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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-13

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A Residence. corner Mulberry and Talbot
streets. with four roJmss sud ali necessary out
door cOuyellences- Apply 10
n. L. MEACHAd,
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TITUS Ge CO.,
Cotton K Il g
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 10 jefferson Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

WYE rsassNfluy solicit a snare or the bust.
~ ness Of TIE pEaUteIs or the south. We
mauk our former cdaoElers for their patron.
see. and would be presses 70 have them con
rfnue business with Ur- UE charges are The
rame as heretofore. AL Cotton consigned TO n
wiz be insured, unless Otherwise Instructed.
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Observation-Disclosures IS directed Ia
the card of the United States fire snd
marine insurance company. 1t has
assets amounting to 1855, 600, and is a
solid and thoroughly reliable institution.
Mr. Geo. W. l.. Crook, a gentleman Of
energy, reliability aud business talent, is
the sgent in this city. His Office is to.
| GATED at 279! Main street.
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READ the advertisement of
Rice. SAX & Go. Their immense
stock Of Fashionable Dry Goods
VIII be closed cut regardless OF
cost, 10 quiG she retail trade.
OctS I'm
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FIrE CENrs

We request that our patrons viii not pay
the nevsboys more than i've certs a copy for
line FPE Il is SOLD over the counter at
that price, and We allow the Bewsboys 3 sun
Client margin 10 make a handsome profit by
selling the papers Al nve cents per copy.
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CO3INEECIAL HoTEL-Thjs hotel has
been T-scOnslTucteE, and under the man
sgeuent Of D. BfyEon, Esq is destined
10 rank second 10 no uOtei ia the city.
Country people viii find here accom-
mctRl1u and EseessaIY aLlsntlon.
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WE are AUTHORIZED 70 annsUnce AMOS Il.
w CURLIN as q candidate for Sheriff OF
Shelby county at the ensuing March Election
u 1855.
Memphis. July 81. 1857. aul t6a
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The Regent Street Hat, at Francisco 4
Virgins, 800 Main street. sell st
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WANTED-THE PATENT
a U RA OIL

