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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-22
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WaS bra9 ben S4wur
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3tpet Belen gu ta9en. Cine Sonne f:rablte
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len letle fIfert:
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@ad auf, Dir itrablt bas @unnensolo ber 0iebe!
@a@ arf ber iAInae Mpreen bat eetast
&9, tpenn eS epig @pnntasmpreen bliebe!
SD muB per 3eit 9ebpr6en, iprt9f bu,
,1nb NIT etlerner .6anp lettelt but bic 2e<
benSweae ber Weni9en wetter!
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tpel6e per Grembe 9emalt, lag beenpet it,
letnent 3tmmer; fie >par trefft@ 9elun>
gen. nur bic Mappnna, 1T ben Nrme,
per 2eibnam pe6 getreu3t9ten 5etlanpe8
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er bate lte su oft eeleben um ibr Bilp
aus letnem .5erSen Serbannen 3u fDnne1,
9it@t ibre S@Snbett tbr @euitb, if,
@barafter, wel@er ft@ I'M l1m9anee tmme,
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NeCeQl 3u etHeW SteDe9brtef-
Ntmm pofpapter pa6 t1tli& rie9t
Damn tauienb 0riibe BON ben Sternen;
Gin Diertel pfuno Ber9ibmeinntdt
gtn 8rte59en bon ben blauen 6ernen;
Gtpa Elm 2otb BON fiBer YRidt
uno un9efdbr bret 9ried'i6e @6tter
3u elmer Dano YpQ @pbeubldtter;
3wet 8liim9en Don oe6 S9dfer6 Nu
Worauf Der Tbrdnen perlentbau;
Gin ptnlelfri6 BON Mor9enr1tbe
Nebit etaer YbilpmelenF6te;
Gin bebeno 6er3 bon @eufjern 19wer
Mtt elmer Wunoe iiberquer;
Gin 2Df9en npn pen1 fraulen 6aupt
Der 9rauen Mtrtipn beraubt;
Gin fletneS Sebnlu9ts>pUlperletn
Gin 6a! Elm .! Elm Md! Elm Nein!
Dret 9rpbe Often SpQ Grtals
Gin Compliment Don Det1er 8a1e;
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&on 6errn 9utrlmann'6 9riner Tinte
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Damn pirpDein 8rief pon@ n@irfun9 1etu
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ote6 pdre @btna. Dprt 1dmli@ wtro BEL
99ulptla9en nt9t Der @9ulpner einae<
lperrt, lpnoern Der @ldubtser erbdlt =
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l9ub leife.
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81. lJeter uno Nicplet @ty D. 94immel,
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Carver ct. 3ult,
Waufatu 8 rr Safus 8. 5artmahn:
5tia pater uno Walbinstpn 9ty 9b. S1eHer'
SSiupua uut gBiuuta 9tY 5r. Slider.
8eaeplaiu 9err Trans y. Seyberltept:
5artbault, Jtics g., 5err @ottfrteo 6ledente'n.
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Bro,p1svle 9err Trib 1lud:
YufTalo @itY, Bi5c. 81. 9bittler.
6cuntaiu gity, gBiss. Or. 9pilbr.
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anter3ei9nete beebren f9 biermit bem WubIt-
tum tbr tpobl eineert@tetes, nit alien Beauem
lt9teiten oerlebenes @afbaus 3u empfeblen, bas
BON fetnem Gtabltiemtnt, in eirer Der @tGbte an,
Minneiota, weber mas Ginri@tung nod Bebanb.
lung anbetriFt ubertrpfen pirp.
8hf unb pSdlin,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-22

