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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20

REFLEcrloy.-.'M Mark Twain" San Fran
cisco correspondent of the Virginia Enterprise,
in chronicing the departure of the Fourteenth
Regiment, says:--'After they pass over the
ground between here and Arizona the country
can never be mapped again with any degree OF
accuracy, because they will steal the very paFal-
lels Of latitude as they go along
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20

READ the advertisement of the New Globe Ho-
tel, San Francisco. Bilay, once of North Fork,
Is one Of the proprietors. He wants the Trinity
people to test the accommodations of the new
House when they visit the CITY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20

PAcIFIc.-The advertisement of this leading
Insurance Company appears in another column.
Its business has increased beyond measure with
in the last three months. 4 more substantial
corporation does not exist, and each stockhoder
IS held individually responsible for its liabilities.
Greenhood Newbauer agents for Trinity CO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20

EASTERN LIrEAATuRE---Mr. Oherdeener has
supphed US with la'e numbers of Rarper's Week
~ Asshe lHts'rated Paper and Ciiasns,- Corner.
aad Sree, 4 S4,ias Li.erary AIM, 80 ~,
Io'A puo!Icatioa, during the present week. :,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20

Is his last report State Controller Oulton rec
ommends reducing the State tax from 81 80 10
20 cents. Nobody will object, we guess.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20
Marria9es:

At Frrndale Humboldt county, December 5lst
by D. L. Shaw. j. p. S. p. MORRISON ESQ, for
merly of Wca:ervllc, to Mss DELLA 5. SWEET,
late of Hay York Valley.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20
NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y ny the Undersigned until the first Monday IN
Fcoru Try, 1866, for feeding the prisoners that
may be confined in the County Jail after that
date. b. order Of the Board OF Supervisors,
A. J. LOOMS, Clerk.
Weaverville, Jan. ID, 1856. l.tsb'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20

COUNTY finances will hardly be necessar,
to call the attention of our people to the report
the Grand Jury, published to-day. The docu
ment will have tendency to open the eyes o
those wLo were not posted as TO the exact condi-
ton of things. Since the Grand Jury report has
been made public fnl that there are any
number of well posted individuals. although
they never allowed it to be known before One
knew that the county debt double what it
reported all the time another that the
officers were filling far short of their duties, and
so on. Every community contains this same
class of people. hut the trouble is they never
impart any of their boarded knowledge until it is
too late to be of any benefit.
This much we do know that the couctv
debt is about S75 900. All there is to balance it
is about 50 900 in coin aud Slo0 in greenb1cks
in the Treasury, new brick Court House. the
old threc-story castle on The hill. and the edi-
fee" Mt the junction of Court and TAYLOR streets.
THE true condition of affairs is known the next
thing TO be done is to devise means TO reduce the
expenses Of county government and the debt nj
the same time The Grand Jury have nndc
some good suggestions. if acted on. but TO do so
it is required that the will and desire of the peo-
ple be made known. II is proposed to divide
thc Collectors Office, in the hope that by do
ing the county may reap more benefit from he
sale of Foreign Miners License than il has been
doing 1t is also proposed to reduce the salary
of county Judge $1,000 year, making the pay
equivalent to about 500 per month in gold. 50
far. good The Legislature is in session, and
a.. l., L, 81.
as they now exist must be applied for soon. AS
that body will not meet again in two years
There is not much time to think: what is to he
done must be done quickly and the best way for
the people to make their wishes known is
through the Board of Supervisors, which meets
two weeks from next Monday.
What the Grand Jury left undone the Super
visors should attend to. Let them overhaul the
assessment rolls and see if some citizens don t
make much larger showing on the county
records than on the assessors books. Let them
ascertain how many Poll and Hospital taxes are
sold in a county of l 200 voters. Let them en-
deavor to remedy financial evils where they now
exist and guard against them in future Let
retrenchment and reform" be their motto
henccforth.
We are requested by Mr.. Block, chairman of
the Grand Jury committee which examined the
hooks of the county, to state that in only one in
stance did tappear that Mr.. Murphy, as District
Attorney received money for the county without
giving proper credit. As the error was
discovered Mr.. Murphy paid over the amount,
81 81, to the District Attorney.
FROM MoArAxA-We have received letter
from John S. Downhoacr, Esq. written at Ilele-
IA. Montana H. thinks thtt Il very good coun-
Try but TOO numtrou~lY DDpul ttcl, W IN pros
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20

