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House Lots for sale.

SEVERAL finely located House Lots in Cape Ely
~ abeth, three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge.
inquire of E. N. PERRY, at the Sherif7s Office Port
land, where plan of Cape Elizabeth lots may be
seen. may13f
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To Let or Lease for term of Years.
NHE Store Store, and Wharf now occupied By, Charles
a ID; Merrill, situated between Union Wharf and
MerrilPs The Wharf contains about 1900 square IT,.
with two story building thereon, 20 by75 For fur
ther particulars inquire of
4s JOSEPH H. WHITE,
mayz5du et No. 81 Union Wharf.
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1st--It has more than double the CASH ASSETS
being now AsA 3'
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For Sale or to Let.

NlHE new French Cottage, on the Cape Cottage
il road, opposite Capt. Green Walden's, containing
fourteen rooms, with about seven acres Of land. Il
is unsurpassed on the Cape Enquire of Uc
goo iNii A. STEPHENSON,
jy6-df 121 Commercial Street.
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ude
w ants, r Lost q! S a and Found.
Business Men W0ssted /

- = VOO7UCSS UIOEC ~ tUEOUOOV
TNO solicit and fill orders for the life and times of
- ABRAHAM LINCOLN, by DR.. L. p. Brockett,
the Biographer and Historian, Author Of "Philan-
tnropic Results Of the War in America" "Our Great
Captains, /" History of the Civil War in the United
States, &c., Price 49, $3.50, $425 and $5, accord
ing TO style Of binding. The best Biography to be
puDlshed,) and the Great National Engraving
Schusseles master painting engraved by Sartain.-
Two superior works for statesmen. Deeds Of terri
tory gwen, guaranteeing exclusive right of slle.-
Apply to .. e. HORTON, General Superintendent,
Mass. aue9d1m
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Notice

FTHE Stockholders of the Westbrook Manufactsr-
4 ing Company are hereby notified that their An
muai Meeting for the choice of officers and the tram
sc.oh o. any other busines which may come before
Wli' be holden at the Office OF the subscriber lu
E = TnVHIWS1ana, HW 1I, on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY-SECOND
DAA or AUGUST, 1865, at o'clock p. M.
d r4,.., l RENSSELAER, CRAM, Clerk.
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CGScO NATIONAL Rna,E

A SPECIAL. 4. MEETING of the Stockholders of the
Sasc9 National Bank OF Portland WI be held at
August next at o'clock P M, to act mon the
tion of increasing the Capital Stock 'N' f1e'
Per Vote of Directors
E. P. GERRIsH, Cashier.
July Is, 1864 july15td
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS:
JOHN Il. GILMAN, Editor,
PUBLISHED AT sgt EXCHANGE STREET, BY
N. A. FOSTER G. GO.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published al
$500 per year in advance. N.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS is published every
Thursday morning, at $500 per annum, in advance ;
Sz.zs Z pald within six monahs; and S2.5O, if pay
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To Let.


TWO OFFICES over No. II Middle Street
81 L. Also, Store-house on Union Wharf.
July 22-dtf VIM. BOYD.
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H0llse Lots

Uneven House Lots, comprising $4,000 feet of
~ Land, on Emery, .Cushman and Lewis st. for
sale by w. H. STEPHENSON.
Portland April 2s, 1sss.--dtf = + - : - els,i
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OSf on Saturday eveniRg, between St. Luke's
1lChurch and No. 98 Danforth Street, PORTE
MONNAIE containing about eight dollars in Bills
ana SCRIPT. The finder will be rewarded by leaving
II at NO gS Danforth street or at this office.
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HOUSE LOTS on Oxford, Washington, Madison,
Ii Munroe, Fremont, Greenleaf and Fox streets on
terms to suit. Apply to VIM. OXNARD, as
july25iseo1m x0i na3a 174 Cumberland st.
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FnrrI SAID

YACHT NETTEE, 20 tons, built of white oak,
copper fastened, and coppered one year ago; new
sails and rigging BaIasted with 6 to tons iron.
For further particulars inquire of
B. j. WILLARD, st. Lawrence
House, India Street. ad29dtf
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For Sale.

