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Germs, BuniOns, Enlarged joints ana
NIL diseases of the feet cured by Dr. ZAcARiE iS) Broad
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wheeler a. wilson's Lock stitch sew
.aa xacssns aud pusloa pos aseaae. No go BroadwN
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Mosts Uoof Otntmcnt--sold Every,
where and NJ wholesale and retail by GRAY AGO III
avenue, " u PISCUUr BRUEN, A5s0pts.
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GRAND SQUARE AND UPRI0Hr PIANOS
Established Ina 1923.
Pny.nvc medals in gold silver and bronze have bees
awarded for these Pianos FIRST PREMIUMS over ALL
COMPETITION. warerooms 652 Broadway New York.
Every Piano fuy warranted
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How, IN win q Lover,

ClropstTa = charms we're unable 10 draw
The proud Romans slightest notice.
Until TO the fragrance Uf her boudor
She added the EGYPTIAN LOTUS
The secret IL good for our ladies' 20 know
And for telling their thanks they should vote us
They have nothing 10 do To entrap them beau
But 10 wave hsndkercheis scented with LOTUS
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Grover & Bakers Highest Prcmsiu N
Elastic and Lock stitch Sewing Machines 70 proad-
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BESIDES THE OCCASIONAL USE or
BRANDRETHS PILLS

preventive and they always sickness beneficial
They prevent poisonous matters getting into the blood rhet
Is countcrbalanced by any Inconvenience and arr
safe for children. Keep them by You.
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A.-POliak x SON, Mcersc hnum Manu-
lecturers, 62 Broadway, Fourth street Pipes ana
Cigar Holders at wholesale and retail cut To order mount
ed and
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AuaIIcsiaue.

A silent Sewing Machine
WILCOX 4 GIBBS, 500 Broadway
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Exerv DADDY VINO Goes 10 the Opera,

theatre reception. or party The coming weck u
aue,ied 10 use the Perfufnery In this country,
JAQrES PERfrMfRY After using 4, ask the simple
aueston- il not the best the world IL u for sale
cverywher Try Pond LILY Rose Gerapun,, Jockey Club.
Garden Lavender, May Flower, &C.
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this country for sale at popular prices,
T. " BROkAW, 90 Lafayette place
and 81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union
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Immense Prices PAID Tor Oiu Books.-
just received SOD Theological and Miscellaneous Boe<s
library of . deceased clergyman.
LEaUAT BROTiiLRs lis Nassau, below Besknan =.
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Chickering Il Sons

BRANDRETH's PILLS nave on thema government, stssnr
which Il
Is BR .NDRETH, In white letters
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COl0red Velvet Ribbons, Of Every
width md shade: full line Of Blacks just received
from auction The largest assortment IA this city at % per
''"' ''''" ~ NJ T. HIGGINS i26 sixth avenue
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Dun,ir E:,hibt,,ou.-The Highest Prize

