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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-03
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4 4 RIdrsst sorfcs-TaP Q. W iss, John nrnc..
~ k.tou Bros 60. Eem. Williams, sa~rn tsx
OF the tate ot2 T. Hfitss, dcsssed ABBOT job
TO Ha. Cooh. rtate Il o~A Jr the ~ the * h,
Fund, M-rrick, Cammins, reamsn b Co., Atexas-
der wrsy Co Laird Boo. Co thomas ssar~tk
sni Will Lpnnrr exscutyrs OF this Estate Of Leis
xAndiA. d. ed G+o G. Andersen, 6rpss, Goddfn
Co, hn b. Carson ben. johnson, ti.~ kins Taylor
T. Msgoon. 3. Psi-. Hosm-r Curtis, las, 5sa.
u eare<r, Joha Nc DousAi. r. Allen.
You sad sach u you hereby Notified that there
nov q. In the once Of The Cir.k Of the District
Court for Lee County, laws, NJ keokak. petition Of
klira RuddscA claiming OF you, this sad r C. Wright,
~ snm fr~o 1housnnA IA . nj +a-y due TWO
pvosl@oey Boses and also claiming of all the fore
ci-are n Certain mortgage the eset half
ofthe soatASsst quartsr Ion -
ship sini,x tooJ rth, ralge (5y vest in Lee
county, asd prAyng far the ~. ftAs nndivided
half Of tbs sao gagged for the payment OF
dsht, adivided half having prvviousy bees
foreco--d upsn and sold the payment Of
cured BY the described prop rty.
Nov vnsss you appear thereto and defend before
OF the second day OF the term Of the dat
Court OF Lee County. Iowa. Keskuk said Court BE-
negun and held the ffst Mond,y in February 1851,
dsssuit III b~ euter.d against YOU aud in
deree ~s+d thereon. prayed for In pls1tfns
iitiou ard the proderty sod for the payment OF said
sum- interest aud and all Of your interest snd
the ss1d property viii be forever on and
closed RANKIN MsGRAkf,
Rsvs stamp Soc Atty ~ for Pfxntid
cNt1 "A
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A WoxAs's FIsHr Win IsDIASs.-The
following is fro n the Tehama California;
Obserr,f: "L Hessick, who runs a pack
train belween Red Bluff and Hayfork, OF
Trinity, gives the particulars Of daring ex-
plot of lady. Mrs. Sarah Donelson, fora.
msrly q resident of Red Bluff, is living in .
log house on the trail with her children and
her father. A few days ago her father went
out hunting stock, and Mrs. Donelson was
looking after her poultry short distance from
the house. Suddenly Eve Indians made their
appearance Mrs. Donelson started for the
house, and was intercepted by two Indians.
Throwing them from her, a third caught her
BY the shoulder. She knocked him down,
aud reaching the house in safety, barred the
door The Indians rested one or more rifles
on the window leyeled at the woman, who
approached them, took down her father
rifle and returned the fire of the Indians
through the apertures of 'chinks' Of the log
house On attempting TO cock her gun Mrs.
Donelson found that the thumb Of her right
hand had been shot away by an Indian bullet.
but usinssh her lett hand, she soon badsthe
pleasure Of knowing that her would-be muir
derers had retreated, whether with whole
hides or not she could not tell. Muscle,
courage, and seif-possession won q victory
one against FIVE, and that one q woman. We
challenge the State to exhibit an instance in
Indian fig lting wherein a woman has acquit-
ted herself more crcditably.'
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toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne, used
to battle the face and person, to render the Skin
soft aud fresh, y auay Inflammation, 10 perfume
clothing. for httdAche, DE. TITS Manufactured
from the rich Southern Magnolia, and 10 obtaining
patronage quite unprsosyentsA- y II 10 favorits
WITH actresses and opera singers 1T is sold by ar
dealers, NJ 81 .00in large bottles, and By DksAi
BARsks / Co, New York, Wholesale Agents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold b al
Dr~ggistss - i 3 r. -
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OVER A M1IIroN D ,IlARs SAVED

