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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-12
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nod tetnen Namen bat su9I ei6 aud bic Iaufe.
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bel ebas. Mablsr BON Ter Jirnn1a Singer
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biele Glidperlu9e be5 uunperiSbnlt6en
@e9eniabe6"? @erlan9t berSlpen ielbf>
paB re1a 0olfe Der n6roliben Gerritprien
.po5 Ne6t 9enommen perre, BE Stlaperei
nod Belieben gu perbieten pper einjufab<
re1t, uarum i'm ntdt ben WiQen tbun 2
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fol- nidt pa8 &e9t babcn, bic Sflaverei
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i'm nidt Ne9t 9cten unp ibm foloeredt
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cine Seite oe6 @ontrofle6 auf9eboben 1eb<
en-, bebt i'm ponn gang auf. @oQen Die
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banoeln> Sei9t ibnen> pab tbr frete Mdnuer
feio, felt bic @ren3ltnie Der Stlaperei
pieoer bet, uno 1pre@t oas 9robe, @ort :
8i8 bierber uno ni9t ,petter. Sur I'M
Noroen bel Der 6retbett unp nt&t I'M @lz
ben bel Der @tlaperei 1T, tren1 ibr jeBt
ebrlid iein wout euer re@terplay.
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uNtcnic" beS Qe1eDeretn6.

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seebrtcn Yublifum Scrl1uf s bic @nseise> RAP Ct
beabidtist, an 4. Suli Gin vpicnic" III pcran-
fallen. Der grtras hes 5enss fol-
gum Seitcn bes beutfben @auies,
eenannt ~Mtbendum~
oerweneet perben.
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Muermemefes!
D. u. JnQer (oQ & Go.

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@aareu
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ben jG bic l1nter3ei9neten entl9lc0en, ibrsn
1ammtlidsn Waarenpprratb III
berab8eietten Nretien
~ pertaufsn.
aaufer, bic bel uus poripreden, fSanen nit
dber3eusen, bag mir ibnen bic
Ar1Bte Nu6wabl
bieten tSnuen Ypn irsenb einem @el4afte in ct.
paul, gum 8eilpiel
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@%tn9bam6,
Strumpfz@ aaren,
Tu1maaren lr 9erren
rno ale in infer Sad ~seb1renes artitel su uer'
bdltnibmabisen Yretien.
"a mir unlere Waareu ATE brett Don ben
ManufaIturen impprtiren, 70 tSnnen mir bie(elben
ben
Qantfaufeuter,
~ biQissrsn Yrei1en bieten> als irsenb Elm an
beres @e1hGft in ct. Saul; mir bpfen, bab bic
leiben, beYor ie ~ anberu &auFeuten seben, bel
ans pprlpre9sn unb l@ iett iter3eusea werben.
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pirp 20 IT'D a~ngelesen iein loHen, feline beutl@eu
Qanesleute auf's Bette gu b:oieneu.
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neben Der Bride, i'm Ne,pzy orfz3aoen,
ct. Waul, Minn.
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mannfactur= S mobe,paaren=
emporium
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Minnelpta,
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8p,u,ncr > @oareu
auf's NeiAbaltieRe unb @el&madppQNe aGortirt
uno beebrt iid iolbes ieinen perebrten Runbeu er-
eebent an3u3eisen.
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ber 5ailpu ausseitattet unb bietet namentii& cine
@rpBe Mu8w1bl 1T &lei6er<
ifpfen,
ais MtrinpS, 8alencias, Y(aibs, Delaines,
parantattaS. Dc Beiges, Yoil be Gepres &c. &C.;
ferner unterbalien mir einen l1Vnen 8prratb
bunter uno einfarbi9er Seipenwaaren
unb ~perfalfen lol9e 9euau su New-yorter yrei-
Infer Eager III @batpls, Gloats unS Dinter-
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ben mir uus nod, bic Derebrten Damen auf un1e,
9rpbarti9e5
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Galemere5, DuTels, Grapattes, pemben &c. RE.
ten mir jecer &uncurren3 bic 9pibe, ba mir in bic
fer Braude bic pprtbeilbafteten Derbinbunser
baben.
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QanpfauF euten!
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mir infer 5aupt>M usenntert auf's Wbolelale.
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Jorce su entwideln; mir baben bieflr Elm Grtra'
Oepartement einrihteu la(en unb bieten ben Ser
rem WieperperfIufern i'm Gamble ale gortbeil'
unb 8equemli1feiten, bic ibneu ,ur Don un5erer
&oncurrenten in ben Tfliben YldBen p~ferirt mer.
ben tSnneu. Infer Stod 1T fir ben DRY @oubi
Gpn1um lit Minnelota Elm pirtli9 eroBartiser unit
merben e5 ermabnte Jreuube in ibrem Sntere0l
fnben, II u bel uns ein3utaufen, ba Is feineu
anbern 3auie in Minne1ota m6sli9 III, mas @us"
pabl uno BiQisteit betrint, aud nur annabsrut
nit uns ccncurriren gu fUnnen.
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IS lib %anaeleaen leia laien, unlere nerebrten Run-
ben in 1eoer 8e3iebuns ~sufrteeen au iteQen.
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Sir mttteQD1e 9Qttenten.