THE CoLLEcToRsHP.-A bill making radical
changes in the office of Tax Collector in this
county is being carefully prepared, and in due
time will be laid before our readers. Our Sac
ramento correspondent intimates that the desires
of the people Of the county in that come ton,
are as vet vaguely understood nv our represent
atives. In this he is undoubte ilv correct. Int
there is vet time to thoroughly understand what
is the best thing to he done. All manner of prom
ositions are put forth the most striking of which
is an Act to legalize robbery authorizing the
Board of Supervisors to let the Colector>hip to
the party who will pay the most per month for
the privilege of collecting Foreign Miners tax.
We suspect that plan would bring money into
the county Treasury IT a pretty lively rate. But
the plan which seems to be most acceptable TO
the people is that OF dividing the county into
three Collection Di>trictS-the new law king
it the duty of the county Auditor and Treasurer
TO counter>ign each license. 1t is thought that
in connection with the law it might be source
of benefit to the county to allow Cinnamon to
buy their license receipts direct from the Treas
urer of the county. paving the required amount.
less the sum which the Collector receives per
ceive any compensation. y very good idea.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20

Of Trinity butchers and cattle dealers to the adj
vertiSement %: Spear Fort, in another column.
H. offers to sell four hundred head CT fat cattle
IN lots to suit purchasers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20

EIGHT HoURs.-The movement in favor of the
Eight Hour system, as demanded by mechanics
and aborers Of San Francisco is being ener-
geticaily prosecuted. We hope it will prevail.
Let the system be once Instituted and the world
will be none the less prosperous, while addi-
tional hour two will be afforded the weary
toiler for recreation and rest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20

The following was unanimously adopted by
the Grand Jury
RESOLVED. That the Hon. County Judge be re-
quested to have the report of this body publish
ed in the TPrvrry IOrPYAI
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20

TRIAL OF THE Washington dispatches
say that thirty commanders of vessels have been
already summoned as witnesses for the Govern
ment in the approaching trial of the pirate Sem
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20

GREEyaAcKs AT PAR.-The Amcrican FiGg an
nouncts that in order to be consistent with the
doctrine advocated By it relative to the currency.
hereafter ereenbacks Will he received at par in
payment for both Subscriptions and advertise
uepts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20

IvNTIxG EULoGIsT.-Secrctary Stanton and
Judge Holt having both declined to deliver the
eulogy on Lincoln, the committee islooking for
man equal to the task. Bancroft, the historian,
will perhaps be selected.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20

New VoLuME-The Mining and Scientific Press
has commenced its Twelfth sem-annual Volume.
II is a very useful print. and should be taken by
every miner and mechanic.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20
ESTRAY.
FERRY NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
L tice 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
ry across Trinity river at Manzanita Flat.
JOHN SAMMONS.
Manzanita Flat Jan. 5, 1856 l.tsb.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20
afeeklu rinitu gournal.

R1- County U"Hrrnnfs and GrsenhaeE-s taken AT
their ruling vnlue in payment for subscriptions this
paper To in the Government the ury,L
will be furnished for Greenbacks AZ
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20
1irths

In Weaverville, January 10th, the wife Of OF
to Eolmers. of son.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20

TIE San Francisco Collector Of Customs is re-
ouired to give bond in the sum Of 81 900, 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20

We requested by Mr.. Block, chairman of
the Grand Jury committee which examined the
hooks of the county, to state that in only one in
stance did tappear that Mr.. Murphy, as District
Attorney. received money for the county without
giving proper credit. As the error was
discovered Mr.. Murphy paid over the amount
81 81, to the District Attorney.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20

FROM MoATANA.-We have received Il letter
from John 5. Downhouer, Esq. written at IIele-
IA Montana. H. thinks tn At Il very good conn-
try but too numerou>ly popul ,tel, W IN pros
pect of Il great addition in the Spring Sends
Us il very pretty specimen of Montana gold hai
it looks for al the worlI like thr C'litor'a pro
duet His family is at q weston, lndiiIt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-20

