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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-05-16

BUTLER.-A Washington correspondent says
of Ben Butler go His method is wonderful. He
has more Congressional business brought to him
from outside parties, and from all parts of the
country, than any other five men in Congress
All this is carefully classified and recorded to
be referred to at a moments notice, and his
speech recently was the work in detail of proba-
bly, twenty or thirty men, each carting up some
fact or inference, while he, like confident arch
itect put it together and hewcd it into shape.
Here in Washington he is surrounded with al
most full company of adherents They bring
him news search out records and authorities for
him, do copying and errand-running, carrying
threats and inducements, and, in short, increase
his power by virtue of that law which Ben.
Wade quoted the other day The more you kick
that breed of hounds the more they cling to
vou'"
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-05-16

GRAYDLY SPoKEX.-That profound lawyer and
cxpounder of the constitution, Daniel Webster,
once paid the following tribute to woman =
- May it please your honor, there is nothing
upon earth that can compare with the faithful
attachment of n wife; no creature who for the
object of her love, is so indomitable, so per-
severng, ready to suffer and die. Under the
most distressing circumstances woman's weak
ness becomes mighty; her timdity becomes
fearless courage; all her shrinking and sinking
passes away, and her spirit acquires the firm
ness of marble-adamantn frmness-when cir
cumstances require her to put forth all her ener-
gies under the inspiration of her Affections
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-05-16

USKIND.-Referring to the fact that Montpom-
ery's California Express has been located at Mar
tinez, the Stockton Independent remarks that
Alexis uprising q is as ominous as grave dig
ger at his labors -
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-05-16

BRICK PoMERoY's advertisement for Confed-
crate flag, to hang in his sanctum, does not meet
with universal favor among his Southern friends.
The Petersburg (yirginia) Inder snubs him in
the following fashion -" We doubt the propri-
ETY. of sending a flag to man who did not 60 to
it, We haven't much respect for this after-the-
battle fervor."
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-05-16
Weekly Trinity 5onrmal.

As- County Warrants and GreenbseLss taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
To soldiers the service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-05-16

BLACK on SEwARD.-Judge Black in his letter
to the President, Withdrawing as counsel, says
Seward and the thieves whose interests he has
guarded so faithfully, welcome to the short
lived victory they have won."
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-05-16

ACCORDING to the Los Angeles Ne~s Ferguson,
the cattle dealer, was murdered within two miles
of the San Jacinto Ranch, from the proprietor of
which-Don Manuel Ferres-he had just pur-
chased band of cattle
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-05-16

WOMAN is a delusion," said crusty old
bachelor to witty young lady. Sand man is
always hugging some delusion or other" was
the quick reiort.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-05-16

Mich Cows.-An exchange pertinently re-
marks :-'' We bill sticking up on fence
yesterday, informing the people that fine milch
COW was lost. We enter an infiamatory protest
against the use of that word 'milch.' Why use
it? Would you talk of the milch of human
kindness Not very frequently. How would it
sound to hear one speaking of the milch of the
cocoa nut? 1t would cause the hearer to snick-
er louder than thunder. Then why talk about
mich COWS? Quit it,
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-05-16
Weaveryjlle, Saturday, May Is, 1863

&4- San Francisco Agency.-San Francisco mer-
chants business who desire advertisements In
serted in the TRINITY JOURNAL, informed that L. T.
FISHER GO Washington street. is Agent and that he
alone is authorized business for this paper
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-05-16

A MIsTAKE.-Charles to the altar led the lovely
Jane, and to her fathers house returned again,
where to convey them on their wedding tour,
already stood a brilliant coach and four. When,
10 the gathering showers at once descended,
clouds and warning winds contended this
moves him not, but in he hands his bride, and
seats himself enraptured by her side; when
thus, to cheer the fair one, he begun: :" hope
we soon shall have little SUM-" But she, to
whom the weather gave no pain, who needed
not the blast pattering rain, but most about
her future state bethought her, replied: " My
dear, I'd rather have daughter"
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-05-16

