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TELEGRAPHIC.
Cable News.

LONDON, December 3:-Two regiments Will embark
BERLIN, December s.-Count Bismark has returned to
Berlin dcputaton from schleswig is about to wait
LIVERPOOL, December 3-Noon.-The Cotton market
is steady with fair business The quotations are the
The steamship Adelaide, from Baltimore, has arrived
,LosDoa, December s-Noon:-consols for money de-
clined to sSE. Five-twenties 7oH.
LIVERPOOL, December 3-Evening. market
closed very firm at this mornings prices Sales u 600
bales Of which 5000 went to spectators and exporters
European News Per Steamer.
! New YoaK, December s-The new steamers City Of
have arrived The steamer Arato from the West Indies
is still on Quarantine, of Spithead
The cholera has much diminished IN London
to be ready sail the Goth ult special mission.
to be given to the holders Of the two Mexican loans,
made in France for Mazimilian-
Spain have accepted the mediation of France and Eng
\ Troops are now stationed at the differnt railway Sta
ons Spain to be ready for any
n by BY Marshal Nasvasz
scan intelligence by the cnina states that Maxirni
S1 left Vera Cruz to avoid meeting General Caste
I'D that before leaving the Emperor bad appointed
; Pazanc as Regent This intelligence is not cred
Sateh Chambers hay been opened: The speech
Siu1nediatcly
I'd Victor Emmanuel had arrived at Verona, where
let wit, an enthusiastic reception.
ae bill, which laid before the Grand Council Of
sierand proposing notifications in the Constitution,
areiected by 5172 votes against 5042. The bill had
Radical and Catholic supports
&The Prince of Wales and the Crown Prince of Dem
nark have returned to st. Petersburg from Moscow.
The United Service Gazette says that the Government
perfectly cognizan OF the fact that Fenans, in large
Plumbers ere arriving Ireland every week. The mill
ary Stationed in Ireland will not therefore, be d
diminished slis year next
n, great Reform meeting has been held at Edinburg,
Attended by about sc, 600 persons i.+
Whole districts of lancashire, Nottnghamshire and
Yorkshire are covered with water. Several lives
d lost Damage roughly es:=nated at about million
N The famine in Bengal is abatng In Bombay G20 600
been subscribed aid of the sufferers. In Lower
Bengal very good harvest is expected.
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MARRIED..

At Mount Pleasant Christ Church Parish, on the
morning of the 29th November, 1885, by the Rev Mr.
GADsDEN, Mr. w 81. DUvA, Of Charleston, to Miss
LIZZIE A. WHTTEs1DEs, daughter Of the 1a+e Moszs
WHrrEsIDEs Esq., OF Christ Church Parish.
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OBITUARY..

Died, on the morning Of the 1sth instant at .The
Ruins, near Statesburg slC after long and painful
illness, VIRGINIA, wife Of Dr.. F. PEYE PoRoHER and
Va n q =
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the space is very contracted, and offers few facili

The space is very Contracted and offers few facii-
ties for ransacting business.
AS evening approaches the air now becomes chill
ly, and overcoats and fires are comfortable. The
clear sky, studded with stars that twinkle coldly
on the beholder, but more particularly the ice
that has been formed at night, and which can be
seen by the early riser, signs of the times
and betoken cool clear spell Of weather, admira-
bly, suited for making laws and killing hogs, both
Of these employments being the usual ayocations
pursued before Christmas. CECIL.
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ances Of Mr. and Mrs. JoHN a. LAu, respectfully in
vted to attend the Funeral Services of their only son.
JOHN 81. LAU, at the Of Jaspers Court Rad
clife street, at Two o'clock This Afternoon.
December #@ II
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Marine News

