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Kcekuk and N Paul Railway Company.

The principal plaes Of s.n.acsins III. bunss< Of said
Company 10 N the City Of Keokuk.
The general natnSs OF lbs BUSINESS psscssd Il
the constructing ating aud paiptaning Re lway
with such appsndaass ~ tray be deemed peoss.ary fos
the convenient OF the from the CITY Of
to the north line q the State Of Iowa in
the city IT II Par With the struct lat raj
branches purchsse lea the rosAs If an
o'h-r company or companies. consolidate With the
Toe Of capital stock authorized 10 Hryr MI.
Lioss op DoLlAEs which may ~ incr-ssed Of
dmin'sAr I'd Al the pleasure thu Company Payments
q the stock subscribed TO be raid In inst&ient.
cstdinE per cent. and on than one install
mont every thirty days. the Dire may require,
which At lest days nrtcs shall Be given Ia
Isp-s Published in Keokuk.
The Corporation comm need the Esd day Of MAY
lSS spd TO eontinus atty yrars sa.je rensw-
sl according to the provisions OF the Code Of Iowa so-
pro ed February 1851 Chapt,r -
The a6srs al said Corporat be eond,ie ted BY
I'd OF nine Directors, to be elected .naaally the
second dresdAy u May in each Pre- d~nt
President ceeretary Treasurer nd sueh other oc-r,
and aKents the business Of the Compang REQUIRE
The hgh-st amount Of Indebtedness which the Corpo-
ratin incrr shs not exceed thirds the amount
Of the cafita' stock authorized.
The private property " the stock holders II exempt
rom liability for the debts OF the Compsny except to
the amount Of the any
DIRECTORS:
EDsAsp KrBouRss. JoaH 3. LAsH
RosRsf Y Bown- Cur waus
HxSsY Lovs. Joas N HiArr
ehirH HAhLt RRsKs ALIlH
LAusss DxwHr.
OFFICERS:
EDEARp KrLn0UpNx President
JAIN LASH, yic-president.
T. BUELL., s~~r~t.ry
HvNRy LOVE- Tr-4sursr
GUY WELLS, Chief Engineer
sueIT-dl~
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PrRsoSAl.-Mr. Chss. e. Coburn, Of the
Arm Of Cook, Coburn l. Co., &. neral adver'i'-
ing agents, Chicago H., called upon Us yes
terday. Heis stopping.sfor few days in o.
city
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

Mr.. CLARK: There have been no new
cases Of cholera reported to-day and no
deaths. August 81. ]. p. SAFFoRD,
Health Ohicer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

EVERY day this week, W. R. Bidleman will
sell Boots and Shoes very cheap, to make
room for new goods At No. 80 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

WAR CLAIMS Increased pensions, ad
ditionsl bounty and extra pay allowed by re-
cent acts of Congress, promptly collected by
Rankin 4 McCrary. [aug l6-lw.]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

Fos restoring gray and faded hair, prevent.
ing its falling of, keeping the scalp clean, and
identifying the whole head, Tebbett's Physio
logical Hair Regeneration has no eoual.
herr q Fuller, Agent. Sold by all druggists.
iy6-fri-sun.wed
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ke0kuk t. St Paul Railway Company
NOTICE Of Incorporation.

NOTICE is hereby given, tina. ir conformi.
~ TO Chapter ~, OF the Code Of Iowa, approved
v-brusry 9TH, A 1851, Edward Knbourns, John b
Lash. Lauren bewsy Reubsu Allen Smith Hamiil, Guy
Wells, John n Hiatt, robert '. Bower. Henry Low
David W. Kilbourne. Hssry strong, James Howell
Albert l. tCoanahls. Patrick Gibhons Ralph P. Love
.rthar Ertdsnan, Ctiah Ra9les ? rurd, Chm.s.
snyder, L. Penn, rfmothy ~hitnR. J. y. Shaw. Vii.
liam Patterson Thomas ". csseft Thomas A. D. rsmsn
Handles Buell., George 3. kihourn~ Charles B. roo.-
And C kloxs. have inc roorst.d th-sn.-c g and all
other persons Who ay become members Of id Corpe-
ration into body corporate and polite name
Snd nfv of he
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