AN UNEXPECTED REcRUIT.-We find the fol-
lowing paragraph in the editorial columns of the
late Senator from Oregon, is among the many
Democrats who have avowed their intention to
support General Grant for President"
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-05-16

IHE ejectment suits commenced in the Sacra-
mento District Court cover nearly two pages OF
the Lnion
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-05-16

THE DEMOCRATIC MAN.-Hon. Jas. A. Johnson
has been re-nominated for Congress by the Chiv-
airy of this district. The Nevada Gazette gives
him the following notice 80 Dr. James A. John
son, the learned horse-doctor, who pronounces
the word negro as if spelt 'niggra, has been
re-nominated for Congress by the Democracy of
the Third District. He is just about as good a
Congressman as Haight would be President.
johnson is not bad fellow after all. He is stu
pid, but not vicious
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-05-16

THE Elerator, organ of the colored people and
conducted by Africans, says in its latest issue:
90 O,1v think of it. We Democracy Governor
uo;obt the representative Of the anti-Chinese
element % presiding at Chinese festival, hobnob-
hing with Chih Tajen, Sam Wap and others. o
t,mnorai o mores! What.is this world coming
60
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-05-16

In Germany, when paper says anything
witty, they kill the editor; and not one editor
has been killed there for two hundred years.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-05-16

SPARE TEE BIRps.-A certain insect'iays 600
eggs, but single tomtt will destroy 100 ,0O9
eggs in year. swallow deyours SAB insects
in a day, eggs and all. A sparrow nest
found to contain 700 pairs of the upper wings Of
the cock -chafer, though ether food was procur-
able in abundance. So spare the birds.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-05-16

ApJurAxT-GExERAL GEO. S. EVANS, whose term
of office has just expired has been presented
with magnificent solid silver set, consisting of
one cake basket one pitcher, sugar-bowl, SUI
gar-sifter, Said strawberry dish, aud preserve
spoons, all of the most exquisite and beautiful
workmanship
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13
Ga III tteterbfnn6 Pin Werfi
Gertitsuus fuIst)

G5 1T neuerotno5 elm @erlu9 IN,
@onBreB 9euta@t tpprpen, aus Dem Yer,
fton6eelebe bic 8etimmu1s gu entfernen,
oaB Sploatentpittper lire penfo1 Yerlie>
rem tpen>t iie ,pieoer beiratben. MQein
bic COMMITTEES, at welde bieler @pr19laa
pertpielet1 puroe, bat iebt 9e9e,1 benielben
bert@tet, runb IS miro betut alien bleibeu.
-Brtd ppueroy's Blatt, BET 2a@ro6e
rDemttrat", erfldrt bte 8unces9epalt
babe ,wdbrenb bes &rieses purd ati@of,
fun9 Der Srlaperei NIT etneu, collage
fir 5000 Mliu. probuttipen @~teentbun1s
nbgei&aft. unit ts ftt besbalb ni@t u1ebr
ale re&t unp .biQis NIT einert 3up,iten
S@!agt aud cte gan3e 8uubesi&ulp ;u
fret&eu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13
@ebr. @intuB II. Dunbar's.
Seutmc 8omf
Wi((ius Bros. & Oun6Qr,


