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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

SHORT DREssEs.-The New York Mercury of
late date says &c The other day Capt. Garland,
of the Fourteenth Precinct police, in company
with posse of policemen, made descent
upon the establishment known as the Mime
ha-ha, at No. 10 Howard street, employing seven
young girls, scarcely more than seventeen years
Of age, who were dressed in very curious style
of understanding extremely low-necked dresses
with very short skirts. The young misses en-
gagged the services of William F. Howe, and an
examination was demanded. The matter went
to an investigation. Howe cross-examined the
officers very rigidly, and learned from them that
there was nothing more to be seen in the attire
of the young girls than nightly seen in one
of the principal theaters of the city. Howe call
ed one of the defendants forward, and by pub
lie exhibition of her fancy attire showed the
Judge that there was nothing more indecent than
in the spectacle of the /" Black Crook" Howe
then addressed the Court, claiming that the COM
plant on the part of the police seemed to be the
great amount of calf exhibited in the legs of the
girls. Howe contended that there was Of
Tense committed in this exhibition, and that the
young ladies had right to dress they
pleased. The Court held this defense good and
discharged the accused"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25
PIcrUREsQUE-The San Francisco Dramatic

PIcTUREsQUE.-The San Francisco Dramatic
Chronicle has the following
We occasionally poke fun at our reconstruct
ed neighbor of the Flag, as we do at every body
and everything when thereunto moved by the
spirit that possesses us but we are not blind to
the Flags peculiar genius. We confess that we
do not greatly admire its leaders, which are
probably constructed upon too high "pane of
intellectually" for our matter of fact apprecia-
ton; but those little graphic paragraphs, with
their picturesque drollery ard saturnne humor,
we do relish hugely. The following, for in
stance, addressed to the Times, is decidedly
characteristic
why don't our evangelical neighbors grid
up their loins, strike out and go someuhere2 Bet
ter be washed out to sea, beached on a savage
coast, and devoured by the King of the Cannibal
Islands, than to lie in the scummy frog ponds,
along shore, to be ignominously water-logged
and covered with lazy barnaces."
Still better is the paragraph dedicated to the
Peace Democracy, which pictures the Examiner
with hands to its mouth, in the fashion of
speaking-trumpet, bawling:
Democrats Are you Awake to the
Importance of the work before your
g While a voice away down in the grocery
cellar responds
g Go to thunder Rich h-mond is took, and
the c-a-u-s-e is lost Send down another half
gallon ,"
Some of these paragraphic flashes are as bril-
liant as anything of the sort that Kentucky
Prentice ever got off.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25
NUMBER 20.
The Southern Millennium.

The Boston journal says -" We cannot help
reading the accounts of that happy fraternization
meeting at Columbia, South Carolina, with in-
creasing wonder and delight. Now, indeed, is
the bugbear of the Africanization of the South
slain in the house of its friends. That war of
races, which we have heard for years predicted
with such lugubrious solemnity turns out to be
only race for votes. The thieving negro which
fancey assured our citizens in Faneuil Hall, but
few years ago, was only capable of maintain
ing respectable existence under the lasIrof his
white owner, has become an acknowledged fell
low citizen with the late plantation lords of the
South, meeting on the same platform, and hum
bly, solicited to his vote. If DR.. Russell were
to travel again through the Southern States, he
would hear nothing more about that natural in
ferority drawn from the genealogy of Ham and
the curvature of the shin bone. The magical
qualities Of the ballot have annihilated all these
absurdities of a slavish era, transforming chat
tells into freemen, redeemed, regenerated and
disenthralled. And let it not be forgotten by
whom this ready acknowledgment is made. 1t
comes from the chiyalry' of South Carolina
from the very Brahmins of the late salavehold-
ing oligarch, who invented the term mud-sills'
for the free laborers of the North, and did more
than all others to precipitate the thunderbolt of
secession. 1t is Wade Hampton and his aristo-
cratic associates who now gather anxiously about
the freedman, beg him to give his friends at the
South fair trial. to look to each others well
fare and happiness, to test the sincerity and
good will of his neighbors before experimenting
on the sympathes of strangers Does history
afford another instance approximating to that
great change typifed by the lying down together
of the lion and the lamb? Allowing that there
may be mixture of the foxy with the lon-like
element in the demonstration, still it presents
phenomenon of the most remarkable character,
and one calculated to exert a great influence up
on the times. If the aristocracy of South Caro-
lima can enter upon this course of political fra
termination with the negro, it may well be at
tempted in all other parts of the South. After
this, too President johnson and his Cabinet may
very properly forego all further efforts intim-
idate Congress and the North with the alleged
terrors of negro equality at the South. We have
heard from the South, and the terror is not there.
Finally, what becomes of the old stock in trade
of our Northern Democrats? While they are
fighting in Connecticut and elsewhere against
negro suffrage, Wade Hampton and his friends
in South Carolina are begging for negro votes.
Truly, among all the strange developments of
the times this is one of the strangest the most
significant, and, we may add, the most auspic-
ious."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

