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Insolvent Notice.

d. ORDER OF CIRCUIT COURT FOR
ID BALTIMORE COUNTY. Notice i hereby
gwen 60 the CF~di,ars u HENRY GABLE. al
lnso!vsnt Debtor, that the said Insoiveni hav-
Ing ed h.s petition b. the Circu.l Cgurt ioI
TIE county 90 Baltimore, for the benefit q tho
lus'lyeui Law % Mar land, passed a. Jauua-
y scssioa. is5i, entitled an "Ae; foT the Es.,ef
Of lEsoiyeut Dehiors," that the fos,rfi Monde
y iugasst iirrf. j. h1ea for his frst appear
sneei - suswcF iAterrocatories, Il any he fled,
aud that the fourth Monday 81 August next.
hath also been Gxed for the 6nAl hearing iE
his case, beloEe the aforesaid Circuit Csars--
DATED the SIN day q May. isge
JOHN II. LOSGyECKER- Clerk.
Nav la-en
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THE TRoTTINa STALLION
ST. LAWRENCE.
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TINiIE above well known Horse will stand this
II Season, commencing on the tl.II'
First Of Nay. aud eadiag o. a. lsi 81 iggHst,
1865. "a (oii0scss
Monday. Tuesday aud Wednesday ot.snch week
AT THE GOLDEN HORSE STABLES.
Howard Street. baltimore;
Thursday, at - FM or
ADY'S HOTEL. TOwsoNTowN; tl
Fridays and Saturdays at the sub-cribcI's iafni,
near cockeysville.
TEnus-s50 the season. to be- paid within Tie
season. aud 81 To the Groom ~ service.
For description, 4e.. soc hand-bill-
Plenty of pasturagc and stable for
mares from q distance.
All accidents or escapes At the owners risk.
JOHN o. PRICE, Proprietor.
JACOB HEiSER. Agent
April TAI.
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To All Whom 10 May Concern;
NOTICE IL hereby given, that in thirty
- DAYS from this date, application will be
made o. she County Commissioners Of Baltl-
more county, Tor the openingofa county Road
commencing at JohnHey Gardeners house, nov
occupied nv ---- Spencer, nnd running along,
the line between Daniel Cummines Christian
reaches a certain line. siene dividing LANDS 81
David KlineielleF. said Cummings aud George
Cingerich, and from thence % the Garrison
FORREST Reed, upon the bed Of an old ro4dNnar
the residence ofDavid Klineieiter also, start.
ing AZ anid limestone and running thence
through the lands Of George y. Ginnerich and
David Klineicller, a OF near snavely's MIL
and also 20 condemn and vaeate certain road
running through the lands Of said Kllnefnllar.
Isaac snavcly and William Gent noN no1 used.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Nav S.--st. and oIhers.
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To AN whom is MAY Concern:

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Thai thirty
~ days after this date application will be
made 10 the County Comm issioncrsof Baltimore
county Cor closing road in the Tenth District
Of Baltimore county. being part Of The Old York
road. running through the lands of Isaac King.
DR.. Moses Merryman and Matthias schcelkopf.
at or near said schoclkopf's lime kiln.
JOHN s. CURTIS.
y. n. PARKER.
THOMAS n ANDERSON.
May ip--sL aud others.
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Legal Notices.

JAMES II. LESTER AND OTHERS VS.
81 REUBEN NJ. PRICE AND OTHERs-L,
Me Csrcsit Court for B0ifo county. IN Equity.
ORDERED, This gath day Of May. 1850. that
the aioregoing report Of sales made " Richard
J. Cuttings and Reuben ". Price Trustees in
the above mentioned cause, be ratified aud con-
frmed, unless cause 10 the contrary thereof Be
shown, on or before the 23rd day n JuHe net !,
provided, a copy Of this order. be inserted ia
some newspaper printed and published IN Bal.
timore county. once q week for three success
sive weeks prior 10 the said Esd day % June
next
The Trustees report The amount of sales 90
be siG,eo0.0O
JOHN II. LOSGNECREI. Clerk.
True COpy-Tesi.
t0HN II. LOSGNEcKER. Cleik.
May 26.--5t.
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Towsontown, Baltimore County, ND.
HAVING been appointed Constable for the
IL Ninth District, Baltimore county, would
respectfully offer my services 10 30 the public.
COLLECTING promptly attended 10.
May ~, ls6C.-Gfn.
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Friae,pals u Dplrfae,ts
THOMAS MAY PIERCE. s. "
GEORGE g. SNYDER. - $. BARNES
{. y fAER. ia =. REYNOLDS
HENRY kEiN s RpcTn-0N. a u "a
Supp9'f,f " az a6ie Csrps al dssassart.
can or send or "a Catalogue. coilcs- rurrcney.
and p.crrc's Practical Lirrat.r.
OErYcE- 53I WORTH EIGKTR SzREET.
THOMAS AZ. PIERCE
Anil if.-"m
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OHIO HARVESTER.
MAsurAclbaEp Is QIpo, "a

