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Next SAssArH.-Rey. Mr.. Henniug will preach
at the Union Church, Weaverville, at IL e'clock
and at Douglas City at O'Clock.
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Great Popular Loan of the People.

Less than $500 of the loan authorized by the
Congress, on the market.
This amount the rate at which being absorbed Will
all be subscribed for within four months when the notes
undoubtedly command premium, has uniformly been
the case on closing the subscriptions to other Loans
In order that citizens of every and section of the
country may afforded facilities for taking the Loan the
National Bank, State Banks, and Prfrafe
throughout the country have generally agreed
subscriptions par Subscribers will select their
own agents. in whom they have confidence and who only
are responsible for the delivery of the notes for which
they receive orders
JAY COOKIE
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
March %. 1863. 11l3ttc2p.
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AN IrEs FOR PoREIGx Powers Before the last
draft was ordered, there were $4,000 men on
the paw rolls Of the War Department,
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Observation-Disclosures johnson was lately
thrown from bis buggy at Silver City lNev. J,
suffering dislocation of the shoulder -. +.
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HoLLowAY's PLLs.-USYEcEssARY TORTURE

-PALpITATIoN OF THE HEART-The bleeding,
blistering, salivating and torturing method of
the modern treatment Of disease tends to the
man life. Physicians have a certain routine pre-
scribed for their ,sodas operandi from which there
is no departure, the laws of the Modes and Per-
slams were not more immutable than the dicta of
the Draconian Code that confines men to peculiar
dogmas penalties of excision. Untrammeled
by particular rules, Holloways system on the
contrary is based on the simple laws of nature
palpitation is often the effect of Indigestion
disorders of the stomach or nervous affections
By their action on the stomach and nerves the
Pills remove the cause and effect radical cure
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If our readers notice lack of interest in this
issue of the JOURNAL, they will please attribute
it to the near approach of the 4th. The printers
have to prepare well as other people.
SOME of the secesh at Victoria were so afflicted
at the humbug telegram of the execution of jeff
Davis and Breckinridge, that they dressed their
dwellings in the habilaments of mourning.
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Thursday, July 18th, 1868,

at 10 clock. A. NJ. The following test to be Oh
served in voting at the Primaries. was adopted
TEsT-' Did y,u rotc far 4brGhcm LHtrln ami 1adruc
JoiaSi al he last Presidential Etctia, 'ctLd hr
rotri hai yoa been oJgdcd mp rtfaiy 2
The following is the apportionment of dele
gates to each precinct on the basis of the vote
for Presidential Electors on the 9Th day of No
vcmber. 1864 One delegate by courtesy one for
every twenty votes, and one for every fraction ri
Fifteen
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SinalOa, Sonora and COlima J!


And fz.a4 of VIII and
Duties So soon collected 10 deposited held
in the PACIFIC BANK San Francisco, and employed
clrsyely for the payment of said Bonds and Interest
The great member Of those desiring 10 aid and having
faith eventual triumph of the REPUBLIC OF MEM
together the abundance of the security offered
hastily the this will be speedily taken up
The Bonds issued will possess additional value from the
facilities that will b. offered to such holders
ed in trading with the Ports specified The Government
of Mexico reserves the right to redeem said Loan or any
part thereof, upon
6 MONTHS NOTICE OF SUCH INTENTION,
published in newspaper in San Francisco, and newsfa-
per in New York City. =.
The UNDERSIGNED has appointed SAMUEL BRtNNAN,
ESQ of the CITY Francisco his Attorney and given
authority all business relative Ia these
Bonds. in his
Subscription books opened at the rooms OF the I'M
lersirned Office Room No. l. 2d floor, IN Montgomery
street For further particulars including terms Of Loan.
apply to
GASPAR SANCHEZ OCH0A,
Agent of the Republic Of Mexico
(Ofice No l. 2d floor, 40 Montgomery street,)
OF, San Francisco.
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#eekly TrinitY 5onrmal.
Weavervjlle, Saturday, July /, 1865.
Nor PoprLous-A gentleman just returned