awarded ~ the GROVER BAKER MACHINES. Among
the exhibitors who obtained medals were the GROVER
BAKER Sewing Machine Company, Liverpool and London
being ieenth brs class prize gained by these
chimes this season.-Liyerpool Mercury.
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Every Piano fully warranted
Corns, Dunions. Enlarged Joint. ana
NIL diseases of the feet cured by Dr. zAcARiE iS Broad
way
CoIored Velvet Ribbons, OF Every
from auction The largest assortment, IN this city at per
'e"' 'e''" '"e'' ' NJ T HIGGINS, las sixth avenue
Dublin Exhibftion.-The Highest Prize
awarded 70 the GRovER& BAKER MACHINES : Among
q. WIZ csa"e S' Tss @ Sg9 LONDON
this being the eenh hrs class prize gained by these ma
chine. this sesson.-Liyerpoo Mercury
Every Lady VINO Goes 90 tho Opera,
or theatre o rec.2n o Pay me cqn so wsrr
jAouEs' pERrrMfRY. After using 4, ASK The simple
esssesS Try Pond % Jockey csS
Grover & Bakers Highest Premiun
Elastic stitch and Lock stitch Sewing Machines 70 proad-
way ENsM
Howe sewing Machine Co.-Elias Howe,
Jr., rresdeui No go Broadway Agents wansed
Hcmorrhoids Radically Cured IN Tes
minutes whou, the II the knife, canstse or sad sp~
s aES ,n' pt e II MD coons .aa oDsr.
surgeon. No. ? Union square
How "a win . Lover.
TIE proud Romans slightest notice,
Os she ' sd tss ,ns EaSrfraN TSTGs
The .se,s T. s1od , .s our sse, D 70
They have nothing 10 do entrap them a beau
Ba, 70 wave hssdserchIsis scented with LOTUS
Immense Prices Paid for Ola Books
just received 5cD Theological and Miscellaneous Boe<s
''i IEaaAr ssoTIERs lis Nassau, below Bestman -
Ladies' Paper Collars and Cuns-Wholes
sale RETAIL lady Collar sent free 20 the rRADh
with s' Of prices and drawings ?, sres s srs,s.
Mexicaa Loan.
couroN BONDS
$50 500 500 AND sicD
INTEREST PAYABLE N GOLD
the MOST DESIRABLE TSyEsrMENrEyER oFFERED
PARTICULARS COMMUNICATED AND
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED ny
JOHN W. CoRLIEs Co,
81 BROADWAY.
NEW YoRvs
SEND ron A CIRCULAR
Motifs HOOP Otutmcnt-soid Every,
where and q wholesale and retail by GRAY ACo ~ ssu
steel shirt BOs0ws-Patented sept4mbrr,
1895. Enainc.led snow White. % Cuts g.. ccl,r ~.
BrLL6S yooGAS. n Nassau street Nsw Sors
Scientific Advice by Dr. Gfsudjean-
y yesr practcc cures hair badness sore scalp 40
Wiider's Patent sslsm ADder safes.-
The best Fire Proof Safe IN the world Depot im Msdes
lane.
wheeler a wilson's Lock stitch sow
ING xachns aud Butos tir's Machine No SO BroadNNa.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
WAGON ROAD NOTICE.

WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, DO DECLARt
w it to be our intention to organize Compa-
ny for the construction of Turnpike road to run
as nearly as practicable east and west from the
town of Weayerville, in Trinity county, to the
Tower House. in the county of Shasta, all in the
State of California. by the way of Rush creek
and Lewiston, in Trinity county, crossing Trinl-
~ river at Lewiston, and that we will meet on
Wednesday, the LIST day of February,
\. D., 1863 at the hotel of How X Boyer, in the
town of Lewiston, in said county, at 10 o clock,
A. NJ, then and there to transact all business nee
essary for preliminary organization of said Com
pany. in accordance with the Act entitled . An
Act authorizing the formation of corporations for
the construction Of plank or turnpike roads,
passed May II. 1853, and the Acts supplemental
~ to and amendatory thereof.
o. PHILLIPS ~. C. How W. $. LOWDEN,
f. FREY, j. F. HOADLEY. W. A. NUNNALLN.
GEO. W. WOOD. 4. G. CROW. : Il. SHORT,
GEO. ". DAVIS. VI. n TRASH. WM L. FOX,
C. VI. RITTER GEO ALISON. b. T. LEWIS.
F. LOUPEE JOHN LrTMAN. +. b. SToFER.
NJ CHAMBERLAIN W. l.. RICHARDSON.
GEORGE TAYLOR
Lewiston, Trinity CO., Jan lG, 1861. 2.li.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

