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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03

CONFEDERATE BoNDs IN MARKTT.-We
learn. from reliable authority, that within the
past day or two Mr.. Bernard Avegno, one Of
our largest brokers, has purchased two hun
dred and sixty-fve thousand dollars Of per
cent. Confederate bonds OF the issue Of 1861,
and three hundred thousand OF the issue OF
1868. to fill an order either from the North or
from Europe. Tbs prices paid We have not
bsan able to learn; but should not be surprised
if this were part of the sun Of a million in
Confederate per cents. advertised for IN the
National H,teliqeucer Of recent date. Itmight
ensue that in the settlement Of the Alabama
and other claims between the United States and
the Governments Of England and France, the
two latter should take the ground which ours
has repeatedly assumed, viz: that the rebel
Eous States were never out OF the Union; and,
as q corollary, that the parent Government is
responsible for the damages which they have
committsd.-N Q. Crescent, sept. IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03

SeD CAsUALr4-We learn that two little
boys living on McKim creek. Richie County,
came 10 their death in the following manner
One Of the boys crawled under the house 10
ind some eggs they supposed 70 be there, ana
came out in a few moments saving the hen mad
bitten him. His brother then craw!ed uhdeI
the house. and before he came out, the hrst one
dropped dead. The other one failed TO appear,
and was at last brought out dead 1t was tear
ed that a rattlesnake bad nest under the house
and had stung the boys. Search being made
their fears were sadly realized. a rattlesnake
was hauled ont and was found to quite fill q
busbel measure. The above is vouched for
bv reliable persons cognizant Of the facts
Pa-5.rs5ryq ". ~ Tfrs,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03

OrIrs.-A corouer's inquest was held in the
interior of New Jersey, upon the body Of man
who died from taking vegetable pills. On
opening the body. the interior was discovered
TO he one huge cabbage, but dead to It's core
from confinement and want Of water-a bever-
age which the patient never drank. The jury
rendered a verdict Of quits Quits, gen
tIemsn Q" exclaimed the disDayed Coroner,
" never heard Of such a thing What do you
mean 2" Why" replied the foreman, we
find that the cabbage killed the man, the man
killed the cabbage and if that amt quits, blow
me ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03

PoxrIcAL.-Tbe following flight Of fancy"
was delivered before the Macon, Georgia,
Society Of Genius and Misfortune" 1t is
very pretty, and if il don't mean anything,
what's the odds 50 long as It sounds well -
"The soft rays Of June moon or the mild
beams Of lis starry sttendents TRANQUILITY repo-
sing upon the placid bosom Of silvery lake
or playing hide and seek to its ocean home--is
lovely. But the wild glare Of the lightning
leaping msdly from It's cloud retreat and fash
ing gbaftly ever tre storm lsshed wsFe--is
erscl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
Prayer.

Go when the morning shineth,
Go when the moon is bright,
Go when the eve declineth,
Go in the hush Of night,
Go with pure mind and feeling,
Fling earthly thoughts away,
And in thy chamber kneeling,
Do thou in secret pray.
Remember all who love thee,
All who are loved by thee,
Pray, too, for those who hate,
Itany such there be
Then for thyself in meekncss,
A blessing humbly claim,
And link with each petition
Thy great Redeemer's name
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03

I HAVE Just returned from the East with well
selected Stock Of Fall Goods, which offer 70
sen az the late reduced prices. The best CAN
Goes from IS 10 IS cents Bleached and Brown Nus
lirs vd wide 1875: Mouslins Ginghams, Elan
pels. Ticking Striped and Plaid, and all such Goods
belonging TO the Dry Goods line will be sold at
Baltimore prices.
have also received large variety Of Fancy
Goods Notions, SC, Of which great inducements
viii be offered. / would call special attention TO
nv st5ol- III rsadv mad. Clothing and Gents Fur
Disbipr Goods. The Stock is selected with great
care Is made up in the best Style and will De sold
-, .bea1 N. BEHREND.
Sent 5. 1861. Opposite Campbell & Masons.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
Notice.

HAVING qualified as Administrator Of The Is
tate Of Charles johnson, deceased ] desire
Trfirs Indebted 10 know that their Accounts, &c,
are now ready. Prompt payment Is expected.
And parties having claims, will present them 10
the undersigned properly authenticated for settle,
meut that the business Of the Estate NAV be closed
up At once. W. s. ENN " 49,
Harper's Ferry. W. Va. Aa"r'
July II. lS67-tf. SPIT. Copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
still Thcy Como!

