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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09

WAR TALK-The wool manufactures have
hal Convention in Philadelphia. From their
that national politics, even to the extent of war
with England or the world, enters into their pro-
jects for the promotion Of the trade in woolens.
Mr. Simon Cameron "as particularly beiilcose,
saying: 81 will go to war with England much
more readily than | ever did with the rebels,
who were our countrymen.h
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09

IyTERNAL REvEYuE.-Fiftv millions a year
that is about what New England pays in internal
revenue taxes to the Government-the exact
figures are SAL ,552 ,560-and of that amount
Massachusetts pays SIS, 752 1876. Pretty well
thinks a local paper, for section which Horato
Seymour and his set proposed to leave out in
the cold
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09

In whatever form disease attacks the liver it is repellod
and extermnacd by this searching painless and irresistible
curative. Bilious remittents, bilious purgng. and all the
ordinary disorders of the organ. indicated by pain
right side and between the shoulders, yeownes
whites OF the weakness and debility &C. are
anu removed by the remedy with CELEBRITY which astoshc
the sufferers and their friends. Let the sick the
ny have abandoned with confidence this powerful
lous agent and restoration to health and activity
VIII be he Il.,rnr
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09

THE work on the line of the Central Pacific
Railroad is being more vigorously prosecuted
than ever, and all the attendent circumstances
are favorable, owing to the honorable and admi-
rable manner in which, under the Presidency of
Leland Stanford, the business of the Company
has been conducted. C. P. Huntington, one Of
the Directors, tclcgraphs from New York that
million dollars in cash, and six hundred and for
~ thousand dollars in United States bonds have
been receivedby him for the purposes of the road
thus keeping up an ample supply of the sinews
of nterprisc.-Sacrdmento Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09

HERE is morsel that is richly Longfcllowish,
being an elegant caricature of that poets style
of intoxicating lessons of wisdom, which is one
of his Bostonian characteristics
Never jumps sheep that's frightened
fence whatever.
Over wall, or fence timber
But a second follows after,
And third upon the second,
And a fourth, am,
First n sheep and then dozen,
Till they all in quick succession,
one by one have got clear
So misfortunes almost always
Follow after another,
Seem 10 watch each other. always,
When they the tail uplifted,
In the air the tail upliftei,
As the sorrow heapeth over;
Sa they follow, thicker. faster,
Till the air of earth darkened
With the tails of sad misfortunes.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09
The Dead at Andersonville.-An Official
Report.

The report of Captain J. N. Moore, who was
sent to Andersonville, Georgia, to mark the
graves of Union prisoners for future identifca-
ton, gives the following information
''Un the morning of the 26th of July, the
work of identifying the graves, painting and
lettering of head-boards, laying out walks and
inclosing the cemetery was commenced, and on
the evening of August 10th was completed, with
the exceptions hereafter mentioned. The dead
were found buried in trenches, on site selected
by the rebels for that purpose about three hundred
yards from the stockade. The trenches varied
in length from fifty to one hundred and hlty
yards. The bodies in the trenches were from
to three feet below the surface, and in several
instances, where the rains had washed away the
earth, but few inches.
Additional earth was, however, thrown on the
graves, making them of still greater depth 30
close were they buried, without collins, or the
ordinary clothing to cover their nakedness, that
not more than twelve inches was allowed to eacn
man; indeed the little tablets marking their
resting place, measuring hardly ten inches IN
width, almost touched each other.
United States soldiers, while prisoners at
Andersonville, had been detailed to inter their
companions; and by simple stake at the head
of each grave, which bore number correspond
ing with Il similar numbered name upon the
Andersonyille hospital record, was enabled to
identify and mark with neat tablet, similar to
those in the cemeteries at Washington, the num-
Der, name, rank, regiment, ETC., and date Of
death Of twelve thousand four hundred and sixty
one graves, there being but four hundred and
ifty-one which bore the inscription " Unknown
U. S. soldiers
Nothing has been destroyed. AS our exhaust
ed emacated and enfeebled soldiers left it, so it
stands to-day, monument to an inhumanity
UNPARALLELED in the annals of war. How men
could survive we'll as they did in this pen, OK
posed to the rays of an almost tropical sun by
day and drenching dews by night, without the
slightest covering, is wonderful.
The ground is filled with holes, where they
had burrowed in their efforts to shield them
selves from the weather, and many poor fellow,
in endeavoring to protect himself in this manner,
smothered to death by the earth falling in
upon him.
A very worthy man has been appointed super
ntcndent of the grounds and cemetery, with in
structions to allow no buildings or structures of
whatever nature to be destroyed particularly the
stockade surrounding the prison pen
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate of HENRY HOEHN, deceased.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors
N and all persons having claims against said
deceased, to exhibit the same, with the necessa-
nv vouchers, within FOUR MONTHS from this
date. to the undersigned, Administrator of said
Estate. at his place of business in Weavervillc.
Sept 23d, 1865. W. L. HUDSPETH,
III Am Administrator
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09
Dyspepsia, DiarrhGa, Weakness, sc.