OVER A MILLION . 1LLARS SAVED
Gentlemen IL had a negro man, worth 8, 2to
who took cold from bad hurt in the leg, and was
useless for over . yes. Lhad used ss1ry thing
could hear Of vithout bsas0t, sntil tried the
Mexican Mustang Liniment- 1t effected =
permanent cure. ]. l.. DOWNING,
Montgomery, Ala, June j, 1859.
Il take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Lininent as a valuable and indispensa-
bic article for Sprains, Sores, Scratches Calls
On Horses. Our men have used 1t for Rsms. nrsi-
per, Sores, Rheumatism, Be-, md IN cay itAets
like magic" J. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells. Fargo's and Harm
den's Express.
1.-THE sprain Of nay dau ghtsrs ankle. occasioned
while skating last winter, was entirely cured il
one week. after she had commenced using your
celebrated Mustang Lniment. Ed. SEELY.y
Gloucester, Mas6s Aug. !, 1855.
1t is admitted fact that the Mexican Mus
tang Lniment performs more cures in shorter
time, on man and beast, than any article dis
covered. Families, livery ncn and planters
should always have it on hand. Quick and sure
it certainly is. All genuine is wrapped in steel
plate engravings. bearing the signature Of g. ".
Westbrook, Chemist, and the pirate L. S. stanp
of DKxAs BARNES Co., over the top.
An effort has been inside 20 counterfeit il with .
cheap stone plate label Look closely,
saratega Spring Water, sold By I'll
Druggists.
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gHyo ROBERT GABLE There Is now on file 10 the
II O4Bee Of the Gle Of tse District Coust OF Lee
county, Iowa. at Keokmx, ths petition Of Fr.derkA Ga
be ming oil you divorce from III. bonds 81
abande Of for more than two years Unless sp
pear spd said petition beore 81 the
second day OF the December term 1866 u said Court
commencing the hr-t Monday Of December, judgment
| will be rende, ed against You
RANKIN McCRARY,
lRsv Stamp Piprs Atty.
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Referees Sale Of Real Estate,