A VErFRA> EnIroR.-J"hn H. Hal. Esq, who
published the SUSSEX Register at Newton, y. j.,
for more than half century. died on the 4h OF
December last. at the age of seventy five years.
, 1866-01-08

All pessons Who pretend to selt tho article By the
GALLON BAKxxk unsrrupn1ous mpoate1A And nn9
stuH they vend under the nan1o Of HD6fRTfKH3
BIrTERs !s IN alt probability N Acrry1 Funox.
trick ptacttced By liquor ml1eFs IN tho hons (,
naklrx money tn dishoneas way cut 1t the popu2.z
tty Of our Blttess rrqulrs Especial mention he1e TheJ
rem with abomfuab1e Enid The empty bottles h uhief
the4uz TONIC VIA eontAtned nd yepd oyx
their counters these horrible compounds with smiling
aszursnces Of thetr genutntneN md exceneuee Be
ware Of tnose wolves IN kheeps clothing. Buy onIy af
respectable dealers, who plaza proper yalus on tAx
good us1na and believe h tha old coda Of mAcao<Rs
tuour-
, 1866-01-08
5nsctaI RotEes.



II the eey Physte.ao Specialist SOW In the c'tv
nAt can be Entirely relied upou Go 70 Hx. aod rot
sacr D!sease to reuals IN your system. cistkaftas
.ocr ace a1d body, pcsdes detroytax youf happness
su1 future prcepccta In llfe- He tss Eade persofa
dlsea.es s.d nervous debility hs study feR the lsss
twenty yeAss snd u therefore the person whom III
solicited shoulacomu1L no ona ever heAsd OF pc
tens OF ns not being eurrd nnce he haa bsea IN the
city. His reputation has vouchers In III tho city pa
pet BIZ patients and te medical pEofe.slon bosh here
apd abroad being rho most akIcd Specialist here
and thorough master OF his profshslon al otheFs
fau. DON'T despair; Rive him cali Il only com
moR occnucnce with him to care such cassa- Hl1
rooms ate separate for hdles and gentlemen, md the
most complete IN the city. consultatloos free and
confidential
ONCE 10. l7B south Cssk strees corner oS Monroe,
half block ftuu the Post Once. Post 0mceBo 134
Chicago, nj. Ufree hours from r. m- to 3. ?. m.
seud for hs Guide 70 Health published monthly.
fse OF charge.
Yorxu Mxs, TAXI PAR17cUIAK ao71cs-Doetof
Bigelow devoes nuch Of his time to the treatment or
those cases csnsod b. secret habit which ruins both
body md mind, uniting the unfortunate tadlTidaA
TOT either hua1eaa Of society Tho sad effect Of these
early habts or the e1ce4s Of per years, TO weaken
And debilltate the consttouon destroy the physical
and pentsl powers, diminish md eatsehle the natural
fee,nss aud e1hsast The Fttal eaefsIa. Of manhood
tho plessuzes fo nAzed, the object Of narraEe
frustrated and existence itself rendered term OF M
ceadng misery and regret Such pe1eous, especially
those contemplating rnarisze, should lose no stne In
making immedtste application, DE. b., By bis nav
ttstu0t, il enabled 10 ensuee speedy and perma-
nent cnre.
TT onee, 178 South C1ask-st- corner Of Monroe.
, 1866-01-08
H0STEITER'S STOMACH BITTERS

Afe ~ sar superior to every othc TnuIe and Mtaattya
IN The market the purat md most uut.1nou1 bread
70 these eountafeta of the stat of u composed
bad feast md uasound nour. IT. materials kze tbs
puftaed eaaenre Of the ontst TT. eflcAted Will Il
atces of hases snd roots posseaAtnz unedraad tonic
alternative and aattniious properties, md which nsy4
received the emphatic apCFu7xl Of 10 a,ose d,tts-
gossned phJEc4sos md phatmAcenusts or the age
The E4sencn Of RJe II adtnfahte ulau:in o.aax
words, nofd which rapidly sseads Itself th.ucxh
tho Uats'n. carrying with It any uae1icaoent which
Is combtned Whit. 1he ses1on why the pezn.eloas
tavern aauoe1 Do much Injury IA. because they arc
adrlte1ated Elfa possnous Ingredients wntza ss,y
convey into the circulation Of the nezyoua systs aa
he nta1n. tht7tny Penetrating tu1sautnaslon CT. &na
atomzch- Intestinal d11oFdets. nEer tlAeaae ae4yut1
tutrlants, deltrtuu rr1oEu1. hnbecnEy And asensaH
The reason why
, 1866-01-08