NEW YoRK, December 3.-The steamahip Scotland is
outaide full Of watcr; win be total loss Arr1ved-the
GeRgare&, from Mobile; the B. Souder. from Charles
ton. Arrived from New -Witterhorn, at Havre;
faa Marietta, at Palermo. Arrived fun BaEMQre-the
Nuesa Qa1estS8as at R1pGkiRg. @ M Sa@
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aB OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PER STEAM
SHIP MoNEKA are hereby notified that she is This
Dog dischargng cargo at North Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining the wharf at sunset viii be stored at ex-
pense and risk of owners. A. GETTY CO.
General Agents
All Freight amounting to fifteen Q5y dollars or less
must be paid on the waarf before delivery Of Goods
December 3 2 =.
HS NOTICE.-CONSIGNE PER SHIP AME-
LA hereby notified that she has been entered under
the Five Day Act. All goods not permitted at the expra
ton OF that time viii be sent the Custom House Stores
JOHN FRASER & CO. Z"
December s& 3
@ELECTIoN OF COMMISSIONERS OF PUB
Lie INsTTTUTIONs-OFFIcE CLERK OF COUNCIL.
November %, ls66-City Council viii proceed, at it's
next Regular Meeting, to election of Commissioners
of Public Institutions.
By order: ". n. SMITH. II.
November 26 Clerk Of Council 4
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Mr. James Hannay and Miss Elisabeth Thackeray
are said to be writing memoir OF the late William
MakeDeaee ThsCkArNy.
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Arrest OF Bond Robbers.

BUFFALO December 3-Two 1nen named Clark and
Adams have been arrested in New Jersey charged with
being implicated in the Hoister Bond Robbery, last
September, when $4,000 worth Of Government Bonds
abstracted from private residence in this city
The prisoners secured under reuuiston from
Governor Fenton indictments having found against
them by the Grand Jury of the Supreme Court
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The Quebec sufferelrs.

~ QuE1fA Hecember 3-Cabe dispatches have been re-
cei1Sd from the Secretary Of the Relief Fund
FIN England authorizing further draft for f3O00 making
4 tie tptd received from that city ,0O0
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FenAnn Trials.

S> TORONTO December 3.-The Globe to-day, says e1t
SIS not intention Of the Government issue special
comission for the trial Of the remaining Fenans as at
time expected. The time Of the Judge is too much
bccupied admit Of it. It is reported however that
4the trials will at the January Asetzes"
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ANDMANCHEsTER RAILROAD WILMINGTON, N. C.,
NOVEMBER %, 1866.-The Wilmington and Manchester
49, o.ss;t - ~ xnst .efas.aa - -
ho,aars ,n;+t ~ 1Eanp = ~ ~ o.
New York. the sEnH-ANNUAL INTEREST due on said
Bonds December 1st, 1866. Holders Coupons viii
please collect their interest 49,. - =
rona,,,a, % - ps.Ans. ;p,0sas.s.... !. :
- i :. ..Dsto-.1b s.o--' 7 !:
%E TATE NO OTICE.-AIL PERSONS
having claims against the Estate Of the late JOSEPH
HOWARD will present them, duly attested; and eH pen.
sons indebted thereto VIII make payment 70 II
s& ~ 3. - HOWARD
No'enloei - euanneu A'n - executor. ea'.
tNomrrr n1vo,rl 49, =, 1.
made 81 the next regular session 81 the 1eesa,,ra ~
Grant for = so11rH cARnT1Na s.r kTE Tn1~,rpv -!
the benefit OF the state q. 4. PFrEHs' = y
!: November II stufmss :.
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announce Gen. 4. NJ MAN1aAu1r as csndiasts sor
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Canadian News.

OrrAwA December 3.-The discount American in
for the ensuing week declared to be 81 cent
The weather has suddenly changed very cold Nayiga
ton on the Upper River closed on Saturday. TIE Mdean
of three batalions Of volunteers is authorized
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aTWE ARE AUTHORIZED 70 ANNOUNCE
E. II. WRITING, Esq as candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston (Judicia District at the next election
Septernber y 4
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& r.
On motion Of Mr.. W. e. Mike1l, the vote had on
Wednesdaylast, by which Bill to incorporate the
South Carolina Loan and Trust Company was or
dered TO be laid on the table, was reconsidered,
and the Bill referred to the Committee on Incorpo
ratons. After the transaction Of some unimpor-
tant matters, the House adjourned at P. M.
!. Three additional Senators appeared and took
their seats.
= The attention Of the Senate was principally oc-
cllpied in hearing petitions, &C. These were Of
minor importance, and many had been presented
Among the Bills introduced was Bill to extend
the time in which to record lost instruments in
writing; Also Bill to alter the law in relation to
the publication of legal notices in newspapers.
BY Mr.. Buist-h Bill 10 increase the compensa-
ton Of the District Judge in Charleston; also, o
Bill to authorize the temporary modif cation Of the
Free School system in the Parishes Of st. Philips
St Michael's
The special order Of the day, being Bill to re-
peal the Usury Law Of the State, was taken up,
and after considerable discussion, made the spe-
cal order for the next day. '!S .sst 1a
| Message No. 3 from the Governor was received,
read and referred to the Committee on the Judi-
! ciary. 5'.ss-1<.-- n IN.
The Senate then adjourned, at p. M.
Considerable discussion arises every day on the
| expediency Of assembling st 10 instead Of IL
o'clock. The advocates Of the early hour would
doubtless carry the day If it we're not for the alb
sence of many conveniences that arc almost in
dispenssble for the legislative deliberations. This
is particularly the case in regard to committee
rooms. Members are now obliged TO meet In the
Hall or ia ther PSivas ro<ss, and u either place
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-27

