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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-27
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-27
VIEW YORK CITY CATTLE MARKET
ssEvrs Tsos pIrrEEEsr STATE


We have total supply this week % 225 head against
III last week sos5 for the corresponding week 1854
The sales 10 the government during the week amount
about $50 head for which the agent reports that be
paid from IL to IL per To- live weight
under the late proposals has been awarded.
Quotations follows:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18
The Restorer Reproduces!
THE HAIR DRESSING
CUL1IVATES AND BEAUT|FIES

If your hair thin try it, if curfy it, if harsh it, If
ustreles try it, if these for all who it will
preserve their hair through life For sale by all Druggists
Agents for California, Hosteter, Smith Dean, Fran
cisco. 1S.sni.6m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

THE Lyon Light Infantry, oil SHASTA WIZ give
ball on the 22d, the proceeds of which will be
given to the public school of that place They
expect to raise enough to avoid the necessity OF
ievying q special school tax
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18
North Fork-Sanitary Dance-Mines, Etc.
NORTH Fork, Feb. IA. 1865.

NORTH FoRK, Feb. IA. 1863
EDIroR Journal 1t is my good fortune to be
looker-on in this delightful mountain village.
shall sojourn here for while. 1t suits me-
Ny " lines cast in pleasant places where
mirth happiness and universal prosperity abound.
Last Saturday evening the ladies-God bless
their patriotic souls-got up an impromptu party
in aid of the Sanitary Commission. They took
Geo. Yohc's hotel by storm. The accommoda-
ting proprietor made himself very useful well
as ornamental. Our friend Snyder presided
with his violin, and dscoursed music which
would have shamed Paul Julien. Perine came
last with lady on each arm The gathering
complete and bright
"The lamps shone DER fair women and brave men;
Soft eyes looked love to eyes, which spake again,
And all went merry marriage BELL
Under the auspices of Dave Weed the assem-
'bled throng about II O'Clock partook of an ex-
cellent supper, and an hour later the ball room,
-on motion of Chris Nickel rang with three
cheers for the ladies of the Sanitary Commission
and three for Dave Gordon. The result of this
surprise party encouraging consider
able sum of money was realized. Too much
credit cannot be given to the fair projectors of
the scheme for the efforts they are daily making
in behalf Of this their labor of love. The pray
ers of our suffering soldiers will wait their
beyond the skies
The mines in this vicinity yielding we'll
Waters McWhorter have just cleaned up after
three days sluicing and realized two and one
half pounds of gold. Brandy Jack, on Rich
Gulch, is making SIG to $50 Il day to the hand.
The old McKenna claim, now worked by Giveen
Pickett, is paying Sl0 10 Sl2 per day to the
hand. Jim Clark at the mouth Of Yellow jack
ett has his water race in fine condition, and is
doing remarkably. well. Everest & Stone have
completed their new ditch, taking water on the
high lands above town. 1t commands
area of mining ground, which heretofore could
not be worked. There is no locality in the coun-
~ which at this time presents so many induce
mcnts to the enterprsing miner large num-
Der of laborers can here find profitable employ
ment. Cush. Giycen is at work on the Ludwig
Ledge, making new and richer developments
every day. This Ledge is held in high estma-
tion. Lately some very rich quartz has been
taken out, and every owner considers himself Il
millionaire in embryo. | saw three ounces of
the quartz crushed in mortar, from which was
taken one dollar and sixty cents. No feet arc
FOR sale in this Ledge. Cush. is an Independent
candidate for Tax-Collector and is doing good
work among the boys in behalf Of the glorious
Sanitary cause.
few days ago, your correspondent, in COM
psny with Mr.. Waters, took aunt to Junction
City, where we found miners busy and claims
paying bette. than they have for years. Here
met whele-souled Cup, who invited us into
his establishment and caused us to infuse into
our corporeal systems a few drops OF :, Owens
best - in its sparkling and unauthorized purity
An article which in days of yore you. Mr..
Editor, sometimes quite freely imbibcd, More
anon CLIvE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18
American and Foreign Book
AND PERIODICAL DEPOT.
GEO. II. BELL,

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Gil Mont
d gomery street, corner of Merchant San
Francisco receives subscriptions for any Period
ical published in the United States or Europe,
among which the following
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