me terrible bodily and mental pangs which characterize
dyspepsia are at mgated by the Pills. Darrhea
headache, physical prostratior ire
hs NOT nushes spasms affections of the kidneys. hemor
rods or piles and, in fact all internal complaints from
Whatever cause arising give way before the alutary influence
VI ms rdinary remedy. As specific for dyspepsia
@ are always to be relied when every other medicine
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09

AUGUSTUS DooLlTTLE had been in q store about
three months when his employer asked him what
part of the business he liked best To which the
elegant youth replied "Shuttin' up, sir"
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09
These Mighty Heaters, World Known al
Il OrLG l'rieA. nrc q ssoou In HE sicL..

The want Of sterling medicinal to the ills
stiles OF the suffering portion Of humanity and entirely
Tree from mineral and other deleerious particles severely
felt till this all powerful medicine sered into the world
ioLLoWAYS INVALUABLE PILLS have become the HOUSEHOLD
REMEDY of all nations Their attribute well
as to CURE; they attack the the complaint
and thus by removing the hidden disease
crate and restore the dropping energies of the stem
ing nature her task
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09
VNN De UU y y ~
H0lloway's Pills
&c oc Good Cheer! The Sinking ma ,
SAVED BY THE Use OF
TE0EIOWay's Ointment!

The history Of these Remedies is the most wonderful
medical revelation that the world has known II cslab-
fishes the almpoant fact that and in wIiTsy-
SHAPE internal disease exists the disiniecnc searching
and healing properties of the Pills fully equai
lection and and that, with the Ointment. they
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09
40, Charming Kate Pennoyer!
We adore yer, we adore yer
o, charming Kate Pennoyer

GLORY OF THE PIyEs.-Magnfcent nay some
times, almost terrible Other trees, tufting crag
hill, yield to the form and sway of the ground
clothe it with self compliance, are partly its COM
forters. But the pine is serene resistance, self
contained; nor can ever, without awe, stay long
under great Alpine cliff, far from all house or
work of men, looking up to its companies of
pine, as they stand on the inaccessible juts and
pcrilous lodges of the enormous walls, in quiet
multitudes, each like the shadows of the one
beside it-upright, fixed, spectral, as troops not
knowing each other-dumb forever. You can
not reach them, cannot cry to thcm-those trees
never heard human voice; they are far above all
sound but of winds No foot stirred fallen
leaf Of theirs. All comfortess they stand, be-
tween the two eternities Of the vacancy and the
rock, itself looks bent and shattered beside them
fragile, weak, inconsistent, compared to their
dark energy of delicate life and monotony OF
enchanted pride numbered unconquerable--
Ruskin.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09