HEALTHY SIGN.-When the steamer Montana
last sailed from this port, her passenger list en-
braced only four hundred and twenty souls.
Yesterday afternoon she arrived back from PAN
anna with eleven hundred and seven passengers.
This is a favorable showing for our State and if
the excess of influx will continue to exceed the
refiuent tide for two or three years in the same
proportion, California will leap into career Of
prosperity unexampled heretofore in her brief
but brilliant history. Population is what we
have been hoping and praying for. 1t is our
great need, and nothing that can be done ought
to be neglected in the way of adopting measures
to secure it.-San Francisco Iimes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

NHE UNION VOTERS OF TRINITY COUNTY
i who are in favor of the Reconstruction of the
late rebelious 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 county, or
from not being of the required age, and who in
tend to support the nominees of the Union par
ty at the approaching State and county election,
are requested to meet in their respective pre-
cinctS on
Saturday, May 25th,
at o'clock, p. M, to elect delegates, under the
Primary Election Law, to a County Convention,
to be held at the Court House, in Weaverville, on
Saturday, June 1st,
at 10 O'Clock, A. M, for the purpose of choosing
Delegates to the State and Congressional Dis
trct Conventions. The apportionment of dele
gates and appointment of Supervisors for the
several precincts, are as follows:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

" LIE THERE AND Cool. ."-"I went to the
Legislature last year," said Georgian. "eh'
| went to Augusta, and took dinner at a tavern.
Right beside me at the table sat memoer ironi
one of the back towns, that had never taken
d;nner before Of a tavern in his life. Before his
pate was as' dish Of peppers and he kept looking
At them. Finally, as the walters were mighty
s,ow ,"e hr;,a;no on things, he up with his fork,
snd IN less than no time soused one in his
mouth AS be brought his grinders down on it
,so ,aa,s came into his eyes. At last, splitting
the into bis hands he laid it down by the
eide of his plate, and with voice that set the
whole table in roar, exclaimed, Just lie there
and cool. "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

RouGH.-The Augusta Consttutionalist is sar-
castle on Andy because he don't release jeff
Davis, and gives him the benefit of the following
exalted opinion =" Andrew Johnson covers like
a whipped cur before the Radical Congress. If
he were not afraid his masters would impeach
him, he would issue an order at once for the re-
lease of onr gallant champion in the past-the
veteran statesman and patriot, Jefferson Davis''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

AN unmitigated wretch complies the following
memoranda for young ladies': "Have good
piano or none. Be sure to have dreadful
cold,' when asked to favor the company.
Scream at q spider. Never leave your curl pa
pers in the drawing-room. Drop you handker.
chief when you are going to faint Mind YOU are
engaged if you don't like your partner. Alb
jure ringlets on wet day. Never faint unless
il is convenient to fall -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

CLEVER RUsE OF JEALOUS WIfE.-A iorts, ,,
mouth merchant, who had occasion @ to s.op ne az
his store one evening, aroused aooi, eindow ou
O'Clock by tap on the counting-room w,nqeM reil.
He cautiously raised the window ana ;cs said she
ed female, who, in low tone OF voice ,opn;ne at
had just arrived in town h ana lumber Of the room
no.el 81. nam - at ten o o'clock. The merchant
the door Of that at the appoint
eapPeu beu and. to his surprise il was opened by
l,n eu noa life who had taken this manner to con-
Grrn her suspicious.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

AMONG the appropriations of the last Connec.
ucut Legislature was S40o for whisky, lemons
and sugar, for the use of the Legislature Eli
No wonder the State went Democratic at the
last election.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

ApporsrED.-Jobn J. Conmy, OF the Shasta
Courier, has been appointed Assistant =. .. AS
SCISSOR for Shasta county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

PRENTICE thinks the best way to destroy polyg-
amy in Utah is to kiss the women instead OF
fighting the men. 1 1Al
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25
Meskly rimity 5unrmal.
Weavervjlle, Saturday, May 25, 1867.