LrsLg LrsIERs MACAzIsE.-We notice that
some of the papers in Northern California and
oregon are inquiring. in behalf of subscribers
TO the Pdcifc Monthly, what has become of the
editress? The Flag says - the magazine over
whose editorial columns she presdes has ceased
to appear. The persons left in charge got one
number out without an editor; but hearing
nothing from Li-le, deserted the Office and left
things ut loose ends This statement will likely
be construed that the Pacific NonfAip Is dead
We hardly think that is true BY the Portland
Orrqonian we learn that Lisle has finished her
tour and left Oregon. When she gets back to
San Francisco we think her Magazine will re-
appear r.-NdrVsriHe appeal.
We arc in doubt about it, Lisles conduct
while in this locality led many to believe that
she was in pursuit OF some one to love If she
should perchance go in partnership with web
foot he won t trust her far away from home
as San Francisco, depend upon it. Our brief
opinion is that Lislc got tired of the editorial
profession and has gone into the nursury bust
ness.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

THE TELEGRAPH TRorBLE--James Gamble,
Superintendent of the Overland Telegraph, re-
ceiyed dispatch dated Laramie, February 10th,
saying that the operator with escort, teiegraphS
from camp, ten miles east of Mud Springs, that
one hundred and thirty-ive poles were gone so
far; none are in sight for mile and a half
ahead. Many insulators are broken and much
wire carried away. Col. Collins, of the escort,
saws as soon az he reaches Julesburg he will
make arrangements to express dispatches past
the break Gamble thinks an express may get
through in two three days with dispatches
from the East.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

UAVE FOR SALE THE LARGEST STOCK
/ on the Pacific Coast consisting in part as
follows
720 doz. SPECTACLES, in Gold, Silver, Steel
and Plated Frames;
2Q5 doz EYE GLASSES. in Gold. Silver Steel.
Horn, Shell and Rubber Frames
$50 doz. WIRE GAUZE GOGGLES;
800 doz. SPECTACLE GLASSES, and BRA
LILLIAN PEBBLES;
3vv doz SPECTACLEandE EYE GLASS Cases
39j Opera and Marine Glasses
- Telescope and Spy Glasses
22j doz. Magnifying Glasses;
50 doz. Pocket Compassesi
325 Hand Stereoscopes;
- Revolving Stereoscopcs
2500 doz. Stercoscopic Views;
Drawing Instruments, in German Silver
and Brass
Boywood and Ivory Scales
Microscopes ia every style
ZOO Magnetic Machines for Medical purposes
Ancroid Barometers
90. 500 Card Photographs
coo Album Pictures in oil coors
80 doz Union Card Frames
Joseph Rodgers X Son CCTLERfi
100 doz Table Knives
go doz. Pocket Knives;
l20 doz. Razors
50 doz. Razor Strops
1870 doz. Scissors
SCISSORS, in cases
100 doz. Gyroscope Tops
leo doz Thermometers
25 doz. Hydrometers
Galyanic Batteries
k<,gH Country Traders will consult their own
interest by examining our Stock and Prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
~ Orders from the COUNTRY promptly exc
cuted. Bs9y~ Catalogues sent to any address
FREE.~E5a Address,
LAWRENCE & HOUSEWORTH,
OPTICIANS,
.N0s. 3I7 aud $40 Mont fSomsry street,
2.l0. SAN FRANCISCO. ly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

The World Carried by N Coup de Main
GIGANTIC PLASIn all newspaper experience,
have known any invention discovery
pletey enchan public attention. and enlist universal conf
dence, Holloways worldanctioned es All nations
received and adopted The Journals Of
the old world the leading medical publications there
lent from the their pow er aid the Brother
Jonathan followed in the wake Of John Bull and made such
drafts upon Professor Hclloways Central establish
London, that he found necessary and
zip manufsctory in the Commercial Capital OF
America With this main depot for the world he has
connected more than thirty thousand dependent agencies IN
the various and Territories u the Union And this
of his gigantic dis: rhuve system. lie counts
his agents by hundreds Of thousands and the mails
under the weight f his correspondence He the revenue
petty prince po-tage aud freight and have yet TO
the who point out paper IN which Holloway
has not been mentioned All this vast system Of
duction disbursement dsemna un and publicity IS under
his immediate management and he governs A. A. easy a.
elegraphc operator controls the fiery tongue Of the hight
ming Truly he whose mental organization tit
highest and qualities t. have conmineied lie
has done for suffering humanity in twenty years than
medical science had previously accomplished in twenty
turies- Boston JOtrRQi. HIT
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