Nor PoPuLoUs.-A gentleman just returned
from the Ovens River country, says the Call,
gives doleful account of the progress of those
regions. The town of San Carlos, which con-
tains thirty houses, has, according to the last
census-unoficial-on nhabitant one solitary
man, who remains there TO keep guard over
the property of mining company. At Ben
City, nary population was discovered an old
mud-hen started up out of the sage and woke
up the solitude of the city. No other sign of
animal life was visible.
g MUcH OvERRATED.'-A man writing from
Walla Walla (W. T. J, under date of June l4th,
to friend in Stockton, says that business is very
dull, and the people not by any means remarka-
BILE for their intelligence He speaks thus:
Come down to the real thing. this part of the
country is very much oveTrated by the people of
San Francisco and California generally People
can make more money in California and live like
white folks here we live like dogs.
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Floor Managers,
YE, JOHN c. MASON
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UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

A MEETING OF THE UNION CENTRAL.
" Committee of Trinity county was held Mt
Weaverville on Saturday June 10th, Mt which
O. Phillips. D. H. Trufant o. II. p. Norcross, s.
l. Thaycr VIM. Weller. &. Thede, Geo. ii. Bun
ker, Thos Carr and \. J. Loomis were present.
The Committee appointed
Saturday, July sth,
as the time for holding Primary Meetings in the
several precincts, to elect delegates to the coun
ty Conventions which will convene at Weaver
Vile on
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APpnRTIONNENT

The following precincts, at which polls were
not opened at the last election, are each allow
ed n DELEGATE
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Z. s. EXCISE TAX.

TIM. KAYE,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-30
NUMBER B; i SO. so. !


.ankind with hope. Soo now, celestial
light borne 81 along the electric wires,
breathes into the nations heart new vitality,
and calls from every patriot thanks of rev.
erential gratitude to Almighty God, thanks
Of gratitude to Andrew johnson, for the
magnanimity and justice of his policy to-
wards our countrymemof the South.
The, ,odious act of contiscatiom has re-
ceived its mortal veto from the hand of An
drew Johnson, and mercy, and not ven-
geance, is to characterize his. Administra-
ton. The confiscation suits in Virginia
are being pardoned and forgiven, and told
to 90 and sin no more. 82AD81
Citizens, conntrymen,lJ lJ soldiers and
friends, mothers, wives and daughters, l
congratulate you all, on the political Star
Of Bethlehem, which has risen to bless our
country.
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IIcuT From THE - .EAsT.

\ Eighteen hundred and sixty- five ~ ears
ago, when the night of sin gloomed over
tie world, light suddenly rose above the
darkness in the distant East, and inspired
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r Given under my hand and seal, this 9th
[sRAL.] day,of September A. ~, 1896, a-I0 I0rt
sa4yl Sheriff of Franklin County, Ohio.
sept9 wft Trgs
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NHN DEN tai 0FElCE.F+
T. W. w 8 oRTMANI
bENfAL SURGEON, 4 :.

DnOlfFRms ms aROFES- -. y %
L .SIONAL services to the communi-i
hopes that any who may want NICE, LIFELLlKE
and DupA!R3!ltE sets, of new teeth 'at " ERY Low
as q renddr them q lvicesbie as they were BE-
fore tho decay commenced DAll operations known
TO othePyofessiSp, carefully performed and warrant
OEFi0E No. 10. north entrance Cup stairp. Op-
ere Heuse Columbus, q. Lnche-H
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INCOME TAX