Dtenitboten< 3euBntb. Der
unter5et@nete bel@eini8t btermit, bab@or<
5et9ertn otele6, Marta &nubel, bret SABRE
als Ma9p eeptent bat BET peut &tnbpfeb.
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Dre@Sler Il. @6irm1111a6er,
@oNin9tpnzStrabe,
neben @brif. 8e@t's @alppn,
empfeblt l9 3ur Mnfertisuug BON alien feineren
DreAslerarbeiten, gum Nbbreben nnb Tarben son
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tperben neu iiberspeen unp repa,irt* Deutl9e
Vfeifen, 8ernlpiBen, Spa5ierfpfe, Gigarren,
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Neuetablirtes
@ etn 6ef@6ft.
@eprJ 8e1t1
Smpurteur> @rpB- uub RleinbGnbler
BON &beinpeinenL
un9arweine,
Gran3Siti@e unb
@atawba>@eine
Don Seti9tebenen Sabraanaen. tpeIdbe beim 0u,-
3eno, 6lalebe unb @IaS nertauft werben in feinser
SSetnballe, 9ritte Citrate,
5~'lGen Marfet~ u. @aibinstpn-
Tren9'S @tetn9ebdube.
Dsaslei9en inbburt tets su baben:
Sri I b 0Dfters,
bas Dubenb au 80 Gts,
Ae@ter @@weiser unp 2imburaer &afe>
Saroellen 1tnb Saroiuen,
6erner: Nu69e3ei9netes q Yittsburab Mle
;uo pprter, unb fetne QitDre son alien
Arten+ G- Nu9 babe t1 tiralidb cine @tnbuno
@eltier- -QSaf7er
erbalten, tpeldes i ftets Sprratbia balteu unb III
be" mV9It@lt biaieaen Wreilen perfaufen perpe.
@onie enblid ein erceQentea M0ortiment ppn
Saoanna= Gt9arros.
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Saloon= uno Neftauratipn pn8= 6ef@dft
tn! Ntbenaum itets bic allerpprsiisli@iten g.
EzS bel @urfeQnneen int Gbeater talte unb
parme @peiien perabrei4t.
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gen unb Mufiu9en BON 8eibtiteln sewibn1et.
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8. .. GilfQan, 8. @tra6e, iiber Qittle's 8u9>
@tpre.
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5traBe, eine Ereppe bp9,
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per Sabr in &prauSbe5ablun9.
Eiu3elne Nummern fofen 5 Gents.
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5abres; bod f1nnen piebent Mbpnnement ppran<
ebenoeu Nummern ni9t nabSeianot meroen*
Der 5ublcriptiunS Betras tann in Npten ir=
eur etuer suteu Sanf siuSelbtdt werben*
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oren aebt, trasen mir oen Ierlult; oo3 nt9t IN
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0entibe Mpptbefe

- Se,lticbe 9lpptbefe
BON
Dr. IL. 3. Ailler,
IL Gbemtfer unb Dru9tt
ct. MntDpnY= =@trabe, 5wii4en M1neriean~ unh
@tnSlpw= 9pu1e,
ct. YauI, Minne ia.
l1nterseianeter lest bas serebrte Yublitum in
Senntnb, bab er BON jeyt ab 1T leiner Sffiee biz
Smpfuns nit frii@em geiunbem @tp1 Sprni'mmt.
Des9lei9en bat ct frilhen @arten-, @5ras> une
8lumeulameu erbalten. Or. Mtiler.
- Deutl6e Mpptbefe
Nau1 9tieeer.
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St. paul, Witnn.
Grip unc aleinb1noler lit Drpguct, nnb
pptbefer ermaaren, Yatentn1ebi;infn pnr>
filrn,eren, Epilette< Mrtifeln, &arbpt=Scl> Nlfu-
bel, Nob- uno 6arbenfoffen oeri9iebsHer art 10
mic iamn,tliAen Mrtiteln fir Brauereisn,
ais RDrfen, 6au1enbla1e &c.
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MINNESOTA STAATSZE1TUNG
A WEEKLY PAPER,
published by REU7 HER e. EXEA'
Sr. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price 5000 per year.
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S1tterS 80 GemtS Sic 4prttpu
Des9leiten
Marnte @petIer1,
81 1eoer Stunbe am Sage tie BEL Na&t in Der
&eltauratiun gum
City 9o(fmap 9ouse,
Dritte StraBe,
oberbalb oer presbpterianer= Stride.
3u9letd intpurttrt bic feinften Mrtifel ppn
Stetnen, 2iqueuren unb 6a1anna,
Gi9arren
81. Subs. Waent.
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Sobn @aeeenmiller'S
Dttt8bur9 &Q9erbter<@Qlpn,
..Gfe Der Dritten unp &pbert @traBe.
ct. Yaul, Minn.
sd balte tets gutes 2aserbier, belitate Bran-
etes> d9te 9asanna< @isarren, auseeaeidneten
Gmmen:baler uno 0mbur9er Safe, 10mie anbere
falte @peilen ppr1Gtbig.
Wer's nidt slauben tpil, ber fontnte ,nb iiber-
3euse ib. @uer Jreurb
Spbn aaaeumiIIer.
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Ypn e. g. @dnf.