W.. --aN -A+A 49,
r OIL.
We want men evsrywhera to study their Own
T~STEREsr. The right 70 manufacture and sell
the Patent Aurora Oh in a single county Will
IEake more money 20 the purchaser in three
m1ELHs than the largest farm IN your state
viii make in q whole year. The Aurora Oil
actually costs less than our-hsif the price OF
tuRl OIL and the illuminating power OF the
Aurora OH lis as much superior u the Coal Oh
as the Goa. Oh is 10 a tallOw csndIe and is
NJ NOSE Explosive than q raiiOvT candle Any
Lamp thar viii burn Coal Oil will burn Toe Au-
r1ra Oil T. does not smoEe the chImney-it
does not smel-t will not grease OF Stain the
finest H~nzu-uOt even white cloth. The mate
rial for its manufacture IS usZhRuSlul= one
maC Csu make serenty-Hve barrels per day.
NO m sCJinsry required. We viii pay your
fare 70 aEd from the city OF Memphiz and bills
while usre, II we cannot prove all, and even
more. than we have stated AgEEle county is
a small torture 70 the msu OF enterprise, and
the right TO a State i7 untold worth.
Fnr further IuIlTms tI0u- cali on or address
e.. a. ueHfTf q Co..
Fl H-d son stres-, corner Main,
fw7l MempEIe. Tenn.
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centrally located business house on Front
Row. Possession given Immediately.
rcg-tf !. W. PAGE, u.
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We cannot enumerate the prices of our
immense stock to be cleared out. They
are the lowest, in order to secure an
early sale. Rice, Silk & Co. octS I'm
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Harness CAPTURED. - Nicholas
Firms woodward, Madison street, near
the bayou, was visited 10y some cOnfscs-
tors on Friday night, who carried of
several sets Jf harness, and other things
that were lying around loose.
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Red and Whits Shaker FIaR-
mel URdeTshitts and DrawrrR,
AT Dake's, 277 Main. Ocl3 2t
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Stray6d. from the levee. a Bay Horse Mule,
about thirteen and a haif hands high. ave
years old, name reached and tail trimmed
close, witt a small bali on end Of DO, saddle
marks on his tack. brand on mis- LETT shoulder,
shsu al rou1d with new shoes The above re-
ward win be paid on delivery OF said Mule 70
LARRY HARMSTAD Co,
at Memphis cry WharfbO2t, or
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Wiggin's, 800 Main street. sell 81
Business Suits, Cheapest in the
city. Robson. Sneed & Co. oc11 If
HALF WAY HovsE.-Rsleigh and its
Springs has for some time past attracted
many visitors, who have been alike ben
Gifted by the pleasant ride and the me-
uicinal waters. The want of a halfway
house has long been felt; now that want
has at last been supplied, Messrs. Ryan
n Van NOast having opened one four
miles from town, which will compare
fsvorabiy with any in the state. Fine
liquors, good attendance snd gentlemanly
treatment will always be received from
these gentlemen by their guests.
Trunks. Valises and Rsgg. Robe.
son, Sneed & Co. oel1 If
The Yale Hat, at Francisco& Virgins,
309 Main street. sell st
We have the fastest Hats in
the City. Memphis Hat COmpa-
ny. AGO Main street. ocl2 lw
Al Parties who have sustained losses
by death or theft Of Animals insured hy
the National Horse Insurance COM
pd1y, will promptly report the fact to
my Office, No. 285 Main street, Cup stairs)
fer adjustment. B. d. CAsTLEMAN,
General Agent National Horse Insurance Co.
octll 2tdltw
the National Hat, at Francisco <
Wiggin's, sos Main street, sell st
Shaker Flannel SHIRTS and Draw
ers. Robson, Sneed & Co. oc1l II
FaH Openiag.-At the Southern EN-
pOrium Of Fashion, 1884 Main street,
opposite Court Square, Mrs. N. G. Hun
ter invites the ladies Of Memphis and
vicinity to call and inspect her fine Sc
l~ections OF Millinery and Fancy Goods,o 0
next Tuesday, October 10Th. Oell st
Call at the Memphis Hat Conn
pany and buy yOuF Fall Hat;
2SS Mnin street. Opposite the
Square. oc12 lw
The Dickens Hat, at Francisco & Wig
gins, 800 Main street. sell St
Buy your Clothing from Robson,
Sneed d Co., sos Main street. DELL II
No Decepion.-We mean to close out
the retail branch, and have marked ell
Dry Goods down to lowest figures. Rice,
Silk & Co. octs I'm
GenfIemen's Dress and BUSH
ness Hats fer Fail. at a60 stain
street. Miller &Leidy. oe121w
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ST.
GctohT Sth, 1857, Tventy-ntne ? Coupons
Mis- Eslppian1 Tenn ssec Railroad. Payment
has been stopped. The finder will be literally
rewarded By leaving them A. the Appeal ONCE.
EVENING papers copy. Dcq
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SURRENDERED. Thomas Greed, a
blacksmith, charged With ho~usebreaking,
was surrendered 10y his bOndsmen yester-
day aud is now Do Jail awaiting has trial
at zoe EeNt term OF he criminal court.
JACK FRUsT-A slight frost was visible
lying around loose, by esriy risers yes,er-
day morning, add the chilly weather Of
last evening gave promise of more. Jack
Frost you are welcome to the sunny
south.
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Call at the Memphis Hat Com
pany and buy yOuF Fall Hat {:
2J9 Main street, Opposite fIIe
Square. ocl2 Iw
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Our Hats are the Latest and
Finest in the City. Miller GLei-
dy, 2S9 Aatn street. ocI2 Iw
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Grand Opening Tuesday, October
18th, at L. Kremeris,
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is
Two or three small families cen have board
with comfortable rooms, near the terminus OF
the Poplar street railway.
For particulars apply al the
za5I LEDGER OFFICE.
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Il jUH line Of Ladies', Misses aud
Children's Hosiery at great bargains, at
NJ. Krsus & Co., No. 2lS Main street,
corner Of Adsms.
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al Ladies will be pleased to learn that
B. A. HollenbeFg, proprietor of the
Memphis Steam DyeiBg Establishment,
No. 2l2 Beal street, has opened q con
venieDt Office st $50 Second street, where
all kinds Of goods, old, faded and soiled,
will be elegantly Dyed and Renovated.
Gentlemen's wear cleaned and dyed 10
superior style. oc2 eOdIm
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BOARDING.
.OARDING-

ROARDING-
A few single gentlemen, or gentlemen and
their wives, can be accommodated with good
hoard and airy rooms ~ No. $50 Main. Also.
day boariers wanted. Terms moderate.
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Agents d.