HAVE FOR SALE TIE LARGEST STUCk
the Pacific Coast. consisting in part =.
follows
80 doz. SPECTACLES, in Gold, Silver. S,oc
and Plated Frames;
800 doz. EYE GLASSES, in Gold Silver Steel
Horn, Shell and Rubber Frames:
100 doz. WIRE GAUZE GOGGLES;
300 doz- SPECTACLE GLASSES, and BRA
LILLIAN PEBBLES:
300 doz. SPECTACLE and EYE GLASS Cases
800 Opera and Marine Glasses
- Telescope and spy Glasses
225 doz Magnlyiag Glasses
so doz Pocket Comuasses
325 Hand Stcrcoscopcs
70 Revolving Stercoscopcs
$500 doz Stereoscopic Views;
Drawing Instruments, in German Silver
and Brass
Boxwood and Ivory Scales
Microscopes in every style:
200 Magnetic Machines for Medical purposes
Anerod Earometers
20 800 Card Photographs
COO Album Pictures in oil colors
% doz. Union Card Frames
Joseph Rodgers & Sons CUTLERY
100 doz. Table Knives
go doz. Table Forks;
100 doz. Razors
% doz. Razor Strops
1870 doz. Scissors
SCISSORS, in cases
100 doz. Gyroscope Tops
100 doz. Thermometers
p doz. IIydrometers
Galvanic Batteries
gs27" Country Traders will consult their own
interest by examining our Stock and Prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
~ Orders from the COUNTRY promptly exc
cuted. g11y" Catalogues sent to any address, =
FREE. @g93a Address,
LAWRENCE & HOUSEWORTH,
OPTICIANS,
.Nos. 3I7 asd 319 .nOnfsOmery ssreef,
2-1O. SAN FRANCISCO. ly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
Attention =! Taxpayers!

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
n Special School Tax List for Weaverville Dis
trict is now in the hands of the undersigned, for
collection, and that if said Taxes are not paid to
VI. F. Griffin, at the Weavcrvile Drug Store.
(who is authorized by me to receipt for the samel
on or before WEDNESDAY. the
sth day OF February next,
action will be commenced by f. F. Allen Dis
trict Attorney, for the collection of the same.
GEO. WILLIAMS, Collector.
Weaveryille. Jan. 90 1868. 2.tet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
DON'T TRESPASS!

4 Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED
"A not to trespass my property known as
= Tinsleys Ranch, - situated on Trinity river,
=! miles below Burnt Ranch, as it is my inten-
ton to re-occupy the property the coming sea-
son. Any person or persons infringing on my
rights will be dealt with according to law.
ALEX. TINSLEY.
North Fork. Jan. Is 1865 eff
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
FERRY NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
~ apply to the Hon. Board of Supervisors Of
Trinity county, at the February Term, for re-
newai OF license to keep Toll Ferry across Trim
ity river at Manzanita Flat
JOHN SAMMONS.
Manzanita Flat, Jan. 10 1865. o.tsb.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
WHISKYTOWN GOLD, SILVER and COP
PER MINING COMPANY.

T OCATIUN OF WORKS, TRINITY CENTER,
Trinity county, Cal.-There is delinquent up
the following described stock. on account of
assessment levied on the 18th day of November.
1864. the several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective stockholders as follows
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
WRITTEN FOR THE TRINITY JOURNAL,
I WOULD SLEEP.

Ely CLEoN.
Sing the low, sweet songs, mother,
You sang at the close of day.
As you rock'd me in your arms mother.
When weary with my play.
Ny heart has swell'd since then mother,
With anguish never told
And changed to all but thee, mother
That love ne'er grow cold.
/ am weary and sad tonight, mother,
Oh much too sad to weep;
would lean my head your breast, mother
And sleep my chiidhoods sleep
smoothe back my hair with your hand mother.
Press pour lips on my throbbing brow,
And I'll dream of my boyhoods days. mother
was happier then than now.
This world is cold and drear, mother,
And love is but a name
Betrayal by all but thee, MOTHER
Thy love is still the same
Then sing me the dear old songs mother,
You used to sing at even,
And I'll lay my head on your breast, mother
And sleep. and wake in Heaven
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
Tuesday, January 3Ist, 1865,
20, 900 FRUIT TREES
FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
- at his ranch Trinity river two miles
above North Fork. the largest and best assort-
ment Of budded and grated Trees in Northern
California, comprising
Apple, Pear, Plum, Peach, Apricot, Necta-
rine and Ounce, together with
10000 Hop Roots. The Trees are one, two
and three years old, and all in healthy condition
Orders sent to the undersigned. or left at the
TRINITY Journal Office, will be promptly filled
JOSEPH McGHLIVRAY.
trinity River. Dec, u, 1861 ia.to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

Positively Can Tive have received a very
polite invitation from ]. y. lloag. Secretary. 10
he present at the annual election of officers of
the State Agricultural Society, on the 26th inst.
Have just commenced putting in this year crop,
and can possibly attend.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