EATrrnAv Hyrt1kG. J.n. & 1ax
F1frIf,RTS-RauMaap FxxtuTTs-Ystes Sfr
X, TS So,y sssd & < noe' 1aap oaa e'a e'ass y
Ao*1s--.@---'*-"$t:H
Dostos.. ....-..;,...- t;4ss, -
Liverpool vts steamer from Portland at soc gold
40 ~.
~ sisst s3l ~ ts.s tnas seo t..r ~ ~
Ss VIZ; 1ae4 ASt ~. LIZ ~
EHsE. ss!h nsS!ne y! <9tkAE Soo!I 4As - oc e4u
1'inp4 - Ea1H to.aAf EGGs ~ psH OG*Is9SuAa!I
s:Etah2 E1u4 A&&tAu ~ o!e fHt 1p1& u ft.: Nv
DItk Eood E1tF1 u $tA; 100 hf1s low gTEde At $40
100 b{}k do ii $1,tQ; 80 htl& t1CkNlCk" a. 100
, 1866-01-08
4 Physiological View of Mm'
rfNNN.

Containing nearly So pages, and 80 une Flats and
Easrayings Of the 4hnstonaJ Of tho Human 0Tfias u
astae Of Health and Disease, with Treatise a EARLY
Errors, liz Dcpioranle Consequences upon ne MEG
and Body, With the Authors F71n Of Trcatneat-thc
only rational and succesaful mods Of curs - shown
bF Inc report Of cases treated trushta aaslsef to
The married, and thcse cort.nniahaT nart1a-es Nmn
tsee of Postage addres, ea rtce:pt of = cents
EEOfX. e 80. 11 Maiden Lang, Albany, n. T.
rf1e sithor mar be consulted utan any of the dis
b1 Mqi hnd medlcsars sent to a1y part u the world
oJnoET79-&m-X,W8Y
, 1866-01-08

FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MATTHEW'S
VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the test OF ts1aI,
and Is constantly inc1tsstrg In public favor.
TIE VENETIAN HAIR DIE 10 the best md cheap
est nsde It's rzce Is only = cents aad ech bottle
contains double tho quantity Of dye IN toobe uaualfy
sold for Il.
THIS HAIR DYE Ia manufactured by peculiar
renders Infinitely suptorto anydJe IN
mket, being complete IN ono bottle, NJ preparation
il reortred which greatly zmplines the application.
IN uBING THIS DYE you avoid tharRcsrE, Dad
appearances ~ which dyed hair and rtskess sre 50
readily recognized whcn IN inferior aicls hss been
used ~ It produces perfectly naturs color OF any
shsds that Is deslred, from rich brown to tets5.
1ustrous black that will not A1t crok+ or stain the
clothing Invest Is cents. and Jon Will be convinced
Sold bI all Druggists and Fancy Goods Deac1s-
L. !. MATnEWB, Manufacturer
pEMAS BARNES & CO., New 1ork wholesale
hrenta. ls-ys17. l3t1tewInon
, 1866-01-08
HOSIETIER'S BTITERS

Produce exactiJ opposite eects H. bec&zs9 thera1a6
spt1uous basa Is surcharzed with balss1o.c ena1re
aad ptcservat1ve elements, which Il dlaaes throue
the blood, the BILE and all the fluids Rhich sustzu
nsw md nourish tho solid paris OF the tody. Tna
common liquors at commerce. ant the tiacturea and
extracts made fto1u them. necessarily !ntusa Tho teEy
venom with which they arc all 1csa debssed
Into the interior yesaels whence their fsea Gu1ut to
the sensortun.
, 1866-01-08

Slaughter Eo1e. .b51aQA
UA1nttk, ? = A....1..e>Ao-&6
Tppd..-........- 0-4&QN
Elm, Eo.1 med'M1.l0tt1.@
Ktp. No. l heAy.n&<kim
CA1f* Extn -.:--.l9As2aD
Frnch KIP, tFGt
chutCE.-...-...1.N41.N
Trench Cllf.E bK--a&-G
, 1866-01-08