~. VarI @tnnn@pta.
mir aberuebmeu ..bte Beforsuns aaer suna Ban.fa&
%see0rtsea 1eladfte, uns 3rar Ss.sussueife:
l.. Mn1abn1e BON DepoTten.
stt,: sSat sssss:ftss xsastsang: III sssfasnss ses s.:
Stleer sereateu mir 6 grrsent Snterefen.
2. @elo>@e6}el.
fen rtr Rets gum Eases-Guurie.
3. Mntauf u1c @erfauf BON Bed]eln.
gsn suten Sanauters.F trnea auseeaeute De4ie1t5u.
af ab ift s] sas . 1%eisssl GSts + Y sn} s = @ssssnsett 1ssssn.
s@fss; z S:s!Fs!sss ;; i ss =; .sSt: ~ sss s. s; S ssss's' sss
Nua6burs, 8aisl 8erlin 8rensn, Go6sI,
Goblen; @6ln, Granffurt a. 81, 2eip.
ste,, 9onbon, Mannbeim, Mundeu,
Nirnbers, Strabburs, Stuttgart rter.
@ten, It.
4. Ginsiebuna BON @elpe:r.
g1tt b%siSrsen bag G%eqetttreu ssu Nuteu nno sasls-
asSs'nsa 9 ans III aTt s Ssei Stastsn H. 1 1s -; IL ss:s Sstt ssa
pte!e, 81: @uuuna&ten, @er;tat ss.urtuubeu Sob
sssi@etas e; tssslsen wtr felbf, un:es 9asanttrnns sts
%fe%th;;sm,t.etstf On une sei'rse1 bic e0afa!arti@e o.
Per Ssssng: egg aasr snrs ans tn eusopa etnae,sse.
VaIb aus.
5. I~us3abluna Don @elbern,
Der @eeeuuertt Spu Betrd aeu, Medic INNS ,rn anrs
Der aussat1uns IN Deuti9 Lamb uSer Ser S9pets auptt
tsaut pereeu, lafen mtg ben, felba IN sen eutles.nfen
feHeen uue tsuuen nnlere @uftrasseber Sic Gutttuugcu
%eerlelben ietner 3ett tn Gupfans ntbmeu.
s. gerfauf Don pa7aee sS9efnen
sur usberfatrt BON Bremen, -Samturs uub etsersspI
Sulans.Y aHasefdetne sur Retie Svu Neu-gorf t:s tt,
PAUL " uteortsfen p~retfeu.
Z. Be;ablune BON Eoren
II teoeni 3tetle ses Staates, Nutauf uss gsr,auf DOE
9runsetsenttu seseu Gomntffpa ,e. ,e,
8. Beretntate>S taaten Bpnee
auer art, ais 5-2Oer, 1O-4Oer unS 7-3Oer taufen uat
~rertaufen utr gum Iuses-Guurfe.
0ebrIper Wiuius unp Dunbar,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13
Rt6pIS, Dean unb s o

u i'd lS, Dean nub So.
Gnsros-pdnbler tn
Gi|ens, Stabl= urp Ble1> Waaren,
Oefen uuo Nferserdibi@afteu>
Sdutecez, Ttldler> unp Suffer @erf,
3en8en, platttrten @aareu
unS alerlei
3u&eu8eratteu.
Sei@dftsaet@eu Jun Hmbof.
Drttte StraBe, St.YauL Itrn.
2ln412
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13
Gaipar Setrlefn,

NJ E r C. H A n TT A " O R
unt
Udrhe,,
Satlpn 5,r;se> 3ptlpsn Dr'tte uns 2erse,
st. paul, Minn.
Rauft unb pertauft a!te urb neus Rlstoe.,
unb 1Gubert. renosirt u. firbt eitftlb.n aufi
Bette. COB
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13
Observation-Disclosures.

Ser Wnterset&nttt Bat Sic Mee1tur fur Sc na9Rttt
benamten Observation-Disclosures: Gantpu Sweep StaA
les, Cafes Dref&n'ai4tuen. mOus,9 @elirater. Weeb's
M RisSS'se @ @eass n'9 aaS &g %sysr too ,' 1BStIa atSssr @ uni
Me suse .Budepe" two Wteel Gtewer, ereelacr Drrs.
Der, Beaver Dan. 9rpab Gat Sdemai9tne, pulRdubtees
Adjournment uon YRaeen, Raetue Wdgeu. Gin srpe n
Experiment BON Grtra:M af3tuen' EtetI.u ftr Reps's
6. &. M1esntr,7 =
9 BelIepld.1sI
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13
@t6ttg fir Tarmer!
mtnneaoplt8 Sci muble,