PLEASANT PLACE TO L1vE.-The U,fmbold
(Nevada) Register, winds up notice of a recent
:, big blow = at UnionviIle with the following
statement of results - Maj. Buckner's house
came down about his ears, with terrible crash
and dust; two other large houses fell early
out-houses took on wings and went off. to waste
their sweetness on the desert air. Tin roofs
swelled in pillows like uneasy sea people
who looked abroad carried weights. Later in
the night. the house across the way, occupied by
Fox of Jesse. Sargent, and Frank Kraft let down
catching them al in bed. The adobes tumbed
in on all sides, covering and breaking down their
beds. They escaped. in their shirts. In all
these mad freaks Of the storm, no bodily injury
occurred to any one, unless may be by fright
Take it altogether, everybody seems glad to lac
alive
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
What's Doing at North Fork.

EDITOR TRINITY Journal A few words from
4 subscriber concerning this place may not be
embarrassing. On Sunday last, Jan. 18th. Il
goodly number of folks assembled at the school
house and organized Soldiers Aid Society
with the following officers President, George
Yohe; Vice President Andrew Waters Treas
urcr, c. Nickel Secretary, Geo. f. Noonan.
LADIES CoMMlTTEE.-President Mrs. j. Nc
Gillivray; Vice President Mrs. II. W. Everest
Secretary, Miss c. Conan.
CoLLECToRs.-J. McGilivray, J. Graffam, L.
B. Perine, II. Schooner, w. H. Norman, J. SAM
mons and J. \. Fcnning Mrs. j. w. Phillips,
Mrs. L. NJ. Stone, Mrs. n II. Thomas, Mrs. D.
Snider Mrs s. Ashworth, Mrs. S. Currie, Mrs.
:, Tinsley, Mrs. Mathews. and Miss Mary Pou!-
leur.
Mrs. j McGilliyray was made a Life Member.
On New Year day the Sanitary Agent, Mr.. kel-
len, assembled the people of this place and gave
a most interesting and touching description of
the various battle and hospital scenes through
which he had passed, and of the indispensable
necessity of the Sanitary organization, and its
wonderful work in connection with the Army and
Navy. We hope to be successful with our CO.
workers of Weayeryille and other precincts in
the county, that the honor of Trinity shall be
kept up to the golden brick " standard
\ Sanitary Ball, under the supervision Of the
ladies Of this place, will be given at Geo y ohc 5
North Fork Hotel on Washington 5 Birthday. to
,rh;.h = ,to oo.,,or ,,ro,o, f.,oro,,1o hama 20
see many iamiliar races from "eaNerNliI''
( Now for few mining items. Waters i Co.
have struck good dieeincs on the hill back OF
! Honest Bar. Rttcrbush Il Co.. in Yohcs old
diggines, back of town, have plenty Of water
and doing well. Stone x Everest will have
their ditch completed from North Fork Gulch in
two weeks, and bring its waters on one of the
best claims al this place. Hopper x Co. have
opened new claim back Of Rocky Bar : o.
born has his new hydraulic in successful opera
ton: Yoclkcr Il Go. are getting ont timber for
new wheel Pcrine * Dyer on East Fork have
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

We learn from the Dalles Uounf0iHeer that a
former citizen of this pace-Jas. A. Henderson
was married on the I'd inst. at Umatilla. Ore
gon, to Susan l.. Trcgard. Susan got right
good. clever man.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

THE Missouri Constitutional Convention on
the 18th, at noon, announced that = all persons
held to service or labor AS slaves are hereby dr.
clared free
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

ExoDoUs OF THEATRICAL WoNEx-The last
steamer from San Francisco took Mesdames
Leighton, Jordan, Mowbray, Ada Clare and child
and Frank Lawer and wife
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

SINGING MEETING AT ARNoRy HALL.-Every-
body, young and old. male and female, is invited
to be Armory Hall at o'clock. Sunday
evening. Garry your music books with you
The Hall will be well lighted and warmed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

