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Plantation and Mill Site For Sale.

A PLANTATION, six and-a-half miles
N from Columbia, on tho road leading
from Columbia to Camden, containing
$500 acres, more or less, about 800 Of
which is cleared, balance well timbered
with Pine and Oak. There is on the place
one Of tho best mill sites in Richland Dis
trict; the water power is ample to carry a
large factory. There is dirt dam already
built, which has stood for The last twenty
years. There ia also on the place fine
Fruit Orchard OF about 1900 Peach and
Apple Trees, of various kinds. The tract
Will be divided into farms from 200 to 500
acres, if desired. For further informa-
tlon, apply to A. Il. PHILLIPS,
Auction and Commission Agent,
Nov746 Columbia, 8. C.
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local .r.re1n@.

FRESH MEAT.-Stalls Nos, 4 and IL
will be supplied, this morning, with
fine specimens of beef, mutton and
pork. Call and see.
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OYSTERS Tho "Pollock House
man" has made arrangements to
keep supplied with excellent oysters;
and yesterday, he furnished his pat
rons with bivalve soup-and it was
good. Repeat the dose. Mr.. Pollock.
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Read Udolpho Wolfc's advertise
ments in to-day's paper.

TAXEs.-The Commandant of the
Post, at Marion, has published the
following circular, under date of the
Goth ult., which we presume is appli-
cable throughout the State:
"The tax payers of Marion Dis
trict are hereby informed, that in
obedience to instructions from the
immediate commanding officer, Para
graph Is, General Orders No. 10,
will, in future, be enforced.
"All tax payers, white or colored,
are notified that in case of their re-
fusal to pay their taxes, their proper
ty will be seized by force to the eA-
tent of such dues, in addition to the
just dies of the Sheriff for such
forcible seizure. Any resistance to
the action of the Sheriff in these
cases, will be met with prompt and
instant punishment, and the Sheriff's
authority will be fully supported by
the United States forces now under
my command"
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Jon WoRK.-Every description of
book and job printing-pamphlets,
bill heads, circulars, labels, posters,
programmes, business, wedding and
invitation cards, railroad receipts,
checks, drafts, &C., promptly execut-
ed at the lowest rates.
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G. Gadsden Hall, Esq, who is con-
nected with the Charleston Nccs,
paid lis o short visit yesterday. He
is on n business tour, for that paper,
through the upper Districts of the
State.
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To All Who Use Liquor.-Wolfe's
Schiedam Schnapps is manufactured in
Holland by process only known to the
proprietor, and is warranted the purest
Liquor ever manufa ctured
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A List of Letters

ID EMAINING in tho Post Office, Colum
HI bia, s. c., November 9, 1867. Persons
calling for letters in this list, will please
say they are advertised.
Adams, Mrs F cold Hudgins, Henry @
Anderson, Jordan Jennings, Mrs CD
Ball, Bill cold Johnston, Alfred
harness, Mrs NJ ) Kaufman, j & S
Browning, Miss + B Kishter, G
Brown, II II Krauss, Miss MA
Brown, John Livingston, Mira NJ
Carter Edward Loughney. Edward
Chancellor, Elijah Mack, James
Clifton, George Malett, Mrs Ellen
Comfy, Charles Mayo, Mrs Levina
Crawford, Miss s . McCull,-, p Keys
Crawford, William Miles, Mrs Ann
Darby, Miss Nora Moore, John
Dennis. Miss MarthaPampear VIM II
Decious. Ben Radinskcy, DR.
Denis, Miss Martha Reed, Mrs Sam
Dickson, Gen Robertson, Edgar
DOwy, Sandy Roof, SW
Dobbins, Jerry Ryan, Levi
Drafts, Jessie Scott, Isabella
Ellis, NJ NJ Scott, Miss Adeline
Folger, II w Scott, Mrs Susan
Fulton, Simms, PRESLEY
Garrett. Joseph Smith, John d
Giesmar, Aaron Spear, IS
Goodwin. Richard Sweet, MrJE
Hall, Ned Trivett,
Hall, Miss Anna Turner, Mr. M
Harris, James Y Wages, BENJAMIN
Harrison. Burr White, jackson
Hill, Ira Weston, Miss Al
Hood, Mrs Nancy
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Circnssian Lustrc, for identifying the
hair, for young and old; an elegant article
and cheaper than anything else of the
kind. Sold by Fisher & Heinitsh.
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LEMONS LEMONS!!
CST received, at Wholesale and retail
~ JOHN 9. SEEGEIS q co.
Nov
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At meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors, Col. VIM. Johnston was una
nimously elected President
We shall publish the Presidents
report in short time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