You complain Of yous stomach, unfort1ate spen;
rotshiy The pangs you und1re ase simply tne
etomacLs method taxing revenge upoi you for nee
in eott to itnp1ove lss condition, but the Other
hand 1rt continually eranaming II with anwhols,3Ee
Snd lpcongruouA food Have Iou ever sTcd Ho3fEl-
TER9 STOMACH D1TTEIss. proper tfes and seg1.
iaF meals7 The Rtttess tn wtek would pat Tous
az e Ia aeofdance with the swt Of hessl, aad pro.
ducu Just 10 mncn apenspt ssis a. *oa.a DC n e
Ytgh. jud1etoul and regular dieting. H!h htie Of
she Tonic now and then. would Keep Joa 70: u @ 1on
atou,ach fcr It's reaellion is mers natu!ss hins
that shc wsnte be1p. II yon neglect i, ne ne1s
other violent I'D daesefons a!seaas S ThsFs y
TOSTETTEIrS BITTERS will cu.e bystepsls: but
DykpcpsiA may cngendes diseases which dci1 y! r.
afDfAtlYe&. l1.St91 = We'll
, 1866-01-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Satisfactory evidence Of fhe loyalty mad s'
eart bidder and person offered ts security r
G0nrru1rtFut 9ate8.
nEPOT QUARTER MASTERS
0EFfTEs

Cu1cAoo, Illinois. January 5tb, 1865.
ur1f. lie ish tnssnt ~ i; o'cioeS q. n At the Com
mi:safS wsfehonsc On the coFnerof M,enlssn syeaao
e1nnens Properly III: tl!> nste.a Muies, i7] tNo
Horses, II one tTo.ho1se Asnba3aose aaantlty q
n,astcrH Stores l. u. rEEiCE, Brcvet Llras Col.
Z. s. Arn1Y ard Depot xtterrtaster- 1ausdl6a3s
GALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
x,Err sToREs.-w1n hr zo,d AZ ppb1,c Auc-
ton 4 aagaTIP9'f stT II 'FEnRHS II; Iss a
q q acictH iS ~ stre quantity Of oEdnanct Stores
q nsTo5 guAo's' e'n''s'lps al patA u soe
VI Carnincs, various Kinds
'' aaa Forern % T.,;ona csilSres'' A's"
SsAHs Ai!ny lsFolssfA 9erElcca3ae; a3 e;h.r. with
:'5 sa1 sr nt1is e4 rrnn9r ~ nmasa
AFCe !os @ spa5e Paras 1os tAe 1ela1 VI e''"A
ron a5ms ot sas,oRs axa 4s.psNTEorn ~ ~;
~ ~ Cassii!y Esiy Ss9tE S9a'..@2oyn us'Ee'"'
,i1aa Earsi,yy itrsSfss-Mmn
lsS ~ GaSa!E5 6s't 15,,ters far n1tni,-uorr.
sSS 1S1 Ht.s aH.ssHHts. HSa - r. nistcia-Tn,0
, 1866-01-08
Hartford Bank Stocks, 10000.

$50 shares Faxmers' d AechAuIea'
Bank Stockk. HaTtfosd.......
20 Shares City National Dank
Stocks. HaFtford........-....
40 Shares .Etn& National Bank
Stocks, Ha.tford.............
200 Sh1tts FnGn}x National Bank
stockA. H4tuotd.............
go ShaEes Mercantile National BIZ
stoc1. HRfuofd..-...-s....,
IL Shafes Stata Bank Stocks,
HaTtfurd....-.............-..
50 Shares Hartford National Rank
Stocks, HMtford......-.....,
50 ShAres Conn. .Riyer HAnt stecka
Nnslmra...-............,..,.,
10 staFe1 American Rational BE
9t0sASss~s-<.s. <.s.-~-.s....-sAss.s
, 1866-01-08

And Futurt Prospects IN Life clearly revealed b pr
Raphael He the Affections OF the opposite -.
He guides yea to wealth. health and happine.* 80
at Drug store 12l East ladison-st-% betu~a nehs
and Franklin, Consultation fee One Doll. oA
, 1866-01-08