~ Cos"sy W,srrssts and Grssnbseks taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers in the service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

- San Francisco Agency-San Francisco mer-
chants or business who may desire advertisements in
serted in the TRINITY JOURNAL informed that l.. P.
FISHER 629 Washington street. our Agent and that he
alone is authorized business this paper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

A SENATORIAL ASEcDoTE.-In the Anti-Slarary
Standard of March 9th, lady correspondent,
writing from Washington, in describing the Cap
itol says SO | am in the position of Mr. Nes-
mith of Oregon, who, on taking his seat in the
Senate, told of the feelings of awe with which
he approached the Capitol; how he wondered
how he got elected. Well, said Mr.. Wade.
what do you think now that you're here 2?
Why, Wonder how any of you got here r''
BIDwELL.-Thirty papers in the State fly the
name of Hon. John Bidwell for Governor
rim Journal.
Tbirty-four, if You please.
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SHAKE! SHAKE 40 NORE1
u a Il q = Il &c M& "a
DIX. {. q. GARRISON'S G

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EHOLERA AND DLARRHEA pBrrE,.r,,.,
viii pfevent and cure AsIatIc C'boc,,' - ~ 4
''"4't Mor3uT, DarrhOea, Summer Cnn,.t.',,
't",S ana rams in the Stomach and 3',r,I "
h,qd Van Lr ' tEtfy iaialIy {" nave bo;l,e Oh
v,,, ana "a Tho" "ot how soon you NAV be orr',L ~
''' 'le oi me above dtse ases 'Ibr,nst - y n,
s. Gen. l1' .1iy, 0u 'enc iofa boe al once Prro
WHAT Is a C0rGu2
w. . soIaet%i"g thqt shociI be attended - o.
80 9lty' II may lead 20 ConsImolior AID II =.
,Y,e r,sva - S u"4'n. Ia11slnds have GlIed pr,I!y
sraEs 'hfoagh neglect Do no, delav IN, LIZ ."-
81 70 per boue. y "e LOO Ia'e Frcc
a USE DR.. c c. GARRIs0y,s
TT..E1AS FOR OYsPEPsIA 4 purely ye-,,,Ns c,,..
aey Improve the 9pperIts and rr375, 49, ."'f'7
. 'o n'tlefs are OF ny own invention ara - '' -
tIf having used them for a length Of rr,c -
I''IY IN my private pE4cuCe nov nf, 'Ur. tSs'
p'"ie' ana ! recommend them 10 the ,, - ~ '''e
,n ~ where the patient has used Them a,
cure Pites n so o nty nave always maIea 2erfcct
DIX c. 6. GARRISON's
I'D YsFEPIIC Pills
an a1t'sL rms are purely vegetable and do mo, c.
N , 'o y O' IaInnne! They should al,,av. bo ,i
cases Of .osr,vss. n ny Preparations, particularly IN
She Se Fo'SauVe. and should be used m al 'Iy
ana ever. Bilious. Bi,lous R.m;ito, 'StS 81
snJ - ii peFf9ssI1n 2f SQlrls Colohq Xxx
osns per bor 1f6atVe. Pnce .
r.. R HoU HAXE CHTLLS AND FEvrp
D. :, = ~ - f>tt'oONS s FEVER Avn 49,. - 8.
rSe - 20 pev Bo;:ls Itlss Fcrlecr, ,-IFE
so q"a6s tss'n y.t ;a-e co" The piqaan. o 'sI s
"4Ha''ctuFe, and only p,epsreJ by "i'e"'" ami
Dr. {, 6 CARBTCo,1 a
.on E1i, esIe, "hosHa,e 2r rol4, At ra .1o,o o.,
Dfuggs's ''4' ana ior sa!o BY eli ;,
{. q. l5ARhIsoS N. D. rSs regular g,,dn.,.,
~ HlEsssy u pen3sylvaas a5d reas @n, %i The
below WsInpt PnIladeirEs 7'u'h Eighth s., Al
HTAii Consultations free. m al
80. M, GLORGE G. 6irrr,- al
Delaware ''' u maryland and n,
ny2 &c ."
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Head # N,s..r,