A VILLAINoUs LIE, AS A LAST RESORT. AS
election day draws near Democratic stumpers
and candidates vie with each other as to who
can perpetrate the biggest and most telling lie.
1t is time of need for votes, and the most vii
famous strategy is resorted to to obtain them.
The latest and most vindictive is perpetrated by
Dan. Gelwicks, the Democratic candidate for
State Printer, who publishes the statement that
George c. GOrham did on certain occasion say
that " if had my way would apply the torch
to every Roman Catholic house of worship and
institution in the city of San Francisco.
Those who know Gorham well-who know what
his religious sentiments are-who know that at
the solicitation of prominent citizens OF the
Catholic faith he acted as director of a Catholic
benevolent institution at Marysville-will readily
disbeleve the lie put forth by the traitor candi-
date for State Printer, who should have been
packing sand at Alcatraz for the last four years.
The sentiment is not in keeping with George c.
Gorham's style, and as certain played-out Union
men and acknowledging " Democrats" are
taking pains to circulate the report in Trinity,
we feel it duty to Catholic citizens
that they are giving publicity to bare-faced lie
in hopes of catching the votes they are so much
in need of. Let Catholic citizens of whatever
nationality remember this.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
To Union Men.

We the Of Of the most important elections
held since California became Stae-important be-
of the bearing the result will have the Presidential
election be held year. and the influence it will exert
on our sister States Of Oregon and Nevada for in past years
California those States State and county
ticket has been nominated which claim hearty and
undivided support Do not scratch single name for in
give did and comfort to the enemies Of republic
can Institutions.
Some will argue that this that is political Office, and
that matters but little for whom the vote is thrown This
wrong for hold that every voter is party in
greater degree and of consequence should vote the
entire ticket by his party Besides by casting
vote for of the opposition encourage them to
further effort but voting your ticket entire will have
q demoniizng effect the and leave him just where
and expect have him after the 4t of September
Vote for candidate presented by the Copperhead side
In view Of the threatening aspect Of affairs presented at
the East hold il to be the bounden duty ef the Union
party present united 'front.' and join with those who
stood by country in the hour Of trial. Come for
ward pledge your eaty to the best
vouchsafed From the other side comes the
ious those patriots and statesmen
Geary Fenton Coax mporing by the lave we bear
land stand firmly by those who have been
named standard bearers Don't give laight half
voting for Fay Cast the entire ticket headed by
George C. Gorham and give quetus to this C"pperhead
Democracy which if defeated this time will be heard OF no
m
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31
GsoRGE c. GoRHAM AS He Is.-The Marys

GsoRGE c. GoRHAM AS He Is.-The Marysville
Appeal closes an unvarnshed review of the life
of our candidate for Governor in the following
terms -" During the session of the Legislature,
at San Francisco in the winter of lS6l-G2, he
was the special agent and correspondent of the
Sacramento Union and while engaged he la
bored zcalousIy to consolidate the loyal men of
this State under one banner. He drew the call
for the Legislative caucus that resulted in the
formation of the present glorious Union party Of
California, which has pever known defeat, and
which, under his gallant leadership is now
marching along, conquerlng and to conquer. lie
is always in the van of human progress. lie is
profound thinker bold and original in design,
prompt and decisive in execution, and like all
positive men has some bitter opponents, while be
has armies of friends who honor and admire
him. He never has held or sought office in the
Union party until now. For short time he was
Superintendent of the State Reform School, but
being rendered by Judge Field the Clerk ship of
the United States Circuit Court he entered upon
the duties of that place and has there continued,
with the exception of the first few months of
Governor Lows administration, during which
time against his personal inclination, he
acted as the Governor Private Secretary. Such
is brief outline of the life of the Union candi-
date for Governor, and at present the best-abused
man in the State, so far AS the power and infiu-
ence of two or three papers extend. He is the
superior of his malgners in every requisite of a
good citizen and .will ministerng angel be,
when they lie bowling" Each day adds to his
strength and popularity with the people, and as
he appears before them face to face, all true
Union men agree that be is the right man in the
right place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