A machinist, moulder, or other laboring
man, who is able to secure an income of a
few hundred dollars over and above the six
hundred dollars exempted, is not taxed on
the amount saved until the next year, when
perhaps he is thrown out of employment,
and then, with his family to supportand no
work to be had, heis forced to pay a tax on
the last YEARS. income. u. b.tr-e.,.3 T. ....r..
We propose torelieve labor of this unjust
burthen, by requiring capital to pay its
own tax. gt,-. EiaT tliH- Tf .s - l9
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two thousand million dollars OF bonds
should be taxed, and my bonds with them.
and by this equality of taxation would
only be taxed once, instead of three times
on the two hundred thousand Invested IN
trade. -i'- 2" si'l.' iN' ''' '''D' 70 r'"'i
Such was the reasoning of this Republic
can. and his conclusions were just, for his
business suffered from diminished demand
for his energies, for the greater part of the
burthen Of the tax finally falls on the pur
chaser andoth operative !in nj b1nl@ar
In short, the Republican leaders have re-
versed in its operation the true principle Of
taxation-the real basis being property
and not labor The Republican leaders
made contract with themselves in favor
of themselves. They mainly own, the
bonds, and they agreed to exempt the
property of each other from taxation, so as
to require other peopleto pay the bondhold-
ers' taxes, and their own into the bargain.
This is not a contract, buta fraud, and
hence as far as the exemption from taxa
tion is concerned, tits void. '' .',, m
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THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF
i Franklin County are hereby notified to meet at
their respective places Of holding elections, on the
I'd Tuesday of October. A. D. 1865, being the -.q
10th Day of October, A. ID, lS65,
and vote for the following officers. tp-wit: ag9 .tl
One Governor; one Lieutenant Governor; one Su-
cancy) one Treasurer Of State one Attorney Gem
eral; one School Commissioner; one. Member of
the Board of Public Works. one Clerk Of the Su7
preme Court; two Representatives; one Sheriff. one
Clerk Of the. Courts; one Treasurer; one Auditor;
one, , Commissioner: oone Infrmary Director; one
Coroner; one Surveyor, and one State Senator to
The Trustees Of the several Townships are requir-
ed to return to the Clerk Of the Court the names of
the following number OF Jurors: g y ~ atGAk
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-31

go STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA-CHARL RLEsToN
DIsTRfCT.-By GEORGE BUST Esq, Ordinary
Whereas, EDWIN CHAPMAN of Charleston, Accountant,
made suit to me to grant him Letters of
the Estate and Effects of GEORGE FREDERICK MAR.
CHANT late Lessee of the Charleston Theatre These
are therefore to cite and admoush oil singular the
kindred and creditors of the said GEORGE FREDERICK
MARcNr deceased that they be and appear before me-
IN the Court Of Ordinary to be held Charleston at
No. Ruedgesreet on the 14th September 1865 after
publication hereof at II o'clock the forenoon to show
cause If any they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted
Given under my hand, this thirtieth day of August.
Ammo Domini 1865. GEORGE B1rIsT :
Augusta th2 Judge OF Probetes, p.
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ag- STATE OF SOUTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
D1sTRICT.-By GEORGE BUST. Esquire, Ordinary
Whereas. AUaUsToN DUQUERCoN. Of Charleston
Merchant made suit to me to grant him Lctters of Ad
ministtation Of the Estate and effects of LEOPOLD
DUQUERCON, Of Charleston, Merchant These are
therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kin
red and creditors OF the said LEOPOLD DuoUEncoN
ceased that they be and appear before me- the
of Ordinary, to be held at Charleston No. RutIedpe
street. on 14 September, 1885, after publication hereof
at IL o'clock In the forenoon to show cause any they
have why the said Administration should not be grant
ed.
Given under my hand, this Goth day Of August Ammo
Dominl 1906. GEORGE BUST,
August 81 thu Judge of Probates.
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having reasonable evidence from the South that it
will DO successful. Many Of the accounts from
that section are exaggerated, and msrcprescnt
the true and favorable condition of public opin-
ion."
The Times takes up the calumncs on the South
which are branded at Washington rs falschoods
and cxagSerations, puts upon them its indorsc-
ment, and gives them new currency. The Prcsi-
dent caused them to be contradicted because he
considered them rs not merely false, but mischic-
vous The Radicals, some weeks ago. finding that
they wcro not likely to shake the determination OF
the President to adhere to his policy of recon-
structiou, varied tl.cr tactics, and undertook to
foil him by spreading highly-colorcd accounts of
Southern disloyalty and virulencc Their present
cue is to convey the impression that the South is
nest of unrcpcntant traitors, who cannot DO
trusted, and, by their persisant ISLANDERS, to fan
the sparks of discord into 4 flame.
or course we have foolish and wrong headed
individuals in the South, as there arc everywhere
But tho general temper of our people is acquies-
cent. Tho mon of standing in our country, tho
mon who were looked up to during the war az
trusted leaders of public sentiment neither advise
nor intend anything different from the discharge
OF their duties as obetlicnt citizens. General LEE
General JOHNSTON, WADE HAMPTON, DICK TAYLOR,
and, in fact, every military leader in the South
whose ability and character commanded confidence
during the contest, is now setting an example of
cheerful and manly submission to the authority of
the Government Hundreds of eminent Southern
citizens, who have made figure in political life,
counsel recognition of the facts of the actual situ-
alton, including the abolition of slavery. No man
in tho South, Of respcctability and influence, has
acted otherwise And it is these conspicuous facts
which corroborae the contradiction recently made
from Washington Of the misrepresentation and
exaggeratons Of the Radicals and which gives the
lie directly to the slanderous statements of the
Now York Times
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Letter from Gen. 10. e. Johnston-The j. Dut,
of the South.