BISHOP HOPKINS REUSIoN.-The venerable
Bishop Hopkins, of Vermont, arrived in New
York on Wednesday, on business connected with
the approaching Triennial Convention of the
Episcopal Church, and the New York CORE
spondent of the Philadelphia Ledger reports the
following in connection Herewith
Some one asked the Bishop if he tho't there
would be any trouble in re-admitting the South
ern Bishops to the Convention. His reply was
characteristic: II see in the papers to-day that
the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge at Baltimore are
having great family reunion, and that the
Southern delegates have been cordially re-
ceiyed as those from other sections of the Union.
Why cannot we follow the example? With the
Odd Fellows 'Frendehip, Love and Truth are
governing principles, but Odd Fellowship is
voluntary affair. When protesting Christians
come together, sir, they are commanded to love
one another and that command shall do my
best not only to obey myself, but persuade others
to obey also"
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09

THE Madison (Ind) Courier says it has heard
young ladies singing, who will care for mother
now" while their mothers were wearing them
selves ont over the family washing.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09
Woman in all her Difficulties

Is invited to test the regulating and restorative powers
this harmless but effective preparation the two epocs
OF lie in which the female system unlergoes the i'm
portant and critical changes the Pills will prove positive
safeguard against evil consequences They confident
~ recommended as specific in every disorder which
males exclusively subject
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH

are the sources of the dealest maladies Their
to vitatc all the fluids the BODY and send n
stream through all the channels Of what
the operation of the Pills. They cleanse bowels
uate the liver bring the relaxed rrtated
natural condition. and acting through the secretve organs
uPoS THE BLOOD ITSELF. change the system
sickness to health by exercising simultaneous and whole
n IFS Ttarfs ardf,
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09

JOSH BlLLINGs is sound on the autograph ques-
ton. lie thus replies to an anxious correspon-
dent who applied for specimen of his penman-
ship tive never furnish ortograffs in less
quantities than hi the packig. 1t is dizziness
that CRATE men have got into; but it don t strike
US being profitable nor amusing We furnish
ed and very dear friend ortograffe
few years ago for 80 days, and it cost $500
tew get it back. We went out ov the dizziness
then and have not hankered for it SINCE
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09

JOSH Billings on HENs.-He talks learnedly,
as follows, on the subject :-'' The best time tew
sett hen IL when the hen IL ready kant tell
you what the best breed il, but the shanghigh is
the meanest Ii kosts much tew board one az
it duz a stage boss, and you might well I'M
dertake tew fat tanning mill, running oats thru
it. There amt no profit in keeping hen for his
eggs, if he aze less than one n day. Hens are
very long lived, if they don't kontract the throat
disseazc there IL great many goes tew pot every
year by this melancholy disseaze. kant tell
exactly how tew pick out good hen, but az a
general thing the long-eared ones, kno, are the
least apt tew skratch up the garden. Fresh beef
stake il good for hens | serpose or pounds
n day would be awl a hen would need, at fust
along. | shall be happee tew advice with you,
at any time, on the hen question-and take pay
for my advice in eggs"
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09
HolloWAy'S PILLS ARE THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN IN
IHE WORLD FoR IHE EolIQWING DISEASES

asthma Bowel Complaints Coughs, Colds Chest Diseases
dyspepsia. Darrhcea Dropsy Debility Fever
anu Ague Female Complaints. Headache Indigestion, In
fuenza, Inflammation Inward Weakness Liver Complaints
Lowhess OF Spirits Piles, and Gravel. Secondary
symptoms, fenereal Affections Worms of all kinds.
Caution.
II the reader Of this notice cannot get box Of Pills
OF eminent from the drug in his place. let him write
70 me- enclosing the amount andI will mail box free OF ex
pene Many dealers will not keep my medicine on hand be-
aus 'hey cannot make much profit other persons
one are genuine unless the words Hotiowdy Aer orH
~. ACedD are observable a Tdfer-maTk in every eat
n oooA 81 directions around each box the same may be
plainly seen by holding the leaf The light. handsome
VIII be given TO any lerng ouch Information
d 10 the detection of any party parties counter
be spurious 49,
SOFA at the mandatory of Professor HOLLOWAY ~
Lane New York and by all respectable Druggist,
dealers IN Medicine throughout the United states ana
world in boxes 25 cents, IS CENTS and u ~
sizes 52v91yr.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09
BE IT UNDERSTOOD.
Bilious Maladies, &c., &c.