No VoTEs FOR FAY.-Union men everywhere
begin to appreciate the fact that casting vote
for Fay is only aiding the election of Iaight, the
man who shamcfully villi6cd the martyred
President. One of the Bidwell delegates from
Butte county to the State Convention tells the
Marysville appeal that SO far as he can ascertain
Fay will not get single vote in the county.
The Humboldt Times adds that if there is vote
for him in that county the man who intends to
cast it is the best yet known to keep secret.
We have heard of two or three in Trinity who
did purpose to vote for Fay, but are positive
they will amend such resolution before next
Wednesday and vote for our gallant young
standard bearer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

Medical Advice.-DR. WIN. X. DoHERTHs Medicai anu
Surgical becoming sine qua non I" tne
our State czens and his rapidy spIea
ding reputation although excite surprise IS out inc
signal Of skill and follows the natural enect OF sueh
cause personally acquainted with gentlemen Sno
had suffered chronic disease and who had Ia
advantage every available means that PROMISED re-
lief but without until they called upon DR.
who in an incredibly short space Of me mas gwen 'ne
gentleman who seeks not by defamation OF oeI
establish his reputation, to rear the "
his own upon of anOthers fame The DOCTOR eon
ducts in such manner that must De gays
10 all his patients He examines advises and recommends
without charge. the patient after hearing MS M
treatment accept reject at pleasure In no case oo
the Doctor make charge unless he effects cure ms no
able to do the confidence which long e1
given. and doubt the consolation wnicn ap
to that afflicted with elther
rnte or chronic disease would consult the Doctor
at all events harm for consultation he asks
no does obedience to his advice unless
the patient places under his His offices are on
street opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Com
nany's ohce-Sun Francisco NeleS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

LIFE INsURANCE.-The benefits of life insur.
ance have been unmistakably demonstrated
within the last month, in the death of several of
our citizens, who had the forethought to insure
their lives for the benefit of their families. Her
man Greenhood had $40, 900 in the Manhattan
Life Insurance Company, of which John Landers
is agent F. Taussag, of Stockton, So 900 John
Arnold, of Sacramento, $4,000; C. H. Grimm,
of San Francisco, $4,000, and S. G Thomas, of
Woodland, 81, 500. All of these polices were in
the Manhattan, payable in currency, excepting
that of Mr.. Greenhood, in gold.-San Francisco
Spirit of the Tiues
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31
Vote the Straight Ticket.

Next Wednesday is the day which is to decide
the destiny of the State for the next four years,
and of the county for the next two. No word OF
doubt can be uttered against the loyalty OF any
county nominee, or as to capacity, honesty OF
fitness We wish to impress upon the minus .,
Union men the fact that the success OF the iocai .
ticket figures largely in the general welare u
the State at large. 1t is by means of county or
rauizations that the party machinery IS kept In
GOOD working condition-ready ano able to per-
form its mission. Surrender the organization in
few of the large counties this year and we
give the Democracy prestige for the future
which it will be hard to counteract. Every In
ion man knows that the some spirit pervades
and controls the Democratic party in this coun-
tv now that has controlled it for the past FIVE
Years. The only hope of its representatives is
10 mislead voters who are not thoroughly inform
ed. To this end they proclaim that the Union
party is trying to make voters of the Chinese.
They know we'll enough that the imputation is
f.lse-that there is no word in the platform or
teachings of the Union party to bear it out
Listen not to these shameless advisers. Judge
for yourself as to the issues before the people
The fight in the State is being made on Cover
nor, in this county on Sheriff Why is it? Be-
canse these are the prominent positions on the
respective tickets. No man can say ought
against either nominee, politically or morally
The only real objection which Democracy raises
is that they belong to the " detested Union par
ty' Take the charges against Gorham for
granted and Haight has none the advantage of
him. So far as our Union nominee for Sheriff is
he has proved himself to be an e6i-
cient officer he has been true to the party
which allied itself to the Government in the
time of greatest need-nidhg it with his voice,
influence and means. We do not wish to dis
criminate between Union county nominees, but
have not the space to refer at length to each
We say this much because we daily hear the two
candidates above referred to misrepresentcd.-
The other candidates are well known and deser-
wing the undivided support of every true Union
man, and we hope that no one who counts him
self such will scratch Gorham, Cochran any
other name on the ticket, but VOTE 1T EN-
TIRE FROM GOVERNOR TO CONSTABLE -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31
That sturdy Observation-Disclosures