Iussd 1,,Ao Head y Sas>:f'as, JpIy 26. I-6o.
an pTel mann Phosphate last tail " IN gonI ras.
u,rt !, ~, - IN Paf' OF my wheat aeid aId where
~ - nv "he'l was excellent; On lhr art ot It .i
~ncA do nor Use 1t my wheat Vas ,TiI
's' YOU may seHd rue o. SIX ions tor ,1,s cIJ
~ ''i''@''' WILLIAM A. BRlcg
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I9P>e' .'T'r'' ( A"ne's Co., Nd, Ju,, ~, I,fG
Rs,, r, "'tf'y :" use my name il, i,vor V,,..
.-9p nS"d II last t4Ion nv " .I
- l---,y for ny i' seeding J.. r Ivi.'', '''
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Head of Sasso1 ~

r,n,i so,.. - y N"F74TT1 IS, JuGY p, -iG.
I'e! several KINDS "t phosphate aS, t,'I ~,
rs. 'P1 %,yg. & Mrnns Raw Bone Phosphate an am. n ~ ;
,Ss' :, a 'ae better han The olher
'"S'. Use ios more II tins tllI ''''u /
ALEXASDER VII .nX
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Has NJ ~.

Y...,,, Heq8 Of Sass2frqs, JaIg 26. l@G6
A' Na'' ld'' nseu "hanns itae, Bone Pbn.,tat. :,
I'm. -, e entire -atslictUn you NAV send me- t
"'S idh' K. A. FRAZlEx
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Tr,ad - ''9rchfSt'T %, Nd, Juq 8, 1853
f.l ~. Si ions OF Whann, Phosg sgtro on Sh,r
naec Iii '''et oe't"r ii1n any iprr ISrr .av-,,,,
USED snail "au Inc qlaul,r for W.'.,r
john y ~ r.,.,,r
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Tos..,,,, Hs7d o. SaSSqfrGs, Julg 81. I-G6
ii 1"oa % " mann Pnospha on nv wheat la.I rI' ,
no %" E7'y wei; wish better feriIlIzeran - II
"''9' ''!' isI'. JOSEPH Morris
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" cos IA RS"
CELEBRATED
B | { X L HORN SALYE.

fof Cuts, Burns, Bruises Wounds. Boris Ca,c...
nf'hcH breasts, Sore NIpuie5 Bleeding BI,pd an'I
t1luI reF; - rolnI"us, Pulrd and Icond,toneg
neous Affections. Ring gworm ltcn CorIs Kmn,o,,l n'a
: hIihair' Nc; Chapped Hans Lrps, &C.; E,ies 'c
Spiders, Insects Animals &c &c. - D''eS oi
- Bores, % cts, 80 cts, and 81 stzes.
" Sold ~ all Druggists everywhere
% And by HENRY Il. C0STAR Dsoo, 20,
Broadway. n Y. Dei''' foi
Aud BY James p. Holiocker. Smyrna Del.
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Pr, D.. y

Iu.oI,yI--.., I u TeFn, UfI., Juiu l3. I@C6.
i ,. mum IA" Bone Phuspa.,,, I'm ~
srl A.e,'hl ItS"lls am much pl, ased v,t
, l ,%'C'f valuable lcrr,t,lcr; si V ~, Il
H'r('"tlg F'r:i", Nny5.od f@I,rnH,,,ag T l'"; n.'
'3'>S" 'Af's'atry 1Di Nuturql jl,L,xonG,, y,
JDhn-S CoLIsge, 40, a..
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CsclLtnr IL oc 1-cc

fs,,,.u,,.,,,.. Cec'lton, July 26, 1866.
,. 1a'' "a used Whanns Raw Bone ,.,,,,,,
s,ds s :IS % 1Hs' p"p"idr phosphate, and ,o a.,,",
ta, ". W 'etuFiAH Guau", am ly,lI y,.,.,l
mai rlsl INNS Pt9s,is's pald ne much H., ,,
'''4 H'7 IN'te 'o"' ioi ioy vi.rt ,ui, L.II.
GE"kGL BIppTE
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r. y p re u

