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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15
where are the Copperheadst

Go look upon the battlefield,
Where shot and shell Hy fast,
Where Freedoms stirring batte-cry
Is heard upon the blast
Go where the lifted sahreS flash
And tall on traitors crcsts,
Where southern blyonetS are dim
With blood from Northern breasts
Go search amid the loyal ranks
Among the glorious dead
Among them al you will not lnd
A single Copperheadl
Go search the gunboat's bloody deck
When the dread conflicts done,
The traitors banner in the dust,
And sileuced every gun
While Ger the hard-won rampant Goats
Our flag yet, oh, what pain -
Meath that dear flag, since morning light,
What numbers have been SLANT
Among the heroes of the fight,
The living and the dead
Go search among them there IS not
A single Copperhead
Go search the crowded hospital,
Where CHASTITY wounds are seen,
Wbie6 tell through what a struggle fierce
Those noble men have been
But look upon their faces 10
They smilc through all their pain
The scars they bear were nObly won
Their honor has no STAIN
son hands are miuSt'rmg kind words
Are heard around each bed
Some soothe, some suiler-ah are true
There is no Copperhead
Go where the look can scarce conceal
The treason of the heart,
And whore the tongue would willingly
petcRd the traitors part
Where Seymour, Wood and Voorhees, are
Deem Il patriotic men
Go where they wish NalNndigham
Were safely back agaiu
Go where dcserton is no crime,
Where loyalty is dead,
Where sad disaster gives no pain
There is the Copperhead
Co where foul scorn is heap'd upon
Our noble boys who 60
To staud-a wall of 0rc-between
Is and the traitor foe
Co whore bold Grants rcvilers are,
Where Burnside Is DETAINED,
Where Banks aud Butler-noble names -
In scorn alone are named
Go where true patriotic pride,
Honor and truth are dead,
Where our success brings but despair
There is the Copperhead
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

CorPEEuEAD BARBAcuE,--By extreme diligence,
"a gng coaxing and coercion, the Copperheads
rallied from eight or ten counties to the enor-
nous number of tpo thousand nee hundred at the
Democratic wake ut Marysville. The Express
contends that there were 6,O00 present, counting
everybody, Union men, women and eAildren ;
but the AppeaI shows, by actual count and fig
ures, that there were no more than $500 at tho
barbecue at any one time After so much exer'
tion we should call the thing grand lzzle. The
Express says that in their procession they had
400 horsemen the Appeal says the highest count
only made l60, and they stretched out awiully.
dashing across blocks to bring up the rear on
another street, but the ruse did not increase their
number to sober eyes Democratic lightning
caused the rebels to see double.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

On Wednesday evening last Hon. n E. White
sides and A, G. Bradford, Esq addressed the
citizens of Red Bluff aud vicinity On the topics
OF the day. Though considerable number of
persons were present to listen TO these able de-
tenders of Democracy, the crowd was not as large
as it would have been--Red Bluff Beacon
Same here on Saturday night. Though
considerable number Of persons (about three
fourths of whom were Union men) were present."
the Democracy didn't greet these able de-
Tenders with fair turn out. We hazard the
assertion taat if three cheers for Ola Abe "
had been proposed at the close OF Whitesides'
speech. three fourIhs Of the assemblage would
have cheered, or burst their throais trying.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

WELLER-Alcatraz or Office is still the cry Of
Weller-not Samvil-in his peregrinations thro ,
the State with secession chip on his shoulder
begging some one in authority to knock it OIL
The ex Governor is not electioneerng for Con.
gress--he well knows he stands 10 chance ~
but for Alcatraz. He feels that il his principles
cannot make him Congressman, they should
make him martyr. Both Gen. Wright and the
people treat his claims with marked indifference,
and there seems no prospect Of John BIS ambi.
tlon being gratified in either particular. Alas
Poor Yorck.-San Andreas Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

An English maiden, Of whom we lately heard
had decidedly novel reason for refusing to
stand in the scripture relation Of wife 10 a man
who sought her baud. lie was in all respects
eligible except that he was vegetarian aud.
when he proposed, the plucky lass replied " On
so along with you Do you think | am going to
be flesh of your field, and you live on cabbage !
Marry grass widow, mau I'm not an animal
of your sort!" and of she bounced, leaving him
all stuck up
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

A LAD was called to the witness stand in court,
whose tender years raised doubts as 10 his com
potency as witness from not understanding the
nature of an oath. The first question put was,
Are you son of the PLAINTIFF" The little
fellow, crossing his legs and deliberately put.
ting about half paper of tobacco in hs mouth,
replied, with The utmost coolness-" Well, it's so
reported" lie testified.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

ARREST OF THE DAYTON INCENDGARY.
line, who set the Office OF the Dayton (O) Jour
nal on fire. on the occasion OF the arrest Of Vat
land gham was arrested at the Spencer House,
in indianapolis, lately He was haudcuiied, and
Immediately burst into passion of weeping, ac-
knowledgng his guilt. On him were found let
ters from Vallaudi CHAM and other Ohio traitors.
He said that his brother and other persons had
agreed to stand by him n this matter, but that
they had ialsied their word.
Just as the traitors did who instigated Burnett
to carry secession flag through the streets Of
Red Bluff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