DLEASANTLY located in Freeport, q miles from
Il the Depot, on the old county road to Brunswick,
the old homestead known as the Townsend place.
containing 35 acres. Fruit trees, wood lot.
and water convenient. Apply to Mai. W. MITCH
ELL, on the premises. Price $s0o,O0. jy2Odh
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For Sale.
Alternate House Lots for Sale.

44AEJ0F'TJJbIG IIUtUS6l A1UtS ! Ut AJtVVOs
gn HOUSE LOTS at from 10 to III cts per foot
Ie1 within from 10 to 10 minutes ak of the Post
Offce, and only from II to minutes walk Of the
Horse Railroad. Tue above limited number of Alter
nate House LOTS on new streets already located Is
offered at the above named prices for the purpose OF
encouraging the building of Houses, thus giving to
parties who make the first purchase the advantage OF
the rise on the land which is sure to follow the I'M
provements. .ssi sgW a9.fsr8 .ee ~ M - e
+ For plans of Lots and Streets, apply to
.3iiti- MOSES GOULD, Gs
9l july146w al No. "A Middle Street, up stairs.
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A SITUATION as an accountant, or interest
ou "A IN good paying business, by one who has had
experience, and can furnish Capital. Good refer
ences given. Address Box 1868, Portland p. o.
Aug. 9.-d1wis*
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| OST on Sunday, 9Th inst, between the Sugar
~ House and ST. Dominick's Church, A LADIES'
WALLET containing sum of money. The finder
er Muller's. 4iaiisff7flf,s ..sls3f', n auo811w&
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4 / esl1alnllieous.s
j ] LelMliistton L / on Pals Academy.


FF'HIS Institution ifenter upon its seventh year
Il in nAugust under the management of its present
Prlnc1pai. More than seven hundred students have
Deen N attenaance within the past year. The Tras-
tees encouraged by its success and not unndfnl OF
the demands OF the age Tor educated business men,
educated mechanics men educated with special refer
ence 70 this practical age and nation have decided to
add u the Academic Course two Departments-a
ment. TlGEfllE 81 IlTIg.I f.IJ
The Commercial Department. I5a5a
Inc design of this Course is to furnish young men
with such instruction viii enable them to engage
at once In any branch Of commercial business 1t will
combine the theoretical and Practical Rooms suit
aDie for Banking, Business Offices Telegraphing,
in the New Town Block.
Competent and experienced teachers have been en-
gaged and more viii be added as the exigencies Of
this department shall require It is Intended fo r-
nsh instruction equal to that obtained in the best
Commercial Colleges. One easily perceive the ad-
vantages which may be derived from the connection
of this department with the Academy where a thor
ough knowledge of the Modern languages can be OBJ
tained-a knowledge Indispensable to business men
in many parts OF our Union.
saAsie The Branches Taught e.1
Are Bookkeeping in allits forms; Commercial Law
Commercial Arithmetic; Business CORRESPONDENCE
Telegraphing; Penmanship; Photography, sc.
0 s-- U,stsssaI Facilities
Are offered to ladies desiring to pursue Pennanshp
and Bookkeeping. There will be Course of Lee
lures on Commercial Law by gentlemen eminent in
the legal profession. Rooms open day and evening
The Scientific and Industrial Department
The studies Of this course will occupy two years
and include Instruction by lessons in those branches
Of the Abstract Mathematics not taken up in the
Academic Course; Land Surveying; Geometrical
Drawing; Mechanical Drawing; Architectural Draw.
ing; Shades, Shadows and Linear perspective; As.
trOnomy; Navigation; Leveling; Mechanics; Loca-
tions Of Roads; Calculating Excavation and Enlbank
ment; Construction Of Roads; Strength of Materials
Bridge Construction; Mechanics of Machinery and
Engineering. Mechanical Princines of Architectural
Masonry; Stone Cutting; Geology: Mineraiogy; the
French and German Languages, and History. In.
struction will asp be given by Lectures in Physica
Geography; Logic and Political economy
As much time will be given to feld-work with thu
Compass, Surveyors Transit and Engineers Level
as the arrangement of studies win permit.
THE STUDIES OF THE FALL TERM
s RgE first Of the course) are e5f t
AnGtyticGt Geometry, Surveying, GeOniefri
ias 10 sis cal DrGs0i5.G, and French.
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~ ti4 ,rAisa9l TUITION i0 .nWcf E
FULL COMMERCIAL COURSE.
Payable In advance and emitting the student
to the privilege Of completing all the studies =
Of the department at any time after the pay
ment, af8lrs zsf. =, r.t-.y,,s 4,f $4,000
Penmanship, twenty lessons, 800
ACADEMIC COURSE aahof
Common English Branches per term, $50
Higher English Branches, per term, 900
Languages, PEI. term, sfN ioI si1 $50
Scientific and Industrial Course, per term, $50
Music with use Of instrument, per term 1900
Painting and Drawing, from 200 to 10 90
Board in families, per week, including room,
from s-- 800 to 400
Post Office Address Of the Principal w. T. WEB
sTER, Auburn, Maine -l-i
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Corn Mill.