Drttte @trabe e. 9eseniber eer presbyterian-
8trte, ct. Yaul, Minn.
Sn bte1em 11eu- unb freuubltdb einoerf6teten
sagertter~ Salppn 1T itets su baben
Se1teS Sa9erbter 3 @laS fir 5 Gents;
&alte @peilen nnb Seine Giearren.
S. s.. &ant.
a8erlirter<@Qlle",
ldrag eegenitber Der rMrbeiter-6
Dritte. @trabe+
ct. VauL Miuu.
@ @uteS 8ter
NJ &alte Spef1en
uno freunelt9e Bebtenung pirb ieber 8eliebiae
metuer 9eebrten @jalte itetS Sprfnben.
5errntann &retk.
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9r. s. @ie8er,
profttI9er Mr3t, Sperateur unb @eburtS>
belfer
Drttte StraBe, uabe btm Mmericanbauie,
ct. Yaul, Minn.
@tetS frii9er Smpffoff bprbanben.
0r+ @pfenf,
pratttl@er %rst, @eburtsbelfer unp
Sperateur,
sewa6rt dr5tli9en Beil ltano fir alle Rrantbeiten
bes mannlt9en unb peibli9en @e14le@ts nnb
peripri@t bel umf9ti9er 8ebanblung nidt nur bic
@ermSsenSperbdltnt0e Mrmer au beridf9tieen,
ionbern aud nur mad SpQtpmntsner 9eilung 5p>
nprar 3u Serlaneen. -.
Mifaen3 BEL Gntbinbuneen na9 l1mitanben Spn
$500 aufwarts.
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&efben5: 6ortfrabe.
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Goole-BG6erei s. Cro6er=3a6ri6.
SSm. @ieS, &i9e,,tbiimer,
8terte 9trabe>
binter bem 81 eritan 5pu1e"
5t. Wau(, Miuuelpta, bat aae 9orten Sreo>
Graders uub aue in pa6 Ta4 einldlacenoen W.
tifsl ieben Mpraen frtlA eebaden.
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@blc19D &a9erbter< <@alpr1
Spbn Gb. 8ecbt,