NDHE AtIIftL AN 1AI O-44-'''
IF the Ladies w'H only call at Mrs. 4. C.. Mitch
ellis, they can besuited 10 the summer styles OF
BONNETS. HATS, FLOWERS AND RIBBONS.
Having Just returned from Baltimore, we pledge
ourselves to ure-en' to view the latest and most
fashionable Summer Styles. Call. Ladies' no trou-
nm, 90 show goods. Hats the order OF sun I'm
b-ellas. Bouuets 70 suit all ages.
A. c. MITCHELL & CO.
June lG. 1867.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
TO TIu1 CITIZENS

CHIRLESTOEN IND TICINITI.
rENuE undersigned having this Day opened in the
\ Spirit Building formerly occupied by Nesfs.
I-l.au.iug G. Son one of Che finest
Stock OF Goods
ever offered to the public, comprising Of large
-r5 y-.l selected stock OF Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods and Notions
Mems. Youths and Boys' Clothing, Hats SHOES,
Vrrss. Eau Road Bags, sc. Also a large stock oil
SATTINETT. CASSIMERES s1d LiNSEi,
.r.utfrFs Respectfully,
S.A HAMBURGER & CO.
Wear. prepared 20 make 20 order any
A'.,- y. ,. ..,. .-.- Saba co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
TO THE FARMER -,
Millers and Others

IN The
COUNTIES or JEFFERSON & CLARKE.
"AVING associated ourselves in business for
the purposes of the above Card, We will pay
tor Wheat. Flour, Corn and all other kinds OF FRO.
duce the highest market prices in CASH, or will
Receive and Forward ON Commission, making sales
and returns in the short 50 time.
STARRY & LOCK.
Charlestown Depot Jan. 10, 1861.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
COMPREHENSIVE.

TUUE undersigned have entered into Co-Part-
ue.,hir under the firm Of STARRY d LOCh,
iir tbe purpose Of conducting the Produce Com
mission an Forwarding Business at the Charles
- n.,,t y. d. STARRY,
- M i.e- JNO. j. LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
A NEW ADVERTISEMENT!
New Inducements

TNCOURAGED by the liberal support hitherto
il. extended I'M the
moor AND SHOE TRADE,
we intend 10 make t a speciality in the future, and
are determind % offer Inducements as 90 variety,
price and quality OF work % be found In no house
Of tine county We desire specially 20 call the at
tauli0u Of our customers and friends TO- large as
,rrtmeut Of heavy doube-soej Boots, Caters and
Balm0ra,s, just received from the
BALTIMORE CITY SHOP,
ofN- Thomas Wheat'ay. which is superior 90 any
thing of the kind ever offered iu this market
These good. ge are authorized Co otter upon guar
qrtg th.ti. thew are NOT gii as recommeo'e", the
work rips or gives way, thr purchaser can return
h. and select o similar article from any stock on
hand TRUSSELL a co.
Aug. o.. 1867.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
-. -, ro.cI.intiom-

The Nerve I'PcEcI'l 10 H
NOR PERFECT RESTORATION. OF THE
L NERVOUS SYSTEM, causing an immediate
aud proper cure i'm the following case-; N'Iyous.-
ness. EPILEPSY. PHYSICAL Debility, Impaired NutTi-
ti0n Of the B6dv Lasstude Weakness in the lin Us
and Back. Indisposition and lHcapacity for StuCy
and Labor. Dizziness of apprehension, Loss Of Mem
orv Aversion % Society. Timidjty. Selt-Dist-ust,
Dizziness. Headache, and Sexual lncapacity lncl-
dent tn both sexes, for whose bencttits designed,
and whose happiness /, viii promote.
Tho most e1uinentuhg-icia of this country have
ey.rtrd themselves to the utmost 60 check the in
crca,ing fatality originating FROM the relaxation of
thaucryes. Having for long period devoted much
stuGv time and labor i'm establishing treatment
for the perfect restoration of the Nervous System,
it is gratifying o. be able 20 announce the success
attending INV new method Through this treatment
the nerves can be reached and in such way that,
however shattered OF protractcd, they can be pc 70
fcilv restored lt acts on the Nerves az once, yet
with rsnteness-restorin them Co a natural state
and removing the above distressing diseases.
Both sexes. more or less, through the proStrauon
of the Nervous System. lose their energy. In such
instances the Nerve Prescription may 5e relied up
ON In reviyiug the patient into the vigor Of youth.
p This prescription carefully compounded. and put
uu I'm boxes containing "a Powders. Price 81
Mailed or expressed 90 any address, with valuasle le
hv-irnic advice which VIII Oe found Delcac.c! an
the future. ,-
DIR. l. CHAUNCY TERRY.
No 1915 y SIXTH ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
GUsTAvE BROWN,