Der nN'srSeibnste eltittet il9, burbaus nit
tellplen Nerlpnen untntaeIblid, unr ge-
b~ilrftisen fir ebr maBises Spnrrar arstli-
9eu 8siitanc su e%rtbeilen.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-12

MIRO paper Elm fpetferer prp3eB UNI 70 UNI
rpabri9etnlider, al6 aud bic MoDofaten
Der Dame nt9t ferner ein;i9 unb ALIEN
fir ibren perl6nli@en Nubm arbeiten
wplen.
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Elm Dienitmap9en bic Ep9ter ibreS Germ,
ben 8ater ju befeblen uno NIT tbr our9>
ju9eben. @enn, bic Mdb9en einanz
Der entflbren> mas bleibt bann ben Don
Suon's iibri9, als nit %ei1anoer bal7elbe
;u tbun. i4H!
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ter Dem &iden ibre6 %2iebbaberS etaen an
bern. unb label Den LETTER, CUR 6o@iett.
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Trau tbren Neupermdblteu uno beaiebt
il9 IN ibrem alien "Beau". Dieter ober
fat ie al, bic Brut ;u briden tpeist ibr
pie IbIre, Elm 8ewei6> ZAP alte 2tebe
bod mttunter ro1tet. g.
SIN ber califerniiden @eleBsebuns erz
1doB Gin Superintendent, Der 81. Stone, etz
men anoern, ben Yon@ineinnati sebIrtisen
Sobn 6. Beu, in ei1,eu, Meinun9sfrett,
Der baburd raid uno befrieoi9eno 9ei9li6>
tet murbe.< Gs 1T curips, oaB fol@e
Tbatia9en nidt ldneit pasu eeoient baz
ben, .ftott Der lansmeilisen Debate: in
Borten BET, "fiirserr1 nit &euolyer u. Slung
lbot aQaemein einjufubren, ba es BOD
beibt: Der flrseite 8es 1T Der Beffe."
Der Gbrtplroi9e s. s. 9arben, Elm
MetbooiRenprepieer In Nerparf, 1T Der
8erstftun3 ietner Grau .,laub
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21

JERUSALEM ARrcHoKE. This vegetable is he
ing extensively cultivated in the lower counties,
now. 1t is said to be an excellent vegetable for
fattcning hogs, its nuriive value being nearly
as great as that of the potato. Once introduced.
it is difficult to exterminate the Artichoke. The
yield is often as high as 2000 bushels TO the acre,
and as an article of hog feed, needs no harvest
ing, the farmers injunction to the porkers being
81 Root hog or de- and not even the constant
roofing of that animal is sufficient to eradicate
it. One single ArIichoke sent us by Sacramen-
to NurSeryman last spring, grew two bushels
We can show proof for the above statement, and
will furnish few roots to persons wishing I'd
experiment
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21

DOUmAs CITY AND SMITHS FLAT.-M Mining
prospects are very hattering at both places
none OF the claim owners want money, but they
do want water the worst kind. About Douglas
City they have but little yet but on Smiths Flat
II ditch will be completed in short time which
is TO supply water for the rich diggings being
opened. A dozen companies are waiting for
water; among them Kaye, (Tim. Kaye,) Lyons,
Ochctree Lynch Il Co, Harlow IL Co. and
Wells Darling Il Co. Wright Sudworth and two
or three others are running tunnels into the Hill
opposite Douglas City, and sliding the dirt down
10 the river side, to wash. All the claims prom
ise to pay well.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21