WE want sn active energetic Agentine ever
~ civl district al sJUto $50 per month, JC
canvass Tor and deliver Ourvery popular South
ern Historical Work For full particulars al
tre7S, lnclOsng three cent stamp,
J B. SUTTON & CO., P~abIIshers,
Pa Third street, Memphis, Tenn-
ns- Giv name IN fuH-Dlstrict. County aud
State plain and distinct seq I'm
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Gen1Iemen,s Dress and BUSH
ness Hats fer Fail. at ace stain
street. Miller &Leidy. oe121w
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The Dickens Hat, at Francisco & Wig
gins, 800 Main street. sell St
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Handsome Poplins, only IS cents, at B.
LOwensteia & Bros. ecI3-2t
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The MarteNs Hat, at Francisco & Wig.
gins, 800 Main street. sell St
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Silk Undershirts and Drawers,
very low. Robson, Sused & Co.
octll q
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FCR SALE.


L . II a e.
Tvr--a Sa.H Billiard Tabtes for sale. For
u4rrr.r.ar- .rrgEr. az ID. EVANS,
r-..T u Monroe street.
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Grand opening at the new Cloak and
Silk o0m Of b. LOweRstein & Bros,
I tomorrow. OcI3-2t
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Grand Opening Tuesday, October
18TH, at L. Kremer's.
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No Deeep6on.-We mean to close out
the retail branch, and have marked ell
Dry Goods down TO lowest figures. Rice,
Silk & Co. octS I'm
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J. n. Forrest, 80 years, male, white,
congestion stomach G.. DERRICK, 60
years, male, blsck, congestive fever; +.
white, yellow fever NJ. Markham, p
years, female, white, yellow fever; L.
Ramsey, % years, female, bite, yellow
fever; G. NJ. Borgo, Is years, male,
white, yellow fever.
FLAHERTY 4 WESCHE,
LEuaLtakera.
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J. c. Brook, . yesrs male, blsck, chOl-
eTa child Of J. Polk, s years, male,
black, diarrhes j. Bradley, 40 years, fe-
male, black, hemOrrhsge; child Of s.
Owen, female, black, stillbOrn child OF
B. Pstric, 8 months, female, black, brain
fever; D. Walker, 40 years, male, white,
eongestive chill Capt. G. SPurbsck, Is
years, male, white, congestive chill f.
BuTneil, 50 years, female, black, conges-
tive chill A. Bauman, . years, male,
black, dentition; child Of L. Stuart, fe-
male, stillbOFn.
TAOs. o. SMITH. Tndertaker.
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A great opening is now offered 70 parties who
mgy desire Do embark u the Produce Business.
TIE large foUr-sllry brick building, No AZ
Front street, IS now Tor rent. There is a large
cellar. AMI some 80 or SD rooms In the building
suitable for OFFICES and sleeping apartments.
For particulars apglv 20 bartlett, Gould &
BIsbem0re- OF q u. jameson, through Post
O-Tca. Eel8
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EETE viii advance TEO-Thirds the value on
al Cotton shipped to Governor Harris.
CUNNINGHAM. RICKS q MALONE.
gall I'm
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Buy your Clothing from Robson
Sneed & Co., sos Main street. DELL t
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TWO OFFICES. formerly occupied by the
Metropolitan Police Commissioners, No. II
Madison street I.gulre Al Police once -
olson street
Memphis. jane 10. NJ jellu
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Handsome Poplins, only IS cents, at
B. LOwenstein & Bros. ocI3-2t
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Business Suits, Cheapest in the
city. Robson. Sneed & Co. oclI Il
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Dress Suits, at Drake & Co,
277 Main. oclS p
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Shaker Flannel SHIRTS and Draw
ers. Robson. Sneed & Co. oc1l Il
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fhe National Hat, at Francisco <
Wiggin's, 309 Main street. sell St
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We have the fastest Hats in
the City. Memphis Hat COmpa-
nv. 260 Main street. ocl2 Nv
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Memphis and White River
REGULAR THURSDAY PACKET.