Der llntsr,eidnete 1T entidlphen, In Minneapolis cine Sel.
Mlub1e AT errtdten, ipet6e nit auen mpoernen Ginrtbtuuaen
Der eben, BEN, gepiirfaiB entiprtdt, @tnnei ua NIT allen Nrteu
Sel sn %perlpraen.
s. ereett tesbalb btee Gtnlabuns an ale 1arnter ~fiinfttses
%Srubiabr tbre Selber nit Selfrl6ten su befelen, unb f6 ben,
9nbau BON &eps, SLABS, Wpbn unb @pnnenblu,
III en- 3u ptbmen.-0OnS amereiea tuerben bic befen Auali>
titsn Sun Gurupa be3uset unb isesrt Sarnter. Der id benz lu'
gerlansen bic %nStbisen Sdmereten ba;u seiteut. 81 sibt ba,
fir mad Der Grnte umr bic eleite AnSatl sen 8ui6sln Surid.
SIR bu l1eberiduB ertdlt er bt tb9fe1 Gbtcasp Warttpreis.
~ St iplnf6t benz Sartner ebenfaas %an;usetset, bns aud
bic nptbtsen WfaIbinen befeQt fnb, s%ern1ittelit melber Sla9s
unS Sanf su auen n5sltdet 3peden o%erarbeitet perben tanp
unb mdren lpntt ben Yrpbucenter bic Mittel an bic 9anb 90
ssben ale Itsue ibrer Yrooutte su ~perratben.
g. S@ettltn H. MtuneappIt8.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13
0r. s. @ebelfdbt,

bpaSopatt1@tf Mr3t,,
Office Ste Str., Iber Shapes Gileu. 1aubIuus.
WObuune Gde 10. snb Neeter Straee.
@~pr:&euubtu apt{@en II uub 3 llbr Na&us.
Gfebeabd balte i'd tutl&e Berte, fopte IRE
bt3iuer gun. priuat' nub Garuilteueebrdu@ uni
Or. @autbtrs 9tie,ar1t fit &aubleute gum Ders
tanj. 405i
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13
3en3tuS u. &aude,

9dnbler 1T pianus, Muital{& den Snf,urnex.
leu, Soften unb @aretbmatertalten.
~ Aaetntee Neenttn fur Bic berabrnteu .,D<ber
Dtanps", axsf<eeA& ~Ser.auft IN ben &taseusteu
In New.Sprt City.
~ uatsrrt&t auf issem sufrumsnte utre ertset1t n.
ptanus werbea seRtuunt uuter Observation-Disclosures.
Der Bebteuun0.
Guntest Sal, Ste etrase, aase ser Pot : otkee. Ct
D1u1, HRtna. bee. 452
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13
Gapttpl @au8,

Capitol &au8,
DeutI9es @af> unb Boarding : 9aus.
&de Der @abafbau un5 ueunteH @traBe,
pom Sulta8 @eYl.
Dtefes fpebeu tn ben. Rexen @ebdube, benz Capitol &C.
aeuhber, errt4tete Gtabltfeut ent btetet ben aeebrten Ga.
Zen au6er ber freuublt&feu Debieuuns I'm Nueenetueu
,,Das befe Bier sen 3asfen far. unb rein
"Mnb fonf,gen e%abetraTt, tespaelt uab fstu.
,,Gtsarreu, famusl 0laub., Zeutf&e. u.etnen
gDcrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13
@Qrben Gttp @0u6,

Ueuti@e5 WaItz unb Boar61no . Aau6,
ode bsr 4t;n une %Gn1innsiota- 5traee
ct. paut, M!nx.
1pn 6enrg 8pdenfeIo,
Disles Eosben non ra'r eE6fnste Il. anf's Saus
ber1s rne Deausr:Te ein aez;9tets GAIT urs
Bcar5inataas acnibrt 5rsncen n;s:Rcneanae.r
bi,uns I5erbaupt. Sd e%ntpfeb!e oo0slbs bier.
nit bsissrs oens sssbrssn beutlasn vublitun.
6enry Bpdenfelb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13
@6marb 0reblDw,
Tabrtfant BON unb 5Gnbter