That the above statements at all times be vcrefel BY
the written testimony (extendng through quarter cen
tuy) Of tens Of thousands of uniupeachable witnesses
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS TO
fEzzf sell his private residence on Center street,
Isf.l-with or without the furniture-cheap
Ior cash. C. E. WILLIAMS.
Weaverville, Oct. 10. 1855. 4o.to-
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.
Court Terms in Trinity.

Dfsfrfef C0srf-Hon- Ephram Garter, Judge; A. j.
LOOMS Clerk Second Monday in April, August and De-
cember.
County Cosrf-Hon. John Murphy, Judge A. j. Loo
ms clerk First Monday in January March, May july Sep
TENDER and November.
<roeafe Cosrt.-Hon. John Murphy, Judge; A. J. Loo
mis-, Clerk Fourth Monday in each month.
AoGrd or Superrfs0rs.-A G. Price, chairman; s. r.
Short and r. N. Davidson. First Monday in February Nav
August and November
70 No attention will be paid to communications for
publication in the unless they are by
the real name of the author merely required guard
us against imposition.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09

KATE PENNoYER.-Whenth the accomplished dam
seuse, Miss Pennoyer, was in Cairo year or two
ago, party of young men, who had become
somewhat joyial one night, determined to seren-
ado her, and the idea was no sooner preached
than carried out. Stationing themselves under
the windows, these youths began a chorus, rath-
more noisy than melodous, of which the bur
den was
90. charming Kate Pennoyer!
We adore yer, adore yer,
O, charming Kate Peunoyerl
You can't think how adore ycr!'
After about five minutes of this music q win
dow opened at the top of the house, a night-cap-
ped head was protruded, and a heavy bass voice,
taking up the air, continued:
Your charming Kate rennoyer
Lives just five doors bel Nv yhcre!
Y charming Kate Pcnntyer
Lives just five doors below yhere.'
When the bass voice ceased, there was
mcnt's silence it was broken by the sound of
retreating footsteps. Quiet reigned in that street
for the remainder Of the nigbt.-Erchange.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09
The Great Ambassadors of Health to
all Mankind.

This is not a history written by derived
from the experiences of nation 1t conpil-
alton OF testimonials the sick of counryan
Improbable record the like of which has been aiac-
c in favor II any discovery invention since time began
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09
ALBERT BOWLER,
CONS T a B L E.

nag Office-corner Court and Taylor streets,
opposite Norcross' Ambrotype rooms
Bills Collected,
and all business entrusted to him promptly at
tended to. oz-uL
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09
CONSULTING OFFICE
NO CURE, NO PAY !

s- Consultation by letter or otherwise, FREE. For d
ction of letters, below.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09
DR.. CHAS. H. T0zER'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
n. E. corner jackson and Kearney
streets, San Francisco.

ESTABLISHED IN THE CITY OF SACRAMENTO IN 1852,
AND REMOVED TO SAN FRANCISCO IN 1862, FOR
THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF AFFORDING AN ASY-
LUM TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH CHRONIC AND
YENERIAL DISEASES, AND FOR THE
SUPPRESSION OF QUAcKERYI
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09
and REDUCING!
BATHS! BATHS!