\ Coop PRorosIrloN.-Mr. Hunt, of Santa
Clara. has introduced Bill the object of which
is TO create Libraries in the Public Schools OF
the State 1t provides that each county super
intcndcnt shall annually set apart $40 from the
county found for each District, which he is di-
rectcd to draw whenever Il like amount shall be
raised by tax or contribution by the Trustees
1t further provides that Librarian shall be
elected annually, to report to the Trustees once
in each wear If districts do not avail them
selves of the privileges conferred under this act,
the county Superintendent is required to appor-
ton the Library fund pro rata among the other
districts of the county. These are the leading
features of the bill, and we think it should pass.
Ii would hc better. however to have Librarians
report directly to the county Superintendent as
wen As to Trustees because in many cases it is Il
difficult matter to get Trustees to attend to their
duties The amount taken from the School
Fund each year is small as to be scarcely
missed, and the conditions upon which it is Civ
en- are such as will insure the contributions re-
uuired With small amount each year in a
short time a respectable school library could be
secured
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a. Hope for the Amioted.-1y another part

~ Hope for the Amicted.-IS another part Of
this paper will be found the advertisement Of the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. j. C. Young in 1850 In hsaSe
of deceit and charlatansn il is boon the suffering to
point out to them where they of obtaining the wish
ed for relief and Under the the kllfu Doctor
the sick and troubled vc themselves of their burdens
Of pain and shame lay aside their and secure health
and happiness If you sick in trouble do mol hesi
Read the advertisement and follow the advice Do not
forget the number the of directing your letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE $40 Washington street San Fran
cisco n. 3msn-
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THr TRS1rr JOURNAL has been. the very best
auced and most readable mountain paper in the State,
and il worthy Of generous surPort.-Hu1oad Journal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-27

New PAPER.-The first number of the Sierra
1drocate, published at Downeville, by Dormer
* Clarke, has reached us. 1t is small, but taste
fully printed, and in point of editorial matter
makes a good showing. 1t will be independent
Union in politics, but endorsing and sustaining
the reconstruction policy Of the Administration.
We hope the new candidate for public favor may
he successful
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-27
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.

