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The President OF the Ward requests each OF the
members of the above committees to be punctusl
at their precincts at as early an hour as possible.
-. -, J. Z. r. TAYLOR,
+ - :; y Secretary Ward 6.
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r4R SPECIAL POLICE.

The unpromising aspect Of affairs, and
utter inability Of the police force to pre-
serve order, made it necessary to swear in
specials, and yesterday morning Captain
Hendricks called for volunteers on the police
force. The Guardhouse was Immediately be,
sieged by crowd Of colored men, who were ad'
mhted one by cne, and their names taken down,
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HEADQUARTERS SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA.
ApJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA July 2ith, 1871.
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a
We have in our possession written order, ad-
dressed to Mr.. Getty, the master OF the Aims.
house, calling for .'sonse grtst and some mo-
iasSesn This order-is dated March is, 1871, and
Is signed by Aldermen Robt. Howard, who Is,
Also one Of the commissioners Of the Almshouse.
It is not Alderman Wall, I'VE tAke all that back,)
who gets his grist from the city mills-mils
which do not grind slowly when alder men are
concerned. But whose grist9 Is 1t stolen from
the. city direct, or from our suffering poors Mr..
Getty or Alderman Howard will please reply
49, NEW OFFENCE.
: Saturday evening white man was ar.
rested by Captain Hendricks on the charge
of dogging aud following the captain, and Con-
STABLES Hubbard. Garrison and Coates from the
Ribernian Hall to Market street. For this offence
he was hurried t2 the Guardhouse, and upon
searching his person slungshot was found upon
HIM. BE was brought before the Mayor yester-
day morning. and turned over to o trial Justice
for prosecution. His offence is something new,.
and the trial justice WILL no doubt, scratch his
head to find out in what particular the majesty
OF the law has been offended. citizen has
walked up Meeting street b.hind the chief OF
police and his constabulary hangers on. be Is
not even charged with an attempt to strike or IN.
terfere with these august personages, but they
are sharp, and see lt1n his eyes. 1t Is said that
cat may look at king, but these policemen
and constables throw roy atty in the shade, and
are unable to stand the looks Of free citizen.
COMING IT STRONG.
The managers at first were instructed not
to allow paupers, wso drew rations from
the city, whether residents OF the Aims
house OF not, to vote. sheriff Mackey says
they shall, and so instructed the managers in
Ward yesterday. Election laws, 1t seems, were
not madelo shertis.
THE SPECIAL POLICE.
The unpromiging aspect Of affairs, and
utter inability Of the police force to pre-
serve order, made it necessary to swear IN
specials, and yesterday morning Captain
Hendricks called for volunteers on the police
ALL
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At a meeting OF the citizens Of Ward 8, held
on the evening Of the 9th instant the following
poll committee was appointed:
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Adjourned till 10 O'Clock this morning.
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RHITE MEN, RALLY 10 TIE POLES

President Executive Committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-08

YELLOw FEVER AT BuENos AYREa-
A letter from BucnOs Ayres says: "The
yellow fever Is taking the people off at
the rate Of $50 day. The fright among
the people Is something awful. No nurse
can be had ut any price. liza servant is
taken sick, the whole family clear out;
and in some instances, the closest family
ties arc entirely disregarded. Whole
squares in the southern part ofthe city are
abandoned, and every little town within
forty miles Is overlooking with iugitives.
The few Americans here stick by each
other, and nurse their sick well. We have
lost but one yet, and we buried him last
night. Strange to say, the harbor and
shore are entirely free Of disease. 1t Is
only the air OF the city which seems to be
poisoned; and this comes Of its crowded
population and overlooking, neglected
water.closets and cesspools, The city Is
a white-washed sepulcher."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-08

A MIRACULOUS EscAPE.-The Spring.
field Republican tells this story While
a train on the Boston and Albany railroad
was running at speed Of twenty-five
miles an hour, the, other day, on short
curve between Richmond and State Line,
the engineer noticed a man walking on
the track some distance ahead OF the
train. He blew the whistle and rang the
bell, but did not seem to attract his. atten,
ton. He then made every endeavor to
stop the train, but all to no avail. The
w.catcher struck the man and threw
him in front oil the engine against the
boiler, and there he remained until the
engineer stopped the locomotive, when
the stranger jumped off and put his
fingers to his nose as il 10 say, you
didn't kill nc, did We" The engineer
and fireman took 1t for granted that the
man was dead, and their surprise when
they saw him making up iaces at them
can be imagined. Il was q miraculous
escape; not once in q thousand times
would q person escape death under SINH
lar circumstances.
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Yssa14lu5 49, 80 E-ai1
Nervous Debility,