Gabrilant BON unb 9inbter In
m6beIn II. Experimentation,
@aut GentrE Wtnn.
MQe Sprten W}Sbeln unb S9retner= Mrbeiten, Gdau &d1en
@ewebrddfte, &iaoerpasen &c. ~betanbis an 5ano unS au1
BefeQung senadt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13
Gmmert & Shwet3er,

eagle @trabs, cat. waul, ieht Ben. esebrten gu-
blitun, ~ieberscit 3u Dtenfen NIT aussess;&net:m
2agerbtsr bonn beten @ebriu, fir ieoen gebarf
unb gum biuis1en Yretie, rno ea1pReblt bieru:it
ibr Gabrifat befens ben eeebrten Wbnebraern tn
@tabt uub Qdub,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13

y @uleu fxb rad BET u~turgeI6utaHen Gag
0dpeneer, BE nd pom 6ftl1e Ter 4ett&en nj
rtn+ Me4utt3 bat &autpYreu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13

mtnnefpta $au8,
Dsutjass @ais unp 8uaretn9*3dns
& BON 8err1ann 0trfler,
Minneapplis Winn.
Dem beuti@en Vublitur. hermit bic erssbeat
An3etgs, bab ID n1ein reu einseri&tete9 3aus
NIT allen, Comfort fit bic ettbrten @dte aat's
Boufpmmenfe oerieben unb fets barauf balten
perbe, mir ben BetfaQ Don 3ofgdnsern uub
Gintebrenben bur@ anssnebuss 2ogis, cine
potlper1ebne Iafel uno Die freunblt&ae Beoie.
rung ~ ~gepinnen. Sir ben Nusipauu babe ID
brr6 bte beRe @taIluua se,orot. 392
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13
Oentibe 8erf6erunas:

Oentibe Nerf6erun9s:
a9entur
BON @eter 2bueieer.
Office: Gfe Der st peter unb 9. S.rase.
Dohtpr: SO. 22t.
Der unterset6nete emsfsbtt H6 bant geetrteu yuStt-
funa ais Neeut far adt Der befen Ser lid erure saefeu-
faafteu bes Qanbes unb baruuter tc Netna, 5artforb,
pt6nir unb Rpdfprb.
Sn allen BON tim auf eenpm am d erruser wtrq
bic er66te Dauttlt4te tt uub Reeuitdt tepbahet.
44O Omit &erer Sd,neiner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13

Se erItl ". - W " II, {. OuNt.
-prins Nappleon 1T aus Baben, 100 er
benz bortt9en @~rpbberspg etner 8elu9
ab9eltattet bat> bier an9efommen unb Don
pem Sail er Gran; Soiepb freunoli9 emf
pfansen wproen ; er bate NIT 2ebterem
cine eebetute &uflpra9e. Der 3wed
Der Mtlion beS Yrinsen 1T unbetannt.
Die Observation-Disclosures oeS&ei@ta9s
bat ben @eieBent>uurf an9enpmmen> mo-
na9 ale Staat6l 9ulpen, nit Musnabme
De5 2ptterte Mnleben6, funpirt meroen
lpuen; Der 3inSfub fir bic funotrte
S@ulp 1T III benz @eleB auf 5 pro. fetz
9elebt; aud mtrp bur9 palelbe cine
@puponteuer BON 'etnem bpben 8etrase
perfast.
8raunf@wetn 10. Mat:-Da6
biei1ee EasM. beri9tet mad Gr3dblun9en
ron &eilenpen, tab Bel Dem beftisen @e>
tpitter ant leBten Spnnta9e BEL 86rBum
Is S9afe, bet @teneuburg Der S9dier
1ammt {etnem 9unre uno BET @plDDrbe
auf ieinent Mderlanb ber tprtiee 81 9<
lerneilter &enefe pom 8!ise er19laaen
fno. Der SAL in Galp6ree 1T nod ba
bur9 u,erfmlrbtg, bab benz @etrofenen
bereits III frlberen Sabrrn etn Blibfrabl
Der i'm berlbre, oteSprade ratxt, pel9e
inbeb mad unb mad tpiepertebrte.
5tettin Is. Mat.-5ier If etne
arobe Geuersbrunf auSeebrc9en. Die
|Spiritus@ Gabrttrn @tablbrs unp N9t6d<
forth uRb Rablpf, in @an3eu Is.
@runbfade, ftnb perni&tet; nan 3dblt
n1ebrere 1obte. Der S9aben miro auf
cine babe Miuion eeladbt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13