Gde oer @albtn9tpn> II. Dritten ctr.
ct. paul, @tnn.
Dem geebrten publifum bic ergebenfe Mnaeiae.
baB ib BON nun all tets bereit bin, meiuen tper-
tben @alen NIT aaen Sorten GBwaaren. ais
s&inten unb 3unse, @@mei3er unb Qimburoer
Safe, @arptnes uno ntarinirten 5Grinaen u. alien
Nrten Wurten in r1einem @alpu axfauporten.
RafTee auf 8eriangen.
DNeeslei9sn balte t@ fets oprratbig: MQe @pr
ten feline 2iqueure> ppr3iieli9e @igarren unb
8ele8 &a8erbier.
cd @metne-Giibeit itets an 5ake.
Spbn &b. Bett.
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u a 8 } IN 9 ton 6unst,
beutl4es Sat : unp 8parbin9 6aus
BON Neter Saf,
ct. MntbpnYitrabe, nabe bem r@insluw-
6ou1e".
Das r@aibinston-5 5aus" bieiet Roifoanaeru
unb eelesentli4 Giufebrenben an epn1fortablem
2psts unp poblbeiebter Gafel MQes, tpas BON ei-
nem euten 9auie ertpartet tpirb. .. Cat.
% @ute @taQun9en bei'm 6aule.
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untp1t S9Dtel,
@de Der gSaba19awz uno 4ten StraBe,
son M. &unfenb elmer.
Neu erbaut, eerdumtg> NIT boben unb freunb-
lt9en 3inmern perieben, tpie bieles 5ptel it, be-
tet eS benz &eiienoen bic berrli9fen Bequemlid-
teten neben gut bereiteter Soft uno ter biIiaifen
Seetenung, 1otpie CUTE @etrdnfe an Der Bar.
@eraun1ige @tallung 1T Bel bem 6auie, uub
oeBba!b ben 5armern nan1entli& 3u empfeblen.
Netienoe unb beren@epdd tper6en fret Spu nub
rag ber Qanoung befDrbert. 15q
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

THE TRUE MEN Now.-The men who hold by
the old flag, in this the darkest hour since that
which saw it unfurlrd as the signal of human
freedom amid the bloody baptism of the Amrri-
can Revolution, will be remembers forever
and aye !" Even the base ingratns who have de
serted the stars and stripes will honor the heroic
furttude OF those who resolve to adhere to that
glorious emblem OF liberty, in the moment of
their direst peril.
THE FALSE MEN Now.-Thp citizen who does
not, in this gloomy crisis. yield np all party, or
personal, or sectional feeling TO the regular Gov
ernmen is ineftably Infamous. All his former
prttexts for Indifference will not avail him. He
ght have recovered lost position among his
own people by an opportune penience for his
cfFher sympathy with treason, Now, he not
only trebly loses Thai, but entities himself to the
contempt of the very traitors whose favors he
would court i FIrney's Var Press
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22
JOURNAL.
Weaverville, Saturday Nov. %, 1862.

GEN. H0oKERs REpoRr. Gen. lIooker's Off
cial report of the battle of William. burg in May
last has nst appeared. The report figured the
the loss of killed and wounded vt 1875, and states
thai the entire rebel army cOuld hare been easily
deSroyea. bit far the uJ,accountab&e yfaititre 10
FURNISH him tCah the reiRforcemeHtS Of 10000
frt,h troops lohich toere in reserUe, aud were not
permitted to engage in the conf ct. 1t states:-
" Being in pursuit of retreatng army, deem
ed il my duty to lose no tim" in making the dis
position of my forces to attack, regardless OF
their numbers and position, except to accomplish
the result with the least possible sacrifice OF life
by so doing, my division if it did not capture
the army before me, would at least hold them, In
order that some Others might Besides, knew
of the presence of more than 10000 troops not
more than two miles distant from me, aud that
within twelve miles (four hours march) was The
bulk of the Army of the Potomac. My own po
silioG was tenabe for double that space of time
against three ;imes my number"
Whose fault was it that Richmond was not ta-
ken then?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

WARS IoRRoRs-1he dispatch to Mayor Ie -enemacher,
from the Rev. H. w Bellows President of the N. Y. Sani
Commission received yesterday erse and thankful
is opens eyes partially to the enormous horrors
the commenced by the rebels That dispatch says
the people of California, =" One hundred and thirty
thnusa nd sick wounded will forego their pans for
moment, when they learn that you making their
sorrows your own just think of IL for moment One
hundred and thirty thousand disabled in Gov
ernment hospitals How many thousand more sick.
wounded MANNED and disabled dragging along pain
existence throughout the confines of rebellion, and
in the country may never know how many
stawar forms have already been laid low by the unre
eutnp hand Civil War the Recording Angel alone
tell the misery death and desna0n Occasioned by the
destructive ambition of rebels will be told by tongue
pen but the whole must swell up to fearful tonl
If br Bellows is correct not less than hundred
thousand American citizens have been manned aud killed
hundred Thousand human sacrifices have been of
fered up appease the Internal god of Treason With
this fact fresh in thoughts may be pardoned for
crying out for the death of all traitors-M0raig CdH
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22
Oar Country.
ny REV. DIR. RErHUNR.