PLEASE call and see if We are rot selling
Furniture far below the dealers both in and
out of the city. 1t isl TACT we want you
to know positively. HowE l. TYLER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

OrR friend Topper, Of the Demins
House, returned day or two since from his
expedition towards the Falls Of St. Anthony.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

Mr. EDWARD KILBuRs is having erected a
fne business house on Main between Second
and Third streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

Mr. +. q. BALLiSGALI, Of Ottumwa, called
upon us yesterday. He is one of the mos,
thoroughly wide awake and untirinely active
men IN all these Western dominions. He is
fixing up new hotel at Otumwa. That i.
an institution that thriving city needs. and
Mr.. BAlIscALL is a very proper man to sup
ply it. The last Courier says:
I'VE notice that Pete Ballinrall |, t.l;no
down the old Shannon House, SO "a IN COM
mence at the foundation and build no TO sut
him, and in keeping with the marni6cent
structures in that neighborhood. This Is
more than he contemplated in the outset and
will add no small sum to his expenditures.
but Pete cant do anything in half way STYLE. and
no matter at what cost, he is bound to have
things IN the latest style and in apple Die or.
Ger. observation-disclosures il pre- eminently
fetes leading characteristic, and Ot,umvs
Is, proud Of such citizens. Look out for a
splendid pile Of brick and mortar when "a ,bs
work is completed, for under Pete's msn.a sas
'ment 1t must and will come
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

-. Loais Market.
Dy Telegraph ~. Locts, Aug IL
Piour-Dull; not quotably vsf.
Whsat-Kasisr aud sschangSA.
oorn-ss q g fer yellow; es for white.
OAts-rtrm; 35o3s.
Proviaous-Unehsbged.
whi,lyrppsis, q 7to7 -.
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low A TIE NJ .,

The Dubuque Times apologies for .
lack of local matter in recent issue, and
adds Arrangements have been made for
new supply, by the marriage Of the father Of
one of our hands to the mother Of another
Mr.. A. Harris and Mrs. Cole-on Thursday,
the 10th inst"
Eye rural correspondent of the Du
buaue Times has been sleeping on feather
bed the late hot nights, and he's down on
it." He PUSHES into meter; and gallops of
his griefs thus:
Rolling and tossing,
Tired limbs crossing,
Fretting and fussing
Sinking down deep
Dsmaliy aching,
Swesting and baking,
Ever more waking,
Though trying to sleep,
Mosquitoes unlawful
Torment US awful,
Gather your NAV full.
Tear us to shreds-
,'.dbugs carnyerous,
omniverous-
bat us, .,,,vsy us
But-Lord "a =,
From feather be-
The Dubuque county Republican
vention, held las, Wednesday, selected del
egation to the Congressional Convention of
the Third District, pledged to the support OF
Hon. W. B. Allison, the present member,
who will, undoubtedly, be nominated for re
election. The Congressional Convention
meets at West Union on the 22d inst
-Muscatine is being attracted toward "the
.urf." 1t has had several trotting matches
recently; for the last see the Journal. The
ace was between 6Sam Kirkwood' and
tRarhaw Jun,or Tho ,s,tar vor
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For Sale.l

OF 4, in Block 76, on when 10 Brick
- Dwelling House with rcoms and stons basement;
also Frame Dwelling With rooms With good veil Of
water and lot yell fenced situated Paean street
tween 9Th and 18th strssts This property viii be soA
81 sreat b.rgain II applied for Title good
knquire RI III. B. TKS-ETCK 4 CO.
snFlld
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

COLLECTION OF BouxTY.-See Van Vslken'
burg's card. augl6-3m
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Cabus' Hair Tonic,