A Bath for hall, three for dollar
That's what purpose To battle for tomorrow!
Now I'll LET You all know why il is l do SO:
lis for your health. which points you To wealth,
And ! would all men from premature grave
by addition and reducing
4 Bath for "A half. three for dollar
That's what / purpose to battle for tomorrow,
1t is hcathul they say to battle every day,
And one occasionally will help you amazingly
Bathing is cheap and is good for the weak
And for the strong they'll find nothing wrong.
So a Bath for a half three for dollar
That's what | purpose to battle for tomorrow
Now forget moi to call invite and ALL
For addition is savne-its nothing but bathing.
Which preserves healtli-far better than wealth
So try a Bath for a half. three for dollar
That's what purpose to battle for tomorrow
know that you1 find it to be strictly
That bathing is hcalthlu. cleansing-cheap too.
Its a Bath for a half. ana three Tor 81 90
| hope yonl call and try tomorrow !
Rg-THATS WHAT'S THE NATTER,
RICH'D STOKES.
Be sure and call at MAGNOLIA Building Main street
23tf-
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-09

Be sure and call a MAGNOLIA Building street.
Wcaveryilfe.
, 1865-11-09

" "ANIED-Partner manni-
wv 9cently ntted up and well established Cent?
FusnlsAink aoods estahahanent u : good location,
10 otered fof asle. C1pit2l required, }tnt or viii
take partner With y 1 Or III 600 Apn1k 1t Or i'd
DeafeQru ttzeef, yH
, 1865-11-09
LOCAL MATTERS,

Mr.. Lipmau, Pavnbroker. 222 South
Clark gtrret. has on hand fine assortment OF La
dies Fure, vhich will be sold cheap. Also, fine
Watches, Chaint and JewelIy, alt Of which must be
4o1fi 10 u.y ndyunces yi69
Public Speakers aud Singers HElia find
- Bro.cn-s RnoncAias 1rocaes" beneficial in clear
ing the VOICE before speaking or singing. snd r.
vocal organs, having a peculiar adoption to afec-
ncus which dieturb the orgaus Of speech. Eos
Coughs ard Colds The Troehes ere efrtnaL- vil6
Dr.. C. l.. Spencerss Fragrant OudouNe-
Lime for the Tcrth- i Is one Of the very best ar
offered to The public and Is warsnted to cont.In
add Or any otber ingredient In the least iajnHons
to the teeth. cake Of superior tooth paste accom-
pantes oach bottle Tha Ondouselatne can BE- found
1t wholesale Of setsfl. By pruRgs1* gensssliy. G
, 1865-11-09
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