BAD. That sturdy Democrat Coffroth-is
sick, and the Sacramento Record explains the
popularity of his illness. Coffroth started out
brisk against the Chinese, and it was soon shown
that he favored and voted Cor bill, while in the
Legislature, to bring them into the State in
hordes under system near akin to slavery. He
praised the foreigner, and particularly the Irish
foreigner and it was shown that he was Pres-
dent of a Know Nothing Convention. Finally
he became seriously ill and went home.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

~ Their penetrating ptoPoi.'eo ;t.
vita, activities of the body remove the ot
oaans nurify the blood expel disease They Pusc
ths S,nl bumors which breed and dstemper soa
imnsrt healthy tone with strength to the wnole d
Not only do they cure everyday complaints OF
bu also formidable and dangerous diseases Whe ny
duc nowerfl effects they the same tme IN ~
ed doses the safest physc that can be
children Beine sugar-coated, they pleasant 70
and beng purely vegetable free from any FISK OF
Cures have been made which belief were hey o
by mep such exalted position ana
az n forbid the suspicion Of untruth Many eminent
men and physcans lent their names to certy 10 '
public the reliability remedies while others nave
ma the assurance their conviction that our
contribute Immensely the relief Of afflicted SUFFERING
fellow ,. ..s u-,t,s our
The Agent below named pleased to furnish gratis oui
American Almanac containing directions for tine use &no
certificates of their of the following complaints
Costiyeness. Bilious Complaints. Rheumatism DroPsy'
Heartburn Headache arising from foul stomach Nause. an
dpeson Morbid Inacon Of the Bowels and Pains srsnS
therefrom Fatuency, Loss Of Appetite all Diseases wh,s
reouire an eyacuant medicine They also by PURIFYING o
blood and stimulating the system cure many eo'ps s ~
which il would be supposed they cond reach SUI.
Deafness Partial Blindness. Neuralgia and Nervous "a
bity Deraneemeus OF the Liver and Kidneys oou' .i
other kindred complaints arising from low STATE Vi 'n
body, or obstruction of its functions. ,,
Do not be put of unpriEciped dealers WIN o'e
arations which they make proht on pemanu g.
and take no Others sick want the best ao tnefe ~
them and they should have it, =, ~, - ,o,d nv
Prepared by j. c. AVER Co, Lowell Mass ana SOY ~
" NJ " ,;nnI En- N C ca Co. Prancsco 26jAa
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

IT SIcKEsED THEM.-By actual canvass of that
precinct something over week ago, it was as
certained that there were but twelve Union men
at Chico who would not support the Union State
ticket. But Hamb mbleton, the roaring San Fran
cisco secesh-Democratic stumper spoke there the
other night and six of the disaffected twelve left
the meeting with the remark that they would
have to vote the Union State ticket.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

Nor A SoREHEAD.-Colonel Haruev whom the
Union boilers in Sac Francisco nominated last
week for County Clerk, has positively declined
to accept. AS true soldier, he knows and ap-
preciates the danger to be apprehended from a
division of the Union party hence he refuses to
be party to any scheme calculated to place the
Democracy in power.-Spirit Of the Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

In addition to the losses by the failure OF
Greenhood Il Newbauer, as published last week,
we learn that William Herdle and Jacob Week
ert had their all deposited with the now bank
rupt house. The blow falls particularly heavy
ON Mr.. Herdle, who had just relinquished busi-
ness in this county with view to hunting per-
manent location for his family in one of the ag-
ricultural counties There are doubtless many
other sufferers whose names we nave not yet
hoard
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

IN LIxE.-A. p. Catlin, formerly editor of the
Sacramento Union, and now candidate for Dis
trct Attorney of that county, started in with
the disaffected wing of the Union party, after
having headed the contesting Sacramento dele
CATION in the Union State Convention. A nat
ural pride in the welfare of the great party to
which he belongs has induced him to lay aside
his feelings and preferences, and in speech at
the Capital last week he declared his intention
to sustain the ticket headed by George c.
Corhau,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

ACCEPTABLE PREsENrs.-Frank Young and
ourself feel called upon to make public acknowl-
edgment of the receipt of two boxes of fruit this
week-one of figs, the other of splendid peach
es and plums. Frank Wheeler brought them,
but our whole-souled Shasta friend, Geo. Knox,
was the donor. The gratitude of both recipi-
euts is hereby acknowledged.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