LAWRENCE 4 Hot sEwoRH.-We ask attention
to the prominent advertisement of this old-estab-
lishcd San Francisco firm. 1t is undoubtedly
the best place in the State to buy OPTICAL Math-
ematical and Philosophical instruments, Stereo-
scopic and Photographic Goods, and the best
pocket and table cutlery. The increasing bust
ness of their House has induced Lawrence d
Houseworth to remove TO Montgomery street,
where they are always ready and willing to dis
play their extensive add varied stock
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

\ CLEAR CASE OF = WEAEE>. On the first
page will be found notice of attack made
by JOHN r. Ridge on the editor of the Grass
Valley Uaion and explaining the circumstances
under which they parted Bennett made the
necessary arrangements. but Ridge - steam
hoatcd him. Ia regard to the affair, Bennett
says in his paper of theday following Ridge
said, distinctly that he would fight US on the
following morning and we had made all the ne
ccssary arrangements for the encounter, rhich
zee are stU ready 10 meet. But instead of meet
ing US as man. he abuses US like a low-lived
BLACKBOARD rs he is. We do not calculate to
adopt the same course: but shall cndeavor to
protect ourselves becomes a and gentle
man. We shall deeply regret to be compelled to
do so on the public streets. Mr.. Ridge knows
where find any time his courage prompts
him to need our services.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

Coop ONES-The Marysvile Erpres, has been
diminished in size. We aware that at the
present high prices of paper every Newspaper in
the state could well afford to curtail its dimen-
sions. but in the Express particular case it would
be better if it was curtailed to just sufficient
size to accommodate its advertising patronage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

Az advertisement in the Sacramento Union
Railroad
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

PREACHING at the Union Church at IoJ clock
tomorrow morning, and at Douglas City at "a
o clock in the afternoon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Trustees, made the eth day of
November. 1861. 80 many shares of each parcel
of said stock may be necessary will be sold
in front of the Whiskytown Hotel, in Whisky
town. Shasta county Cal, on
Tuesday, january 3Ist, 1865,
at o clock. P NJ, of said day. to pay said de-
linquent assessment. together with costs of adj
vertising and expenses Of the sale. payable in
L. 5. gold or silver coin.
And the shareholders unknown are hereby no.
tilted that their shares will be sold as assessed
to = unknown owners, and stock will be issued
to the purchasers thereof.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
Sits {. W. TAYLOR. Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

The number of Ohio soldiers disabled in the
United States service during the war amounts to
nearly, if not quite. 100. 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

WAsuJxGroy's BIRTHDAY The ladies of North
Fork as per announcement heretofore made in
the JOURNAL have resolved to celebrate the an
nivcrsary of the above event by grand Ball at
lohe's Hotel, the proceeds to go to the Soldiers
Aid Fund. 1t is praiseworthy movement, and
we have doubt will result successfully The
ladies of North Fork land gentlemen too are
displaying much enthusiasm in behalf of the sick
and wounded soldiers of the Union, and we hope
the county will be well represented there on the
22d of next month. The preparations to accom-
modate all who may attend will be complete
So far it is the only Ball announced for that
evening.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

TIE communication from Merchant came
100 late for this week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

JOB F. DYE, of Tehama county, sues r. b.
Woodward, of San Francisco, in the Twelfth Dis
trict Court. for $50, 900, claimed as purchase
money for the six square leagues of the Ante
lope ranch. This is a sut growing out of paw
ment in legal tenders.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

BEwARE.-Ale1. Tinsley gives notice that as
soon as practicable he intends to re-occupy his
lower Trinity property, and warns all persons
us that although the Diggers burned his build
ingS the fences and fine orchard all safe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
Births:

At Trinity Center, January 18th, the wife o
J. c. Dorr, of DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
aMarria9es:

In San Francisco, Dec. 9th, HENRY NJ. ALLEN,
Of the firm of Fader Il Allen, Trinity Center, to
Mss LIZZIE 4. HARDY
In San Francisco, Jan. I'd, DELos J. HOWE,
late of Weavervlle, to FLORA J. DAVIS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

II is to the interest of taxpayers in this school
district 10 both read and heed the notice of Mr.
Williams. in another column. After February
sth the District Attorney will take the list, and
make additional costs for delinauents.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

THE TRINITY JOURNAL Ninth Volume to-day
--!Shdstd Gbarisr l4h.
Tenth Volume, if You please, friend c0wi~.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

FALsE.-Some days since report was tele-
graphed over the State that the girl who eloped
from San Francisco with Abecco was dead The
report is authoritively denied.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-01
THE NEW OPERA.
MEY Err BEERS AFRICAINE.