NOTICE is hereby given, that pursuant to
y the Decree OF ths District s'ourt OF Lee County
Iowa. 1t k%okuk. in sni o. partition, wherein JsspeI
VSsat - plAintn and Mstida Cameron aud Others
defentsnt. the undersigned Referees will the ~
day Of Novembsr, 1864. the prsmises nsarrotsn
LesGsarsy. sewA b-twesa tbs hours 10 crlscka M
and4 ocioekp M VI said day. eornm.nc,pg at nc och
81 I'D dny. sei - public cry, Highest
b5dsr, this following real estate, to-wt The
ct quavs<r OF section nineteen fla township sytY
seven (G1 north range ~ west, containing Isl
100 acres Also the fractional south quarter o.
ssetaon pinst@en 1s), same township and rage con
tsfung al00 The laid safe will b N ade sub
jS( "a the do II Matilda Cameron widow D.
Cku@oe. areeased, fheraa
Rhst viii oseh~ fcash in hand md on s-hal
ID on~ 10 u With pc interest per annnus
u noss - morgsgs the pr nisss bst ~ purchas
y nav a. III optios, pay the Who aunnnt dovn.
Ns win execute Assd the purchaser psrcA
| - A. ANDERsON,1v 80
| @. c. BtUDkk, nsferces.
l ocfz9-slw W HARLAN
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Case Of 80 vtais and bsoA 40 %
Case Of 90 large vials in morocco, and book-- 90
Case Of large ,ais ain and took.-..-. %
fUsse n - boaes tNos 70 49, ana teeh.--.-. %
Thsse sssedisa - - single boz. ssss 10
sny psft d the country, By mail or sxprss, fss
charge, % fscSsrt ~ ~ price Addr<@
UUkPHRErT SPECIFIC
HOAROFA THO kEDfC1fE cD1PlNY
r Once and DEPOT No. sez B. oadway. , sv-Yoft,
/ pos aass by ev~ry AsAxfss pesies.
Dr. HUMPHREYS h ceasnl,e I'D daily 81 his clBss -
sonsiiy b. letter. abevs. for al sorns Of diss
/ laa17dlS sss"
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4 E0AL EO1ICE--Tctke unknown herr
- ~ 1am0 MMhmaNt. Asreaon1. yoa sss h.r. b,
nose - thaA ihsss y 6s ID ty~ea ~ ~ Clerk ot
the DeS<s CDars or Lss CsaAty To- 4 81 GsoAak -
titSaN ~ DetsA Fsynaa. els1asax d<<ss III Court
sgan.f 20, essx th~ ~ fsrsum - fhs Of
Land Warrant No fS3e2 ts~u bs the rpn-i .oarf ii
Psusi - the 0ov~fnsHeas ~ he gsa.ed uaer
tn Act Of Nase1 .. ls3s jams AeC.a,i.l Of III
fsos9 sAASAAa- - 1914, satAosisng hss sse4is
70 scres In un~ bty 81 Land me IN tine United
stat eirh%r th~ finin lower graduated pri.
n III. hudins THAI earl MccaHIi.a tns
life Orioi~ ISIS intst.t- i.sssg alive wife and
bot child. MARGARET k9.erts tfersnsr3y AeEAai.h
thai the .ssd Aarx-r~t I'D one b.
drss Robert. that the sid Mrx n.f aud Apds Pot
.rts being tbs aid LAod WHrtaAt a.ig Ted
tie rams u peti,iossr. who h-rety ner
md -nupei :. irat- the ssms said p.iition further
said Nc ssmkh tut n AIRED Aad forever atfn-
guish<d and Tor general r.ief
Nov. nnirs jon, th- SID ir-, ~ho upkno~s 20
p-tii~n-r app-ar an make drfs sh-rto n 10 fos-
Of The cond iay u u aid Coury r.
the drss Menasy " yehfasry lsG-, Jnds-
msui will be rents rtd az siu-t yun pray ~
RJBkBI ii. .,iLLNUkE
tstampl Atty for pi4lBtf6
this case tbs Court having examined the petition
and the TO. Kuir notice. hrfry approve ust,ee
this sndor-. the xnd " M
sasr orired that sid re Inhsissed IN the Gate
CITY p~w.yayer, weekly Tor six ,aecsssiv. .eeks
FRANCIS sPR sGNR Judge.
Sept IL, fsss-oct4 60
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It lis most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates scurf and dandruf.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
IL makes the hair rieh, sefs sna giossy.
1t prevents hair turning gray and falling of
1t restores hair upsn Pgsnstarely bald bead 5
This is just what Lyons Kathairon win do. II
10 pretty-it is chesp-darable- 1t i literally
sold by the caroad, and get it, almost incredible
demand Is daily increasng until thsss il hardly ,
country store thst does not keep IT, or . family
that docs not use II.
B. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, NY.
Daratogn Spring Water. sold BY al
DrugEists. e.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-05