FREEDoM.-Who ever heard of any man recit-
ing poem to slavery? But if you want the
noblest and most inspiring poems, save those
from Heaven, read Milton, read Shelley, read
Homer, read Halleck, read Bryant above all
read Shakespeare. There poets who sell
themselves, with yenal spirits, to latter in the
atmosphere of courts but even they, seduced
by the pomp and brlliancy Of fashion, cannot
break into praise of slavery. They may praise
the despot himself, but the iniquity of slavish
servtude they dare not crown with song. The
hauteur of the poet will not allow it, and his
hand trembles, falters and is palsied ere he at
tempt to sweep it in such praise across the Tyre
OF song. But when you talk to him of freedom,
the lip of the poet quivers with inspiration ; his
heart glows and the numbers break out as the
stream dashes from the mountain top to seek the
valley below--bright, clear, sparkling, FREE
And are you ashamed to march in that process
sion? Shall reproach, shall malignant SANDER,
shall base Misrepresentation make you hesitate
For me, at least no a thousand times, no =
Where my youth has trod, my manhood and my
age shall march. ! am not ashamed to wheel
into that great procession | love freedom bet
ter than slavery. | will speak her words | will
listen to her music {; | will acknowledge her i'm
pulses | will stand beneath her flag will fight
in her ranks and, when do so, | shall find
myself surrounded by the great, the wise, the
good, the brave, the noble of every land. II
could stand for a moment upon one Of your high
mountain tops, far above all the kingdoms of the
civilized world, and there might see, coming up
one after another, the bravest and wisest of the
ancient warriors and statesmen, and kings, and
monarchs, and priests and if, as they came up,
| might be permitted to ask from them express
sion of opinion upon such this, with a
common voice and in thunder tones, reverbera-
ting through thousand valleys, and echoing
down the ages, they wouldcry :" LIBERTY, FREE
DOM, THE UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD OF MAN
join that shout ] swell that anthem | echo
that praise forever, and forever more.-Ertrdct
from Bakers Forest I'LL Speech.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY BY THOUSANDS OF SUI
rERrxG FAMILIES, a safe and reliable remedy for
accidents from burns, scalds, wounds, bruises,
Ec. 1.-THE same may be found at any respectable
dr,ccist's tbrourbout the United States and
Canadas bv inquiring for Holloway Ointment,
which far excels all other salves in use for the
immediate relief it gives to burns scads. wounds
cuts &c, no matter how severe. The thousands
who have used it pronounce it the speedlest IN us
effect and alienation of paint extracts the
heat and the Inflammation, and by its soothing
nature promotes rapid cure of all accidents OF
this character. No household should be without
IIolloway's Pills and Ointment, which are the
cheapest and most efhcacious medicines for fam
lily use.
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WHAT'S Ur?-Among other Southern papers
lately received is a copy of the Augusta ga. }
Transcript (Which by the way don't approve of
the Presidents plan of reconstruction.) Scat
tered through the advertising columns we notice
the warning line in prominent type, of - Citi-
zens Beware = and at the head of the local col
umn the following:
FIRE This is startling cry, at any time
We do not intend Il sensation item, but wish,
plainly, to say few words to the right minded
people of Augusta. We are living in peculiar
times. Rumor is busy with many-tongued re-
ports and limitations 1t is unnecessary to be
more explicit. We must be watchful-on our
guarI-prepared for any and every emergency
1t is a favorable omen that the ranks of our Fire
Department filling up, rapidly, with materi-
al of the right kind-gallant men who can ham
die other things besides the brakes. This is we'll.
Fall in men -
While there is something in the general tone
of the item calculated to create wonderment, we
respectfully suggest that the intimation that they
could not handle " other things" than fire brakes
would involve plea of inability on the part
of the gallant sons of Augusta
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-27

Colonel ABOUT RGHT.-Wc never made any
nrctepsions to being an expert in the art of
dancing, though we do look IN at the village
parties occasionally. But from a tritiing expert
cncc we can attest the truth of the following as
sertions by a popular writer -" Some persons
waltz with a sailing, undulating motion pleasing
to look upon, and appear to be wholly under the
influence of the music which seems to whirl
them gracefully hither and thther amid the gay
tbronp lighting the face with glow OF pleasure,
without exhibiting sign of exertion. On the
other hand there those who flip around with
spasmodic jerks, often fifteen minutes ahead OF
the music, and in utter disregard of the toes and
dresses of their neighbors putting like porpolses
in shoal water, and as red in the face as an old
maid at n christening" Natural, is mt 1t!
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VyIIE COMMITTEE THINK THIS \ FIT OC-
casion not only to award to true merit, and
stamp with verify an article Tor articles) worthy
of public confidence and patronage, but also to
put their seal of condemnation upon cHdnous
compounds, base mutations and worthless counter
feits which resemble the genuine only in their
names The Committee, after careful examina-
tion of the
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SroRx AT SEA.-The steamer Del Norte start
ed up-coast from San Francisco on the l7th but
returned next day to escape heavy storm which
was prevailing outside
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ESI'RAY
FERRY NOTICE.

rNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
i tce that he will apply to the Hon. Board OF
Supervisors of Trinity county, at the FEBRUARY
Term, for renewal of license to keep Toll FER
~ across Trinity river at Manzanita Flat.
JOHN SAMMONS.
Manzanita Flat, Jan. ), 1866. ltso.
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NOTICE.

OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ oy the undersigned until the first Monday in
feoruary, 1866, for feeding the prisoners that
may De confined in the County Jail after that
date BY order of the Board of Supervisors,
A. J. LOOMS, Clerk.
Weaverville, Jan. ID, 1866. l.tsb
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STAGING 0rTFIr FOR SALE.-A. G. Richard
son, President of the California Stage Company.
advertises for sale through the Marysville Appeal
25 Concord coaches, % eleven-passenger wagons.
IS fourteen-passenger wagons, 80 sets 4-horse
harness, a complete set Of blacksmith and wood
workers coach-makng tools, and saddlers' and
trimmers' tools. The wagons all in good
running order, and will be sold cheap.
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Special Hotiees.