This unequalea preparation which posse.s the pecs
ar proper Of restoring grey hair to Its original COL
and II to the color II pos before
Il turned grey. II Il permanent cure for dandrgn
strenEhsus and enivtns the roots Of hair gives ths
hair Lasting and natural moisture. dandru6
scurf itching and Of tke akin Persons that
have tried this preparation that they have tried all
kinds Of fonir and HAIR RStoraaires, and had
bssn able 20 And any article that would produce the de
ared resat uns thew had tied ny Hair Tonic II has
cared pspsoos Who bad solid Of dardrun all knit
I'd and osmented together In the shape Of cap
Ing the whole bead asd In the Of thirty days
Aser usiuE nay Tonic the scurf asd daudruG all ssp-
pssred ssd the hair, which hsd until that time bsen
brssentsA iron growing, resumed its former healthy
gsowtA.
In the case OF James Mershon Of the 2lsf low.
ianfry who's head covered with . thick coatt M
II dandruH and scurf o mentioned above and who's
hair bad almost completely ALLEN out shown the yr-
tns Of ths Tonic for In the ccure Of three weeks arp
cation oft his scalp assumed . Aealthy condition and
his hair ssmmeeced - grow beautifully This /. only
oAs cass oi the kind h . theusaad. could mention
vented fFsn doing Sos M
Ao,d b HDOAGR 0ABUs, oDr.er q second and vain
street Rfies q cents per bottle berai discount 70
eAssAh4 asNs -~vl4dAm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

BIAxxs.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills of Lading and oil kinds Of Justice'a
Blanks, call at the GArE CrrY Counting
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WHAT OF Hoos?-We really don't 49,
We remember how, on one occasion. !,
ancient times they got the d evil in them moth.
ing profaas intended aad rushed he.dlon,
INTO the sea. !, was As sensible . .hi.. =
nogs were ever known to do. But tbo.. ~.
cine quadrupeds lea some iineal deece,d.n,.
We are convinced. from The psrsiste.t na,..,
~ winch lev STRAY swine sill keen he ~.
oom Oh heokak, and insist upon the san.
rights to the street that tn. law rives to o,h..
pedestrians.
All hog too isn't quadrupedal Yo,
see Hog on railway train; he iii. - =.
seat, puts his feet on another, and r-,s. ~.
paper very intently while sick p.,..,.s,
msy stand up. he travels on steamboat. ~
boards st hotels, and is very disaerssabl. ~
common nnisance. One wishes tr;ch;p.
were fatal, and that Hog would get into !,
infected community.
But that has sothing % DO With tie mas,e,
In hand. We besaa merely - sAow . spsci
men Of Tie rsasssls ~ ~ psAs q ~
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FOR SALE,

on AcREs Of Land, mostly in timber 90 the mid
JUdl~ road. leading from Keoiuk TO eanausky about
mAs from the city and may be known AZ the Rich.
ardson Tract Titis good. Phi t4oper acrs Ensuirs
OF H. B. fES-KfCK Co
anRlAd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

PuRssr AND SWEETEST Con LIVER On in N.
world;msnufactursd from fresh selected Liver, on
the sea coast This oil 10 characterized BY sweet
ness and purity peculiar to talone It. reputation
isso great that it takes the lad Of Other o, and
Y universally prescribed By ply sccian .. Remem-
Der TO ask for Hazard Csswelf's Cod Liver Oil.
cAsWELL, MACK CO, New York,
Sole Manufacturers.
'us' received and for sale BY Wilkinson. Ran.
lett Co. f.basaAv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

LuxnER.--It will be remembered that the
Saving Mill of Mr.. d. Atlee at Fort Madison
burned down some months ago. Mr.. Alice
set at once to work to repair his loss, and in
. short time he had his mill completed
and at work. he now has all his mills IN
full operation, has an immense lumber yard
which despite large salss he keeps constantly
replenished, and is ready to supply The de
mands of the trade So widely is ne kaown
and so popular sn public estimation Is his
lumber yard, that it is Unnecessary to DO more
than announce the fact of his resumption OF
saving. He has . fine lot Of logs on hand,
and he will supply bis PATRONS with capital
boards and timber, shingles, laths. fencing
doors &C., and on satisfactory terms. Those
wishing to purchase lumber or anything in
his line will do we'll to call upon Mr.. Atlee.
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Notice.