rTyIIE subscribers are prepared to GRIND CORN
A for customers at their Mil on forS street. Ohicc
Commercial St., head of Richardson's harI.
july17eod1m E. II. UPHAM & SON
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Wn1lfPd.
Lost I

A American GIRL, competent to do house work.
State Street. aue9d3t*
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mo Let.

LNLEGANT Chambers for business purposes
II wholesale or retail in the new block, 147 Middle
Street. For terms apply at ...
+ tr HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM.
Aug. 4-dtf Q 8n AZ Aan 3s
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r ARGE CHAMBERS over ITO and 112 Federal St.
IL Apply to a1ie9at -5s3A>
~, g JEFFERSON COOLIGE & CO., dit u
ap19du Cor. Commercial and Franklin streets.
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h sH .4ssr ~ Calendar, q
r. Fall Term commences Monday August 2Sth, 1856.
3 Winter Term commences Monday, Nov. 20th, 1865.
Spring Term commences February 18th, 1866. oi
Summer Term commences May 7th, 1856.
NAHUM MORRILL, .tA
e9lll NNud Sol Secy OF Board of Trustees.
Auburn, July 18th, 1865. july 20 S AVID
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

e There il q story going the rouads
Of the press, that as . recent levae st sha
White House, there came very near being
a row among tho black negroes and white
ditto rho assemble there. Tho Ansra-
cans Of African descent wished to 20 in
ahead OF the Africans "A American de-
seens, whrrenpon the laSscr chjensel. =
Tbs aeooaat sayss
ssaIany negroes had reached the psrtico
and aolaa lad PASSED tba door, whea the
demonstrations on Eha part of aha whites,
aroused to deep indigestion, waTnsd sha
special police thas trouble wps brswing.
|sThey are letting the negr6as ins' ex-
eIainsd score OF voiees, made and fs-
male. sPHt Penn cut was rosred ny as
naany men. who iook ed willing enough 10
|perflarn the act shemsaIyasg sGo TO ths
kitchen, G--d d--n you,s yelled q rough
[hewn soldier, who forgot be wasnis il
camp
After sosne effsrt quiet was restored
| and the black and white shroaa naiacsqe-
ln4sed In vagfectly brotherly msnnef.--
lIfow heanssful Il fats ace brgfhrea dwei
| together ia unityl- Day Book.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