-os&~~ ~Ao~AA
OF the South.
BALTIMORE, August 24.-The Fredericksburg
Va.) Ledger, of Tuesday, publishes the following
letter of General Joseph E. Johnston:
BUFFALO SPRINGS, MEcKLENDURa Co., Va,
August II, 1865.
Yon ask my views of the future course and fu-
ture interests Of us all The case is plain that
very little can be said or written upon it.
We, of tho South, referred the question ut issue
between Is and the United States to the arbitra-
mcnt of the sword.
NJ, The decision has been made and it is against u.s.
we must acquicscc III that decision, accept it as
fnal and recognize the fact that Virginia is again
one OF the United States.
Our duties and interests coincide. We shall con-
suit the one and perform the other by doing all
that we can to promote the welfare of our neigh
Dors and to restore prosperity to the country.
We should Mt once commence the duties of peace
full citizens, upon some useful pursuit, qualifying
ourselves to vote if possible, and at tho polls our
votes should be cast for conservative men-men
who understand aud will maintain tho interests OF
Virginia as one Of the United States.
This is the course which have recommended to
all those with whom have conversed on the sub
ject, and that which have adopted for myself as
far as practicable.
Very truly yours,
- J. e. JOHNSTON.
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hischievous Representations of Southern
Sentiment,


we called attention yesterday, in leading cdi-
toriai 10 the mlschievous misreprcsenta tions of
inc New YORK Times concerning Southern CENT?
ment, and also published an article from that ionr
nal on the present Sentiments and TEACHINGS of
tho Southern Leaders," That article states "tbat
public sentiment i'll the South is still as bitter and
unioyal az i'll 1861" "that they arc still truculent
foVenGeful, and equal to any retaliatory action
Ihat may promise success;'' and it runs on with n
long arraignment, including insincerity and per-
nay IN taking the oath Of allegiance, brutal CRU
eity TO helpless negroes, denunciaton of the policy
OF the Government, abuse Of Northern citizens.
ana many other things, which, il believed, tend to
make the Southern people odious in the eyes of
tho world. - - 80 = r : =
VI course, among ourselves, we Know" tho
ooafges to be UNANIMOUSLY, false But it is most
astonishing that the journal in question sbould
permit them to bc mado in O tone of bitter
1nVecuve, In the most conspicuous placo IN
Its columns. Such wholesal. aspers;ons on +ho
character, temper, and designs of tho sorth
ought not to be mado except OH strons ev;donco.
'out this article supports them by none. They oro
In hagrant contradiction to the expressed views n,
the President. Ho has not charged us with sno,,
feelings in his public utterances; on the contrary
only few days since, o direct contradiction oj
them came from Washington, through the Asso.
ciated Press dispatches, and which, of course
Nould not have been sent had they not been In ac
cordance with his views. From those dispatches
we take tho following sentences: "The President
1t is known from the representation of bis init
inate friends is determined to pursue substantial
~ the reconstruction programme thus laid doYn
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DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH, !
~ HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIELD.
FOLLY IsLAND, 8. G., EoYember o. 1863