IF YOU wish b. obtain Harvetter that HAS
i NO SUPERIOR IN THE YIELD, buy the
TONIC" Price Of Coinblncd Mower and Reap
or, Sig0; Medium Mower 1ltul dnnlor Mower.
sia5. Also, the R0CKAWAT WHEEL HORSE
the best sulkey Wheel Rake in nsci price so
The MARYLAND Institute, at their late fair 10
1855, awarded IN this Rake tho iifst premium,
y Gold Medal, over all competitors. Call be-
fore YOU purchase elsewhere.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEAiEHTs aud MA.
CIIINERY, PRIME ENGLISH sCYThks OF
my own importation PLOW oAsi ,,., 70,
various Dloyys N fine assortment Of FIELD and
GARDEN SEEDS, FERTILlzEils. 40, &c.
REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE.
A. q. MOTT,
10 Ensor Street. near Bel Air Market,
Juna 2-gt Baltimore.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Woodland,

= 4 = 3 = 3
nf virtue q authority vested in the under
ID -isnel by the heir. % thc estate %! SAINT
sharl deceased. they Nil expose 0, public .alc
oa Tipsiey, He I4tA u J,'se aeyf.
90 o'clock J.. NJ.
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED LOTS OF
WOODLAND. situated IN the Fails Road. two
miles above Black Rock Church
No. l.-i3t ACRES.
80. 2.-l5f ACRES.
W. Ill ACRES.
80. g.--laz ACRES.
No. s.--is. ACRES.
These Lots arc well situated aud heavily
covered with
OAK AND CHRsNUT TIMBER.
TERMS OF sALE-one-f third IN Cash and
the residue ia tao payments al three and SIX
months. with interest Notes satisfactorily en-
dorsri
URiTH sHAUL.
JOSEPH ". SHAUl.
N.. ~
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REMOVAL.
GEORGE sTEIBER,
Boot and Shoe Maker,
rOwsONrOwN. MD, =
w
NJ.

IEREBA informs the ciiissne nj Tow
Ill town aud vicinity, that lie has removed
IN Boot aud Shoe essabliAhment from bic late
place Of business. 10 the building which he r..
Gently purchased OF Mr.. Richard Willis. aud
occupied by him a. Drug Store aud Post OF
ice. where he will in the future be pleased 60
zee all his friends aud customer.
keep constantly ON hand n vHried Hs-ort
ment Of boots. Shoes. Caters, 4e.. ior esther
Ladies'. Gentlemen or Children. Al n 49, sass
MaRsfacffre which will he found a. durable.
aud cheaper than can b. purehhsed In tho city
# baltimore. Nat
return NY thanks for the very liberal pa
tronage I have heretofore received. mud will
endcavor. By attention "a business, and moier-
tts-c hargcs, 60 merit scontinultnts n The ssieo
GEoRGr STEINER.
MAY % Iggg--iv rF.. arFrn..e
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U0O A MONTut-Agents wantsd for sis
sDOO cHfirely neie articles, lust out Address
0. 7. CAREY, City Building, BIddeiords Ne.
MAY fe.--6nl.
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Property Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
NJ onn oF Tnn
MOST VALUABLE FARMS