llECtubWutoIut pt1louIlWltH uuo ptUl
Baano entfieben unc tn feline @rme su'
rddfebren perpe.
Did uno tur;, beslsttet NIT etnen1
Undergraduate, toelhes Elm bretter 2eber=
slrteI uu1Bab, NIT eineu, b,eitra7cteen
6ut teeedt, maro oa5 ie@de pbanton
Elm rueuiB Dor ben Anberu, mte Der @bef
ees un,ernebmens, aufseRtlt.
Du uerbtenf bie(e Gbre. laete Nsofin
au benz Strobterl. patrtar@ ber 9anp>
fra6e, Neaor bes Anfuus, l1lYGes bes
Breaetiens unb bes MeGersl 9roee.
2artpalotte, t,eia Meifer uno Gdtrsr.
Du. BET mid aufnabu1 unter Die @ttter
ber Na@t uuo aus Den, (@d@truen 36a>
ling eintu trefRt&eu Baubtten unaat.
@ie piel quite 2ebreu babe i@ bur@ Did
enpfane.n-wie tonntsR Du bas me0er
1dwin9en @ebbalb uau6teF Du Rer<
ben III BEN. fnferu 2o@e, por 6uneer
Rerbeu. als be Ause6aee ale belebt mo-
reu uunb bic 6dldet bod nt@t etulubrtus
"a. paate1. benr1 tper tdttte ben 25wen
ii fetner 6bble au3uentfeu peru,u&t =
nod ftrbeub bate e nod feds ober fsz
ben Rerle nit cen Taser oper 3dbnsn
III Stlde Aert0en.-Dt& babe i'd l1n>
plrpteer au6erpdblt- fibre bteie tinet.
btloetsn 9ruppert, bteit Bpeell@eu&en,
@eipeuftr BET Gapft,n, mel@e mir per,
loren boben-fe merbeu mie BET tcbte
y @uleu fnb rad ber utureesa6utifHen 6ase
Cs{penter BE f& bou1 6leti4e Der 9ett$en NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-28
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Sunday evening an Euglishman named DAILY
was arrested near Richmond charged With as
saultipg .Ir. H. R;yes Pollard. Dir. DAILY who
was employed as a ditcher on MIR. Pollard s
nIace, alleges that Mr.. P attempted to shoot
him down, while be was unarmed with Colt
revolving rifle, and that he Wrested the rifle
room his hands and beat him with it, across
the head and shoulders in self defence. DAILY
was bound over to keep the peace Tor year.
Mr. ?. was already under bonds. vi.
& The Richmond Dispatch says: AT q meet
ing of the friends OF the proposed Radical paper
held at late hour on Tuesday night, the pros
meet presented for the enterprise was truly
gloomy. A contest is going on between the
"vorking Republicans and the capitalists
for the mastery, and neither seems disposed &c
Weld. Nothing definite was decided upon al
this meeting.
William West is under examination III MOI.
folk county on the charge of assassinatlDg David
p. Smith. There was quarrel between them
abott some business affair, and in addition the
testimony devolves suspicion that there were
improper relations between the accused and
the wife of the deceased. -.
A man claiming to be named George Wash
ington Goodwin, committed rape On the per
son of little girl about ten years old, neal
Milton on Tuesday last He was arrested ano
brought on the night train and lodged IN the
Charlottesville jail on Tuesday night.
1t is said by some that the tobacco crop IL
this State will be the largest raised since 1860
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-28
WASHINGTON, UNIVERSITY, MED1-
w CAL DEPARTMENT., BALTIMORE. NJ D.
NHAGIIlIlY

