here to supply white laborers for the
State 1t win be seen that any quantity of the
desired white laborers of any nationality, can be
procured at very small outlay--at much less
cost in our opinion, than is paid by our plan
ters We invite the attention OF the reader 10 the
telegram which is as follows ..... I'D
New York, Oct 27.-Dillard, McMinn 4 Co,
! can get any quantity Of men at one hundred and
fifty dolars--the one hundred dollars payable at
thu end Of the year The laborers are Of any ma
tonality, and pay their own clothing and doctors
bllls. r. r. LYNCH
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-24

VIZ publish the minority and majority repcs,,
on the negrotestiDsny Dill, as mere a.nas q news
If Il be true that Tennessee has voted for the
amendment to the Federal Constisution--givin
Congress the power to legislate for negroes the
State has surrendered ths key to its reserved
and il is childish TO be hgging now, about grant
ing to the blacks the right to testify in the courts
Having parted with the power to prevent this state
Of things, II is better to yield gracefully than to
struggle feebly against the inevitable.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-24

CiscISsArI, Nov. fs,-Gov, Morton Of Indiana
has turned over the duties of his office to the Lieu
tenant Governor, and viii soon lave for Europe
The Commercials Chicago dispatch says. Gen.
eral Logan to-day, in conversation with friends re-
marked that he would accept the appointment Of
Minister to Mexico provided the Government would
order twenty thousand armed men TO accompany
him to the capital of that country ..J'
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-24

NASHVILLE Nov, 1.-THE pardon OF John Over
ton, said to be the wealthiest man IN Tennessee,
Sas received BY Gov Brownlow some days since
Gen Fisk, Of the Freedmen's Bureau, declines To
recognize it or to restore to 0overton his property
A previous order Of the United States District
Court was likewise not complied with. Gen Fisk
has gone in person. to Washington to investigate
and Mr. OVertoSieft for the same destination this
evening