Two hundred thousand oranges have already
been received ct San Francisco from Los Angeles
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

READY FOR AcrIoS.--The Monitor Comanchs
made trial trip the other day, which proved
.r,;rcIv satisfactory The guns were tested and
distinctly heard in San Francisco when fired near
IN. Sisters and in Benicia Straits. One she'll
fred into the south shore Of the straits was
buried deep in the bank and exploded like
r;ne lifting tons of earth and rock into the air.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

HOLLOWAY Pulls AND OISTMEST.-THE ArFI-
pAvrr or THE WoRLD.-CLcERATE LEGS. OLD
SoREs. Ac.-Ulcers on the legs which baffied the
skill of science have yielded short course of
these matchless remedies-the reason is natural.
for experience teaches that local applications are
totally ineHTectual-sores and ulcers are merely
an effect-to cure them radically, we must seek
the cause elsewhere-lIolloway maintains it is
in the blood, and the success of his treatment in
this class of diseases, in all parts of the world,
corroborate his system and assertions the oint-
ment apple,. to the external surface imbues the
old sores and ulcers with life while the
pills by purifying the blood extinguish their ele-
ments and expel them from it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18
pa- Hope for the Afflicted.

pa- Hope for the Afiicted.-IN another part Of
paper will be found the advertisement Of the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. j. C. Young in 1870 In this age
deceit and clsrlaansm il boon to the suffering 10
point them where they Of obtaining the wish
ed relief AMI Under the Of the klfu Doctor
troubled divest themselves of their burdens
pain shame lay aside their and secure health
sick trouble do not hesI-
advertisement and follow the advice Do not
forget number the manner Of directing your letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE, $40 Washington street. san Fran
cisco. t+.jilsh'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18
WHO WANTS PACKING DONE |?

r HAVE PACK TRAIN OF TWENTY
i Mules in my stables at North Fork, and
prepared to pack anything, in any direction
Orders promptly attended to. Address
ALEX. TINSLEY.
North Fork. Jan. 10. 1855, l.tf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

THE TRIBUNE ALMASAc.-This invaluable work
of reference has been supplied by Mr.. oberdeener
of the News Depot. No other volume of the
same size and price contains SO much informa-
ton. 1t gives an abstract of the acts of Congress
history of the war for the past year, election re-
turn, from ali the States, officers of the Govern
ment, and grca; store of statistics which all
should have at hand. Mr.. Oberdeener had a
large supply which are going off lively.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08
Sad and Fatal Accident.

Our community were startled on learning
that James Kelly, citizen of this place,
who was employed as manager of Fur
mace at GAINESVILLE, by the Ohio Iron Com
pany, accidentally shot himself 1t ap-
pears that Mr.. Kelly was overseeing coal
ing job in the woods near GAINESVILLE, and
while there took out his revolver to shoot a
squirrel, but not discharging the load, it is
supposed he thoughtlessly put the weapon
in his pants pocket, when by some cause it
exploded, the ball passing through his
bowels into the fieshY part of his leg, caus-
ing a fatal wound, from the effects of which
he died the following day. His body was
brought to Logan on Saturday, and was
followed to the churchyard on Sunday by
his sorrowing relatives and large con-
course Of citizens. Mr.. Kelly was about 27
years of age, and was All honest, industri-
Gus young man, respected by all who knew
him. He was brother of Henry Kelly,
who, it will be remembered, was shot and
instantly killed by the rebels under John
Morgan, last summer, at Eaglesport, below
GAINESVILLE. Hooking Sentinel.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08
Friends of General sherman, Read
the FOIlOWinRs ~