Rev. Thomas t. BOND, NJ. D., President.
&. G. M. Roberts, I'll. d., LID, Emeritus
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Dt Woman
and Children.
Charles w. Chancellor, If. D., Professor o
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
j. T. Logan, NJ. D, Professor OF the Princi
pies and Practice OF Medicine.
Harvey l.. Byrd. NJ. d., Professor Of Ubatct.
Nj Martin p. Scott, NJ. d, Professor Of the III
sensea of Women and Children.
Edward Warren, NJ. D., Professor Of the
Principles and Practice of Surgery. ."
John +. Monmonier, NJ d., Professor Of
Physiology and General Pathology.
j. j. Moorman. NJ. d., Professor Of Medical
Jurisprudence and Hygiene.
Francis Il. Miles, MD, Professor Of Micro.
scopic Anatomy and Practical Physiology.
Joseph K. ClAgett NJ. u. Professor OF Mate
rim NJ edica and Therapeutics.
Clarence Morit, NJ d., Professor Of NJ odicnl
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
John n. Monmonier, NJ D., Demonstration
of Anatomy.
The next regular session Of Washington Uni
yersty will begin on Thursday, the first day oil
October and terminate on tho 22d day OF Feb
ruary, 1869.
One Beneficiary Student from each Congress
sional District Oi tho late SlaV0h0lding States Is
annually received in this institution, precedonce
being given to wounded and disabled soldiers.
In addition to q Daily Clinic Of the most sat
sfactory character, this Institution has attach,
ed to it Hospital of i!s own, in which every
possible facility is afforded for acquiringa .rac-
lical knowledge Of Medicine and Surgery.
BY Il recent contract with the proper author
tiles, the Sealnan's Hospital of the Port OF Bal
timore has been placed exclusively under the
control Of the Faculty Of Washington Univcr-
sity
Anatomical Material is abundant
A Prize of One Hundred Dollars will be Civ
en- for the b. st Thesis presented by 2 candidate
for graduation.
Fees-Matriculation S.; Dissection, $40 ;
Professors, $l20; Graduation, $40; Beneficiary
S35 for each session.
For additional information address the sub
scriber care of Postofice Box !, 2G7, Baltimore,
Md. JOSEPH P. LOGAN, MD,
aug 28-2awtO5 Dean Of the Faculty.
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THE Spot N THE Subtitle existence of a
large spot in the disc of the sun was mentioned
about ten days ago, and Mr. ". S,GiIman, .jr.,
sends us this morning photographic sketch OF
the appearance Of this spot, and says that he
made the sketch at Kew Haven with nine
inch glass having magnifyiog power OF 300
Gilman adds that this was the most remarka-
bly, sun spot he ever saw. The length Of the
SPOT was $500 miles, the black portion extend
ing ior24 900 miles, or to give a more familiar
idea 81 lis magnitude, two planets, each as
large as cur earth, could have been enguIted
within this chasm without squeezing. The
periphery 81 the central spot was notified
with h'acl, and gray dots-N. I. Post
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The STATE Journal. The Richmond En-

! HE ,JTATE JOURNAL. HE hlrhN0nd En-
auirer OF yesterday says:
1t was stated yesterday, on what was consid-
cred good authority, that the scheme OF re-
moving the Alexandria State Journal to this
city had been renewed, and that arrangements
had been effected by which the removal would
take place in short time. The editor Of the
paper was here at the Grant ratification meet
ing and, we learn decided to accept the terms
offered him and bring his type, fixtures Nc,
to this city and publish his paper here. The
money subscribed to start a new paper will be
devoted 10 pushing forward this paper.