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, 1865-12-30

BALTIMORE, Dec. s9.-The Stqte Coored Con-
ycntiou Ct Maryland, met here to-day and passed
resolutions to solicit cid to rebuild seven co!orcd
churches. burned in the SttIe, by rebel aud mali
csors pelfons. Resolutions In regard to the death
OF PfcsiteEt Lincoln, Wcre3also passed, including
the following: be II
Ltsneed, that the cxalted public and prIyate
character Of the late PTe.i1cni, bis freedom from
relhrh ambition, his fear OF God, his devotion to
the eternal principles OF liberty and SustIce, bis M
surpassed wisdom and me-uapiuity " Nhirh he cyiueea
In canning ont The principles Of republican govern
nlent, viii ennsc hls memory to Be chcsiIhed with
love ana re'crrnce ny the United States people,
until the end Of time.
An advisory address to 1he colored citizens OF
MARYLAND Uas adopted, contnln1ng the following:
I'VE would therefore advise you, frat, to feel
that you are free and dependent upon ypuf1elyea
for support. Second, We ndri.e you to become
men Of yiHnous habits, dIsdainne 10 DO anything
beneath the dignity Of men. Third, we advise yon
TO be Industrious In MI pursuits In lite purchase
propettE and become men Of wealth, Owning land,
Tor there is no class Of men so Independent as
iaIMers. Fourth. wc advise yon to educate your
children, give them ttndes. and thereby quality
them for any position In life, for fl ever wc arc
rnsed 10 that elevated summit in life for which we
a1e striving, It must be done By our OWE excrtons,
none can do II for Us. Fl!th we advise You to use
every c4erion 10 contradict tAe predictions Of your
enemies, which were uttered previous to emaucpa-
lion. TINT II the eases were freed they would be-
core pest to Rocaety, and paupcss dependent On
public charity,
, 1865-12-30
VOL. XIX,

Senators Morgan, Raymond and othctk, who re.
crut!y endorsed him. a.e noW Casting about 1or
1tss another eaaddate en- Letters arc pa9ng II fom
Mf. snythe, President Of the Central National
bcs1. -
Passports h,Te been made out ut the st:tc De-
psrsmcnt for 31r Seward, his daaehtcz, Col Chr.
cncc A. Seward and wife, with 3Ir. Robinson, con-
hafntial i9l; messenger at the State Department, 10
7ae retention Of Congress sman Price, Of Iowa. as
Dank Examiner for that State, is exciting some
comment, r. consequences ol beng in clcarand pos
iuFc Violation OF ln,r Mr. Pdce Was interested in
more National Banks al Iowa, and ts thcrefore
claimed TO a.e m INIT pe1.on for the responsible
TIC General Land OfIice decides that parties who
make fntties Of public lands under the Homestead
AZ, ma5 rc1tnqn'sh their Claims to The United
allowed to make second entry after such surre,i.
dct. the privilege bclng exhausted in the htst In
etancc. A party not Wiah1Dg to continue his resi-.
Of FIVE ,eare, may scgnire complete ttle by psy-
u: the price fixed by Law, and proving actual set
t'snena and culsisallon to &c date o. paymcnt.
ment yeeter61y offered NIL facility, and cxtendad
teFs3ce 70 an emonnt Of about $4,000 per aunuu,,
A. contract ts ordered for sersica from Esmeral-
ca, Ne.ada. to San Carlos, Catiforn!a, and on the
route from Carson City 10 Eszhcralda. The service
Is Increased 10 ttx trips week. -
hss been ordered BIZ the Seerotary Of War 10. re.
iSass end d.sellarge from serriee, without pay or
allowance. thirtstwo soldiers convcsed BY general
coGrt martial Of yar1cus o1snccs.
4 Ffsst. Glass Roorbacsx About nexIcas,
Negotiations - Arrival OF Captain
Sexf.nacrs for Tria1-Ctty Of George.
town Vote" Against Negro Suffrage.
NEW foEK, Dec. 23.-Thc Fbsf's Washington
tpecial Eays 1t Is Iumored that the French aud
AZ a ApN.
n1tc understanding in rclstion to Mcxcsn atIairs;
that The Emperor Napoleon has agreed to Withdraw
etnment engnscs to prevent any, interference with
citizens of the United States, or other pe.xoas on
MaSniltsnl 10 be len to his Austrian body-susrI
and the Mfxiesn people, to make suth head as he
can against the opposing forces ol tha patriots.
tus IT, sns esf ~ y eit ns ,1h
M4snS9ToS, Dec @l-capta1n Semmes has ar
I1sed here from New oslean., in custody Of Lieut.
thIepsh r. q ths Marine Corps and Is prisoner at
IS not yet prepared.
TIE following telegram h.: bee been seeetseS: 81
To Hc1. n. 4. sEwAnp:
sfr-1n pursuance Of your despatch Of the I'D
u. u MoIden % GosrrnoE M rberesy b.is is
relieved Of the trust heretofore rrposed In Lfm,
have this day entctsd upon my dndes IS cl.11 Gov
srInE Of he State having been heretofore qualified
desire fhrpugh yoH to nssure the President OF nv
earnest desire TO co operate with him in all mea:-
uIs tending to tue complete restoration Of hartno
CDitcd States.
have The honor to be, with great respect, yoar
The c=am1le Of Washington, opened the polls yc-.
acreay 10 test the sense OF the citizens the sub.
in F>f f5y1an
, 1865-12-30

Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tnb0ne.l
CA1no, Dec. 29.
This evening a. the passenger train Of the ILL.,
noie Cerra} Railroad WAS coming IN, traiu con-
tanning members Of the 18th Illinois infantry vas
fsraitlng 1t On the outer tacE. As soon az the
raln reached Its destination the soldier
trAip started. On one oflhe car platforms stood
mcmbc. Of Co: D. ramed VIM. Bridges, with a mus
let INLAND. One Of his fenow-so1diets, who was
stow IN taking his position On The tzai NTH bia
, 1865-12-30

T1lc Sound Stcnnler Commonwealth
EurHrd at Grotou. Ct.-Loss One Ml1-
Hon DollnFx.
PEor1EEScE, Il. l., Der. - The elegant steamer
Commonwealth, loaded with freight, Uas totally
destroyed by fire last night ut Groton. The depot
and Telegraph Office were also totally destroyed.
Loss our million dollars.
, 1865-12-30

Overland Mail-Shock OF nu EartlA-
4uake-A Financial Failure.
SAN Fi;ANn1sco, Dec 2S.-The overland mill,
with New York daies Of The Gfi OF November, hAs
arrived here.
A slight shock Of an earthquake YVES felt at Santa
Clara last night.
Tie arn Of Jakataasky & Warmmc1 failed TO.
day. Liabilities over $a06,G0o.
, 1865-12-30

From 81. Paul.
Sr. PAIL Dec. so.-CaptaIn Pla.t, Of Michigan,
has Just reached the clty direct from Veruil11ol
Lake. lie fully confirms the 1cports Of abundance
Of gold In that rc.ion.
Efforts arc being made TO consolidate the Mutual
Protection ind Afnneso.a Gold Mining Companies,
which Will be ELECTED to-day, II at all.
Members Of the Legislature, which conycuea on
Tuesday next. are beginning to arrive
, 1865-12-30

DosIoN, Dec. ga letter from Guadaloupc,
dated November IS, states that the cholera had
tn a town Of six thousand inhsbifents. Ono
hundred and se.en fatal cases occurred On the I'D
, 1865-12-30