From The Circlevie Union, April 70. 1861
eve publish IN to-day's U Unton, the official
account of, SHERMAN'S INFAMOUS
SURRENDER to Joe. Johnston and Jeff,
Davis. No act Of equal dtrocity has been COM
mitted by any General during the ,cdr.
2 pSherman has been guilty OF GROSS
UsuRPATIoN of authority, and ought to be
CASHIERED. It's no longer safe TO entruSt
such man toith the command Of the army.
"Sherman's military career has been glo-
rious and brilliant and 1t is sad to contem-
plate his disgrace. Like Lucifer, Son OF
the mornings he has fallen to rise no more
If he had surrendered his whole army to
Johnston, he could notha more complete
ly ruined himself"
The Circteville Union is the organ of the
Abolitionists of Pickaway county; and, al
though the foregoing language In relation
to General SHERMAN may be considered out
rageous, the comments made by the Aboli-
tion Press of this State about that time, In
relation to General SHERMAN, were similar
in character. These same journals that ther
so shamefully abused General SHERMAN, arr
now exceedingly anxious to receive his In
dorsement Of their State Ticket, and o
their revolutionary doctrines. .f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08
Universal Suffrage.

"The comments upon the resolutions
adopted at our recent State Convention, by
the press and by individuals, indicate that
the voice of Northern Ohio, at least, will be
for the extension Of suffrage TO all male cit
izens OF proper age. This question will
come before the people in the election OF
Representatives and Senators; and in the
nominations for those places the views OF
the candidates should not be overlooked,
and proper pledges required of them. In
this county and district we trust no man
will be thought of who Is not prepared to
pledge himself to use his vote and influence
In favor of an amendment TO our Constitu-
tion striking out the word tchite from Sec
ton l, Article V. An omission to require
this pledge, will he an omission of full ex-
preston of the public sentiment of this
county and district, which ought not to be
neglected. Consistency, If nothing else,
imposes upon US the active and earnest sup
port of this measure. We demand that it
shall become the policy of other States, and
we should not omit to put ourselves in the
right attitude in thisrelation."
The above, copied entire from The Ashtd-
buld Sentinel a paper which speaks author
itatively for the Republican party, shows,
conclusively, that in Northern Ohio at least,
the "irrepressible issuen of negro suffrage
Is to be insisted upon. Having so manipu-
lated tile Convention as to secure the noun
nation of candidates known TO be exactly
suited to their purposes, and caring not fig
tor their platform. which can be construed
" mean something. or nothing, oranything
they now throw off the mask, and call up
on their CoDfederates in the Southern parI
of the State, to become their hewers of WOOD
and drawers of water, and assist them ii
the execution of their plans If they sue
ceed in electing their candidates, that fact
will be cited as proof that Ohio is fully
committed to the ultraisms Of nergo equali,
ty, and the next movement of "the friends
of God and humanity" will be in favor o.
Miscegenation, as a specific for all social
moral, and political evils.-Clereldnd Plair
T1o0Ior f.f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08

0. Resolped, That the people of the West
ern States have full long enough paid trib-
ute to the capitalists of the East; and that
the agriculturalists Of the West should con-
suit and combine together, as do the capi-
talists of the East, to protect their own In
terests; and If it becomes necessary, should
consolidate their capital and manufacture
their own wool, thus retaining the cost OF
Transportation and profits and benefits OF
labor among our own people.
TO- RESOLVED, That as the necessities oi
War have caused a high tariff on foreign
manufactures, the tariff should also be eX-
tended to foreign wool of all grades, and
that we are determined the farmers and la
borerso of the West shall not bear all the
burdens, without some of the Dement'S o1
this tariff, as.7-s,,z-;sr-.- =, =
10. Resolved, That while we detest the
doctrine of reputation of public debts, we
candidly believe the law exempting the
holders of Government bonds, from State
and municipal taxation, is unconstitutional,
and the contract, in that respect, void from
the beginning; and that we will unceasing-
ly war against all such unequal and unJus'
legislation. ~4
IL. Resolved, That the corporations OF
Ohio-banks. and railroads--wnich' were
incorporated for the mutual benefit OF the
stockholders,and -peeple:.-have become
grasping and monstrous monopolies, ano
that the Legislature, at its next. session
should take immediate steps to bring them
under the control of law.
IL. Resolued, That THE ONO STATESMAN
Crisis, Cincinnati Enquirer, and C2eretdnd
PLAIN Dealer be requsted to copy these pro-
ceedings. s. Z rlfo III di a,H
3 The Convention then adjourned.
' c. F. SANGSTER, Prest.
:. :. ErPSSTs, (; POTEEnSr' Secretaries. .......-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08
Disturbance al Camp Logan-Sev
eral Persons Seriously IDj ured.