The Rev. DIR. Baldwin, who ah
accnded from sha Obs Female Collagsy q
Week Or two ago, s1king Nith hiaa about
40 coo belonging 10 TIE instatHtioas hts
heesl arrested III Balsimorss II apraaFs
|thAs Baldwin bad become ansusorsd ef .
notori0us female naInsd Haidee Alllsons
VA tbs Ewo left sha cisy sogeshef, n re.
|11AsninK sscreted while she prepared for
/ 1he iournsy. This anfartunate lnfatuA-
|1son q not she least sesaaskabls psxS n
s AFFAIR, a. che aAss sading sFsxssreT e
nsifss SO old man, and the wosn&n ons d
7 class that aoniti hare hasn a1t04f1 -
nons but mefeenary nnosisA1
Ths CincsnaAti 0azssss. 0s
Ipld sillaini
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

PUBLICATION OF ISCoMEs.-Section 10, L. ).
Revenue Act, approved June 80, 1864, provides
that the list of taxes asscssable on the first day
of May in each year thereafter SHALL upon COM
pletion, be open for public inspection for not less
than ten DAYS The U. s. Assessor for this 9Th J
District has intimated that soon as the income
returns have been finally adjusted, they Will be
published, in accordance with said A ct, IN every
county within his jurisdiction. We are GLAD to
know that such course is to be pursued. belieFlng
that it will result in benefit to the people gene
rally. as we'll as TO the Government. There has
been too much quibblirg in this regard during
past years. especially by those disposed to de-
fraud the Government, and to make incomplete
returns TO the Revenue officers Others again
have made incorrect returns through m'sgppTe-
tension of the law. IF the Revenue Departm ent
fails to furnish the people with the required IN
formation. it becomes the duty OF the legaiized
agents of the Government to explain to each and
every person assessed what is required IN making
returns The intent Of the law is that each cit
izen shalt bear aH equal share of the public bur
den in proportion to the objects of taxation OF
which he may be possessed. The income returns
for this county Will he Published. and in order
to avoid future explanations it Is advisable mat
our people make correct returns.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

GIVE THE TRINITY BOYS A CHAScE-A cores
pendent of the Marysvile appeal, writing from
Fort Humboldt after the receipt of the news of
the Presidents assassination, tells that a man
named Underwood having expressed feelings Of
qualification at the intelligence, was arrested by
order OF Colonel Whipple and placed in the
guard house to await Court Martial He thinks
there is doubt about the final disposition of the
scouAdrel, as it is, but thinks if the men of Com
pahy - c. could get hold of hire be would never
utter any more REASONABLE language We wish
"C's' boys had jurisdiction to deal with him
according to his deserts.
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Weayeryille, Saturday, May 20, 1865

O.BYRYE.-Some four months since Governor
Low commissioned one Felix Byrne Regimen
tai Quartermaster of the Sth California Nolah-
unteers, on the recommendation Of certain prom
inent men Of San Francisco. who urged MN
for the position because be supported the mon
ticket last Fall, yet who, previous 70 that ilie'
was blatant English apooeist Tor secession
A general remembrance being made to ms ap-
pointment General Mcdowell ordered Il tonit OF
Inquiry TO examine into the charges against hlhl'
and although three months have elapsed, ana IN
spite of convincing proof OF his dishonesty ana
his record for disloyalty his case Is not yet uis
posed Of Many 4 worthy man. who lacked the
wealthy influence. has been dismissed the service
for conduct less reprehensise. on thfee-Ahe
order and yet Il disloyal English snob, with no
claims for the position except that his influence
was purchased in aid of the mon party last
wear. is allowed 10 bring himself into popularity
ut the expense of the United States, ana 10 the
disgust of loyal citizens
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

That cortenFtible ragahoRd and traitor
- Long-Primer'' Hall, late editor of the .Amador
Dispatch, is again quartered at Alcatraz. He
has twice broken his parol, and to avoid further
trouble on his account we hope the military au-
thorities will 9 swear him and then stretch his
neck Military justice is not very eyen-handed
Insignificant traitors like Hall are incarcerated
in the Government institutions, while the leadino
and influential ones of the Marvsville Erpr.., are
allowed to 60 on in their Infamous career Of
Government abuse and reasonable practices.
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Weeklu Trinitu Journal.