Thousands suffer from it A weak
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, an
imation or vigor, low spirits, confused
head, weak memory, nocturnal or inyOl-
untary seminal emissions, with loss Of
power and threatened impotence. The
consequence of excuses, overwork or in
discretionS This is Nervous Debility, and
finds q sovereign remedy in Humphreys
Homeopathic SPECIFIC No. Twenty-eight
Thousands have been cured by these sim
pie sugar pills. They tone up the system,
arrest the discharges, dispel the gloom
and mental depression, and reIlveuatc the
system. Price s. for package OF five
boxes and vial Of powder, which isim-
portant in all old long-standing cases, or
81 per single box. Sold by all fiHt-class
druggists, and sent to any address on re.
ceipt of the price. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 582
Broadway, New York. eod6w
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THE GAINESVILLE (o) Courier says: 1.-THE
first narrow.gauge railway thai we. have
seen projected in this country Is in the
adjoining county Of Guernsey. It Is to
be some three or four miles In length, ex-
tending from the @. o. railroad 70 coal
fields southeast Of Cambridge. Major
Rainey Is one of the projectors, . y
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mon sALE-THNT VERY DEsI.

l. RABLR and valuable property belonging
TO the Commonwealth Of Virginia, known as the
Amory Property. The Board of Public Works
Of Virginia, being authorized and required 10
sell the lots and wAter.poWer belonging 10 the
Commonwealth, situated In the cliF OF Rich.
mond, and known As the ARN0RY PROPERTY,
viii offer the same on the premises, at public
auction, on the 18th Of JULY NEXT, at4 r. y.
The payment 70 be made In State bonds, ut par.
and the purchaser allowed 4 credit OF six and
tVelye months from the date Of its approval and
EatlleatiOn BY the next General Assembly.
About one,thtrd Of the property, on the west
ern boond4ry, IL under lease until the LIST Of
July, 1876, 70 Robert Archer & Co., At rental OF
l,boO per annun, and the sale will besubIect TO
This property about SIX acres) adIoins the ex.
tenAlye iron works belonging 70 the Tredegar
Company, bounded on one side by the James
River and KAnAwhR Canal, G22H feet, and the
other Tor Ower) side, ~ feet on James river, the
tall being between the canal and river any feet.
Fan OF property Is now on lle In the oflco OF
The Bard OF Public Works, at Richmond. 70
whom application should 10 made fOr further In.
formation.
BY order Of the Board Of Public Works Of YIr.
ginA. THOMAS Il. DEWITT,
my1-M.' See'y Board Of Public Works
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ONLY one vote was cast against the
Flick Amendment ia Charleston, and the
Parkenburg TTRsi wants the star gazer
Of the oourtr to explain Il he cast Il,
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How to Proceed in the Spring
and Simmer Months to In.
sure New Life, New
Blood, New FigOr.

Purchase two bottles Of HEI.NBoLD'S SAR.
sAPARILLA and one box ofPIILs-Wortht their
weight In gold. No better investment can be
made for 40 small sum.
HELNBOLD'S FLUZD EXTRA CT BUCIU
Has acquired a worldwide fame. All Of my pre-
partitions are meriBorious. A period OF twenty
years has PROVED THIS to be the case.
See remarks made by Benjamin TraTers, +. B.
c, $, Speaking Of those diseases, and diseases
arising from the excess Of mercury, he states that
no remedy Is equal to the Extract Of SArsaparll.
Ia; Its pOwerls extraordinary, more 10 than any
other drug am acquainted with. Its, In the
strietest sense, tonic, with this Invaluable at.
tribute, that It Is applicable 10 state Of the SyS.
TEN so Sunken, and yet 20 irritable as rendUrs
other substances Of the tonic class unavailable
or Injurious,
See remarks Of the great Chemists and Pill men
Of America, VIM. r. Warner 3 Co., IsI North
Third street, Philadelphia, Pa:
II. 7. observation-disclosures Friend: We con.
gratnlate you on having the hAndsomest, and At
the same time MOST EFFECTIVE PILL that We
have ever known for the purpose intended.
wv. P. WARNER q Co.
Ii. T. uRLMBoLD will remark, In conclusion,
that his Remedies are the result Of long and care
fal study. The Fluid Extracts have been before
the public twenty years; the sale Of them in that
time proves their value. An have been beheAttCd
by them who followed my instructions, and to-
day they stand UNEQuALED In the extent Of
their sales, and UNSURPASSED by any MedIca.
ment In the DISpensatory Of the United States,
not excepting single HERR, ROOT, FAINT, or
scientific preparation.
Pharmaceutical I claim all mine 10 he, and
have never patented q Single one.
All STAND on THEIR MERITS.
The Pill / have thought OF offering to the aaiict-
cd for ten years. They arc now peuEeet, and l
shall stake my time, money and fame on their
effectiveness. The inviting style In which the
Pill itself is made, the bottle, label, wrapper-al
show with what care they have been prepared
1900 N@~-AsaNtAf nv nukAhu VI EEUuCu pICIA'
ration will show greater care, and am really
proud Of them. Instead Of the nauseous looking.
earelessly prepared Pills Tended generally and
put uPin wooden boxes, aid made generally or
offered BY those having no experience as physI'
clans, druggists, OF manufacturers OF medicines.
Tcst the medicine offered BY
Yonr obedent servant,
II. T. HEENBOLD.
Crystal Palace Drug store, 5e4 Broad.
way, New York.
Palace Pharmacy, GIlSey House,
BrOadWayand Goth st, New York.
Temple Of Pharmacy, Continental
Hotel, Philadelphia, and 104 south
Tenth st., Philadelphia. |
mySeOdLw
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the BLOOD.