TotA. 10
Tho roazkct opened thia weck With = moderate do
1nsud aud prices vszJng vezy 1lttlo om the Gloss of
tho previous week. The supply fair ln point Of
ruuloe1z and complied sone rery good dFovea. At-
dim md eosnuaon stock. however, canstitnted the
chief supply.
The demand has been chiefly for fair shipping stock
for F1tsburen. nalunorc Buffalo. and other eastern
points, and tor such stock fir prices havs been paid.
Tho moer cotntnou grades wereia tess reQuesi. and
bcng tn good simply, priecs hare besu less nn thaa
On prime stock. There has becn q modeTaie demand
1uT stock cattle. hut pG4ees h1se undergone
<aa caanRc CITY butchers and seculators have been
uGoAfT active. but note change In that class Of
stock.
Eeqpote the market for tho week ~ moderate and
een without material change IRON The closllS tale
Of last saturday.
The highest sale shl4 week has letn At 47.sn III
prime Staots. averaging LAD ~ The highest Hale
LAST week Wa t1!73 for prime 6tee1. Ayefazlng LII
II must be source Of grAttncsons 70 cres1 Illinois
stock grower to know that the Prairie State IL now
Furnishing Ereatest arkets this continent With
the ma}os part Of their supp,lss.
The NOW York JoarhdE ef 1bsasesre of the 1st Inst
t.: :ss tco11ng table showing this ttct. It eays:
The receipts Of Eetses ak AAeEtons yards amonas-
41e IN 1ss3Htb were derived from fhA 1a1ipEtuH
, 1866-01-08

Par Market
TA1ue. value.
. 3.WoM 3s,mM
MGIlm M,fYAli)o
M,Ne.m uA,am
1fl91m Ma11fx1
11RNm 1-5IM
ml0om 1D2t11m
amm A&aD
, 1866-01-08

The Cp&fHht LOT th1 week p2Aa Nkk NAGH C6&1AcSef-
tzed by more scts1y tkn At any ti1ce The cpan'
ting Of the Hogs came In freely. and rscfers
went wpsk smary. and the receipts tot the carry
part OF the woek sFdly Rhsorod IT the cios1nS
rAies OF last week But the week and The
fecel1ts increased. and The shippers, who had heen
busl.y competing with the r&c1efs. wIst compelled
to withdraw from the NaaFkct bJ Tcasou ol =
decline in the East pAckets became convinced that
teJ wc1s paving too literally, and forthwith aaked
reduction. Though sellers sttenuous!J retStsd the
oEem0t the rush OF stock and the rapid aeeuululs.
ton n The sssdA torcrt thesn to Yield and On Wcdne*
day p:icat receoed taAoc per 100 Rs 1T till Decline
buyers became actlve and more wsa donc t!an
On any previous day during tht season.
The stock continued to pour In. and On Thuszday
smother decline Of saAoc per 1L0 Fl took place, and
buyers continued active. The receipts were sc15
heavy. and notx1shat&ndlnx the activity. nearly 100
Hogs we1e uns<ld The close Of the dss- On FidAJ
the continued briGk. 1t further decae Of 2s9
2sc per 100 p2 rAckes continued to be the principal
buyers throughout the we.t. shippers hav11x done
yszy lille.
To-Day tue uasket has been moderately the
saes amounting 10 s.poo head-And prices are nearly
the same u yesterday. There has been active IL.
quir3 for eood bacon uoEa. nj ~ st1S.so Per 10 ba
The week cloves With nearly 1900 head In The Pens
t1nkf3d.
, 1866-01-08

Tae rich Invalid Il Wiling to ahovnr his dcass vta
ont stint upon the phy9e2n who tns fsaters him -
the precious hoou. The poor uaaa whs possesses IL
Atemporssy Illness has ayer taught hLu 10 ap1re1sta
its value, would not barter 1t npr al tic silver cf Ne
yadA and idaho.
Without hea1sh &heza can bsporesi eRAryn0t Atraau
yay hcHT Thousands art an4u1shiuE ca beda OF Hek-
nesa or going through ehe ordinary routine nusiak
IN pain and misery, to whom LIE h utterly va1ueiess
Is the1e any happiness 16r the DYSPRPTlC, saeked
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