s.,, So " ',S .5 '>''"id - v. am. Wilp!ppfo
''' ~ - - 4 " Will run IN .l,,a ,.,,,,
'r. To- Noro.k aud Portsmouth ,td j,I' ~,
ess rams to and tr IL Btmorc. pnI.Irb, hIu tx, tx
Linz n, ,neY VII stop On the beravAre Road
aIit y y az t!Jur nl stations at winch lb,,r I, "
s'a''t " Except ta Sleamh.l Fam S0I9rI @T Is
Wall stop al any station tn S., L,u - ~" 9OI III
l"s tickets FROM Baltimore. 'S'e"sof' hold.
decIf +. @ SEWALL. r..
Superintendent DeIRR
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~V17sV 1sA W. raAz~sB
AA BON + SUPER PHOSPHATE
1ANCFACTURED BY
WALTON, WHANN & CO..
Wilmington, Delaware

tt. @ ness s hSFts & has g been menucto5si f. m m
& vii drill perfectly used h1r aI11ng mach
tag that P~cnaSg good fertilizer
Ahe Raw Bone gAIy1i
lnd si0"tn
popular fertilizer sos
9 "hola "efs 10 all who uS our Sr our Phosphate
Yours
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Middle torn. Del L,y, D. rec,

Th,,. -. ..hlaalttolcn, Del, JuI4 2G, I6GG.
nav. nave used Whann's Raw Bone SuperuhosIfnl,
''' M "acaI lhis tail. Where u,rd Nh,l,I,, p,.
go IaS. ~ ny wheat "ls disturbed by IblIr
tEoysd r., ,,,, " | ct ,,,'"iF les
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ar 81 - ~ -7-V1 to' -I4., JllN =, INGU
y an 80 Wen pleased win the resi-. Il, az \y1,,.-
go Phosphate that You may send me to4rrcc
"'' '"' See1ihg VIZ. :. GRIFFIN
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P.y T. ,

Ihavo u,,d u.,.,-,'t hf@ h'9" Dr., Jly u, l~67
de,ldcd bcnclr "na - nos, 'le me pas, season WIN
require ten 'ona this fall Yours ifuIy
GEORGE 4 FYRp1,7,
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@$MaHwLu~~. @$ ...

Il "a . w X[ S ~v
~ '''D SHEET IRON WARE DEPOT.
w. ., Int fl4M .v,r,.t - - =
"HNr>GTov. DEL.
nFNRF +. PiChELS Pkopp,rro,
.sfEs lhe subscriber, thankful f., p rao
qEg L "[ The very liberal patronage b~.,o '[%us uo m
H. 1i i.''n tor the past eight years, wa9,5 ap
sii ','l" ,'d the pube gcneTaIy MORN
L, 'u' !" street below Marker no .fiI Il, me Old
ms Inc. sncnu, "''iest stock Of goods in
o,,... Co4.l"J vad Pa,4or Stare,
IT. r''a'"g tolg some OF the best paticrns m
Janan@s 1,' on hand large assorne,f ~, inIket
md r"[ n"are' Walrrrs Looking e;iI RAN and
rla,n T,,',p ip'e and Tea Spoons, PTesr,, hh!Ves
I3r,r,n,a '',jF1 ana Emerald Hollow W., heues
lrcs Guns Sa Lamps Scales Weights and ''Ss ana
n NJ, n,,' 9H"i Bags &c lie viii Eli una una Meas
'.S"W here. "a" 10" aS they can be bougb,
md SI.,' 'I'I tN3 SCOUTING, and elIL,a.,.c,,
md op ware made to order At sbo,, nI'S ol IN
nj exchanged N'u Stoves bought, sold |
od IN, ,''arL.oef hopes bv strict artoo,ion
1are IF l" giYo satIslactlon - ~ business
iell' G6-ly I1r,,n,
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~ a.l, h'SG'n %n,1, D'st, D'r co NI, J4y : I,G5
al".SNdo OF other popular Pho.bala W"raI last tall
u ~" my '' any ieriller cvcrusod have u me
IL! sErihe crops TO a decded bennGi 1 "'S'' used
,la5 " !" ~! h"'-hhnr farmers as beg ,',' "a,,. 's
NY ill seeding Yours, &C. W.g ",' a. Ghoneh lor
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~ Nh"n1 ku, Bone P,o~ob,,..5 ,>.., 49, ~'n'
rr IN :. "'''.'i" 90 >a, tim 1t ,....r4 ,i,,
=, ~'4 n"a,l .,,Ira.; .;hc ,,'..',' me
'''" ""ef7 ''''l oar, ard r1laurr no"
DAVID W. titNultr
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'cninsuIar Railroad lime.
GRANGE ~ AGUEy

e''96 GRANGE ~ aoUEg.
sseass-R; On sad after Nonday, Nov. &c,
eeI I 1866, 1:aIns for the acoo,n,,,',|o.
l 81 tIon Of passengers Will run as fst.
sFSs = a 4 owa putil iurher notice
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|!e'nS5or9ngt Coroline Co.. M. .L,1,oi 1.ec
"e nave used Whann's Raw Bone pios,,h 49,, 1.oo
=, i.'Irr II good toruzer and viii u,e ~ ~, NV
JAMES MAssET,
JAMES ORkEII
NI. Is. MASSEY
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FRUITLAND
Garden and Nursery.
NEWARK, DEL.