DIsGusT ALL RoUND.-During sermon in one
Of the New England States, not long ago, the
minister had occasion to quote the Declaration OF
Independence. This disgusted Copperhead
paesent that he left the church aud went to
another, and got into a pew with niger. Then
the uipper got m and left
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

New PAPEH.--A weekly paper has been started
at Nicksburg called the Black HaDk Chronicle
the river The terms are So 900 in Confederate
money, or an equal weight in cordwood.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

The Charleston Courier recommends the peo-
Pile to develop their resources by catching
sharks, porpoises aud alligators for the sake of
the oil, which is worth SS or $40 gallon. Shark
steak, il says, would demaud u ready sale.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

THE Grass Valley National relates the follow
ing incident as having recently occIrred in that
vicinity A lawyer in this village was consult
ed lately by an injured husband, who complained
of the uufaithfulness OF his spouse Repeated
acts of INCONSISTENCY upon the part of his wife
could be clearly proved, and the man of the law
told his client that there woulG be no difficulty
in obtaining divorce at the next term OF the
court Divorce at the next term of the court y
exclaimed the now excited Benedict "d--n
your divorce; | don't want any divorce | only
want to get an injunction to stay her proceed
inrs 90
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

EMANCIPATION IN Missouri. -- The Emancipation
Ordinance, providing for the gradual freeing OF
the slaves of the State, was passed by majority
OF Shareholders. There were fifty one votes IN
the Convention, and thirty three slav eholderS
voted for its passage,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

81 DREAMED of you last night" Did you
Why, now?" &" Yes, dreamed you kissed me ~
why now, what did you dream your mother
said ~ Oh, dreamed she wasn't home" A
light dawned on Youths intellect, aud directly
something was heard to crack.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

TON. HooD speaks Of bird building its vest
upon ledge over the door Of ductors office
as an attempt to rear its young in The very jaws
OF death,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

FEW mornings since we were relating to our
family the fac! OF friend having found upon
his door step fine little male iniaut, and whom
he adopted when one OF the olive branches "
remarked
PA. dear. it'll be his step son, won't Il ?"
We thought it would, decidedly
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

DIED FROM HIS WoUNDs.-Lieut. John a. Wat
son, of Company c, Mountaineers,' sends us
the painful announcement that John Blum, one
in the late desperate fight with the Indians at
Redwood, died at Fort Humboldt bn the night Of
the 30lh ult. He was buried with military honors
We are not informed of his age or nativity' The
brave boys who fought side by side with him
when he received the mortal wound will cherish
Rl..al'- tnnapry aa 4 sShvt' at they engage fho
savage foe each one will remember his gallaniry
and consider himself his comrades avcngcr-
There will be fearful mortality on the side OF the
red skins next time the Trinity boys so into Il
fight. Mark the prediction
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15
Weeklg Divinity 9uurnal.
Weaverville, Saturday, Aug Is, 1868.

TRUE PArRIoTISM,-Rcad the following extract
from a letter written to the committee of invi-
tatiOn, by James T. Brady, Esq, in response to
request to address a great Union mass con-
vention held at Concord. New Hampshire, on the
18th ult. 1t glows with pure patriotism
"The pestRental vipers in the Democratic
party or elsewhere, who, initiating Fernando
Wood seeking to poison the mind of the
North and make it accept peace with powerless
ness, and repOse with infamy, are unworthy the
name Of American, aud if they live in history at
all will share such perpeiuty us holds up to end
less cXecration the name of Benedict Arnold.
The dome of Dianas Temple at EpheSus was
no doubt a master piece of Grecian architecture
and Greean taste. Pericles was censured for
the cosiinesS of the supurb structure. It's very
magnihcpnee stimulated ErOstratus to destroy it
by fire, that even through a deed SO dastardly
his name might be carried to posteriy. No man
of American birth or citizenship even among the
rebels has to this hour asserted that the grand
temple of freedom which the wisdom aud
bravery Of our foreiathcrs constructed, was
furnished to mankind at a sacrifice beyond its
worth, But at the moment when its stately pro
portions elected the admiration of the whole
world, degenerate t,eacherous, aud uuprincped
descendants of these iOreiathers, holding an
equal place with the highest in tbe protection
and cnioyments of that temple, raised their rut
fan hands to ensure its demolition 1t they had
succeeded the American nation would be known
to the future by those startling lines of the Irish
poet:
Unknown are her sons till they We learned to betray
Undistuguished they live if they shame not their ses
And the torch which should light them through honor
bright way,
Must b. caught from the pile when their country eN
prcs."
But | cannot contemplate the overthrow OF
our great empire, though the South emuouS OF
Sampson should be willing to fall and be obi-
Grated if it could but create the ruin The pa
triotc citizens of every creed, religious or po
itical, be it Rosecrans the Catholic or Hooker
the Protestant be it Dix the Democrat, or Ere.
mont the Republican, should aud will vie with
each other in doing all that man may accomplish
to give victory to Our armies, perpttuity to
our Union and increased lustre 10 the AmeIi-
can naRie.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