THE nodersigned having disposed Of hts interest
IN the nrm Of = " v Bailey I Co., to Ayres nam
Ayres would sxprss hi gratitude 20 theeitseo. OF
Rsnh1G 80 vanity for their very nbes1f fatrouase
- Ss4osst eontnsaaes q ihe Aape 70 the new
Aro- Al indeotsd to ths m of II VI Y. IsiIev On
". ksss go csh end ssssls. " NY HALEY.
ii fai tecsss la .fsA
8nnx VIII our late much es4ssaaed partner Mr.
=. z. eaHey - cannot but express our apcere re-
1--WE 80 uuaid commend him . 6heee anonw : hom
NfeA AYkn. MANN AYRRs
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u
long ssaering and universally aniaiPs c'as',
editor. Hese u . metz - sos YESTERDAY
that come all the way from Philadelphia- 1t
enclosed three cents. We ars sorry TO con-
6scate the inquiries capital to that extent,
bat that is nothing in comparison With h's
desire TO con6scate the something lsss than
two weeks of our time that il would take II
We should try to answer his queriea- Here
goes:
Ma. EpIroR:-You will please inform met
as soon - practicable, what the prsss a
stock hogs Is in the country surrounding your
city; also the probable price which the in>
coming crop OF com will be, a. well - the
present price Of cora?
Is your section Of country we'll supplied
with stock hogs, and WHAT'S fair average
weight of such hogs3
l am aware that the above questions are
not very appropriate ones TO be put 70 an ed
itor of q paper, still. az he is presamed to
know everything, hence my inquiries,
| would also be pleased to know the price
OF lumber, . common article Of pine?
By replying promptly, you will much Oh
/ lipe.
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PAraN4rshfn .l,nffre

kSROM and after this date William B. Csl
= Inns, a., viii b. interested nth me ,de.li, .
In h~si h~tSt~ s1d doing . General Ibsurspc. tS :
iness. under The name and nrm Of n B. Tep Fyekf
Co. Thankful for the very liberal paYousg. h.re;o
extended 10 us, hope the hrm will merit and rsesis
the patronage OF old friends and any ne, one,
Keokuh, Aug 8, 1seaa ng1 HIP TgsrYCE
INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses AMI
Household Furniture be effected 10 the Ayra IL
ssrdaoe Cpany OF Hartford Home lrs.ranee 6smponr
New York. and other rr~ponsitIe conpan,ss cr
one to ovs year, at rates ranging from cents 10 III
pr cent on ths 800 for the ~hoe tire
cheap othss responsible. company FOR r,li,t
information on Insuascs call the undersis led vi
can give batter Indemnify than be found At eth
agency In this section. ldecB B TEN-EYCE
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a EngaAAh G0oas.
CASAe Younger : e0a,s seosch Ale
- 0lsks Barclay, PsvktA 1 Co London Porter.
- Cs0a BIackvsll's Pickles.
49, eo Iew sons 4AySsn's brown Windsor, al
y0le RosEksrnE, : Al ERs.
TEAS, 70 chests (new cargo1 just in, fol
- e4le - tAe decfine, fsunhrncinx some bsrgains
- a,ety ~ ie1l KRLLOoa. BTRGB co
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

LOB SALE-S0 acres OF fine grape and
- othes fruit hnd. 10 hish state " euti-
walton IL urdsr fence With 1bU TaTt
kinos, some bearing Price SIS pr acre Also
20 joining The above land, ard s OF the
character vh Improvements hut be all enclosed
By pi.cns fence the road at snail expense Price
$40 and $50 per This land 10 situated the
d-nee Of DR. Hicks sbcst .Eo pilr fom s<eopa
Keokak. For psrttains enquire NJ
nch24 II D. TEN RYcR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