g IL IT, Esea Ss1 liz e roed q Is
cb,:,' '9aiacd Il $ao, T. md ' IS ID eeucy: sn inier
nation WAS E!tcn to the poliee, and the u<1ateln
wretch mas lodged In the Ceat,1d police station
He WfEs'e examined this morning ut the ArE1oi7.
| P1s7oh 7s. CNs-CAx1 T11CqsuAsz.-Qn5le d
| curious ai1ray occn1et1 Thursday afternoon On
Dearborn sfteel, between two well known knsats
OF the ereen ctptn." Benjamin BGrnfsh and jim
War. in which the latter received severe G5t, a. II
appeared, deserved damage. From tie ssai .ments
Of persons present, We fearn that F6tuisa WAS
seated IN an urfta1,s office in Walkers 1iutkdiuG,
when Ward ent@d and ezcltedIy demanded TO
know If be WIS armed, It the same time sloleraly
threatening him {Rurufshh who endeSyotetl 70
asett the impending storm BY telling Ward tlR:t
that be had better 20 abo1t his businesa- Ward
only blustered more drew s revolver and fred at
him. BuTnlsh than Brfans sa him, took AMY the
Ger Hunt, OF the Mayors Police. was brought TO
the ecene to arrest Wusd. but seetne bis condition.
ssyere eut, on lace authead. and wesk trom loss
Ward appeared II the Pol1cr Court ycste11ay-
morning, IWst6 his head bound 1p ie eloths, aei
OF his being fudclJ treated With eher cane or eone
oaheE heavy weapon. The prisoner asked for a con-:
psodnsc Witnesses, and the hearing Was postponed
pnul Tuesday afternoon, the prsonEr being held in
nonds OF $s00 for his appearance.
Mrs1EnD.-Rcv- E. B. Futile, recant1y Post
Chaplain At Camp Douglas, was mnsc,ed out Of
service On Nov. $0th. he uas shre.s Jears IN the
eerviee Of the United Statcs a. Hosuital Chanlofn
and for one year and four months pIeysously, Chap
lam at Camp Douglas. During al this term Of scr.
vice bo has distinguished himself as IN earnest,
faithful and efficient iaborcr for the :prtnal welfare
ofsoldfers, ard had dese1vedy Won the respect aud
affection OF al who have known him.
Bseyet Lieut.. Col. Jas- $. Hi'dreit1 has also inst
been mustered out Of the service. The credit Is
due to Dr.. II, Of having originated the Desmarres
Eye and Ear Hospital IN this city, IN institution
which has been Of the most incalcnnble benefit,
both TO Its patients and the Government lie In
tenda making Chicago hts permanent home and
continuing here the practice Of his profession.
PEEsEs7Aros.-Mr. S. II. Hunt, Jr.. supcrin-
tcndeEt Of the Filth baptist Church Suuday School,
at the School Festival on Wednesday evening, re-
cetved as present from the teachers an elegant
copy Of the Scriptures. a laysh distribution OF
gifts 20 the children ia. nieo made.
, 1865-12-30

1 PcFADnnts

PorGukEErs1E, Dec. e9.-The r1Eer here Is altei
with floating ice. The steamboat Norwich wentup
this p. m- with colora dying. on her way to Ron.
don't TO lay up. Navigation to this place has not
been open 70 late In number Of years.
, 1865-12-30

EosroS, Dec. a9.-l}rcyoi Major General II. A.
Isa1nnm, commanding 'h!s military district, has
accept The Office OF state lz1son 1nspector At Now
York, 10 which be WIS elected recently.
, 1865-12-30

Further Reduction OF the Ar1nT.
New YoRK, Dec. GA special despateh to the
EFtaing ftst, dated Washington, Dec. 91th, says
the President IL well satisfied with the condition
CT the South aEd our crelgn relntions, thai he has
determined upon still further reduction Of the
QYUy.
, 1865-12-30

elected Centre, and j. j. DAILY Treasurer. All the
officers are IN favor Of Congress. A new Circle,
noned after DonavaE Roeea, sFas formed tonight,
in which speeches were made and enthusiastically
applaudedi in favor oil Mahu1ey.
, 1865-12-30

Eunk Robbery at nnQuoin, Iii.
DuQco1S, Dec s9.-The banking house OF Smith
1 Co. was broken open last night and robbed OF
about S:D,CQU.
, 1865-12-30

NEW YoRK, Dec. s9,-The Jury In The Strong d.
vozce case, alter being out four hours returned to
court and requested permission to partake or din
ner, and It was granted, end hera Will probably bc
no verdict rendered tonight.
, 1865-12-30

WlL1AAspoET. ra., Dec. so-Thc1e IS IN Ice
food in the West branch Of the Snsquehannah, do
trs great damage. Il Is estimated that from 10 to
o Gu raw icsr, saned al s. .0t0 G have passed
lctc In the last twenty hours. 1t Ii the cayi
cst loss ever sustained By the 1ambc1mcn Of thai
section
, 1865-12-30

1fAHn1snuKo, Pa, Dec ao.-Thc city Is crowded
with members ol the Legislature. There win he
no change tn the organization Of the Senate.
james X. Kelly Is the accepted Republican tandi-
.atc tor the 1lon.e. and Mt. Benedict, the former
Clerk, will be reelected.
, 1865-12-30