NEW YORK
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Tor SALE cHEAp-Ix BRooKLYs. THREE STORY
brick House. witt modem 9ss s ssIsn .irs.s
JMMEpIAre POSSESSION CAN BE HAD or EIr HER
me- ss''s'n1s SSSss
eeion rooms These houses are for ssls Gn
,:s ssss %s sss ssR
$4,000 ss sSs ZIP
House and Lot delightfully."- situated In Brooklyn, conve-
best ''iFrlR II ' So 400 broadway
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
WANTING ALL e. w y;NrISSi
mia t%c 3 % sns south sss, o sfss
ss s 'G ssa ass
sS 0a pygy ASnFfi .fs isa SIS Psas
a hh I'll N win sn s
A naass large and se
p or ss sire o sutton
A HANDSOME GOTHIC COTTAGE AND LOT For
"A sale Statewide, % minutes from New York via New
Jersey Contra. Raoad house contains rooms gear ana
or 70 VIM
SPLENDID HOUSE FOR sALE-Ar FoRDIAM;
berries &C. Inquire al "A Pine ; ,5ses RUSHING
A able Tract Of Land IN areenpont Bush
wick creek 'front.' with bukhead. 800 feet
Apply
ATYoNKERs-Two FURNISHED COTTAGES TO LET
TSsss,. Also
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE, WITH FORTY
F@:s e
street, Newburs n. Y.
A SUPERIOR FARM-9c ACRES, LARGE FINE HOUSE
and b. sy SsS On % @
county, '0' '''' '''' ''' W. P SEYMOUR, III Broadway
SMALL FARM FOR sALE;-A p. gIAEsG;AINi SIX
s rss S ss Ae Apply Ss' j. T. ASHLEY, No. city
"A House Barn and a handsome Grove, West Hobo
ken Is from H0bOksn ferry SrSys Efs
A LADY, HAVING 10000 ACRES TENNESSEE TIM.
"A Der Land would dispose Of half for cash exchange
I'd
A acres. sis,5i 10 Acres 5000; 10 Acres. $1,000
LEO in p.ssse ssy 60 ASres; 5000 Many Farms nnS
S one sa ni9r MEIck Sr0sdwas
o --s -
BAH1ow IHG GSs y9 oeSSrv. GEORGIA.
rs w S 81 IL ~ w sa ma
", Ssi e ssnn sSssss :, Z
c Ssss S e ar. 1f S.s cSEpany
bered ana ascessbs oy 5000 o. ns acre. ase cu
tvstbe g. acres are cleared or which 20 acrss are nTs
class pa on h
81 Is rough .S land valuable on
tor we o coo @ S ,h h wa9e ~ i,r
@ sn ony 1--WE m nea
nth ess we IN ~ no As
ssIsiai :%s;s reliable estimate:
he damages and give The works Se sspaey ssssep
.s
enters the and ne entire Sd v 70 im% ne
a miners ,r:s have obtained
:
when us healthy climate pure water productive soil and
q % S d En- s1 ~s cant
s Be SS,sss'ss "i We vii Fl S.TSss
Marc, % ,s No
Couyn ppoox I-wIruIN rwo uoURs OF
, ~ h ceor 81 - v,iigs For further particuars
" mniv u IWst pM Ism No ~ PINE street
sPp.y " oNH--. :. o, 49, "a : So 80
=, .poAINs IN REAL, gsrATE-A NEAT LUMBER
good suiidinss $3.50; Land very low
N0 , e'. $50 - ~ = -
<,ur.p rARrssn ACRES 40 HD. "a ACRES 100
fruit trees In earng Is oOJ 3S acres best fruit
S.r,, Il, t.rssv. lnS arre. SsOl1 JAOIfES No
Dey saee..
<1ou.rRy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n ROOMS
Sandsomely fnrnshed plenty fruit and flowers high
eround. one fours ride from CITY Hall Inquire NJ
.He-. -. eY e-,
<xoryrpy STORE Ann FARM FOR sAIF-ON LONG
Island So miles from New York FOR particulars an.
niv IN ~ nj III AIrFRS No 4 Flatbush avenue Brooklyn
"a, I,,cp s,,cc,iy on Sewsst nav AZ Raw
onne aorae every facility for bathing boating hsh-
ina. yood ~. fruit &c within one hour of the city
Central or dummy Road consequence Of death IN
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FOR sAf:E-A DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT ON
staten Isapd " aere. hne house nearly new, stable,
va.r ose ME irgr 1se'.ry,lls Port Richmond
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DOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A FINE HOUSE. CON-
tsnSng 40 rooms at New Roshslls near the railroad
under good cultivation. Terms moderate and easy Apply
to H. NAYLOR, No. Broadway.
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INOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A SNUG CITY
Il House-A handsome improved Country Place, In New
Rochelle with two six minutes walk from depot In
quire Of w. HARDENBURGH 4 VAIL, 50 Wall street.
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E,OR SALE CHEAP-A TWO STORY STONE HOUSE.
Il with of Land Fort Lee N price So 500
terms easy Apply to CHAs McMICHAEL, 60 Greenwich
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

TBrRrY-sIx years ago, October 9TH, SIX persons ~,
organized the 70 Church of Jesus Christ OF LAT
ter-Day Saints
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

GENERAL LOGAN AND THE PREsIDENT.-The
Washington correspondent of the Worcester Spy
relates the following incident :-"A little Incl
dent related of Gen. Logan and the President
will we'll illustrate the passionate determination
of the latter When Logan was here last, he
called at the White House and obtained private
interview with Mr.. Johnson 1t was couple of
davs before he spoke his denunciation of the
Presidential course. The Illinois soldier expos
tulated with the Tennessee executive to the
policy of the latter, assuring him Of mis- mistake,
and declaring the people generally opposed to
his policy This the President doubted. Gen.
Logan, with friendly but emphatic language, as
sured him that the West determined thatth
South should not come back except their
terms The West would not submit to less.
"Bv Godr' was Mr. Johnson's insolent reply,
Il will make them. They shall snbmit.' Mr..
President. they won't do it, said Gen. Logan,
not even if in resisting the attempt they have
to hang YOU and jeff. Davis on the same tree.
OF course the interview was abruptly terminated
Andrew johnson continues his attempt at the
consummation of his policy, and John A. Lo-
gan is at work on the praires rousing the people
with that sense of danger which the accidental
President has contrved to arouse in the breast
of every earnest man with whom he has come
in contact.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