EJ- County Warrasfs and Grsenbseks taken at
at their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
paper. To soldiers in the the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks a PAR.
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AID FOR MExIco.-The telegraph informs US
that the Mexican Liberal party offers large boun-
ties TO Federal officers and soldiers who will ioin
them. Mexico is threatened with large emf.
grafton recruiting Offices have been opened in
the Western States. an ! thousands are annonn-
cling their readiness to aid the Republic of Mex
leo in thrashing Napoleon, John Bull. Maximil-
ian, Gwin. refugee Southern traitors or disaf-
fected Nexicans. Another spec of war visible. >
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SrRAwsERRIEs.-For nice little basket-full-
the first of the season-we are indebted TO our
good old German friend Pfaf, proprietor OF the
incest little garden in the Basin. Annually
Pfaff remembers us with the first fruits of his
l;ttle bome-snot and we are thankful that there
is at least one whose memory does not grow
treacherous as age advances
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

THE BELL RlNGERs.-On Wednesday aud Thurs
day evenings our people were entertained by
Blaisdel Bros Troupe of Swiss Beli Ringers
An audience of two hundred and fifty persons
greeted them on the opening night, ard the en-
tertainment gave good satisfaction. As Rlaisdell
Brothers cannot afford to paronize mountain
printers, can't afford to furnish very e1-
tended notice of the entertainment. Travelling
troupes will make a note Of it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

IyrRoDUcroRY.-The junior and dancing part
ncr Of the JorrHAL establishment has gone 10
Canon City to attend Thede's party. which is an
nounced for this evening. as il is his first ap-
pearance in that mountain hound locality, W
will state that be is tnllv auth orized to treat in
matters pertaining to this concerp-cary;es the
documents with him. He Will receipt for back
subscriptions, and enroll new ones With pleasure
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

SHoCKISG AccrpExr.-On the sth of April. saws
the Klamath -News, whilea salute vas being fred
mond, the gun was prematurely discharged, in
juring two persons badly. enc of the unfortu-
nate men had the right side Of his face blown
completely off. destroying his right eve his
right arm broken and badly burned The
other escaped with having one of his arms Sc
vcrcly burned.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

Ok DIT.-lt srumored that after the approach
ing election for city officers first class daily
evening paper will make its appearance in San
Francisco. with joint capital enough to make it
a sure thing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

PlcroRIALs.-Nr. Oberdeener has our thanks
for files of Hdrpsrs Heekis and Lsslies Illustrated
Paper containing accurate illustrations of the as.
sassination of President Lincoln.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

LIScoLS.-Mr. Norcrcss, Pho tographer, has
presented US with truthful and valued picture
of the martyred President. More of the same
kind NAV be had atthe Post Office
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

NEW PROPRIETOR Oberdeener has sue
ceeded NJ. Cantorowitz in the Cigar, Tobacco,
Fruit and Confectionery business, at the Old
stand. Try him.
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SERVICE AT DoUGLAs.-Rev. Mr.. Henning will
preach at Douglas City at O'Clock tomorrow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

LOOK Orr FOR ROAD AGESTs.-We are told
that two Cinnamon were robbed Of over $500 on
the old trail between this place and Lewiston,
last Tuesday. The robbery was committed by
two white men whom the Chinamen did not rec
ognizc. Rascals about look out for them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

At the residence of the bride S father, in Wea-
vervilie, May 18th, by Rev. Geo. W. Henning,
Mr. CHAs. W. TwAMBLEY, of Canon City, to MISS
HATTIE A. LooTs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

Deny lr.-rhe Grass Valley National denies
the truth Of our story about Temple and Hatch
being forced to ride with Chinamen.-.H arysuiHe
-fPpea'.
Make it read Temple and Colonel E. j. Lewis,
Esq, aud seeif the gentleman from the Cherokee
nation will deny it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