In these months, HELMBoLD' FLUID EX.
TRACT sARsAPARILLA cures all erptionS of
the skin.
HELMBoED'S FLUID EXTRACT sARsA.
PARILLA cures the worst form OF Blood diseases.
HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT sARsA.
PARILLA enters readily into the circulation Of
the Blood.
IIELNBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT sARsA.
PARILLA Beauties the Complexion. All Pow
dcrsa and outward applications destroy the skin,
rendering II harsh and coarse. Look al the skin
of old maids and those that have used such any
length Of time. Ny advice Is to discontinue them
and use HELMDoLD's FLUID EXTRACT sAR.
SAPARILLA. One hottie Is equal in strength
to one gallon Of the sirups or decoctlOns as usu-
ally made; and wine.glAss added 10 pint Of
water equals the celebrated Lisbon Diet Drink.
Try itthIs way. A delightful Beverage.
HRLNBOLD'S Gaia VIDA GRAPE PILLS,
HELltB0LD'S Gaia WA GRAPE PILLS,
A pleasant, safe ana agreeable CathArtIc,
AELNB0LDS CATAR VIDA GRAPE Pills,
Used in all affections where purgatlyc medicine
Is needed.
KELNBOLD'S Gaia WA GRAPEP Pills,
Harmless to child and taken by children.
HELXBOLD'S CATIRBA GRAPE PILLS
supcrccdc MAguesIa, Salts and every other pur.
gauvu.
HELNBOLDS CATAWBA GRAPHITLLS,
Certain in effect and pleasant in operation.
HELMBOLD'S CATAWBA GRAPE PILL
IL not patented Pill.
HELNBOLUS CATARBA GRAPE PILLS
Are composed of CatAwha Grape Juice and Fluid
Extract RhubArb
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-08
N. HOWARD,
ARCHITECT.

Sketches, Designs, Elevations, Sections, PlanS
Details, lSrometrical Projections, POrgpectives
and General Dnughts promptly furnished.
Patent Once Drawing prepared for Inventors
and guaranteed not 10 Be Informal.
Oniee: illMlrket street, one door south Of Ne
Lure Honse. oeti0
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Accommodation traIn Eastward connects at
Warrington with train for Pittsburgh and Stages
ward eonhee1 a WSsSIpStUu- via mo mini
tTal4 fet Httabutgh andstAge foF Monohgahsli
Nail and Accommodation trains Westward
connect At Wheeling with trains East and West
on Baltimore l. Ohio Railroad.
FRED. B. HUBBELL,
Gen'l Manager.
WashIngton. Ps., Apr. n. 1871, mYi
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ORGANTN WEAKNESS


Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons. Lon.
don, Graduate Of one OF tho most eminent col.
legeI In he United States, and the greater part
London, Paris, Philadelphia and clseW6efo. ms
effected some or the most astonishing cures that
were ever known. Many troubled With ringing
10 the head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, baIhinl.
ness, with frequent blushlug, attended some.
Immediately.
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Transportation.
.Hempfeld Railroad.