Between six and seven o'clock, on the
evening OF the Fourth, serious disturb
ance occurred at Camp Logan, resulting in
the serious injury. of several parties. The
Germans were enjoying themselves at the
Camp, and were visited in the evening by a
number of young men under the influence
of liquor. A difficulty soon occurred which
ended in general melee. The persons
seriously injured were all Germans. Au-
gust Cook was seriously injured in the head
August Krootchbach, was stabbed in the
head; Andrew Coulesparger, wounded in
the head August Beuse, stabbed In the
shoulder and arm, and Henry Krootchbach,
stabbed in the side. Mr.. Jas. Connolly was
accidentally wounded in the foot by the
discharge from pistol in the hand Of
Officer Church. The police arrested twelve
or fifteen of the persons engaged and lodg-
ed them in the watch-house. They have
since been removed to the jail -Chiilicothe
Adrpyfiser.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08
|. .Saeneral. Coz Don,t DraH.!

1.-The Managers of the Opera House were
in great extacies all Of yesterday. They
had previously received the consent of Gen.
Cox aud Staff to be present at the perform
ance last night, and they so advertised the
public. All day visions of an over-crowded
house ffoated before their imaginations.-
Night came; the actors we're promptly on
hand, and in excellent condition. The
crowd, however, did not attend. The fact
is, General Cox don't draw. Negre Equal
ity, he will find, is not winning card.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08
The Feeling of the Soldiers.
The Ohio Democrat says,

We have conversed with quite a number
of soldiers since their return, and they rid
icule the idea OF soldier voting for the
Negro Equality doctrine of the Republi-
can party of Ohio. There are other reasons
for this supposition, and foremost among
them is the known fact that General Sher-
man is opposed to comforting suffrage on
the Negroes. This will have It's influence
among the men, especially with, those who
served under that gallant officer. We think,
therefor. looking over the whole ground,
that VIII n the Abs calculate on the votes
of the returned soldiers to help them elect
their Negro Equality Ticket, they are
counting chickens that will never be
hatched o. -- hi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08
"A CARD ToiNvAtfDs.o .

A Clergyman. while residing in South America a.
anissioDdiy, discoveieda safe and simple remedy
for the Cure Of Nervous " eakness, Early Decsy.
Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole train of disorders brought by baneful
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been a.
ready cured by this noble remedy. Prouted by .
desire to bene6tth afflicted and unfortunate will
send the receipt for preparing and using this medi.
cine, in sealed envelope TO any one Who needs It.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08
Fatal Calamity.

p WHEEL1NG, W. VA, July IA most dis
tressing and fatal calamity occurred here
about nine o'clock last night resulting in
the death of Capt. John List an old and
prominent citizen Of this city, and the
wounding of Major McPhail, Chief Quar-
termaster of the Department. A squad Of
provost guards were in pursuit OF an es-
capped prisoner, when. an order was given
to fire, which was obeyed by one oi the
If Captain List, severing an artery and
nassing through the foot Of Major McPhall,
producing painful flesh wound. Captain
fist died In about an hour after receiving
the wound. The affair has caused deep feel
ing throughout the community. ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08
Coshocton Democratic TicIxet

The Democracy Of 4Coshocton have put
in nomination capital Ticket. Their can
didate for Sheriff is Captain JAMES M.
SELLS, Of the 129d o. VI. Thisis another
evidence Of the malignity Of the Cooper
headsp towards the soldiers. Undoubtedly,
old Coshocton win poll large vote for this
Ticket, as well as for the Democratic State
Ticket. May we not hope that the Demo-
Gratis of that county will so work that their
majority will be immeasurably in excess Of
their most sanguine expectations
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-08
A Suggestion.

The Chillicothe AdUerttser suggests that
the Democrats In their county assemblies,
when they elect delegates to the State Con-
vention, should refrain from making plat
forms-that that work had better be left to
the State Convention. -------L