TNDELIBLE STAaIPING,-lfe-
ruos. Dela!nts. white 6kt1ta, AEd Ch1dstn'z Cloth.
inR. On an5 color but black This elegant nnd cheap
substitute tor traltug and embroidery. IL nore en-
lnsinx and rnucn cheaper. Cali at 1851 Michigan
a7enue. 18th st1e- Or At the Clothing stofs Of
utY he seeQ md pedet1 les. c}6 het
, 1865-12-30

T ARGE SALE OF q. S. ORD
AEANCE PRQPERTT.-WM be sold st public
auction BY 4. McCslland auetio1eer, i: Allegheny
Arssnal P1tIshnrH, Pa. conmentink 1t 10 o'clot T.
r. r; Monday, January l3sh lsts ~ f5lowinE articles.
ST non; = ssts s. AitilleEI naInes5: rs! Eorsisn
siaskeis and T:tnts lae4 o. ). Nnskets and Eides
SSs Brrech Loading and other Ca1o.nt* Ia3 Co;t,s
s2d md shsEps 2; Enes; 81 Sporting K,les Shot
Irtaggpiar md s*o,d 2!s5 1:ssolve-s; 1875 5a5e1
and swords 10g sets CavarT Accontreneuts s. 10
tets inf3niry AccOldemtutsi 3,511 Saddles. CaJarJ
s91 Aztll efy soooo pasts q Aesse EQaioaesss ia:
9lea. Horse hrushts. Curry Combs, DC. 900 Saddle
hsnte.ss 80 parts q Artillery Hasness 4eo3 s.
ss.s Cannon: rue aha sporting:
go toos Scrap Cast Iron 50 tons scrap Wrought Iron
50 tors Lend sEd Anunlony III pigs. type metal ID,
R1SIeht ys, Ton As'es 25o ss Led bfo+s i1ma
easones. d.; larie lot Of ARTILLERY 1mp!ements and
Egu1pnentk laIEe ;ot q sPa5S pxts' LOT nfosSets'
Purchasers Will 81 required remove tho property
within ten days aftes tho sale.
Terms cash, 4 H. T. WHITELEYs
1t. Col! Of Ordnance and Bt Brig. Gen. U. b. Army.
ALLEGHENY Arsenal, de1ct$15t
, 1865-12-30

Death Of Col. Jas d. Grahan1s q. s. 4.
NosToS, Dec. s9-Jamcs DHncnn Graham
brother-in.law ot Mai. Gen. Mealc, and Colonel o
the United States Engineers, stationed here, died
suddenly fl This cay last evening Of disease os The
heart.
, 1865-12-30

ARREST OF TH1ET.-Same time ago gentleman
named Clay, residing at No. ls3 West jackson etreet,
bsousht With him, ttom Buffalo, aJoupss znan, whom
be picked up the street there. and who had inter-
ested lin. Ha fed him. clothed him, and gave him
Employment Ia thls ets(, In return tor 1eze sex.
, 1865-12-30

ETC. II. SCKITES d. CO., Advertising
Agents, il Dearborn street. nre authorized
Agents TO receive advertisements for the Tri-
bune, and nil other lending papeFs throu1h-
out the United Stntes and Canadu.
, 1865-12-30

His Raid upon Washington In 1864
and the Subsequent Valley Cams
rafgnx-tsen. Early Appeals to Future
Generations aud Declares Himself in
Perpetual Exile,
, 1865-12-30

On behalf Of my down-troddcn country,
make the appeal to those nations that they
Will not commit the further Injustice of re-
ceiylns the history Of this struggle from the
mouths mon and DR. Pens ct %. our ,snsmie5 but that
placing tue history before them. In the
meantime, let oil my countrymen who were in
a condition to know the character Of the COLI
test, put in tangible form to be preserved
for thc use of the future historian, such facts
and materials for that history Us arc in their
knowledge or possession. j. 4. EARLT,
Itie4t. Gen, C, s. A.
, 1865-12-30
NaGak'S MlGN0LIA BALM,
For Holiday Presents I!

BUNS AT COST, st
APPLEUT'S GREAT FRAME STORE.
1:0 South Clask.st, vhe1e laree atoek of Fraue<.
Lcokt1G-GIasse5 Of every rnflety, and 9teItosEopq
Boxes Pictures. and Photograph Stock Of every do
scEtpiou Il to be had At least y eAs tha ky
other house west OF New York.
GetIby1GSU II III aA Y W4AA.lat
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WeaveryiIle, Saturday, Feb. 4, 1865.