THIS friday evening is the time set for o.
heeie Douglas City Ball. The late rain has
ton e
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

Spring RAcEs.-A resident of Colusa county
bets Hay Fork gentleman $500 that he has the
sastest horse of the two. and the speed Of the
animals is to be tested over the Hay Fork Course
to-day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

WELcoNE Rant commenced raining We'd
nesday night, and has continued showery at in
tervals since Already enough has fallen to ma
;terially aid the crops, and benefit Vegetation Of
all kinds Ii was much needed
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18th day of June, A. D., 1865.

l.
fornia, duly made and entered April 18th, A. D..
1865, | will on MONDAY, the
18th day of June, A. D., 1865,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, L. NJ and 4 o.
clock, p. NJ of that day, at Howe & Co Hotel.
in the town of Lewiston. in said county sell TO
the highest bidder therefor, in gold coin of the
United States, the following real property, to
wit: That certain house, garden. corral and
outbuildings, and all other improvements there
to belonging. situate on Deadwood creek Trini-
ty county and known the Mcclure shop and
garden. Also, the undivided three-fourths of
the water ditch taking water from Papoose creek
in said county, and conveying the same on to
the bars of Trinity river, all being the property
of L. Mcclure, deceased
TERMS OF SALE.-iJne-half cash on the day of
sale, with note and approved personal security
for the remaining half, to be paid on the confr-
nation of the sale and execution of the deeds
The property will be sold separately, and imme-
date possession given.
Should said property from any cause not be
sold on the said 9th June, 1863 the same will
be sold at private SALE as by said order am au-
thorized. JAMES F. HOADLEY
Administrator Estate of L. Mcclure. dec
May II, 1865. 1881.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

TELEeRAM-A dispatch remains in the Wea-
verville Office addressed to 2. II. Olmsteac.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

New FlRM.-A Corbus Bro. have established
a trading-post at Indian Creek.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

uo AND BE CLEASsEp.-Notice what Charley
to-day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

SPRING AND SuANER-M. William. & r. 4.
.cisre their Spring and Summer intentions in
new advertisement to-day. Read and nroet Nj,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20
1taths:

At Evans Bar, May 18th, FREDERICK ANDREW,
son of Alex. and Louise Stiller, aged months
and % DAYS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

MINING Acknowledgements Chilean in
forms us that John Deadly had leg broken by a
caving bank in his mining claim on Canon Creek.
last Monday DR.. Todd attended the injured
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

LET THE ORIGINAL JAcops' BEWARE Let
no true Union man, whether Republican or not
fail 10 read and remember the advice given by
the New York N6rs, which is published on the
first column of the first page of this paper
These political knayeS who call themselves
Democrats will be ready to furnish advice to
Union men as literally as though they had always
been members of the party, as soon as the aF-
preaching campaign opens. After encouraging
rebellion for four wears, they now ind that it is
a failure, and they will be earnest in their en-
'deavors to misead the nnwary, and in so doing
perhaps accomplish their desires. Such are be-
ginning to make themselves conspicuous. Re-
member that they sympathizcd with treason
until it was whipped by your, brethren on Eastern
battle-fields Remember LfNcoLN!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20

TEC conspiracy to assassinate the President
and Heads of Cabinet duplicates members of the
villainous association known in the South as
q knights of the Golden Circle, and in the
West as . Sons of Liberty" To-day Friday
three of the latter-Bowles. Muligan and IIorsey
were TO be hung in indianapolis. lis believed
that members Of the organization Of = Knights
of the Columbian Star in this State direct
ly implicated, which may account for Beriah
Browns sudden leavc-taking of San Francisco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-20
Will Not be Undersold,

Call and examine our Goods and prices, and
satisfy yourselves. NJ. WILLIAMS L. CO.
Weavervlle, May 20, 1865. 37v9
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Candidates Column.

Announcements under this heading FIVE DOLLARS
month. and viii not be inserted until paid for