New PRECINCT.-FOrt Bridger. n. T., promises
to be the banner precinct of Siskiyou county,
containing some 81 soldier votes freka J0urRai.
Weavcrville will be the banner precinct of
Trinity this year, we guess and next in order
will come Camp Drum, San Pedro, where some
fifty Trinity boys are now stationed every one
of whom will vote the Union ticket. Douglas
City was the banner precinct last year, but some
thirty or forty Union votes have gone since the
commencement of the year The secessioniss
and Copperheads generally, are too poor to en-
igratc, or Douglas City would have held her own
at the September election And our experience
teaches that this latter class "stand not on the
order of their going" when a favorable oppor-
tunity offers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

The SIsKWoU SoLDIERs.-Captain George F..
Price writes to Siskiyou friend under date
Fort Bridger, U. IT,, July 25th, as follows;
I" As you are well aware, (although | have
never before said so) the large majority Of my
men entered the service as Union Democrats
Perhaps had there been no war. no treason, no
Copperhead sympathy, they would have so re
mained. But now | do not know Of one of lhem
who will vote the so termed Democratic (?) ticket,
either State or county. We shall all vote the
Union ticket. headed by +. f. Low from his name
down to the bottom of the list There being still
my four votes in our company, belonging to Sis
kiyou, perhaps you had better see TO it, that we
have "a correct list of the Union nominees of
Siskiyou county here by the 20th of August
Captain Price also writes to II. Il, Stmmel, OF
Ireka, as follows: E" / am glad you are with
the Union party hope all my old friends are
there. This sympathy with treason under the
name of " Democracy don't suit my taste. |
am Democrat, US ever, but two years n the
army satisfies me of the necessity of union of
all Union men for the sake OF the Union"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

THEY WHO NOW ADVOCATE FREE SPEECH.-Says
the New York Tribune: The party now partieu
larly clamorous for the right of Free Speech
when they had the power, enacted in the old
Black Code of Kansas that
"If any free person by speaking or by ,cfding,
assert or maintain that peFsons have not the right
to hold slaves in this Territory, or shall intro
duce into this Territory print, publish, write,
circulate or cause to be introduced into this Ter
ritory, any book paper, magazine, pamphlet, or
circular, containing auy denial Of the right Of
persons to hold slaves in this Territory, such
persons shall be deemed guilty of felony. and
punished by imprisonment at hard labor fof
term of not less than two years"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15
7" - W ~ T TNTFWFf 'I1TTI IT
know him by his clnuded brow {;
| know him by tho evil eye
-IhuI ~. III. I.HnnnI IrnaDlnrA y

Meet Union men at the polls aud look them in
the eye Confront your children whose veins
have drank mortal poison, through the amours
of a traitor, aud ask yourselves who will utter
mass for your outcast soul when the Flag Of
the Union streams out again in undisputcd en-
pire from Key West to the Lakes OF Mane.-
Sonora Flag.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

" ON Egypt's banks, contiguous to the Nile,
Great Pharoah 5 daughter came to swim IN style,
And after having glorious swim,
Ran about the sands to dry her skin,
Aud kicked the basket the baby lay in.
Gals, says she ~ accents mild,
Which of ye IS il owns this childY
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

PRENricE gives as reason for saying hat the
wind is feminine, that it is tickle and generally
has 4 new shift each day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

MARYsvILLE EXPREss.--C. II. Street late Of
the Cousa sun, has taken The editorial charge
OF this paper-- Exchange,
Just the position that New York renegade to
the ranks Of treason should delight to dll
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

Inhabitants half century ago, now contains L.
100000, and with 35, ,4j9,2OO acres of rich land,
mostly prairie, only Is, 3,z5O,OO0 acres yet under
cultivation Her aggregate wealth is estimated
at a thousand millions OF dollars! What will IL
linois be in another half century
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

EuoENE SULLIVAN, of San Francisco, is willing
we hear. TO put up any sum, from $1,000 to
$4,000, that the Union State ticket will have
20 000 majorly.-Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

TIE Richmond Wing says that Gen. Pillow
has Issued an appeal for aid to the family of the
late Gen. A. Sidney Johnston. There's an op
for assistant rebels in this State to do
u generous deed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15
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Having just made large additions to stock of Fancy
and Display Type and other necessary Printing material
prepared do any style work short notice and
reasonable RJ job work must be paid for de-
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Who'll TAKE lr,--The Humboldt Times closes
a notice of the Union nominations in this county
with the following proposition; Wen wager
a pipe OF peace that the whole ticket will be
elected, and yellow bird that the Trinity
National does not live three months after the
election"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

TIE head of pure old man. like mountain
top, whitens as ii gets nearer heaven.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-15

AT our masthead. to day, we throw to The
breeze the Democratic eolors, under which a
great battle is to be fought in September next"
Red Bluff Beacon.
Better throw the tail of your shirt to the breeze
from the gable-end Of somebody's barn, as a truce
flag to molify rrepressible famine Sonora Flag,
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