GUSTAVE BROWN,
Baker. ~ COnfectiOner,
aHssgipgs" OIL Stand, Cbarlest0lcR, JEFF. CO.
WEST VIRGINIA,
II EEPS constantly on hand large, fresh and
n general assortment Of
French and American
CONFECTIONERIES.
Embracing every kind and variety. Also, all kinds
-f Mats Canned Fruits, Raisins, Currants' Dates
Figs. Citron. Liquorice, Oranges Lemons &C, ee'
Pound, Sponge, Fruit and all other Glnus OF
CAKE
constantly on hand and warranted equal to the
best th1t can be manufactured
e,r M f. ready az all times 10 fll orders for
WFDBTVgy Parties, &c, % any extent de-
sired. and ON as reasonable terms as can oe hao
elsewhere.
rz1-Truly grateful 20 tie citizens Of the County
-ereraIIv for the very liberal patronage extended
t1 him since his commencement Of business IN
Ch7rle,t0wu. be respectfully solcits a renewal Of
their tsyors his best eudeayOrs shall be used TO
serve them accaptablv.
january 3. l.Gl-t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
Now Goods.

" HOWELL would respectfully inform hiscus-
toners and the public generally. that he has
received his spring stock Of Goods, consisting IN
rlrt OF a5ies' Dress Goods,
.ALPICIS.
TALENCI4S.
POPLLlS.
DELAINES.
Cashmere for Men and BOYS, Cottona5es, Linen
Check. Farmers Triil Checks Plaid Cottons, Cal
iceas. Giuchams. Bleached and Brown Cottous, &C.
These goods have been bought no a heavy decline
on former prices and will be sold accordingly low.
Call and examine bis stock before purchasing.
N---I On l~E-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

CEASED PUBLICATION publication OF the
Wilmington Journal has been discontinued, leav-
ing the Los Angeles Republican the organ of the
Union party in that county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

Toll me not in mournfal numbers
Lille Is sinking 10 decay
ShoGti there come in fri-htfll numbers
Ger Your heads the silyery gray
Life is real. liz, is earnest.
Why should amy Vne dc~Ts;r.
Dust thou art, u dust reiErnest,"
Was not sfohsn of tie hair.
Not the marks OF age or sorrow,
On Your trc.~e~ long should stay
lon can live that each to.u.aIgov
lind them darker tian TO aay.
Time is long, lat age sl.all aal von.
ihpnsh yrur hair With iu.tre wave.
Soon whca aliu-. twin remind VT.
Non are marching t. the gtNye
In the worlds eulljncr calling.
Where We each our race must rur.
If ysur halr be .ii,iu- failing.
l.e the " Nai;ha Na.Aia-,
Trust ut other. iowc'cr p;co<ia,-
None can to What his ha- d.,.e;
Try iI-1lNsy- keep II urr>-,t.-
Sc The e Martha N3shin1tus.''
Twcn,y thousand beads rc-u,nl us
What a uutlo test It's -frei:
Million, niarc shall c1rlc h.iaHI re-.
N.lA ti.,s q -,l g,ucNe..'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06
SHASTA TO WEAVERV1LLE.
ESTRAY.

CAME INTO THE PREMISES OF THE IN
" dersigurd, small BAY MARE, with star on
forehead. left fore foot white, and branded l
Also, Heart brand on left shoulder
i The owner can hare her by proving property
and paying charges. N. CAHALAn.
Oregon Gulch, June 20, 1857 ?4u.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06
GRAEFENpERG UTERINE CATHILIC0,I

If faithfully used according 10 directions. will
cure every case OF Diabetes. ard greatly mitigate
the troublesome effects caused by arclezatoa Of
the outlet OF the bladder. It is most ncces5ful
remedy for Gravel and other..Iseasts If the Kid
neys and Bladder, and for Female Diseases i ur-
equaled. The CafLol,con uniformly cares Pro-
iapsis tteri Whites, al irregularities Of tho
Monthly Turns, Suppression, Incoaiinence Of
Irine, boating ard Dropsical Swclliues, aud al
Diseases OF Pregnacy The specific action Of
this medicine is Immediate ard cortain ppon tho
Uterine and Abdominal aIusrles aa3 L-g.ments.
restoring them 70 az healthva state thase of
chi'thood snd youib, so Chat paG.a' who 1aya
used the GrdefenbeTg Compangs Uterine Coih9h-
con cannot sufficiently express their gratitude for
the relief afforded Redncton x Co. Agents.
4l6 and 4l8 Front street. san Francisco
Fan Francisco, March o. 1867 ayi2Ius
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

