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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-08
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Hcrt StraEe, nate Gem e)odcnhau9.
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Eae :0nrtsn css ur';erseidhnstfn it bic Iusr-
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-08

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-08
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? SrfeI Belmont: (einen msinenz
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Op.,es Wunee:, taincr Wiid, r,e
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-08
Doctor NDIcnf,

lSsburtsbe!fer, Spsrateur, 3abnz unit
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O1pee: ede Der Dritteu unD MinnefctaRrab.
SptetIunren: Yon 9ubr MorSsns bis 4 ubr
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81. nasanbsr rsr Su'1' 5au. sriie @uabt>
ot. plul. W nn, ssne > fec erINue uno nirr
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III wtrrcn baus SVu Gduiapiut., G,eiiri!ae
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@arHH WcGleldn feline Stsue ais
@eneral Naior mid, m ieeerleai?"
CT, cos eas mare ia cine .Nierer=
laae." uHp rereu bat er {hon eenu1
unp f,ieet er nod mebr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-08
Il + teiter~ > alle
Sermunu GtrfIer

Grrmanu Gtrflsr.
Dritte StrIBe, ,elsnutel cs1 rrcttpteri6r-
8irts. Ct Haul. Minn.
Die uetsrnabme cieies tsistt,n Gclts Qrf les
turd, ren llu,e ,e cbneren tie..ni. cem sr-rh,,.u
Wubl,fum mif,ht; enc. se'at er sua!es6 e,astenn
an, eab er IN o,cieu gang nfu unc slsaunt e.rss-
rilbteteu 9 ,lrrn NIT rzE .asA
autem Vaaertier 2 G'lae fir 5 Gsnts,
aueu Scrtcn 2ifCrcn,
aQeu 5ueiien unr ieiEsn 6isarren auisu rartea
i'm Staues II.
- zu Is permann &irtle1,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-08
Z. Jabr9at'9.
1illnncsot0 GtuetS-Evituua,

1i(lnnssota 5taets situuo,
J IL o.. OrlIteu MID ~ Il bu 3 4 ~
Sts"Se, SINE 1rcvpc bp4,
E(btlnl lsCeu 5amltaA unp fp tel ;rei
O,i. !tr .S'og. III &,rausbrSabluns,
~nssln:N mmtrn toten GentS.
SSceiuNsiE9cu.
tI:Uutrtr i"HH stian ju.1SeNI slEfI Seltpss
slDtsJ;,o GLuen 9Ic 9e!Il IppuueMtIi 9vraus
,s9:l9tn Hlnnsrn lln III psslAnr1 psrpsE.
CcI ) ot|e,ip1lsns- St.1As tuHu .n9rtsnlr-
AL, ';us. ,u.:N SIut insslh.dl usgp,n.
! III 5He IL e,lIrtr1cu Gr!eTen YET
i,t:t ,1. rIlen nj! csu&sr!uil; ocib niesi III
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tic tts5 iiuu5sn, t'slcer II. /. ~. tnh 5u
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-08

o. uuion Ssrtci,
sac rfr Wabdiha1r= unc 4ssn Siraes.
ron u. @unfe bct,;ssr.
Nsu e1tau'. aeraTmts. allI apNrn uni frcurea
ttnen ;5tm,trn vt!lrhrn, pls clslss 6creltn. tl.-
Il e. ecu, Rsuencsn c,e 3srrItt1usn S,squ. n.l1o
;elten nsteH Hui rerellrtl arH uEs csi eiltsnsn
5eelsHunH, trnls au1t @>tIralf an el Sal.
Gsraun',Ae StauEnH TT bsl rem Sants, uua
,e6bltr Den .}1rmern nLHsufld, ,u slnc!ebl,r.
.Rtiieub. unc oereuOisrid rctrccn I.si eso mo
alb Ctr Edncune btfcrrtrt 154
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-08