DEPARTMENT OF THE sOUTH,)
..'.. - HEADQUARTERS FIELD.
FOLLY ISLAND, 9. O., November %, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 1861
i. Hereafter Officers leaving the Post at which they
arc stationed whether upon duty or leave of absence
will register their nRmes the Office OF the Post Com
mander, with a memorandum Of their orders, and, In
case ofcayo Of ABSENCE the length Of mo for which the
leave Is granted. - ..
Upon arriving at any Post within thu Department Of
hcers will report in person at tho oce Of the Post Com
mander and register themselves as above provided
less OF superior rank to the Post Commander In which
csse 1t is proper to report their arrival by letter by
STAFF Ofacer.
book, properly ruled for such register will be kept
at the once Of each Post Commander In charge of the
Post Adjutant or Assistan. Adjutant.aeneral.
BY command Of MajorGene Q. A. GnIAonK.
tsigned) .'rlyE I'D. ". SMITH,
'iE or. Assistant Adjutant-Genera1
BY order OF 'Brevet BrigadierGeneral ". T. BKNsErr
Commanding Post and First sub-District.
GEORGE 8. BURGER,
y. lat Lieut. 54th N. Y. Y. v, and A. A. a.
- ApsqatSA .Ya,.s s.
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H9- STATE OF SOUTH HCARoLINA-CHARI.EsToN
DIsTRIcT.-By GEORGE BUST. Esquire, Ordinary.
Whereas, AUGUSTUS DUQUKRcoN. Of Charleston,
Merchant made suit to me to grant him Letters of Ad
mnstraton do bonis non with will annexed Of the estate
and effects of PAMELA DUauEncoN late OF Charleston,
spnser These therefors TO cite and adnonsh all
and singular the kindred and cseditors Of the said
PAMELA DuauEncoN, deceased that they be and appear
before In the Court Of Ordinary to be held at ares
ton No. aRutcdgcstreet 14th September 1885, after
publication hereof at II o'clock In the forenoon, to
show cause fany they have. why the said Admnstra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under 10y hand this 3oth day Of August Ammo
Dornini. %. H .9. GEORaR brTIsT
August3i thu Judge Of Probates.
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HD-TltE FOLLOWING TICKET FOR THE CON
'ENTION liz respectfully submitted to the Voters OF the
City OF Charleston 1t is composed of gentlemen who
are wcknown. and who have bceu long identified with
the community and all it's substantial interests Each
individual nanc enjoys the esteem and confidence ali
onr citizens They gentlemen who arc prepared III
good faith to meet the emergencies have ariscn and
to adopt such measures will be best calculated to
establish Civil Government and restore the State to tho
Union. The election of such will inspire confidence
and will satisfy all that the best will be adopt.
cd for the reesabshncnt of order restoration of
business. and tho accommodation of public affairs to the
new state of circumstances in which we arc placed
Every ono will be willing to acquescc in the Constitu-
tona arrangements which such representatives would
recommend. The Ticket will be rum without regard TO
the acceptance withdrawal of the gentlemen nomna
ted, and without previous consultation with thcm
If elected, they may not, good citizens refuse to
serve.
non. ALFRED HUGER. Hon. EDWARD FROST.
Hon. H. ID. LESESNE. JAMES ROSH
Rev. JN0 BACHGfAN. HENRY (iOJJRDIN
JAMES GUNNER Rt Rev. p. N. LYNCH.
Hon. CHAS. MACBETH. II. d. WAGNER
WIN. II. G1LLILAND. C. II. SIMONTON
]. B. CAMPBELL. lTHEO STONEY
r. z. GAlLLARD. G. w. WILLIAMS.
r MELCHENS WM. RAYENEIn
L. W. EDGERTON. WAI M MARTIN
August 81 a.
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FROM GEoRaA.--A letter just received in this
city, from Macon, Ga, says that the provost
guard are being withdrawn from that city, and
the civil officers arc all resuming their dutics un-
der ordeNs from Gov. JOHNSON. The spirits Of the
neope are recovering, and business in all depart
ne,i.s e,.'. I. i,fnroying rapidly, ~ '
Hfvn series Or iPspess rolativo to Georgia.
nov being published fh the New York d6ptyonnlt.
"a" record, it appears that the slayes in 1861
at $275, ,OO0, ,O0U. Woo 's'iii"'eo
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HB- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ApPLIcA-
TION will be made nt the next Session Legislature
for nu AMENDMENT OF THE CHARTER OF THE
CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
August 81 NTH
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aS- GOLD Ard snyER.-THE HIGHEST PRE-
MUM paid for GOLD and SILVER, at
AugustA No. 2S5 KING. STREET. ::
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letter writer says girl nowadays ought to
have the Bank of England for parent to stand
any chance to be married. -.