&RRNR@
NN AND AFTER MONDAY MAY
" 1ss 1871, trDilI willrun as follows daily
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Sir Walter Scott, from whose works
very complete code tor health and con.
duct might be selected, used to say that
GREATNESS Of any kind has no greater Toe
than habit Of drinking This striking
and just remark Is, however, only an
abridgment of one, by Swilt, who pro.
nOunces temperance to be "a necessary
virtue for great men, since It is the parent
Of that case and liberty which are neces.
sAFy for the improvement of the mind,
and which philosophy allows to be the
greatest felicitieS Of life"
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER

~ have secured the services OLA. ]. ADAMS,
one OF the lAte arm Of A. II. Adams d Co., who
vii DO pleased to Bes his old customers at this
house. a.. sCpsS
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Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad Co.
MRAMM
DASSEN GER TRAINS WILL
i run by the following schedule on and amer
December 18th, 1870, Wheeling time:
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TAkE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have INJURED themselves bya certain prac.
tiec, INDUCED In when alone, a habit frequently
learned from eYel companions, or at school, the
effects OF which arc nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, Y not cured, roldCTs marriage I'M.
should apply Immediately.
what pity that young man, the hope OF his
country, tho pride Of his parents, should be
anatehed nom all prospects and enloymenis or
lie BY the consequences Of deNAting from thu
PAIN o. nature, and indulglng In certain %.
cret habit, Such person. must, before contsm.
plating
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-08

In these months, HELMBoLD' FLUID RX.
TRACT sARsAPARTLLA cures all eruptions Of
the skin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-08

Purchase two bottles Of HELNBoLD's sAR.
sAPARILLA and one box ofPIILs-Worth their
weight In gold. No better investment can be
made for 40 small sum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-08

See remarks Of the great Chemists and Pill men
Of America, VIM. r. Warner 3 Co., Ia North
Third street, Philadelphia, Pa:
II. 7. Observation-Disclosures Friend We con
gratnlate you on having the hAndsomest and a
the same time MOST EFFECTIVE PILL that WI
have ever known for the purpose intended.
WV. P. WARNER 4 Co.
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MARRIAGE

reflect that a sound mind and body arc the most
plness, Indeed, without these the jouFnev
through life becomes 4 weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly dATkens 10 the view, the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair aud allied WIN
The melancholy reflection that the happiness az
another becomes blIRhted with onr own
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-04-01
DE DARKEY's DREAM OBJ HEBEN.

1 dreampt I'd lit in de land ob Can-an,
Sky like sundowu wien faint rainin',
do.e rugged in go-ter-meetn breeches.
All fooled round wild grass green stitches:
CHoRus-A An dar was halleluyar-
great big halleluyar;
Gabrul few-de trumpet blew,
An dar was a halleluyari
/ sot on de edge of sweet pertater,
Restin' my feet on yaller tomater;
Wn M #, on orn.staks swingn',
Sky green birds de same was singin':
An dar was IA halleluyar, &c.
Bees swum round on sea ob honey,
settn in buttelcu luokin' berry funny;
Ole white storks, dry pick de cotton,
Alumgaiters' eggs war rotten;
An dar was II halleluyar, &c.
De grey owl danced hey .diddledddle.
IIarpin' on David's sacrl nIiie:
De chickens gobbled ripe plum-grannys,
Fresh baked possum an big bmtnny's:
An dar was halcluyar, &c.
] met gal wild wool ob whiteness,
just de berry pink oh perliteness.
Lookin ut dOins in de new Jerusalem,
Full Ob saints ole's Mathustum
An dar was ii hnlleluyar, &c.
De angels rigged in white alpacker.
An didn't use muffin but de best tubacker;
Dey was all ub de white persuasion,
Up an dressed on ebery 'casiun;
An dar was IA halleluyar &c.
Rams horns toot on de walls oh Zion,
Down ON IL cnmic come Gubrul fyiu';
{ Look yere. nigger dis white folks Heben,
Go up higher whar darkies lib.n'r'
And dar was a halleluja-a.r, &C.
Chicago Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-04-01