Maine her arthest border, gives the first exultng
shout,
And from New Hampshires.granite nights the echoing
The mouaaia farms of staunah verrnont s.ssors The
laundering call,
Massachusetts answers-'' Bunker Hin pa watchword
for us all
Rhode Island shakes her eawet locks aeclaming with
the free
AMI stad Connecticut breaks forth in sacred harmony
The giant joy of proud New York loud as an earthquake
Is heard om Hudsons crowded banks to Erie crowded
shore
New Jersey halowed by their blood who erst in battle
fell
At Monmonths Princeons, Trentons dght, joins in the
rapturous swell, -
Wide Pennsy lvana, strong wide, and true she is
strong,
From every hill to valley, pours the torrent tide along
Stand up stout little Delaware and bid thy voeys roll
Though least among the Old Thirteen we Judge thee by
thy sonll
ark to the voice of Maryland over the broad Chesapeake
Her sons as valiant their sres in eannonadngs speak
Virginia oE Washington and guardian of his grave
Now to thine ancient gories turn the faithful and the
We hear the bursting cheer this holy day in
To that in Coumbias cause "vginia never tires"
Fresh the evergreen that wases above her sunny soil
North Carolina shares the bliss oft the patriots toll
Aud the land of sumter Marion, of Moultrie Pinekney,
Respond the cry it will rise cen from their sleeping
And Georgia by the dead who lie along Savannahs bluff,
Full well we love thee, but we meier can love thee well
enough
From thy wild northern boundary to thy green isles of
the sea,
Where beat earth gallant hearts than throb
high in thee
On cross Aabamas plains, the 0owery glades,
To where the Missssipps flood the urbd Gulf invades
There, borne from many mighty stream upon her
mightier tide,
Come down the swelling long huzzas from all that valley
wide,
As wood crowned AlIeghanys CALL from all her SUBMITS
high.
Reverbeates among the rocks that pierce the sky
While the shores and through the swacs round the
vast inland seas,
The stars and stripes midst freemens songs flashing
to the breeze,
The wood.man, from the mother takes his boy upon his
kuee,
To tell him how their fathers fought and bled for liberty
The lonely hunter sits him down The forest spring beside
To think upon his eountrys worth aud feel his eountys
pride
While many foreign accent, which God under
stand,
Is blessing Him for home and bread in this free fertile
land.
Yes when upon the eastern sink to happy rest
The Day of Independence rolls still onward to the West
Till dies on the Pacific shore the shout of Jubilee
That woke the morning with its voice along the Atlantic
God look down upen tho land which thou hast loved
we'll,
And GRAFT tlat in pnhraknn truth hsr esnaren as'
dwell;
Nor while the grass grows the h and streams aow
thro the vale
May they forget their fathers faith in their covenant
fail
God keep the farest nobes land that lies beneath the
Our country our whole country and our country
one.h
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

New MANAGEMgNT.-A. J. Starngs 81 Co.
have assumed control of the Yreka Union They
promise that it shall be good Union newspaper
'and that county interests will be zeaonsy looked
after. In closing their "salutatory'" the new
managers say:
ain consequence Of having important business
to transact IN the Atlantic States, we expect our
career as editor of the Uai0n will be Short though
brilliant consequently we will uso our utmost
endpavors to please the public (al"ays pleasing
ourselves fest) but, should 1t not suIt then' we
cannot help it, aud If any explanation Is desired
in regard to any editorials that may appear in
its columns, thy will call on those who are alone
responsible, and who will be always ready to
give them satisfaction in any way they may de-
sire "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