[sPec.al Despatch to Western Associated Prtsa.1
EKW 1O2E, Nov 8.
This morning there vas nrme, feeling In r.,trnaa
speculation, and there sh11p recovery In prces
iest Of EeW York toads and Pittsburgh aoo old
Southern Of Western shares. NcGrezoI-Veatern-
vas In demand There IVES very little excitement On
nait1e du Chlen; business Was confined 10
leading atockl. At The last Boasds the
@s.1ss M. 5s,,...,E xas qule. with small sales.
EcT YORK Central. 9sx@asx; Erie, s.Keeetx; !;
Hudson River, fcsXa1o7 Beading, 1tiAeellix. The
Commercial stJs the settlements among shorts In
n1r4e du Chlen ase producing good deal Of enba.-
rassment In orjer tosave fa1ures compromises haze
been accepted In cases while some parties have
made clear settlement almost to their ruin. q.
Meyer, Bro, Co., arr reported - hartnx 11ed upon
taer stock contracts, including Prairie dn CHEN and
Erie.
Money IL In moderate demand: It II dffcntt. how
ever, 10 borsow upon Stocks now be.as manipulated
by cllques.
GorxRxxxSr STOCKS.
The foreign news BY tho Cubs had depressing at
feet upon Government Stocks. At Board. TO-DAY,
52Ns weze lower. s-stk Is lower. The Ezpress says
the wtafnese Of tho Gold market was caused by Cor
eminent selling ssoo, GO TO s'oo,eoo.
Gold closed at 1,ex.
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum etocks werc stropr and ac,1ye With
further rscin F1thole Greek. The tales we.e amal
II the foloH Ing rates: Breyoer, $1soo; Everett
Fee Simple 1sc: First KatiopalIs Mount Vernon
sc; oil Creek, S1Sa Shade r.. s=.so United States
seS25 Wtbste, II 81; ritholo Greek s1sso buchanan
Farm, &c Petroleum ts rather frmer. Sales to-day,
brs crude 80 hrls OF ~ and Is gravity at
SIZE: 800 bsts refined IN bond at ssXe96oc, and 1e
nned Zee. In lots. at t64@7oc.
DEF 0oop1.
The following the quotations Of dry goods tad1y
at hbbets prices brown sheetinSs Standards 80;
AsdfoEds &c; Warren &c; Pacific l. a7Xc. nleached
SheeafnEs-W2msutts Soc: LonsdAle 4tKc Hill axe.
Hoane csAc; Red Bank axe. pr1nts-Aes71maek D
&c; Pacstc .1c; American asc; DunneA Sc Amos
kes* 2c: Tamsusta &c Hamilton sc; Manchester
&c. Hoop 6kirts-Bsadiey Duplex Elliptic 70 to 50
Hoops, Los Per dozen Hoops s. F. Meyer
II tapes, TX inch. 70 to 10 hoops, SOC per
dozen hoops- Dispatches bulcttned IN the
New York Dry Goods Exchange to-day,
CHICAGO. Nov. s.-Trsde better. stncks generally
much reduced.
ST. LorIs, Nov s.-nuslness moderate. Prices co.,
foE.n to New York quotations. Stock. here arc not
large, ~ general thing.
PnILApELPn1As Nov. a.-The dry goods market u
npecttlet and dnu-withoOt any special ehapge to
note.
Bos7os, Nov. s.-No change. Easy pEtees. Mode7-
nte trade.
, 1865-11-09
GILBERT e. SAMPSON,
" GENERAL ACCTIOSEERS,
~. 4E and 48 Dearborn street.
&unaf{nr re- <eH earanA hand HNuan.

hold Furniture, Carpets, Pier
Glasses, F1ano-Tortes, &c.
AT AUCTION.
On friday. Nov. 10th. at ~ O'Clock, consisting OF
Walnut snd t;otewood Cottage Chamber Sets Of 10
as % Gns T Psf5er sss r. 4eiota ~ Kspg;
Isdiea' Sssrsta!iea set.s Pssies Easy nd aoskias
Turkish Easy Chair, Spring Reds, peds:ead*,
ioungss, Bureaus chtna Teascts, siysr.plsted Bnt.
knives. Carpets STOVES: large e1ec1nt F1ench Plate
Fir Glsss. sidebot!d. 1tenson ulnin9-tahle Csne
seat Chairs, &C. Also, one Rosewood cased Piano.
Forte. GILDEKT l. SAMPSON,
fsS3 Auctioueefy.
, 1865-11-09
Illinois and Michigan Canal.
&.f k.k. tr.k - -

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
BsIpoxroKr. nor. 8.
CIkArzp-Nauttlus, ST. Louls, TO- Is bn oiia North
America, st. Lou1s- a1t bu wheat; PEup Atlantic,
lAcon. 50 toua sunt15ea Asia, ST. Lonls, uzs3s H.
lumber; II. McrrtAtn. St Louta. 46le bn barley, oal
It. lumber Chas- n. Pope. hsll bu barley: Caz.
oudalet, St. Louis, SCI tsck1 Of salt.
Lemont, 10 yds rubb,e stone-
20 yds dimension stone; ". S. Gurnee. LEoont, Is ydk
dimension stone Reaolute. Le1noot+ 81 yds rnbbie
stone; Rescue, -, Is yda Fubhle stone, a yds
dimension stone; Farson Dsownlow, Lasal1e; Deer
lark 10. :, Lasalle, 800 b corn; Monte Cristo
uttca. 3,om bu oats. so bn corn Cen Sherman
Morris. s.ass bu com Gibraltar. ockport 4. LIN
coin, Asatle, 1875 bu barley, 20 tons coal.