GNoR 6ALf.-Ten Acres Of lind represented in the
1 City Plat - LETTER l, In tn tlr4et, Keokat.
am sothofiEed TO sell this property avtry
gain, II applied for Title good or rsi,. In.
qairs " b b fEM-gfCK
aprl-l Real Estste Aren't
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

Asw York Aensy Market.
By Telegraph NV YseK. Aus H.
Money b rather more sctivs nj t0s cant. call
ioNns.
eteriing-Doh; 1o714@lo7k.
Gou u tov.r, opening at ls7k closed a lts.
Govsrnnsnts without decided change
Hrdghss 70 Liverpool axe Suast
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

BY Telegraph Srv foaE, Ans u.
Stock Ssi.t. O r I lUk;f W. ~ i32}l
6s3s Tenn g ss.J q u couposs MY SO rsg't
isss 1857.
Stocks closed very dali. Governments 3ov~. A. Aas
bo.rd saIes we're made lbiows o. 8osz Erie y
MsANIss,3 ~ Ca Carl 1855 c AHwTs91
Gold closed At i<1x
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

uSo1 ehLE-Ths very desirable Brick resid.nee
II aroubSe nov Srs3 Apd occupied BY A. Nikn
sop K4q situated the bonner of lssa sai High ~.
House has or 10 roomA with all The modern itJ
ments-larEs frame tern-three very cesirslR iets at
tAched covered With fruit snd ornamental ;r.es Price
800. Title good Or sale. Yer further particulars
enquire Of II. B. TES-EiCK
March Al 1akA
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DOR SALE-Twenty acres Of beauti-
Il full Garden Grape Land, and near the Missis-
sppi river abont three mile above the city Keokul
Title good Prios,e 100. Enquire
ueh3e H. B. rHN-EYCK'
EORs SALE.-Lot 2, in Block 9S, on the
= South sds Of High, between Sixth and Seventh
treets Title good sale Price S6o6 cash
{jell Enquire of lib TEN-EYCK
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Fer Sale,

"A BRICK dwelling house, containing six
roma, cisteru, full lot located ON Lot g. BLOCK
Ia In Aasons Lover addition TO Keohuk near The Cen
esery Title god or DO sais. Pr,cs $40 cash which
woald Dot buy the lrick in the Hoass
jyxsd II. B. TEN-RYCE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24
Weayervjlle, Saturday, Nov. "a, 1866.
THANksGIvING PROCLAMATION.

To THE PEOPLE CALIFORNIA Once the changes
OF the Autumna aimons that another year Is
drawing close: the gathering Of abundant harvest
Is accomplished and is fitting that day should he set
apart and cosecatcl the Gyer of all good for the ben
et have received Taking counsel therefore of Gus
tom that has been long haowed by annual observance
l. fREDE T. Low. Governor the state Of California DO
appoint Thursday, fAe 29fh Of .S0rembeT, inst,
as day OF Thanksgiving and Praise. to the end that the
people Of this State together and give public ex
preston TO their gratitude manifold blessings with
which the year has been crowned.
Let u.s. with devout hearts render thanks to the Great
Ruler OF Nations for the peace that blesses our common
counry for the enterprise Of the people which Is SO is
repairing the ravage Of for the material prosperity
winch Is everywhere apparent and for the spirit oil loyal
y justice and humanity which gives that every
vesge of oppression shall be bloted from the national
statutes. And while render thanks TO Almighty God
for favors already bestowed let pray that he will en-
dow all who may be called upon perform executive
~ induce them to guard the rights of the people with
jealous sctude and insure every citizen his rshtful
inheritance equality before the law
As State have eminent for Thanksgiving; we
have been favored with the greatest Of all worldly bless
ngsheath have been free from the dreaded scourge
of cholera, and from those empests and confagraons
which have desOlaed other portions of land All our
accustomed channels OF industry have held their peaceful
and prosperous giving to farmers miners ana
mechanics abundant reward for the abor of the year
We have added largely the number churches and
schools. securing wholesome advantages Of
education and the benign influences Of religious instruction
And while making preparations for the proper
observance Of the day thus apart let seek ont and
relieve individual Of suffering and Distress
that may prove occasion of peculiar Thanksgiving and
joy to the poor the needy and the afflicted
FRED'K f. LOW
Governor of California.
Attest B. b REDpISG Secretary Of state
SAcBA-ES Nov. ). 1866.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

* his speech at Erie, Penn. the PresIden.
said 80 I tell you all the powers in hell cannot
turn me from my purpose" To whicn an en- ~
change adds O Doubtless they don want 70
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24
WEAyERvIIIE CALIFORNIA, NOVEMBER o. 1866.
NOVEMBER.
BY MRS. NJ. A. KIppER.