TRUSTEES SALE OF
~ oEn ov rHn
MOST VALUABLE FARMS
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.
FINHE undersigned, Trustees, offer Al Private
i. Sale, the following property, BE- a
.eR- ING PART OF A ThAGT OFA4.
= AflAND called "bacon Hall En-eSes
-Glarged," and part Of tracilssas
81 land called '.Elsey's Grove" aud part Of
tract Of land called Nicholas Merrymanis
"Mount Pleasant, aud part Of tract Of land
called "Cold Dotloni," al Of which i living
contiguous % each other, containing
427 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less. Also, one other piece or parcel
Of land contiguous thereto, containing 10 Acres,
Foods and - Perches, making In all 40
ACRES. RooDs and 70 PERCiiEs, more or
le4s.
This property is situated on the York Turn
pike, twenty miles from Baltimore, and less
than three miles from Monkton Station on the
Northern Central Railway, adjoining the finely
Improved estate Of Nicholas X. Merryman.-
About two hundred acres are wooded, and the
balance arabic land Of kind quality, not less
than $50 acres OF which are level aud very pro.
ductiNe. There 10 an excellent quarry Of Lime
stone ON u, and n kiln convenient.
Tho DWELLING HOUSE is Of stone, 90 BY
% feet, with comm0dious wings. ID Is hand.
sOinely situated Ia a hcnlthfnl and beautiful
valley, aud can readily be made one Of tho most
desirable and productive estates in the county.
There Is good BARN on the property, aud 9th.
erneccssary outbuildings aud Is well watered.
Terms Of sale ;-Onc.third Of the purchase
money Ia BIO paid Ia cash on the day Of sale, or
ON the ratification thereof. and the balance in
equal insialmcnts, IN one and two years from
the day Of sale, with interest, and security to
be approved by the Trustees.
JOHN PHtLPOT. r...
JNO. 7. ENsOR, / i'"s'ees'
Apply 10 John Philpot at Phoenix, or 10 Jno.
T. Ensor at Towsontown. Balti.aore CO.,, Md.
Dee. f6.--ti.
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fINHIs Is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
L scribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county. letter. testaincnta-
~ on the estate 81
FRANKLIN ANDERSON,
late Of said county. deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against the ssiA estate. arc hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, ~ the subscriber,
On o. bcforc "a ?sa dap q De-. ls6d
they may otherwise By law be excluded nom
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 20
said estate are requested 10 mako immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 18th day
Of May, 1880.
ARCHIBALD STERLING.
Nav lo.--its Executor.
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FOR RENT.

TOR SALE,
A GOOD WORK HORSE. suiia- WM
Die for cart or farm purposes. will BE- " ~
cold cheap. Apply ~ THIS OFFICE.
May 3d.-2L 81 = "a
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THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. that the sub.
l. scribcr has obtained irum the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county. letters testatnenta.
~ on the estate Of
JOHN SHELLY.
late Of said county. deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against the said estate. are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber.
ga or bSforc tAc ASIA dog q De. ls6e:
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted %
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 18th day
% May. 1850.
EMMA SHELLY,
May Is.-tt' Execuirix.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub.
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county. letier- of admin
istration on the estate OF
WA. W. BULL
late Of said county. deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned - exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof q the subscriber,
% Or bcforc ne GOA day efJlH., 1867
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit u said estate. Those Indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under nv hand this s2i
day II May. 1850.
SARAH :. BULL
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Miscellaneous.

III IFE SCHOLARSHIPS, including Book.
Akeeping, Business CorrcspOndanee, Forms
aud Customs, Commercial Arithmetic, Business
Pcnmanship, Detecting Counterfeit Money and
Commercial Law. Tw ENTITY FIVE DOLLARS.
scholarships, including the same subiecss o =
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pcnnanship, three months................... A..
Pcninanship aud Arithmetic, three mos. 10.
The saving of coal aud gas in the summer
months is an advantage 81 such itnportapco ne
enables the management - this College teinnkc
considerable reduction ia thc summaT rates.
From October 1. 1866. 10 April J. is6s. and
succeeding years ~ before.
Life -cholarsh s35
Scholarships, months So
ieninanship . $40
Penmanship and Arithmetic, months. Si2
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sINHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. that the sub
Il scribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county. letters icstansr-
iary on the estate Of
DAVID L0NGNECKER.
late OF said county, deceased. 4. pc-sons hav
ing claims against the said estate. arc hereby
warned % exhibit the same with the voucher
thereof 70 the subscribers.
On Or bcfore fke ?s1 say Of pcocfsser. 1886 ;
they may otherwise by law he excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 70
said estate are requested - make immediate
payment Given under our hands this 10th
day Of May. lse6.
DAVID :. LoNGNECKER
JOHN II. LONG NECKER.
May l9.--ft+ Executors.
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March lo.-Sm
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May 90.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the SUB.
i seriber. has obtained from the Orphan
Court Of Baltimore county. letter. of adm ms
tFation on the estate %!
RICHARD NELSON.
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hnv.
ing claims against the said estate. are hereby
warned 70 exhiti; sine same, with the vouchers
thereof b. the subscriber
Oso sCfore Ic :o1 dry O. Jaa.. is6..
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate Those indebted 20
said estate are requested "a make ifnmediaie
payment. Given under my hand ;his go aay
Of May, 1850.
PLEASANT HUNTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-17
" Another morn
Ris'n on mid-noon."