MaretZek will fulfil tonight the lead
,,n',,,,i.o mode ot t,a Machining of
iog pfol''Sc iii'uG a. '',e 100 Me-
his present opefa'lc cam palgn, meyer,
beers posthumous opera, ID Airicaihe'
will he produced this evening at the
Nv, vorl, Academy of Music. for the
view jim ,'sn,;as r. NOS :; rst nro.
iifst uine III Aniei'a' ""9 80 Pr
duced at the Grand Opera, Paris, ana
;nyondon II is in incarnation in all
III i'o''n' - 80 E,,rona Inf NOT
the leading ei.ies Vi H'iope' Iu' ny
withstanding their geographical advah-
tages. they are behind New Yorl, in the
nrodrotion Of the work. We copy the
proo't''o" :. 10 rr,,o,,;oo Past.
following rom ~, Wy A'f.''y y -, Z anoro is
THE PLoT.lihe story p o. 'm. nn oa,s, and
new to our public but the names .1nes anu .
scenes will remind them OF Don NE De-
bastan,' Donlzel.ls hi ' our Mor mS,
produced last season ~ ane M m '9nes in
troupe. In inc hrsI az. We ~ ~ har ,oyer
Lisbon, deplorlhs s'le ioss IL 'i hnwever
Vasco Ill lama IN nc r ,a,,rr -, - 1isbon
net lost at an: re returns n r fna d,i3
and j. seen pelore ene tsauals and nro-
describing ms ioIe'si, "nSaai s to f two
| posing a new, TIP, ne apIeais - wv
captives he haa psou SIadaMa. 20 and
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-01
TOM SAVERS LAST FIGHT.

From the New York Clipper
Yon met yonr conqucror in the ring,
Tom Savers;
uwasnt Keenan, Mace OF King,
Tom Sayers;
His e0lors were not green " blue.
His face was Of an ashen hue.
He SAID Eve come to fight with YOU
Tom Savers
lie tossed foi place in your own room
Tom Sayers;
lie won the toss and chosc The tomb
Tom Savers
III brought his irienls-, quiet crowd,
Who never spoke one word aloud
Then DOTTED his dresst was ashroui
BAG. Tom sayers.
Your muscles were not quite 50 large,
Tom Sayers;
As when you stood on Marlborough n.arge,
Tom Savers;
Your skin not so purely white
Your eyes were not so quick of sight,
Besides you fought him in the night,
Tom Saycrs.
He'd won thousand fights before,
Tom Sayers
And from the misty, slad'wy shore,
Tom Savers;
His comrades ghostly, gauBt and grim,
looked thru the ether, vast and dim,
Aud wagered two 10 one on him,
Tom sayer.. H,
There was no champions boltat stake,
Tom Slyers:
There no rules OF give and take"
Tom Sayers;
No motto: "May the best man win ="
No rahbe crowd no shouts no din;
He simply said Come in come in,
@ Tom Sayers."
You won the st round OF the fight,
H4 Tom Savers;
Tho he was more than twice your height,
Tom Sayrs
You threw him down with fearful force.
The effort weakened you, Of course,
They say You grew little hoarse,
Tom Sayers.
Bat his condition still was PRIME
Tom Savers;
lie answered the first call Of "Time,
Tom Sayeis:
And then yonr checks grew strangely pale, 4
And suon your strength began to tail
Your science could not turn tn. scale,
Tom Sayers.
WI.
He shook at you his "buhch Of lives"
Tom Ssyas
They were SHARP and thin as knives,
Tom Sayers; 5 r. e.
Aud when he struck lac made yon 5nore, #...
And when you fell twas Oh that shore
Where time I've heard, is called M more,
Tom Sayers.
Wefuuud you lying on your bod
Tom Sayefs; 81.
There were wounds about your head,
Tom 81
But you were lost IN -lumber deeper,
Than ever yet was known TO sleeper.
Forle was Death who "cose,i your pepper,
tf Tom Sayers.