DEATH OF An EMINENT J0URNALIsr.-ln the
death Of Henry c. Watson, who for the past four
or five years has been the leading writer on the
editorial staff of the Sacramento Union, the press
of the State has lost Of its ablcSt and most
useful members, and the cause OF liberty one OF
its truest and most efficient advocates. Mr.. Wat
son was born in Baltimore, and was educated IN
printing Office. passing from the - case 10 ed
itoral duty, for which he exhibited an early and
uncommon talent. He acquired a high reputa-
ton as a journalist before coming 10 this State
in 1861 70 ioin the staff upon the Cnion. OF
which he has been the chief editor since the re-
tirement of Mr. Epson, in 1868. No man has
more largely contributed to promote the welfare
of the State and to confirm it in steadfast loyal
ty, than he, by untiring and unoslentatious la
Dor in his vocation; and his sudden demise at
the early age of thrty-seven years will be gem
orally and Sncely mourned.-C0ntrd Costa Ga-
The CHINESE ssSralKE THE Chinese and
Mongolian race generally are said to be good at
imitation. They have given fresh proof OF It
on the Central Pacific Railway, where they have
followed the example of the Chicago, ST. Louis
and San Francisco strikers, and all knocked of
work. John, however, goes faster than his Cau-
casian brother. who was content with an addi-
tion of twenty-five per cent. on the price OF an
hours work he demands increase of $40 per
month in wages and fifty per cent in time
Theirs "
of the Central Pacific Company, at an average
of $50 per month, working twelve hours per day
They demand $40 per month and eight hours
only for days work This amounts to raise
of Just seventy-fve per cent. II they carry
their point it will cost the Company Sos, 700
per month, or $50, 600 per ysar,-Alta.
THE TRINITY JOURNAL maniiests slight eleva-
ton of its dander but is too wise paper TO
commit suicide, and too good one to be lost
with indifference. The salubrous winds from
Mount Bally will cool the JOURNAL head after a
while-4mericdn Fidy.
The JouRNAL's head is perfectly cool, thank you
Moreover. our rest is not disturbed by having as
bed-felloys the q subsidized scoundrels and
,ide-land swindlers the Flag used to talk SO
much about.
MIGHTY THIN CRowD.-The Flag in its highly
grandloquent account of the Union ratihcatlon,
says there were 1000 people present. Now as
Union Hall does not bold 1000 ordinary people,
we have come to the conclusion that 10 have
packed 1000 persons in il they must have been
a mighty thin crowd of people.-Dramdtfc Chr.
CEASED PUBLICATIoN.-The publication OF the
Wilmington Journal has been discontinued, leav-
ing the Los Angeles Republican the organ of the
Union party in that county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06
INDIAN MATrERs.-We are in receipt ot the fol-
lowing letter relative TO Indian matters:

loving letter relative 10 Indian matters:
SourH FoaK July l. 1867
FRIEND G0npOS Il have been observing how
these Indians are managed, and have come to the
conclusion that there win not b. any peace for
this part of the country until the troops are re-
novel from Fort CASTOR. have talked with "A
number of gentlemen, aud thrF all have come to
the same conclusion, ana say they would sign a
petition to that affect, The Indians know that
so long as the military occupv Fort Castor the
exasperated citizens viii not be allowed to hurt
or interfere with them And So long as Major
Bowman commands there h. VIII prevent any
chastisemcnt Of those Indians One or two we'll
conducted raids iuto that rendezvous would en-
tirely settle the Indian troubles in this part OF
the country. II those troops were stationed at
different points around the reservation. with or
dcrs to kill all Struggling Indians. they would be
Of some service, but as they are they are 10 pro-
lection TO this section. CASTOR has been an III
Ger of the worst kind, and viii continue to be so
So long rs il remains
The Agent or the commanding officer has quite
n number of Indians ont looking after = Frank,
bat they take good care not to find him, and,
Judging from nv knowledge of The iIoopa tribe,
do not believe they ever Will find him. 1t is
the impression of outsiders that . Frank Is
supplied with rations from the Reserve; that
other Indians carry them to his party 50 that he
is not obliged to commit any depradatons until
they get ready to take some place that is well
supplied with ammunition and clothing.
Yours &c, j.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06
REDINGTON'S
flaboring 4:rtl.aGts

are made from E'r.cSh {TE.Uitss. E,ch
bottle holds twice as much as any other
brand in the market. consequently they
are the cheapest ard the best
Bssg" Sc no other.
HEDINGTON * co. ~ 'ts
for the Pacific coast
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06
THE LATE Noxlyarrox yos Govvvvo.