THE steamer JOHN s. McCuEE L.
will leave Memphis EVERIE
THURSDAY 81 5 o'clock pm, commencing
September the 5th, connecting ct Duyalls
Bluff every Saturda morning with Railroad
train to Little Rock, arriving At DesArc at II
o'clock m, Augusta at l0p.m., Grand Glaze Sun
day morning, Jaeksonp6rt sunday at II o'clock
m. The McCune being very light draf, wiz be
sbIe 10 go through 70 Jacksonport and Paro-
Quette Bluns Al ell stages OF wafer.
w. JAY Johnson,
au30 LARRY HARAfSTAD, Agents
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The Yale Hat, at Francisco& Virgins,
800 Main street. sell st
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

LETTER FROM HARRISON. - Hon. Chancellor
Harrison, Union Congressional candidate for the
Sd District, has written a letter to Chas West
moreland, of Humboldt Bay, regarding propos-
ed grant by Government of land to aid in the
construction of a road from Mendocino county
to Humboldt. The letter is published in the
Times, and pledges the aid and influence of the
writer, if elected, to any end which can honora-
bly, advance the interests of the Northern part
OF the State. He thinks the Government can,
with great profit to itself and citizens, grant
considerable portion of its useless and val
ueless laud for the purpose indicated, which will
render the remainder, as well as that granted
accessible and valuable. Mr.. Harrison further
says -" The cars are now running twelve miles
on the Napa road, and provision is made for its
.etion thirty-fve miles further The stock
holders are very anxious to stretch the road
northward, so that the great freights of Russian
River, Mendocino, and the timber region may
pass in whole or in part over the road. The far
mers indulge the pleasing hope that the abun-
dant red-woods of the North may be made ac
cessibe to them. If am elected both
interest and ambition will prompt me to work
for its accomplishment"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20
Dox'r NOTICE HIS EccExrRIcIrIEs. .-Forney'

DoN'r NOTICE his EccENTRIcITIEs.-Forne 5
Press of late date furnishes the following gra-
tuitous and sensible advice in connection with
of dignity, proprety and self-respect will re-
strain the press of the country from attracting
attention to the movements of man for whom
silence is mercy, and whose best fate will be
oblivion. However unbeeoming and undignihed
the present trip, it is better for even partisan
journals to let it pass without comment. The
damage to the country by the Presidents and
Secretary's painful e1travagances is greater than
the gain to the party. For two more years we
are in sackcloth and ashes. Let us suffer, but
not unnecessarily uncover our shame to the
world. ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

The Shasta Courier gets out of the dirty trick
of which it was guilty few weeks ago by say
ing that I'VE published the story substantially
as reported on our streets for several days, and
as related to US by John c. Burch, Esq" If the
Courier man had simply said that he originally
heard it from the lips of John P Jones, the truth
would have been told and we should have been
entirely satisfied. 1t is well known in this coun-
ty now that John P. Jones and his dirty work
men did intend to publish the lie in the Shasta
Courier previous to the primaries in this county,
but were persuaded that it might have bad
effect. The reader will bear in mind that Jones
when elected, will have fifty good positions ii
to distribute among his dirty workers
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

WHAT WILL FoLLow.-The Red Bluff Independ-
Republican party in this State, says =" Grant
ing there is any show of right in the premises, it
is three months too late to think of any such
thing; it can only end one way. We wanted to
see John Bidwell made Governor, but we cannot
by neglecting to work for Gorham, aid in the
election oe Copperhead. Aaron A. Sargent is
our preference for United States Senator, but be-
tween Conness and Copperhead, give us Con-
ness every time So if our sorehead friends
would not see Sam Brooks, David s. Terry, DR..
Aylette and all the rest of Broderick's assassins
back here in high feather in less than year, lei
them vote the straight Union State ticket.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

CoSdREssIoSAL.-Congress has been in ses.
sion, large proportion of the members answer
ing to their names at the assembling. The
House ordered the Speaker to appoint new
Reconstruction Committee, and be did so, max.
ing 1t very radical. The Endorsement of Sheri.
dan and all his acts, followed. This will great.
" embarrass the President if he is disposed to
supersede Sheridan. Pope, Schofield and Sic.
kles were also indorsed. In caucus, Congress
concluded to do no business at this session, save
only such as may be needful in relation to re.
constructoa. This. it is thought, defers i'm.
peachment, and General Butler and others who
favor impeachment opposed this course, but they
were oyerpoBered.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

PRIMARIES. - Tonight Saturday the Union
primaries will be held. Present indications
point TO very strife in Weavcrville pre-
eiact, where two tickets will be run. Elsewhere
in the county there will be no contest. 1t is
presumed that the result in Weaverville (having
nine delegates will decide the fate of all candi-
dates for county position. The County Conven-
lion will be held on the 9th, and candidates
should prepare their minds for the fact that only
one mar is required to ill any particular office.
Some will have to take back seats, of course.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