MINING PROsrECTs IN TRINITY-We doubt if
ever in the history of the comfy, prospects for
successful mining season were better, unless
the usual supply of water should not come. OF
this there is little reason to fear for with one or
two exceptions since the opening OF the northern
mnss. the rain has never failed. although coming
with no regularity Of date in any two succeeding
seasons New diggings and rich, are continually
being found-diggings which prospect richly
enough to warrant heavy outlay to procure wa
ter to work with. Our attention has been par
ticularly called to the mines lately opened on the
Hill below Moss d Mabie'S mill They are rich,
but can't be worked without water. The water
from Democrat gulch, Ilowe's, or the Rush creek
Co.'S ditch, can be taken there. 1t must be had
from some source.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21
Gbe Grmitp sournal.
WEAN ERVILLE, CAL,

GOVERNORS MEssAGE.-We publish Gov. La
thams inaugural in full to day. 1t is an able
foreshadowing Of the Governors ideas of eco
nomcal government, and other matters treated.
S nee it was delivered Latham has been exalted
TO the highest position in the gift of the people
of the State. Lieut. Governor Downey took the
oath Of Office and affixed his seal as Governor to
the Constitution Oh the llh. His inaugural
closes as follows
can only give to you, gentlemen, and through
you to the people of The State, the assurance that
The affairs OF the Government shall be admins
tered with a rigid and jnst economy, and to the
best of my abilities, with due regard to tn,
varied Interests of the State. The general policy
propose to pursue is plainly aud admirably in
dicatcd in the Inaugural Address of Governor
Latham, and | hope that shall be able 50 tC
discharge the trusts which have this day as
sumed as TO merit and receive your appreciation
and that of our common constituency.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21

TREES, SHRUBS, PLANTS AND FLowERs-The
the Shell Mound Nurseries, will be noticed in to-
days Journal. His Nursery is one of the lar
gest and best in the State, and has won lasting
reputation wherever trees from it have been in
troduced. The trees for sale at Dungey's Or
chard are from the Shell Mound Nurseries, and
bear favorable comparison with any furnished in
this State. Persons who have the ground and
opportunity to cultivate fruit trees, can devote
it to no better or more lucrative purpose. There
is no danger of raising more fruit than can be
consumed Get catalogue from Greenhood ~
NeWbaucr.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21

EVANS BAR.-The claims are all rich, eXtcn-
sivc, and owned by as generous and whole souled
fellows as can he found anywhere. The hospi-
tality of Evans Bar miners is acknowledged
wherever they are known 1t will be many a
long year before the mines on the Bar will give
out" The whole fiat is rich, and the pay extends
back into the mountain as far as any prospecting
has been done. The claims of Johnson Degrafl
Co. yield regularly SIP "a day to each man
Jno Feick X Co.'S claim pays from IS to $40,
and Aggens & CO. from 5 10 to $50 The pretty
little farm once cultivated on the Bar is being
fast suced away or converted into reservoirs.
The citizens are anxious to have the wagon road
completed from Stener'r Flat to that place, that
they may be in direct communication with Wea-
YeTvillc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21