me LATE NoMISATIoS FOR GovERyon-Tbe re-
suit Oh the recent State Convention at Sarra
mento, must fill the minds of every lover of Lin
cry ana Freedom with serious anxiety. if not
aoSo'ute alarm. Who that has read the
seFerai reports of the dongs os that Convention
ana know the Juggling, chicanery and wrong
pac''eed upon the people, but must mourn the
ueeeheracy OF the times and blush to think that
peopie that claim 10 be free will submit to such
olctauon and wrong. We ask with all due de-
ference to political custom if such action is
DInaing upon the Union voters of this State :?
Does tue action of few men, simply one hun
ored and fifty, nearly all of whom are directly
ot ihulrectiy expectants of office, compel freemen
70 vote as they dictate? Shall one hundred and
hily control sixty thousand, or thirty thousand
UT even ten thousand II such is the case then
tney can be controlled by fifty ten ave one, for
ior the late result proves that one man dctation
anu thls man the candidate for the Goverouship,
ana rule and control the mass Had the result
been attained by the free and unboucht will of
the citizens Of the several districts. those who
are not expectants of Office there would be no
cause OF alarm but in the late action OF the
convention the peoples real will was set aside
and disregarded, and partizans who are Office
seekers, spollsmen, have notninalIy assumed the
power and claim the right to speak for the peo-
pie Ihls solemn question now comes home TO
tue people. VIII they submit to such a dIcta-
ton viii they calmly submit to the woke of
custom and be led up TO the ballot box and COM
peIIed by that custom to vote for those they have
said were not ht men to rule over US Or dare
they shake OIL the oppressor's hand and break
from the shackles of a miserable custom aud
rally like reemen and declare and maintain their
liberty, by voting only for men who are worthy
freeman ballot. Already the political hori-
zon looks lowering; cloud no bigger than the
hand Is seen, YET from it comes the murmuring
sound oi thunder and bright flashes of the fork
ed lightning are seen. These are the fore
runners OF the coming storm that will surely
clean the political atmos sphere of that poisonous
malaria that has SO long tainted it. and bring
again that life and health of which good men
have almost despaired. No reasonable man can
all so bound to party lines that they will vote
for obnohous men. Already hundreds and thou
sands of Union men of the most earnest kind
have declared that they will not be deceived and
trl1ed with thus, and that they shall not vote ut
all and this feeling IS rapidly gaining ground.
What viii be the result. sholld ten or twenty
thousand men over our State, good Union men
too,l stay away from the polls Here lies the
danger, and Il beho0veS those who have placed
our State in this dangerous condition to act now
speedily, before it is too late :or upon them will
rest the responsibility and the consequences that
VIII follow from a change of the Government of
our State from its present prosperous condition
10 of political misrulc and ruin. - Cl,5rniq
Farmer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06
INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE

OrFIcr or IyrFEHAL Revenue,
Fifth District, Cal
Santa Rosa. June !, 1861. J
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
receive and determine appeals relative to eT-
roneous or excessive assessments made ana taken
by the Assistant Assessor Of this DISTRICT LOT
annual list Of taxes for the year lo1'
All appeals shall he made IN wrunS' ana w'It :
be transmitted to this Office through the once 81
,I'. on,alI,nt resides. on or before the 10th day
Of June, 1861. (see Section 39-act approved
July l3th, 1866. rr1,cnv
[. S. Assessor 5th District, Cal -5--l
tThe above should have been pnbNshed ias'
week but was not received at the Office OF the As
sstant Assessor in time
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

Sole Agents ior The P.ciGe Goa
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06
REDINGT0N & cos
Essence CT Jamaica Ginger !

"a Th;+ valuable rraH.rl';oa. co-t:aia- in
highly couccu'iatoI toeu al tu- properties Of
tie Jamaica Ginger, bas hocoa. oae ct 1aa=.
popular dome tie remedies tot all disease o.. the
stomach and digestive organs.
rs a toaic. it vii. Le found invaluable 70 all
persons recovering irom De- .hty. whether no.
duccd by fever OF otherwise. g, bill, !; imaaIt-
to the ystcm al tie glow aul '-or IL can De
produced by wine or brandy, ii !. entirely free
from the reactioaory efforts that follow tile u
Of spirits Of any kind
1t Is also an eHcfllent remedy for females Who
suffer from difficult mems traati9n. giving alaa
immediate relief to the spasms l4at SO .ucr,-
IS accompany that period.
1t gives immediate relief 70 Nansoa. caused ~
riding in a railroad car. or ly es-s.eau.=s or
other causes. II is also valuable 81 fa c.'oraat
application for Gout, Rheumatism N,ustle e.a etc.
EEDE1GTJ.7' 6 &C..
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-05-25
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