ANOTHER REcRUIr.-Thompson Campbell, one
of the shining lights of "National Republican
ism" in San Francisco has seen the error of
bis way and returned to the regular Union fold
In q speech at San Francisco the other night he
said he "would never. directly or indirectly,
help Haight to be Governor, and should there
fore vote for Gorham.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

UyBoUNpEp ExrHUsIAsM.-The present CAM
na;on has been the most enthusiastic political
one on the part of the Union party ever known
in this State. The work is nearly done, and the
result will be glorious triumph for the friends
of liberty and Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

The hARTYRED LINCoLN.-The miserable apos-
tate who beads the rebel ticket in this State,
sald 10 1854 that our dearly beloved President,
Aoianam Lincoln, was felon, and fought to
.e oe IN the Fenitentiary." How do Union men
like the idea Of having such a wretch placed
over them as Governor ?-Humboldt Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

nOASoLDr ALL RIGHT.-Private advices from
tnat county assure US that the entire Union State
and county tickets will be yictor;ous Tho ,s.,
Times says that everywhere in the county lovsi
men are aroused and hard at work. and that
there is no doubt of the result.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31
THE Napa county Democracy are dsheartened,

THE Napa county Democracy are disheartened,
and have virtually given up the fight. The Bid
we'll interest, which was large in that county,
has united in support of Gorham, and the
Union vote is solid. So it is everywhere. Men
who were all the time loyal while Democracy
was sympathizing with and aiding rebellion,
plainly see what disafection in the Union ranks
must lead to, and are rallying to the support of
the regular ticket.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

WHo MAY YET BE EXRoLLED,-Persons who BY
reason of absence or sickness could not be en-
rolled prior to the 4th of August, and persons
who were not admitted to citizenship until after
that date, as well as those becoming of age be-
tween that time and election day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

LET 1t be remembered-says the Spirit of the
1'me'-that Democratic meetings are held in
this city undisturbed, while Union meetings are
disturbed and endeavored to be broken up by
gangs of Copperheads and Rebels cheering for
Haight, JEFF. Davis, Mcclellan and Stonewall
Jackson
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

UNION MEN l-Remember that the county NOM
inees will talk to You at Weaverville next Tues
day evening. Give them hearty welcome.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

Ep.-Unintentioually the name of John
Beregin, Democratic nominee for Assessor of the
I'd District has been omitted from the ticket as
advertised in the JOURNAL. The name will be
nrinted on all Democratic tickets voted in Weav-
erville, Junction City, Douglas City, Rpch's and
Georges precinct.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

LAST CAMPAIGN DANCE. - For fear some OF
our town-people may have forgotten it, we will
again state that this friday evening is the
time set for the Douglas City Hotel party Ev-
erybody will be welcome good time is as GER
tain as night comes, and whoever stays at home
will regret it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

How AN OLD TRINITARIAN FEELS ABOUT IT.
A note from Bob Dinsmore at Umatilla, Oregon,
informs US that he is doing WELL Sam. Kreider
is still at Walla Walla. Fred. Palmer passed
through there on his way to California few
days before the letter was written. Bob is true
blue Union. He says: ~ 1 am sorry to see the
division in the Union party of California, but do
hope that old Trinity will do as near right as she
has done in past years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

IN LINE. = All the speakers at the Union
" Long-Hair " meetings in Sacramento county
advocate the support of the regular Union State
ticket 1t will be remembered that the " Long
Hair " faction were in favor of General Bidwell
at State Convention time. Late advices 60 to
show that outside the Union and Bee Offices there
is no disaffection in Sacramento county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

SEND Us THE RErURxs.-We are anxious to re-
ceive returns from the several precints of the
county in time for publication in next week
paper. Will some friend at each voting place
forward us the total vote for leading State and
comfy candidates at the earliest possible mo-
ment?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

LET all whe desire to give the voter Of Cali.
Iolnia equal voice in the Government with the
'o''s o' south Caroline, vote tho Union ticket.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-31

hEAEH8ER HIS ADvIcE.-Let no Union man,
either from personal feeling of friendship or dis
like, scratch the ticket, but follow the advice of
1eneFai bidwell, who said =" Scratch not a
name line or syllable but vote the entire ticket.
ano mus insure substantial Union yictory.n