GONG THE ROUNDS Once in a while a para
graph or an advertisement appears in some out
of-the-way newspaper that somehow or other
seems to tickle the American journalist, who
sets it going 10 such way that it speedily
travels all over the country. For example -
Some little time since 'broken- hearted woman
as she calls herself, Mrs Laura Hunt, of Broad
albin, Fulton county, New York, notified the
public, through the Amsterdam Mteitigencer,
that her dear husband, Josiah Hunt, had left her
bed and board and strayed TO parts unknown !;
and she forbid all girls, old maids and widows
to NEEDLE with or marry him under penalty of
the law. She earnestly entreated all editors
throughout the world " to lay this information
before their readers.
I" Mrs. Hunt will please to perceive that we
have complied with her request. ."--Courier.
" And we (two) too - Transcript "And we
three - Cincinnati Mirror. And we four -
Standdrd And we FIVE. - Western Methodist
" And we six ."-Zion's Herald. "And we sew
en."--Maine Free Press. "And we eight -
Mobile Free Press. "And we uine. - Wood
stock Wing. " Leave her bed and board, the
Nlllhln. ana we ten. --NdNOnut Ed1(e. - And
strayed to parts unknown, the vagabond. And
we eleven. .'-DaHy advertiser. He lef: her
bed and board, the vagrum l'--Siatesman. "And
we start him again. .'-Miqer's Journal. " Break
womans heart, the hend Take that. - Tel
egraph. :" Go ahead and hunt him, Laura -
Sentinel. " Pass him around AID start him again
-Erer so-mdny "Dids"-H Harper's Drawer.
OBSERVE the record made by The Democratic
members OF Congress at the last session
Denouncing Internal taxation, they voted di-
reclly against the bill reducing internal taxes to
the amount Of $55, 900, 900.
Condemning the tariff rates, they voted against
the measure which reduced terif duties in the
aggregate by S25,OOO,O 900.
Otjecting TO the public debt and its require
ments, they voted against an act for honestly re-
ducing the burden OF interest by refunding at
lower rate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-04-01

ANALYSIS made by an Eastern chemist it is
claimed, shows Utah salt 10 be purer than the
famous product OF Turks Island, aud it has been
ci6c railroads, it can be furnished to points MS
far east as the Mississippi river and as far west
MS San Francisco at profit to the msnufactur-
ers.
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Sotietu Notices.

Trinity Lodge, Va. ~, f.. y n. .H.-ITolI their
eegular uuiaons at Mas Hall Weavervile on
che last Saturday of each month ii uf meeting
O'clock, NJ. W. j. TINNIN, W. VI.
4. GRIFFIN, Secretary lvlI
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-04-01

Worth Star Lodge, No. 6I, 4. %. %. E-IIolds
Its regular meetings Mt Onn FELLOWS ii All. Weaverville.
every ThurSd,v evening nj o'clock. Members Of the
order from abroad cordially invited 70 attend
STLAS RULE n. @ n
W II. BACHELOR. ". s. 1v1fH4
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Trtnffy Chapter, .N,0. 10, ~. n. .W.-Meets on
the 'nd and tuIh Tuesday of each mouth at M,soNIc
HnL. weav.rviIle W. J. TINNIN, ii p
NJ \. GRIFFIN Secretary. 1v14.
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C0n,f Lod-s, W. L, L. o. %. r. Holds its reg
alsr meetings ut UDO fELLrNs Haul Trinity Center
saturday evenings. CHAUNoEY LANGD0N, NJ G.
T. D. DRAPER, R. s. lwl
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One Year ~ . SIS 90
Months IS W
The uRx,L will be mied weekly to any address the
World at nb rates with the addition postage
(which be prepaid all papers going ont of the
United States
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sisiia Eneampmsnt, .No. I2. T. %. %. E.Meeis
on the evenings nf the First aud Third Tuesdays of each
month, at nnD FErLowS' HAL WeavervilIe. NJ o'clock.
fAriarchs from abroad invited to visit
f.. W. YOUNG, c. p.
W. II. BACHELDER, Scribe ly14
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-04-01

Bsaeon Lodge, No. 900, \. o. 81. T.-lieets at
t@a MPLARs' HALL WeIverylle every SUNDAY evening,
at O'clock CHAS L. CASs W q n
uEo H. N0ONAN, W. s. 1yl4.
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT
WEAVERVlLle. TRINITY COUNTY. CALIFORNIA.


Court House Building, Second Story
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l. I"s Gsrman XospHGI SOefsfy, Of Trinity County,
us us heguT Quirery Meetings AZ the IL PlrAL BdD-
sNo, Weavervile, the first sunday of March, June,
Neptembsr and December. CIAS. HARTMAN
AVA Secretary
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Weekly Grinity Yournal.

E, P LovEJoY, J. r. FELrER.
Low VBJOY ,S5 FELTER,
PUBLISHERS AND PR0PRIEToRs.
g, W. ORAIG............. .....,. BUSINESS MANAGER.
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JOE WILSON,

has been over estimated and does not exceed
500, 900 or $500, ,OO0