Eis rld-noon"
Hon. J. G.. MeCalum, one Of the California
Electors on the Lincoln and johnson ticket in
1864, also made an eloquent speech, from which
we take the following extract
We should sustain Congress in this contest.
and if by implication condemn the policy of
the President, then let it be So The sentiment
of the Union party will preserve this Republic
yet and every obstacle must get out of the way.
They are the people who conquered at the ballot,
and who conquered in the battle Try to resist
that sentiment! They might well attempt to
dam mp the Mississippi with pitchfork or pad
die up the cataract of Niagara in canoe. What
were the issues involved? see that Democratic
gentlemen asking this question in the Legis-
lature-What were the issues involved in the
war? l say it only TO save the Union for the
first two years of the But the Almighty,
rs plainly almost lie said il to the Egyptians
Of DID, said to the American people, "Let the
bond 20 free and be oppressed no more forever
Oar chief, unlike Pharoah hardened not his
heart. He heard the voice, and as the minister
OF God lie proclaimed emancipation. Cheers
The earliest conflicts of this against US.
We cannot deny it. Men will pass away, but
history will remain. Misfortunes were sent up
on as plaques were sent upon the Egyptians. We
had Bethel as the first conflict of the war; and that
was followed by the disaster of Bull Run. All
was gloom. No star seen by night nor
by day and among other plaques Providence
/ sent us Mcclellan. < 1t was my
fortune M President and fellow citizens, to be
near our martyrcd chief when he fell and one of
a delegation which visited the body day or
two after the assassination. I saw him dead
saw that calm, humane and benevolent express
sion upon his countenaece which dwelt there
while he lived and thought of those memora-
bic words in his last inaugural address-which
read like extract from the sermon the
Mount-as | heard Linn pronounce them before
80 600 people then present, before his country
and the world: LET us finish the work we
have begun, and care for him who has borne the
battle, and the widow and the orphan" | call
upon you tonight, fellow citizens in the Ian
guagc: Let US 60 on and finish the work we
have begun. Applause 1t is not finished ;
need not believe that while we live the con-
test between freedom and slavery, between right
and wrong will be finished. We must
strive on to the end for the great principles
which were upon the battlc-felds of the
republic. We sec the loss of half million lives
and OF three thousand millions of treasure, and
more too, for if all the sighs that the has
cost were united. they would rise TO the fury of
the whirlwind; if all its groans were united in
one peal they would sound like the mutterings
of the thunder When we remember these things
who will not say the victory won in the feld-not
only Of Union but of Liberty in its most compre-
hensiyc scnse-must he secured. This contest
must 60 on until
] "Prone the earth oppression shall he hurled
its
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-17

MIyING.-We hear that the upper end of the
county is just thawing out, and that the pros
poets for good mining season about Trinity
Center were never better. At Minersyile but
little has been done yet on account of deep snow
We are informed that Mead & Ellis. in the old
Fred Leach claim, have struck the old French
Gulch lead, and that their dggngs are doing
the fair thing in return for their labor From
what we learn Fred. is loser to the tune of
nearly $4,000 since he abandoned that claim for
one in Humboldt. last autumn The fact will be
more consoiing TO the present owners than to
him, probably. Ga Buckeye Creek. this side of
Bates ranch. sam Griffith not long since picked
up a sample of pure gold weighing a triiie less
than sixteen ounces. The miners on that stream
have had fine slnicing season, and water will
be plenty for two months vet. Wm. Ruch, from
Kellogg diggings, Hay Fork, informs us that
it has been 4 splendid working season, and that
water fer slucing will last until August The
gold yield in that section will be large this year
This has undoubtedly been the most favorable
mining season for most localities in this county
ever known. From present appearances water
will be plenty everywhere until July. Send us
mining items.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-17