MESsgcvnif, Jan. l7.-EDIToR JOURNAL As
you have no correspondent here, take occasion
to inform your readers of matters and things in
general. | have lived here since 1872, and ven
ture to assert that no portion of Trinity county
has yielded as much gold in proportion to the
number of miners working during eight years,
as the locality known of old as Oregon Guch.
One hundred men are now at work. none Of them
making lees than Sc, and many as high as $50 a
day. The late rain gave US abundance Of water
and the sluicing claims of Rady & McCarty,
Anderson Brown and Motberwcll & Co., on the
mountain south Of the Gulch, are being actively
worked. Whelton & Co. have cement diggings
which yield one ounce per day to the hand
working ten men. The Gulch claims Of Rush q
| Co., J. c. Murphy & Co, and Slattery Ryan
are expected to pay fabulously when washing
time comes. Thlling d Martin have struck rich
dirt on the bluff Of Trinity, a short distance be-
low the mouth of Oregon Gulch. They have
built one mile Of ditch from Felters Gulch
which supplies them with water. Jno. Elliott
the prince Of good fellows, gave the miners O
] this place free dinner on both Christmas anG
| New Years day. have an indistiDct recolIec
tion of champagne and lager beer, furnished Oh
! the last occasion.
AT present the citizens Of this place and Mill
town are engaged in wordy war as to whicl
! place is most entitled to the new post Office about
/ to be established. ! look on complacentIy. feel
! ing pretty much as the woman did when her hus
band and the bear fought" Don't care which
wins" Charles Kendrick, our faithful express
man, delivers the JOURNAL regularly on Friday
evening. Charley is an eXpressman in. every
sense, aud deserves to be well patronizcd. [W'
cOnCur.-Edl A.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21

STEINER's Flat" Damphool' writes, Jan.
18th Nothing new except the discovery OF
rich and extensive digglngs on the hillside above
Missouri Bar Cotton * Co. have run drif: into
the hill thirty feet and struck good pay. They
get larger prospects now than at any time since
starting, and what is still better, the dirt pays
from top to bottom--50 to 100 feet deep The
only difficulty now is TO procure water, and am
Informed that Cotton Il Co. propose to rig a
slide, ," down which their dirt is to be sent to
the river side. Our tall and esteemed friend, the
d" Judge" & Co. are doing first rate. lie says
" No more lager for the boy Water is plenty
in the low diggings everybody at work, and, by
the way, everybody is complaining about the non
receipt of last weeks Journal. 1t is conjcctured
that pending suit has occupied the editors time
to the deriment Of his subscribers. Further
Damphool saith not"
[The papers were delivered to eXpressman
Noshay on Friday evening, as usual. The " suit
insinuation we don't exactly understand but
conclude that our correspondent has chosen a
most appropriate ignature.-Edl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21

ARKANSAS DAM.-We have good authority for
stating that Fisher Co. are averaging from SIS
10 $40 day in their claim-an everlasting one.
Given d IancCy in their claim on the east side
of the river, make Sl2 a day. They have II by
draulic claim on the opposite side of the river,
ready to work as water comes Some
mscbievous individual thereabout shaved Alex.
Siillers mules tail the other night. They didu t
paint it, afterwards
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21

H0SES, Mahonias, Spireas DeutZias, EnOn-
ymous Altheas, Chrysanthemums, Myrtles, PHO
Xes Syringas, PeOncs Double Flowering AL
monds, Double-towerng Apples, Double Flow
erng Cherries, Japan Ounces, Fabnas, JAS
mines, &c
Among the Fruit Trees will be found stock
of one and two year old apple and pear Trees, for
Orchards. Also, IL small but superior stock OF
three aud four year old bearing Trees, for pri-
vate Gardens, suitable for planting in San Fran
cisco and vicinity. The whole OF the saleabe
stock in these Nurseries is now offered for sale at
The Lowest Prices, for Cash.
All persons who want bargains in Trees are in
vted to call or send their orders Immediately ia
the Shell Mound Nurseries. Those who wish
Trees Of the best quality and most reliable kinds
are informed that about dco h,uoired different va-
fieties q Fruit were ripcncd at Shell Mound du
ring the year 1859, for which tceire premiums
were awarded by the California Horticultural
Society, and Alameda County Agricultural So
ciety. Also, two Diplomas by the Sonoma aud
Contra Costa Agricultural Societies (not being
allowed 10 compete for premiums in those coun-
ties) Also, that the first premium for The best
NWsery was awarded by the Alameda County
Agricultural Society to the
Shell Mound Nurseries.
re- Catalogues ready. TERMS-CASH
All orders should be addressed to
X. W. WASIlBURN, Proprietor.
Care of Wells, Fargo Il Co., San Francisco
jan2l. I.IOn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21

PRoMOrED.-Chas. Il. Street, Of the Shasta Her
aid, received the appointment of Port Warden
of San Francisco, from Gov. Latham, the dav
before his resignation 1t is a fat place, and one
which newspaper folks seldom reach. Mr.. Street
is said to he well quaIiied for the place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21