FOREIGN Miners LIcENsE.-AS ERRoR.-ln
article in last issue relative to taxes and
taxable property, we made misstatement in re-
gard to the amount of Foreign Miners License
collected in the month OF November. We stated
the number sold at IA. Mr.. LOOMS, county
Auditor informs us that 253 licenses were return
ed as sold during that month, and that we were
led into error from the fact that 1879 of the No
vember receipts were paid for by the Collector
in his October settlement
As the subject in question seems tobe occupy
ing large share of public attention al the pres
ent time, we have thought proper to publish a
comparative statement of licenses sold during
the first uine months of Mr. Kinds incumbency,
and the corresponding months of the year previ-
Gus, as shown by the county Auditors books
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-02-04

PL,NIn all our newspaper experience
invention discovery to so COM
petely enchain public attention. and enlist universal comb
ence as Holloway worldsanctoned remedies All nations
seem to have received and adopted them The Journals oil
the old world even the leading medical publications. therc
lent their powerful aid to the inventor Brother
in the wake of John Bull and made such
enormous drafts upon Professor Iolloways Central establish
men in London he found necessary to come over ana
set nm new mandatory in the Commercial Capital o
America With this main depot for the new world he mas
connected than thirty thousand dependent agencies III
the various Territories of the Union And this i
but gigantic tributivc SYSTEM He counts
his agents by thousands and the mails
under weight of his correspondence lie pays the revenue
of petty prince hostages and freight and we nave yer tt
see the man who point out paper IN when iiolway
name has not been mentioned All this vast system OF pro
ucon disbursement dissemination, and publicity Is under
his own Immediate and he governs II a. easy IL
a elegraphic operator controls the fiery tongue {" inc gh
piuy Truly he a whose mental organization The
highest and qualities to have con1nngcd lie
has done more for suffering humanity i'll twenty years thar
medical science had previously accomplished Ill twenty
turies-B Boston Journal I'll
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SANITARY AT NORTH FoRK.-Geo E. Noonan,
Secretary of the Soldiers Aid Society there,
writes in regard to the proposed Sanitary Dance
"The ladies are quite enthusiastic, and are ia
king hold with proper spirit. Last Sunday our
Society met, and had the pleasure of enrolling
thrty-fve names, among the number ten ladies.
Each member pays 81 month North Fork is
doing nobly, and we shall not be surprised to
hear that it is the banner district of the county
in the Sanitary movement.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS IN DENANp-County Super
intendent Stone, of Siskiyou, informs the Yreka
Union that he give permanent employment
to a dozen school teachers at the present time,
with salaries ranging from $50 to SIS per month
without board, which in that county can be had
at the low rate of 81 week
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HAVE FOR SALE TIE LARGEST STOCK
| on the Pacific Coast, consisting in part as
follows
720 doz SPECTACLES. in Gold. Silver Steel
and Plated Frames
305 doz EYE GLASSES in Gold. Silver. Steel,
Horn. Shell and Rubber Frames
80 doz. WIRE GAIZE GOGGLES:
800 doz. SPECTACLE GLASSES and BRA
LILLIAN PEBBLES:
800 doz. SPECTACLE and EYE GLASS Cases:
39j Opera and Marine Glasses
- Telescope and Spy Glasses;
225 doz. Magnifyng Glasses:
80 doz Pocket CompasseS
80 Hand Stcrco>cope>
- Hcroirins Stercoscopcs
25O0 doz. Stercoscop- Views
Drawing Instruments in German Silver
and Brass
Boxwood and Ivory Scales
Microscopes in every STYLE
300 Magnetic Machines for Medical purposes
-AncroI Barcmctcr>
2U.5o0 Card Photographs.
coo Album Pictures in oil colors
30 doz Union Card Frames
Joseph Rodgers Il Sons CUTLERY;
100 dor. Table Knives
go doz Pocket Knives:
90 doz Razors
30 doz Razor Strops;
$50 doz. Scissors
SCISSORS. in cases:
100 doZ. GyroScopc Tops
100 doz Thermometers
% doz. Hydrome;ers
Gavanic Batteries
BE- Country Traders will consult their own
interest by examining our Stock and Prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
= Orders from the COUNTRY promptly exc
cuted. I-z3" Catalogues sent to any address,
FREE. ~gssa Address,
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NOTICE.