SOMEBODY dedicates the following to " A Big
Yaller Dorg," which makes night hldeous with
his MARBLES
i" Who told yer to growl base Accompaniment
To the tail of luv mewlihusly
Exsprest by that phellne animule generally
None as Tummus? Git eout Abskwatulate
Yer mean, mange, misserbul imtashun ov
A konsumtiv locomotiv wiss, when 1t snorts
Yer drafted hungry mean, low lived,
Long legged, spare ribbed, snapplsh, loain,
Layin round loose, yuseess kwadruped
II yer don't dry up, III blow yer brains cont
With hoss- pistol that bought from
Colt aud paid lucher fur, and If that
Don't prove suksessful l'll throw my new
Boot-jack at yer yaller mug Aud when you
Go to the bourn from which no snarlin dorg
Returns, l'll give yer corpus to fat
Dutehman that lives in this here city
Aud sells dorg sassengers warrlnted to kufe
Any case OF pulmonary konsumpshun.
Yer think yer smart, but yu arnt so
Here goes my ink stan at yer"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

Do DEMOCRATS FIGHT OUR BATTLES ?-ln 1861
the Prnnsy yvauia troops were authorized to vote.
and Commissioners were sent TO their camps to
take the vote. The vote is republished in the
Philadelphia Press Of Oetober IL, 1862, aud
stands Republican, 1851 ; Democrats, 3.l73-
or three fourlhs OF all the votes cast we're given
to the Republican Union ticket
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

THE TRINITY JOURNAL thinks Trinity county
will give $4,000 to the Relief Fund That's very
well. Dave, but what do you think of Arcata =
Humboldt Times.
Think! Why we think 9 bully for Arcata ~
We wish every town in the State would follow
her example. Arcata, in proportion to her pop
ulatiou aud wealth, is ahead OF any city or town
in the State, iu her donation to the Patriotic
Fund. You ought TO be proud that yon are a
resident of Arcata, Wiley.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

OCCASIONAL" writing to the Philadelphia
Press, asks the following questions Have you
ever heard seeessonist talk politics who did
not claim to be Democrat? Have you ever
heard a sympathzer with secession talk politics
WHO did not boast Of bis Demoeraey %
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

var. L.. II. Fisi,er is our only authorized Agent
in Francisco receive advertisements, receipt for
the same and to transact business generally for the
TRINTy JOURNAL Once-No. l72 l2 Washington street,
NFnarly opposite Magures Opera House, up stairs
sacamento Cuy.-A. 5. SMITH is our authorized
agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements in that
city and receipt for the same. Office III street, be
tween 4th and 5th
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

The Marysvle Express is, like most other
sympathizers with the rebels, offended at the
removal of Gen Mcclellan. 1t says
There can be no good reason for the remov-
al, aud hence the only conclusion that can be
rationalIy arrived at is, that he is a victim to
political Vaccinations"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

We take the following from the Boston Com
monueaLh, a new paper of the Sumner and Gid
dings school /:
How anxious the rebels are that we shall hold
on to Mcclellan Does anybody know a traitor
North or South, from jeff Davis to ValanAng-
ban, who is not noisy in declaring Mcclellan the
military genius of the age? But the sick lamb
that consulted Dr. Wolf was considered
very wise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

SAD DEATH OF MADAME ANNA BlsHoP.-We
find the following brief announcement in the
Milwaukee Sentinel, of Oct. 23d
Madame Anna Bishop, the celebrated singer,
was burned in ST. Paul, on Wednesday of last
week, by her clothes taking fire, from the effects
of which she died on the Friday following.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

THE No.Party folks have resolved that Father
Abraham's emancipation proclamation is like the
Irishman's cheese-too big to swallow aud too
hard TO bite.