Homicidal Prnctice.-ISvALIDs, EXERCISE YorR
REAsoSThere nunerable roads that grand terml-
the grave More than fifty diseases be clased as
fatal under improper inefficient treatment and when we
consider the immense focks of medical fedgngs thar
annually take wing from the collegiate nests it must be al
lowed that the sick tending toward their long home need
never lack professional aid boost them along Know
ing something Of the habits of large class of medical STU
DENTS and how much they prefer seeing life TO invetga
ting the phenomena of disease and DEATH do not place
much reliance the skill of the Young Guard OF the
profession WHILE the other hand the veteran Corps
too much the slaves Of prejudice and precedent The on
y of the value Of medicinal preparation IS the
authentic record of its effects: and the most voumnou
comprehensive and ndpuabe testimony that have ever
adduced in favor remedies is that furnished py
the sick of all nations who have recovered from almost eV
phase of internal and external disease under the opera
ton Of HoLLowAYs Pills and Ointment, we unhesitatnsy
and urgently recommend them TO all who need medical asss
lance We consider Professor Holloway of the greatest
public benefctors the world has known He has not
only originated remedies which direct antidotes 10
the virus of disease he las disseminated them over the
years of dyspepsia fever and aguc Nv
complaint and ucerous and eruptye disorders have been
cured by their than by all other remedies combined
Professor Holloway offers his verified statistics and cae
yes the profession TO the proo-Boon Trorster Joo-
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SQUARZA'S PUNCHES, CORDIALS

AND BITTERS,
on exhibition, declare them to be composed Of
the best material, and that the same were manu-
featured with science and utmost care.
The Committee, in their deliberation, had to
rely entirely upon the numbers on the bottles !;
knowing nothing of the authors of either sam
pies submitted to their examinations but were
unanimous in their appreciation of the one, and
the condemnation of the other.
Respectfully submitted,
DR.. !. ROwELI.. Prof. of Chemistry,
DR. l.. j. CZAPKAY,
45.3m. FRANCIS c. BELDEN Committee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-27

THE Alpine Gazette of Jan. 18th says the snow
was plump two feet deep in that county. Not
much snow for an :. Alpine region. We can
heat il from two to four feet in Trinity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-27

The best Family Machine.-We would call the
attention of readers to the GROVER BAKER MACHINES
Their reputation is well established for to attempt
word in their favor but would advise any person want
ing reliable Family Sewing Machine to investigate the
merits of these before buying. - word to the wise Is
sufficient;
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
NEWBERRY DISTRICT.

d.. r'' '-.' NEWBERRY DISTRICT.
By Joha T. Peterson, Ordinary of Newberry
District.
Whereas,J. N. Glymph has applied to me
for Letters Of Administration De Bonis Non,
on all and singular the goods and chattels,
rights and credits of Sarah Glymph, late
of the district aforesaid, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me, at our next Ordinary'S Court for the
said District, to be holden at Newberry Court
House, on tie Goth day of Sep. next.t show
cause, fany, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th
dsy of Sept, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-six.
-. -. JOHN T.. PETERSON, o. N. D.
Sept IL vt. : 49, e. ..-.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLlNA-InE Equity
..-Newberry District. Sarah C. Gary, Admx.
VS.. John B. Carwile and. others-Bill for
Dover, land &c.
BY virtue Of an order of the Court of
EQUITY in this case, I will sell before the
Court House on the first Monday in October
next, the real estate Of H. w. Gary, decd,
situated in Newberry District, as follows:
The Home tract, containing about five
hundred and thirty acres, more or less,
bounded by lands of DR.. j. K. Gary, VIM. D.
Cannon, H. II. Kinard, D. L. Gary and es.
tate Of Whitman. ,,...
The Dry Creek tract, containing two huns
dred and sixty acres, more or less, bounded
by lands Of VIM. D. Cannon, J. z. Gary,
estate Of Whitman and others.
TERMS. The purchaser will be required to
give bond with at least two good sureties
and mortgage of the premises to secure the
purchase money, payable in two equal an
nuNl inStalments, with interest from the day
of sale. The costs and expenses of sale to
be paid in cash and credited on the bond.
CONS Office. SILASJOHNSTONE,
Sept. 10th, 1866.-3t. t9. G. E. N. D.