MURDERED By INDIANS. Lieut.. Frazier fur
nishes the Humboldt Times with the information
that Johnson Hicco1 was murdered by Indians
on the South Fork of Eel River, some time since
After killing him they dragged the body to the
rear of the house and cut off the head, after
which they robbed the cabin of everything, q
good rife being part of their booty. The per
petrators of the deed were Indians from Round
Valley Reservation, four of whom, together with
an Indian boy who was found near the scene oi
the murder, were overtaken and hung.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

SAFE Ho3E.-John F. Hickman, resident o.
Weaverville for twelve years, and for long time
connected with the JOURNAL Office, left here on
the lst of May for his old home. From the Cal
ifornia, Moniteau county, papers of June 18th
we clip the following personal items going tc
show that he arrived safely at his destination
John F. Hickman, typo, formerly resident
OF this place, paid US visit yesterday He has
been in the State Of California for the past fif
teen years and looks we'll after his long sojourn
in the Golden State.-Loyal Kissourian.
We are indebted to Mr.. John F. Hickman, Just
returned from California, for file of late San
Francisco papers. Mr.. II. was formerly citi.
zen of this county, and has been in California
since 1853. He returns in the enjoyment of fine
health.=CenfraL Nissourinu
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20
Weayerville, Saturday, July 90, 1867.
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

TyHE UNION VOTERS OF TRINITY COUNTY
/ who are in favor of the Reconstruction of the
late rebellious States in accordance with the laws
enacted by Congress, and who voted the Union
ticket IN September, 1865, or did not so vote by
reason of absence from the State or county, or
from not being of the required age, and who in
tend to support the nominees of the Convention
nre requested to nee. in their respective pre-
cincts on
Saturday, July 2Oth,
st o'clock, p. n, to elect delegates, under the
Primary Election Law, (none but registered cit
liens allowed to vote), to County Convention
to be held at tie Court House, in Weaverville, on
Saturday, July 9th,
a. 10 O'Clock A. II, for the purpose of nomna-
ting county officers to be voted for at the Sep
tembcr election. The apportionment of dele
gates and appointment of Supervisors for che
several precincts, are as follows:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

Too MrcH OF a Coon THISG.-Thc American
Flag newspaper is still scandalizing the Union
State Central Committee. The Flag is mad be-
cause that moneyed concern did not buy ten
thousand copies of its g Photographic Report "
of the proceedings of Parks State Convention.
y the Flag too short-sighted to discern that its
report went too much into details to he relish
ed as an electioncering document this year ?
" That's what's the matter
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

MARROW EscAPE.-We learn that James Null
lane, of North Fork, came near drowning in an
attempt to ford Trinity River near that place, on
Wednesday last. Mullane, finding his situation
dangerous, called to some men on the bank who
reached him with boat just as he was about be-
ing swept into the current. His mule went un-
der water for some distance down stream, finally
coming out on the same side on which it went in
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20
More Misc hief by Indians.

A letter from John McCammon, dated Cedar
Flat, July llth, informs us that his house was
sacked that morning by party Of Indians. John
Harrison, who works for McCammon, left the
house at O'Clock, and returning about 9, found
everything upside down; rife, pistol, knives,
blankets and all the provisions in the house
gone, and the mattresses and bedding torn up.
McCammon thinks the mischief was done by a
party of Hoopa Indians who were in pursuit OF
" Frank the murderer. 1t is possible that
while this act was being committed L" Handsome
Billy" and /" Ceonaltin john" either of whom
have murdered score of white men, were being
feted by the military and civic authority of San
Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

EScAapMEyr OFFICERS. - The following new
officers of Stella Eucampment, No. IL, /. 0. IF,
were installed on the 10th instant ALBERT Bow
Ter, c. P; B. Block, II. P; VIM. Rule, S. W.;
VIM. II. Bachelder, s.; D. Hansen. T.; E. Cor
nell, J. w; J. Bennett. c.; Jos. Craig, S..
+. W. Young, lst W; C. MCGOWAN, ID W.. John
NJ. Einfalt, Sd W. A. Loffman, 4th W. V. Hos.
finger, lst G. of T.. Jas. A. S. Jones, I'd G. of T
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

SMITH, of the Marysville appeal, whom We
always supposed to be truthful and reliable
gentleman, has taken to lying since the State
Convention. In recent squib relative to our can
didacy for the position of State Printer he tells
two distinct falsehoods. The Shasta Courier OF
course copies, straight, but the wall-eyed man
OF the american Flag makes the matter worse by
telling an additional lie.