A. c. LAWRENCE, EsQ,-A Sacramento gentle
man, writing TO friend in Weaverville, pays
Assemblyman Lawrence a very handsome com
plment, as will be seen by the following extract
which we have been permitted to publish. 1t is
a source Of qualification to hear a friend compli-
mented at any time, but more especially one
occupying high position, to which he has been
elevated by a majority of the people of his home.
The writer says;
Your friend Lawrence, Asscmhyman from
Trinity county, has obtained influential position
here. In every respect he does credit 10 your
county, and | have observed that he is a iavorile
with his fellow Legislators. His judgement is
sound and his department well becoming citl-
zen of your intelligent community, ] question
whether Trinity has ever been more intelligently
aud creditably represented"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21

Due NoncE.-Uncle Andy Lyons notifies the
public that he has dissolved partnership with NJ
Farrell in the saughtering business at Trinity
Center. TIE old mans locks are" silvered DER, .
and he wishes 10 retire from active business
Benz W. Winston is his authorized agent to settle
the old business affairs of the frm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21

GOLD Hill Mckinney q Co., who own a rich
claim in the above hill, opposite the mouth of
Caiion Creek, washed up few days since and
took one pint Of gold dust from their sluiccs.
There are more claims Of the same Kind there
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21

TAKE NoncE.-The Post Office Department
has just decided that the method of addressing
newspapers TO subscribers by attaching to each
copy of the paper printed slip containing, in
addition to the name of the subscriber the date
when his subscription expires, and in some cases
the amount due thereon matter which forms no
part of the address, and is neither bill nor a
receipts violation of the postal laws, and
subjects each copy SO addressed to letter postage
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21

WEAVER CREEE.-Mr. Jas. Dixon, who has
recently opened claim on the hill between
Moss Mabie's mill and the mouth of the creek
has obtained very rich prospects, and if water
could he had the diggings in that locality would
undoubtedly prove equal in richness to any in
the county. From five to ten cents to the pan
may be obtained from the top dirt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21

THE following is from local paper -" Per
sons wishing to see the editors will generally
find them at the printing office. In their absence,
however, invitations to dine, and challenges to
fght, should be left either with the publisher, or
in our table drawern
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21

Coop CoANENCEMENr-Gov Downey has sus-
pended the death sentence Of Dennis Mahoney,
to have been hanged in Mariposa on the 2Gth to
March 9th. Pardon is asked for, and the new
Governor wants time to reflect
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21

ANOTHER REsPrE.-Goy. Latham has granted
further respite in The case of Jacob Elyea, who
was TO have been hanged at Stockton last week.
lie has until March 9Ih to make his peace with
God
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21
s 10 E DIS

for the Garden, Field, Forest and Nusery. either
imported from long-ried cultivation in the At
lantic States and Europe, or raised under our
own supervision here. Every package of Seeds
bearing our mark is 1.ss~ wa,rantcp fresh ami
true to ndme.~1'N Orders from the country will
be promptly attended to. Small parcels of Seeds
can be sent by mail. j. T. RAY,
Seed and Nursery Warehouse,
523m. l06 j St, Sacramento
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21
PENMANSHI
Double - Entry Book Keeping
80. taught by.
D. Webster CIegg, WeaVerVile.

- EN ERAL PERSONS HAVING initiated II
- wish to attend an Evening School in the bran
ches above named and proflerng their ,ideavors
to solicit other pupils, deem it my du'ylto com
ply with their request, and render such all inior-
nation and instruction within my power iprovd-
ing few persons more respond to this hj:ce, it
being issued by request. Private instruction Civ
en- TO "A few persons in daytime if des red. For
further particulars enquire at the News and Sta
tionery Depot, without delay. A few If Crtten-
den's Book ok-Keeping" on hand and fer sale.
h0ve-not at great eXpense-neaty fitted up
IL comfortable Ond suitable room for ppls.
Weavervillc, Dec. H. 1859. 49,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21

ONE mile above Evans Bar, On the south side
Of the river Peschke & Co. have rugged a by
draulc high up on the hill side, cut a ditch, and
expect to take out any quantity OF gold this SEA-
son. They have four or five men at work.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-21

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