New O9ricEes. German Hospital Socie-
ty Of Trinity county elected the following new
officers on the 4,h instant :-President p. Paul
sen Wee President, II. S,igleitz Treasurer, Z.
/. Strauss Secretary. II. Ovcrmohle; Trustees,
Chas. Hartmann. Peter Wcise. Iieurv Hooker. V
IIoslnrer. d. Hansen Physician r. \. Thorn
rs. The Society numbers fly II es..5e.s, and is
in 4 fourishiEc condition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-17

TENNESSEE LEGIsLATrRE.--The conservative
members of the Tennessee Legislature have re-
signed. or absented themselves from the Capital;
thus leaving the two Houses without quorum
Their object in this was to defeat some radical
measures proposed by the majority Governor
Brownow has issued proclamation for an cleo
ton to fill the vacancies, declaring vacant the
seats OF those who have absentcd themselves
without rcsgning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-17

TIE RIVER RoAp-The new road from Butler 5
on Canyon creek, to MeGillvray's ranch, is COM
pleted. and IS pronounced the finest work of the
kind in the county. The grade is nowhere great
er than fogr degrees, and most Of the distance
less than three. The road from the ranch to
North Fork has been much improved. and heavy
teams will bo able 10 reach North Fork soon
rs the road IS repaired between junction City
and Butlers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-17

Is TRAVELLING ORDER.-Some twenty-five hands
have been employed for the last three weeks in
putting the Weavervlle and Shasta Wagon Road
in repair, and the work is now completed and
the road ready for travel. Red Blpff teamsters
have been notified of the fact by telegraph, and
an arrival of mountain schooners may be
looked for within the next ten days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-17

BAIL To-NIGar.-rhe party announced by the
St Patricl, Benevolent Society takes place to-
night. The weather IS so pleasant that there
will be TO good excuse for the absence of the
dancing portion of the community, for all the
arrangements have been perfected with . view to
the certain success ef the occasion. Supper at
IL o'clock at the Empire Hotel. Tickets only
So 50. Co
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-17

APPEALEp.-In Justices Court, Lewiston town
ship. last week, F. Loupee was fined $50 for as
sault on Fred. Frey, postmaster at that place
He has appealed the case to the County Court. As
we understand it, the origin of the trouble was
this: Loupee went into Frey X Rantzaus store
for postage stamps--persisted in having four
Scent stamps for dime, which Frey refused
Words followed, and blows came succeed
ing them Then arrest and trial, two or three
hung" jures. and finally conviction. Two
cents originated the rumpus. but the experience
will be much more valuable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-17
3irths

In Wcaveryille, March 10th, the wife of II. c.
Osgood. of a DAUGHTER.
In Weaverville. March 18th, the wife of VIM.
b. Brown, of a DAUGHTER
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-17

THrRlow WEED. in a Fifty Years Ago
sketch of things in New York city. says of the
joRTnemen printers associated with him at that
time, the only survivors according to his knowl
edge are James and John Harper and ". f.
Dean of New York, Peter Force Of Washington.
and G. v. Evckman Of Caliso.n.a.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-17

4 DAMpER.-Mr. Avery, of San Francisco, has
returned from the New Grenada gold mines, and
pronounces them grand humbug. He says that
instead of finding gold dust he got the coast fe-
ver which satisfied him with the country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-17
at'eehtu O trinity Journal.

sz- County Warrants Hnd Gr<t"1aeH' taken al
r,li,g yaue in payment for subscriptions to This
sner To soldiers in the Government service the JOURNAL
viii he furnished for creeubacks AZ PAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-17

DEAD.-Dr. David Jayne, the great Phiadel-
phia medicine man " died on the 9TH of this
month, at the age of 81 years. He leaves prop
crty valued at several millions of dollars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-17

AcqrITrEp.-ln the County Court, this week,
the jury in the case of The People VS.. China
man, TOR assault with intent to kill Allen Butler,
returned verdict of not guilty, and the prison
was discharged
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-17

ARTICLES OF AssocIAT1oN.-The Red Bluff Oh
serrer publishes the constitution and bylaws of
the Teamsters' Association, lately organized
there We shall print the most requisite portion
of them next week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-17

SPiEy7iD EsTA2IIsuxExT.- Oberdeener Is
fast removing bis stock Of Books and Stationery
to his new establishment 1t will be the hand
somest store in the mountains when everything
is PIT 70 rights. See his advertisement
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-17

YoUrH's CoxPAxIox. An excellent little pa
per, entitled as above, is now published by Dew
ey Il Co.. of the lining and Scientific Press. =" c
advise all parents to afford their children an op-
Portunity TO read it.