~~NJN~W OtIt99 tLtfIt II(to ID|' ,NIIO
My stock Of Peach Trees is admitted 10 bo Tho ,,.,
and largest in the county ''''
100 OOo OF them llALEs' EARLY. rIpenIng two weeks
earlier lhah any other variety; and 10 hardy thar il
lulS Wen m d'trIcts where all other varieties have
Deen entirely destroyed by froas.
SEss 200 OOu ii the f,llovj,o ,ho,ce Or,ho., -.
S7A ieue'.-Trolh's EARLY, Early York, Yeloyy Rare
-, hiPe Craword's EARLY, Old Nlnen Free
'n Moofes - FavCrie. Wards Late Free Harkers Seed
World, Crawford's Lutte, Crockelts VIM Sn,.n%
Late Heath cling and fee ''''' ''''oc h
nave large stock OF standard and dwarf pe,,s
Sanu"fd ana dwarf Apples, Cherries Plums. prcoIs
a ''hoIus Ne, ,tatia"S 10000 Grapes lary.lv Of ho
ne ne" and popular kinds; NrrawbefrIes Rs41ber,,es
ni'ch DeftirS Eyergreens Shade Trees Roses Nhrnh
hed9enP Plants Rhuaarb Asparagus Hot'o'lse
rIaIIs, dc. Send stamp Tor Caial,gnp "ouSe
RANDOLPH PETERS,
'' Newark Del
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WALTON, WHANN & co

~ ""3"sF and IitIp0toS Of vA1aus I2qo Bone Svre, JL5
" 0I' Io front Street and No Market Street WIIu1x> n,~ ~
~ ~ """ L west Pratt Street BALTIMORE NARYLAAD
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U,L,,,,,

used I1sI t,Il ,l..,. "''I"l"g50H, Ju7y 81 lsGl.
ar, i,,.. ,,l ~ Hn'u' Hlc Ions pi NlE.tir'. p,, -
.e - hI c'ns'ter II TO be lcry %.'I,,i
Hl,n 1'', a,e = On my corn ms season ad '',ie my @
= q 90 'i' h' i> "r ,,h,h 1t ,v Xxx, i''ehI On The
'''e ol II iorlA> tails crop Your, M'"'
CHARLLs !. DuPoAr.
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SI.5OO PER YEAR, Y

81, 800 PER YEAR: We want
-, .o, AGENTS ever, 4lt.cr. to- sci ON, ,,,.,,
and ap o %, Sy|o3 @ Mtrhnes Three new Rnl n3S n5s,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-14
CITY MATTERS.
oF Az

Until further notice the Mails viii close a
follows:
For cairo, Chicago, st. Louis, Nashville Louis
VIE, Cincinnati, Cleveland. Pittsburg. Phfla
delphia, Buffalo, Albany, New York, BALI
&.l6 pm.
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington
Augusta Columbus, Ga, Montgomery, Mo
ole Ala New York, Nashville, and all citlei
south q east at san pm.
for New Orleans. Baton Rouge. Jackson. Miss.
Nleksbnrg' Natchez, and all cities south, al
4pm.
AL stations on Mississippi and tennessee
southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Greai
Northern railroads at $50 DIN.
All stations on Mem phis and Louisville and
branch railroads at 3 pm.
All stations on Memphis and ChariestOn6 Mis-
sissippi Central, Mobile and Ohio, Nj Sille
ana Decatur, Nashville and ChattanOtM and
East Tennessee railroads al 5 pm.
For Little Rock, Pine Bluff and all Landings
ca Arkansas and WbiteriverS, (semf-Weeklyl
tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mississippi river-sOuth, semi-weeklvl Tues.
days and Saturdays.
Mississippi river-north, semi-Weekly1. Mon
days and Fridays.
r. @ GIST, Postmaster Memphis.