THE REMARKS OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN AT GET
TysBrRG.-It has been matter of general desire
that we should republish the noble remarks of
President Lincoln at the dedicatory services on
the field Of Gettysburg. The soul-moylng utter
ances have been spoken of in terms Of high
eulogy in Europe as well as in this country, and
we gladly comply with the request for republca-
ton -" Four score and seven years ago our
fathers brought forth upon this continent new
nation, conceived in liberty and dedicated to the
proposition that all men created equal. Now
we are engaged in n great civil war, testing
whether that nation, or any nation so conceived
and so dedicated, can long endure. We are met
on a great battlefield of that war. We have
come to dedicate a portion of that field as final
restinp-place for those who here gave their lives
that that nation might live 1t is altogether fit
ting and proper that should do this. But in
a larger sense we cannot dedicate, we cannot
consecrate, we cannot hallow this ground. The
brave men, living and dead, who struggled here,
have consecrated it far above our power to add
or detract. The world will little note, or long
remember. what they did here. 1t is for us, the
LIVING. rather to be dedicated here to theuninished
work which they who fought here have thus far
50 noblv advanced. 1t is rather for US to be
here dedicated to the great task remaining before
ms that from these honored dead we take increas-
cd devotion to that cause for which they gave
the last full measure of devotion; that we here
biohlv resolve that these dead shall not have
died in vain: that this nation, under God, shall
have A new birth of freedom and that Govern
ment of all the people, by the people, and for
the people, shall not perish from the earth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03
Baby on the Porch.

Out on the porch, by the open door,
Sweet with roses, and cool with shade,
Baby is creeping over the floor
Dear little winsome blue-eyed maid!
All about her the shadows dance,
All above her the roses swing,
Sunbeams in the lattice glance.
Robins up in the branches sing.
Up at the blossoms her fingers reach,
Lisping her pleading in broken words,
Cooing away in her tender speech,
Songs like the twitter of nesting birds.
Creeping, creeping, DER the floor,
Soon my baby will find her wings,
Fluttering out at the open door.
Into the wonderful world of things.
Bloom of roses, balm of dew,
Brooks that bubble, and winds that call,
All things lovely, and glad, and new,
And the Father watching us over ii all.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03
WeavervjIle, Saturday, Nov. 3, 1866

JOHN BILLINGS DEFINES HIS PosITIoN.-l got
yure letter by acksdent, and reply very mutch
as follers:
am Black Republican with white anty-
cedents.
| alwuz wuz agin slavery ov emmy kind, not
bekase it wuz konsttutional but bekase 1t wuz
ungodly.
| don't believe the best judges ov kolor kan
ever pick out nigger's soul in the kingdom ov
Heaven
believe in the doctrin ov seceshun-lf
don't like mi home and am 81, hev rlght
tow go oph, but hain't got emmy rite tew take
the old mans farm or his tin-wair with me-
I voted for Ande Johnson, he is very smart
man; he has sed great many good things
about himself
am in favor ov him for the next President,
after he is elekted.
am in favor ov the Philadelphy Conven-
shun the Bible speaks about conyenshun
that wuz once held at town called Babel, out
East there wuz so mutch folks there ov differ
ent idees, trying to talk the same language, that
their tongs wuz suddinly confounded tew suite
their sentiments. This mite happln once more,
and then we mite get at the truth.
am in favor ov the Saratogy Convenshun,
and so are aul the hotel-keepers and pharaoh
bankers up thare tew, so | am told.
| am in favor ov the Presidents rekonstruck-
shun policy, if l only Good understand it. 1t
works well in LouisaNna, and wood work the
same way up in Yarmouth
Individools ov q wanderin turn ov mind kan
git out ov the Union, but no State kan there
fore am in favor ov having all the States rep
resented in Congress, just as soon as there kan
be found emmy white mails who haint been wan
derin tew mutch lately.
This NAV he difficult tew find, and it may be
necessary few admit sum niggers for spell in
case it shood wood advise having them iron
clad.
| am in favor ov high tariff. So high that
no forrin things Good git within 300 miles ov oul
eastern coast for six years and if we must be
eat up with high prices, let us eat up ourselves
and see how it tastes
I am in favor ov being made Postmaster II
our city but | am about the only man that IL
which speakes well for the disinterestedness o'
our citizens.
am also in favor short stories, when a
man haint much tew say. JOSH BILLINGS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