Not many love thy name
Cold, drcar November:
Thy blasts that hurl the frantic leaves along
Sayor not much of Aprirs silvery song.
Or bright September.
Now rings the parting krell
or summers pleasures
The upturned faces of the dying flowers
Appeal to thee to think of rosy hours,
And save their treasures
And thou wilt bear their germs
On wings of feetness,
And hide them for while in winters tomb
Again To burst the sod, again to bloom
In fragrant sweetness.
As many tiny seeds
As stars above thee
Has nature trusted to thy tender care,
And thou hast hid them safely here and there:
For that love thee.
Thou art the herald bold
OF joyous meetings,
OF merry slegh-bells. ringing loud and clear,
OF glad reunions and good Christmas cheer,
And New-Tear's greetings.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

! PRoPHEcY.- following from the New
York World of March, 1865, will now be read
with more interest than when written-on the
occasion Of Johnson 5 inauguration as Vice Pres
ident :-'i And to think only one frail human life
stands between this insolent, clownish drunkard
and the Presidency May God bless and spare
Abraham Lincoln Should this Andrew Johnson
become his successor, the decline and fall of the
American Republic would smell rank in his
tory that of the Roman Empire under such
atrocious monsters in human shape as Nero and
Caligula.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

OLD ssFIFTY. Two weeks ago we printed an
item relative to an old stage horse running
between Grass Valley and Nevada, which gives
US an opportunity to refer to an "old stager .
nearer home Under date Clear Creek, Nov. Sd
Mr.. J. J. Bell writes to the Shasta Courier that a
few days previous the well-known sorrel gel
ding .sFiftvH was drowned in Clear Creek by
an employee of the Oregon Stage Company: He
further writes that Fifty has been staged
from his place since 1851, and furnishes data to
show that since that time he has Travelled l20,
450 miles, beating the " Nevada bob-tail 5000
miles in eleven years. Mr. Bell thinks Fifty
was the best gelding ever brought to this coast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24
Weetslu o rinitu Yournat.

H1- County Warrants and GrssnbGeLs taken at
their ruling value in payment subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers in the the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24
TIE coop TINE COMING.

rA waian Hya,n tansittea from tie Erse by OFFnaegan
When Sweeney regns in ireland
And nayes ride al Cork
hen every gossoon III the land
Shall have a knife and fork.
NJ more his praties he will peel
BY giving them squaze,
md young and old can eat their fill
And smoke their pipes at aise
For thin the tables viii he turned
John Bull must pay us rint,
Or a Of Irish monitors
VIII o his ports be sint.
Than Englands naughty daughters
At our wash-tEls will be
And the humblest lady in the land
Can open sle5eea
WHEN Trinity plaintiff wishes to beat the
defendant what instrument does be employ to
accomplish his purpose? The Barch, to be sure.
To CORRESPONDENTS. accumulation accom-
panied by bottle of Daly's Whisky, cheerfully
inserted.
BrnrHs.-The wife of Dave Selander's tom-cat
OF six kittens.
Please exchange" Mac.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

LrScoLx.-One of Mr.. Lincoln s secretaries !"
his White House Sketches tells OF persoh-
al peculiarity in him which we have NOT seen
r,sn,ioned His writing was done when alone,
and was rarely corrected, either BY himseii or
others. He composed slowly, and when done,
80 occuetomed to read his manuscript over
',nnd ssto see how it sounded, as he could hard
~ iudpe of a thing by merely reading it,