u5 aintD aul Du!lo"
ucn Jui,ue Grrb,
Sr!;> Srabe. nube Gem yislnslrr NauIe
St. paul, Minnelcta.
Oas lan;eNaus 1T curduua renoput Ireurt~
teee unr osausme Gunner ltrtcn 6amil.sn unn
ssHssnen per'pnsn CUR lterrptlrn
%sa '5is eIts Staiuna iii epsnfals aus
Bette Aslcr1t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-08
Or. e. e y. DDrp blep,
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A"a Aui3"tsu ane ~us1Iusu beo.tr 5ebne
unc als isun.lsn Sabu. SpsrAtipnsn prsesn
itpm!vAtps nnp r.ulB auest1np''.
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Trib Gmn1ert,
Gfe Der gDalbinetcns u DrittsnStr.

Olte Sututtlt;
Gfs Der 9Saibtnstcn> u CrittenStr.
ct. paul. lRian.
lem 5ssbIiei putiifam Dit srssbguiss 4aseice.
>is % onn nua al i:e:e beTeit pir, .asiusl ga.
:peN ioaiisn nil allen Srr.eh s; 5;pderen. efe
9aEftH Int 3unss. Shwsr;sI uni yimtu1oCr
ta'ss s1rsinssunt martairtss Scrtncel u. aifn
a:isuSGuriisn in me,nem 5cicp dursuuarnns
Osas,sltel bate iG itste 1:totb;e: 2us s11
tn Fs'H: t.Queure, oor,iiqi'at Siaafrst urf
Setss enasrttsr G'ioa ill 5 Geate,
- aa@ stttts jessa @rEa, ii!aq ,raoe giaa.
Er.s 6 m es1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-08
Sur oas reiienoe @5..aliei:ln,-
0obn 9aaasnn,;ler7s
:DltISl'1r1 yaAerl>ier<So!ru.

gde ser Is:tttn unr Nots.t Stragr.
ct. PAUL, Dunn.
S@ aaitt itste autse Sassrtts1 seIisais Erau-
'tss. ddt!e odoanni.& t3auta auels;sto,nti,a
smnsi7:haler uuc Sinrurgs, Adis, lcD:,anis,t
;alse Sps,isn ,c:,dthtu.
@sr'f a,.:i !aute. nil, esrsoE1n1t INT uts:e
ieue: N9. eIe1 Jreurt
Schu 5asRsr IL Hex.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-08

y Die Chicago platfprm 6riidt beu 5oipa tel,
ibre ~9p MP atbie" aus. i l1f, 81
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-08

Ma'iat.i' unr ee selans ibm, auf ein,ee
Stunrsn ein;alsalalen: pann ote, qudt>
ten ibn ned''be Irdunx: It f4b Gd I'm
S&e'n elmer be,,li6en asleenen Sul,icns
ne in rer icnne ;u 81 .Isemtlaye unle,
cen Dreihern, no mnnssbei u,uu,e,e,n
gang une Glegel,att ras gAraiee erclt
rann atsr medte ibn paa i5aQen cce,
>faulhen e'nee clirren B!a:tse pl6st,d,,
uno titt au!rid,!enp mdbn.e Ct Die veihs
'sa Ae'tsrs Ter ean3en yau9s nad in
oluf -'' 4' * " 4" '-' - >sA7-=.s-s-~,afs.
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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-11-05

VIZ are indebted to Mr.. e. c. Kuchel, Of San
Francisco, for mammoth view OF virginia 0iiy'
Map of Colorado Canon, eso.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-11-05
WeayervilIe, Saturday, Nov. 5, 1864
A Variety of Little Things for Vo-
tiers to Read.

PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIoN.-The very latest in
tellgence received as regards the result of the
Pennsylvania election is contained in the follow
ing dispatch;
a telegram from Governor Morgan, dated New
York, October 26th, to Chairman Bryant, says !:
The soldiers vote in Pennsylvania is not yet in.
The home vote is expected to show small Re-
publican majority.
The difficulty in arriving at the exact vote rests
in the fact that there State officers to
elect at the late election, hence the majorites
INST be ascertained from the vote given to Con-
gressmen. la OHIO aud Indiana it was ditferent
and the result WAS easily ascertained.
WHAT CHANCE HAS MCCLELLAN ?-In 1860 Mr.
Lincoln had majorities over all other candidates,
as follows in the States named
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-11-05

As the flags over the Copperhead stand hung
quietly by the STATS Sk'mp remarked 'hal lney
,bnv did wave. and Skimp IS attention was called
70 l. He replied: Yes, but they didn't till
~ ,,ot Northern breeze to float in. SHASTA
Courier.
As everybody may not know who Skimp"
is we will state that he is none other than the
patriotic boy who drives the 81 coach and four -
between this place and Shasta.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-11-05

GEN. PAINE, in Western Kentucky, has an
original way of dealing with rebels. In recent
address he said:
My plan will be the only plan OF Federal
salvation in this district. 1t is Substantially 40
follows: The first and great commandment u - :,
that all you disoyal rebelious people siaii no
circulate one dollar OF capital III an ms he
ns u. Or made w,hou, my signature, and pledge
pou will no, approve any money Transactions
Of disoyaI All his capital a., ,b ms DISPOSAL
every cent of it shall be placed at the u''p''''
u .T Talk about your rights Why, you nave no
-;ah,. 20 talk about. loyal citizen is the only
oas left with any rights at this time And yet
you to asking for banking I RFl ,he g.
Urea. far a front seat in Heaven. Mo- if in
rogr prosperity you have despised this great and
good Goyernment, you may soon have the prlVi-
fsge to love it in your adversely"
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-11-05
COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Speeial Autifes.

S-T-IS60--X.
brakes Plantation Bitters!
They purify strengthen AMI inv ;ar1te.
They he slthy appetite
They n anil tie to change Of and diet.
They effects of dissipation AMI late hours
They strengthen the system ana envcn the mind.
They prevent miasnetic an Intermittent fcyer-.
They purify the breath and acidty If the stomach.
They Dyspepsia and in~tipati5n.
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They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
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nc,k man strong and cd"tsd pa'es greet re forfr
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OPINIONS OF EMINENT UNION GENERALS ON THE
WAR.-What say these heroes to the Copper
head declaration that the war is failure, and
cannot restore the Union? Says Lieut.. Gen.
Grant:
The end is not far distant, if we only be true
TO ourselves. All we want now to insure an
Fly restoration of the Union is determined
sentiment North.
Says Maj Gen. Hooker
This Union must be preserved and there is no
way of preserving it but by the power of our
arms-by fighting the conspiracy to death This
rebellion is tottering while speak it is going
down, and will soon tumble into ruin
Says Maj. Gen. Meade:
Diminishing, useless to discuss, ala
questions us to the origin of this war, have
daily and hourly evidences that it exists, and
that it can ouly be terminated by hard fighting
and by determined efforts to overcome the armed
enemies of the Government.
Says Maj. Gen. Burnside:
Would it not be cowardly for us to say that
this rebellion cannot be crushed, and the au-
thority of the Government sustained? There is
in my mind no question of it. There can be
no such thing laying down of arms, or cessa-
ton of hOStlities, until the entire authority of
the Government is acknowledged by every citi-
zen of our country.
Says Maj. Gen. Logan:
The greatest victory of the rebels, greater than
fifty Manassasses, and their only one that can
give them particle of hope, will be to defeat
the war party at the incoming campaign.
Says Mi. Gen. Dix:
My desire is to do all in my power to sustain
the Government III its efforts to put down rebel
lion-an object 10 be effected, in my Judgment,
by steady and answering prosecution of the
war.
| Says the old veteran, Maj. Gen. Wool:
Nothing for aught that can discover will save
the Union and its Government, but the success
of Grant, Sherman, Farragut and Sheridan.
! Probably there is not single Major General
in the army, Brigadier in active service,
who does not hold these same convictions. In
deed, it may be said that the whole army, as a
body, is possessed by an absolute assurance that
the only way to deal with this rebellion is to
conquer it, and that this contest is already near
ly accomplished.-N. Y. Times
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-11-05