AFRAID He MIGHT BE DEAD.-Scene at the
counting-room of morning newspaper. Enter
man of Teutonic tendencies considerable the
worse for last nights spree.
TEUTos ITO the man at the desk -" If sou
blease, sir, wants de baper NIT dis mornings
One vot hash de names of de beebels vot Kills
cholera all de vile :.
He handed paper, and after looking 1t
over in confused way, said:
"vill you pc SO good ash TO read de NAM, on
vot don't have de cholera any more 'oo ST. gson
Just now, and see if Carl Geinsenkoopenohen
The clerk very obligingly read the ,,s' WIN I
Teuton listening with trembling a..au sanwbile. in
inc the perspiration from his brow meanm n,s,ed r
gre great excitement when the list e n0%p9sa no mat
the name o. III hole name, it wasn't there The
ter ABOUT tae faee Frightened up and he exclaimed
- Won don't find 'em = ~
C,.ouU" iou No such name there, SIR
T.rTny T.rEo (seizing him warmly by the hand
. Tt;. ;sb nice-this ish some funs; that lsh
nsmes I pin trunk ash never vas, and, by
NV .ny vas frad vas gone ted nit cholera, and
d;dn,t knows it, Mine Cot ! vas scarf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

RrxoR has it that Mr.. Jefferson Davis Will
be pardoned and offered place in the Cabinet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

PRussrAy SESrIyEL.-A story is told of a
prnss;an sentinel stationed on the steepe Of
Troppau, and left behind there when his com
pany retreated The citizens attempted 10 TAKE
nia, ..s ";s hovonet the narrow winding stairs by
VII VIZ oone access could be gained to the stee-
nle me''' They then decided on reducing him by
pie, Int the Prussian having with him
od srnnIv of cartridges, announced that, unless
se was regularly and well fed, he would shoot
who .ne in the streets h~ asd an1%ps the
!,n;o cnu.t his nosition for two days, when Trop-
nam was reoccupied by the Prussians, and he
was relieved.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03
Weekly Trinitu 9onrnal'

as- County Warrants and GreembaeAs taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to TINS
paper To soldiers in service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

How TO RAISE THE DEVIL In a very old copy
of work still extant, on necromancy, is the fol-
lowing quaint passage =" QuEsTIoS-How 10 {,
raise the devicl Answer-Contradicty yer wlfe
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

BRrEr.-Wm J. Beggs retires from the edto-
rial control of the Auburn Stars and Stripes in
the following brief valedictory =" The under
signed has long looked forward to release from
this business He has succeeded. Vale
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

An Exchange offers reward of FIVE dollars fol
the name of any good man in Indiana who ha:
acted in good faith with the Union party, and
turned to be Johnson man without being &C
tuated by the hope OF Office A safe offer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

QuAKISG HIS BooTs.-Mr. Boutwell,, of
Massachusetts, says President Johnson is in con-
slant fear of impeachment as soon as Congress
shall re-assemble. He well knows that it is de-
served.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

ASHLAND DISTRICT, Kentucky, the home of
Henry Clay, gave at the late election, G,532
Democratic majority.-Ccp. Er.
The reason for that majority is that Henry
Clay has been dead for fifteen years.-Stockton
Lndependent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

MATRIMONIAL SAcRrFIcE.-Mrs. Sturgis Hooper,
tho rich Boston widow, has sacrificed the inter-
est of a hundred thousand dollars, bequeathed
to her lately by her late husbands grandfather
las property to belong to her as long she
remains widow, in order to become Mrs. SEN
ator Sumner, and leader in the Senatorial So
cietv of Washington