4 LII PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS against
N S. B. Sewall. deceased, will present their
evidences of Indebtedness to the undersigned i'm
mediately. All persons indebted TO said deceas
ed are requested to call and see the undersigned
in relation thereto. A. j. FELTER.
Weaverville, Feb. B. 1865 4.3.
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Srocx DYrSG.-T. NJ. Loop, who used to ex.
press . it in this county, informs the Walla Wal
la Statesman that great numbers of cattle have per
ishcd in Grand Ronde and Powder river valleys
from the recent intense cold. He also saw many
dead mules and oxen along the Boise road, which
had persisted from the same cause.
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OVERRIDING THE MATTER.-A good and pious
old lady in the land of steady habits, insisted on
her minister praying for rain, and had her cab
bages cut up by hail storm On viewing the
wreck she remarked that she - never knew the
minister to undertake anything without over
doing the natter
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-02-04

INSANE EDIroRs.-The physician of the Bloom
ingdale (N. y Lunatic Asylum lately testified
as follows: II will state as conclusive fact, that
one of the leading papers in New York is princi-
pally edited in the Bloomingdale Lunatic Asylum,
and the leading editorial is written three or four
times week by person of unsound mind con-
fined in that institution.
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COLONEL MOONLIGHT has succeeded Colonel Chiy.
ington in command of the district of Colorado
Territory An exchange wonders if the Govern
ment intends to meet the Indians of Colorado
- by moonlight alone.
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THIS reunion 1.-THE late Mcdowell gathering
of persons of all political creeds will have good
effect in our city. 1t will tone down partizan
rancor, and cause better feeling to exist in So
cial circles We hail it the dawn of a better
era in our midst, when political opponents will
not feel like cutting each others Threats whenev-
er they meet. General and Mrs. Mcdowell are
certainly deserving of praise for the manner in
which they have led off in the good work.-Be-
riGh Brora.
No doubt our suffering prisoners at Anderson
vile, and in the loathsome cribs in about Rich
mond will think when the hear of McDowell's
gracious recognition of the enemies Of their
country. Not but what Mcdowell has a right to
do as he pleases III suck matters but there is not
n solitary rebel officer in Dixie who will not
open his eyes in amazement when hears of the
late affair And while such dough-faces as Be-
-riah Brown are bespattering him with praise the
sick and MANNED soldiers of the Union armies
will heap curses on his head.
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GwIS standing alone in Northern Mexico would
be powerless, but Gwin backed up by France,
Austria and other leading powers of Europe, is
not to be trited with with impunity .-AaryspHle
Express.
And Gwin not % backed up" by Uncle Sam,
and Russia, and other Governments friendly to
LIBERTY might see the necessity of getting out
of his new dominions at " double quick" If
this war should end Tomorrow the hoary headed
old scoundrel would quit Mexico between two
DAYS.
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ROAD MEETING.
FEBRUARY nth,

A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIREC-
n tors of the Wearerville and Shasta Wagon
Road Company will be held at the Office of the
Company, in Weayerville, on
Monday, February 18th,
at clock, p. NJ, for the transaction of Compa-
ny business. By order.
D. E. GORDON, Secretary.
Weavervlle, Feb. 4, 1865. All,
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LEWISTON. The ladies of Lewiston announce
a Sanitary Dance for the 22d of February, and
promise a good time to all who attend. Tickets
are only 81 The proceeds will be handed over
to the Soldiers Aid Society of that place, which
we learn is f1ourishing finely.
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CANON CITY.-Wm, Guthrie Secretary of the
Canon City Soldiers Aid Society, writes US that
the sum of S35 80 was contributed in the month
Francisco Office. \ party at Thede's Hall is
announced for the 9Th inst. the proceeds to go
to the Soldiers Fund. Tickets may be had at
this office, the Drug Store. and Union Hotel
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Showing falling off during the nine months
of 1864 of only 267 from the same period of the
previous year If we may place confidence in
the statements of river traders and others who
have better opportunity Of knowing than we
pretend to, the falling off in Chinese miners has
been in equal proportion. Whether or not this
be true we don care particularly we have Civ
the fact and figures, and dismiss the subject
for the present