VINO BEGAN WAR.-We desire to call at
tention to little fact connected with this rebel
lion. The charge is often made that this is an
Abolition war, begun by Lincoln. After the
firing upon the steamer Star Of the West, Senator
Wgfall, of Texas, made the following declara-
ton in the United States Senate:
@ Mr.. President, we have insulted your flag.
We fred upon the Star Of The IJ'est and forced
her to show her heels, and you dare not resent
u!''
There is the statement of the leader of the
traitors in the Senate. Is there a craven in a
loyal State today who will take the above and
then get down upon his knees and plead for
peace at the hands of these rebels as the Cop
perheads did in the Chicago Convention? Is
there who be so much OF slave and
coward? Men who support Mcclellan belong
to that class who dare mol resent the insult 10 the
flag and the country They are lost to honor
and pride and are towards unworthy the name
of American citizens-Nerada Transcript.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-11-05

BETTER REcoRD THAN We LOOKED FoR.-Ths
American Flag publishes list Of names of the
% California Hundred" and the names of killed
and wounded up to August last E. ". Wood
ward of WeaverviIlc, was the last to enroll his
name. Of him the record says: % Discharged
for commission now 1st Lieutenant in 25th
n Y. Cavalry.
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MISTAKEN IN THE MAY.-The Copperheads Of
Humboldt county placed s. j. Ddawick, former
ly of Steiner's Flat, Trinity river upon their
Central Committee. He notifies those who did
it without authority that he does not train wRh
that party-has no relish for such alliances. So
we learn from the Times.
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yERvILLE, CALIFORNIA, NOVEMBER
Wreklu o rinitu 9onrnal.

f1- County H'arranfs taken at their ruling value
and Grssnbneks at par, in payment for subscriptions
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WHICH is the most difficult punctuation? Pot.
ting stop 70 q woman's tongue. a
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-11-05
FoREoRDINATIoy.-Tha distinguished modern
philosopher, Josh Billings, gets off the following

philosopher, Josh Billings, gets off the following
We kommense life-we are somebody's baby
we have flaxen hare-we go to district skule-we
slide down hill-we pla hookey-we have great
differkuty with our nozes-we larn how tn
smoke, and find ourselfs men grown all tn onst.
Thus far natur has piped, and we have dansed,
and there haint been no fiddler tn pa, but now
Gums in the speshial ordainment times. | have
bin thru with anvil this mself and stood on the
threshold, young man, a looking around reddy
to be ordained. ! felt as tho wud give So at
least if sumbody wud cum along and ordain me,
and let me pitch in. waited for six weeks, if |
rekaleckt right, and never got the fust smell of
emmy ordaining. Then l konkluded to ordain
was 80 akers ov land in the western kintry. ]
ordered the venson and wild turkey and possums
tew leave, for was going tn farm. | ordained
a log house and much rale fence immegiately,
and put in krop ov wheat, and procured swine
and yoke of Stages. | worked years, had
the ager and little crops principally, and man.
aged tn sink the farm Stages haint seen either
ov them from that da, and don't think want tn.
didn't seem to be speshially ordained fer faran-
ing in the western kintry.
Since that time l hav tried every kind of buzz
ness that | could hear ov, and haint been spe-
shially ordained yet in mi knollege. The fault
all lays in the different kind of buzness, hant
the least doubt. The bzness that was designed
for probably haint been ordained yet but l
intend TO keep boring, and when | do strike lie
thare will be a good time generally in mi imme-
gate naborhood. l hav got any quantity ov
friends (tha don't seem to cum by ordinashun).
got mine, and manage to keep them by not
asking them for anything but advise you can't
ask ennything of man that he loves tn give
more, and that kosts him less, than advise.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-11-05

WHEN the dav of election comes, every one of
you will remember and repeat those religious
prisons taught to Won in your childhood Bless
ed be the peaceful, because they shall be called
the sons of God. CoPperhead address TO Neri-
can citizens.
Ina CINE Jeems Coffroth, or Dan Gelwicks, or
Jim Goods getting up from game of short
cards to instruct pious people in the Offering up
of orisous.-FIag