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The speaking viii be at O'Clock D. m except NJ Nj
Pleasant, Washington and Mucstine. where il will lie
o'cleck p m.
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LETTER FROM HONORABLE q. II.
BROWNING.
Cogent Reasons why He Cannot
Vote for WcCIeilan,..Som
thing for Conservatives
10 Read and
Ponder.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 8, 1851.
Hon. IL, d. Henderson. Mohm onth. ILL.,;
DEAR Sir Yours addressed to me a,
Quincy has been duly received.
You ask NE whether | intend to san.
port General Mcclellan for the Presiden-
cy at the approaching election.
AS am only private citizen. neither
holding, seeking, or desiring Office, the
line of conduct which l may deem j, nv
duty to pursue in the coming contest car
be of but little importance to any one bu,
myself; yet do not hesitate to replv ~
your inquiry, made. as it is, by personal
and political friend of many wears stand.
ing.
The most ardent political desire I have
is to see the wicked and causeless rebe,
hon, which has divided and distracted
the country, desolated some of its fa;rest
portions, and filed the entire land with
mourning, uppressed-our once hapnv
Union restored, and the authority OF tbs
constitution and. the laws re-established
over all our territory and all our peonle
without restoration of tho Union VIC
can have no permanent peace, no perma.
nent government, no permanent pros.
perily. p''
Ii the rebellion becomes revo,,,;o.
ana the Confederate States an independ.
ent sovereignty, constitutional govern.
ment on this continent will be demo,al.
'zed, and dlsintegration will proceed tin
our once noble aud happy republic dissn.
pears, and is succeeded by a family ri
little, contemplate, and ever.w.rr,,
despotisms.
iuese consequences, in my opinion. can
De prevented only By restoration of H.
Union, and The Union can be res,oraa :.
y by suodulng the military power Of tho
Coniederacy, and then add,es;a " 'no
selves to the people, separating the :, e oa
their leaders, and inducing tben, :. nun
turn to their allegiance. snhm;s " re-
authority and receive the profession 'ne
the Government under the benign ,nl, "
when they were SO long happy and n,o.
porous. ff A'o pros
We should have nothing to do with thu
so-calied Confederate Goyernmo,t
1t no recognition enter into M
IONS concrie no srmistices With !,
out, as l have said, crush its arm,os
then address ourselves to the naonl. a aao
and bring them back to the obad,ap ana
citizens. An armistice would bs 80, "
prelude to compromise upon hoo. 'ne
separation aud as this would ha o." VI
grace and ruin, | cannot give nv sunn us
TO any man, or any set of men VIII
the event Of coming into power. va,la
favor such policy. "Ou'a
l do not doubt Gen. McClellsn,a nat;
otism. nor the sincerity of his wish -
preserve the integrity of the Union ana
Constitution. For him, personallv
have great respect, and entire confidence
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WALL PAPER, &c.-Spring Stock
~ OF Wall Paper Borders, GiIt window ehade,
Pendulum. Fixtures Cord Taassis Ac received md =,
sds@ lspr3l NV, WISNIOTT
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NOTICk.-A Fine Brick Residence
with 10 acres of land. all improved and inst ont
side the limits Of keoknk for sale very low
Any one wishing desirable residence at bargain.
ENQUIRE Of x MAPT
july2edn No 2 Hst.s uau.s KsoL,h
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EOR SALE-Lots 7, 8 and 9 in Block
l. 1876 Price $50 for the three, each will be sold
separately If desired Title good or sale.
septic IL d. TEN-EYCK, Agt.
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UNION STATE TICKET.

FOR CONGRESS.
J A M ES F. WI L 5 o N,
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A wondcrful Cure Aircasvr

hereby certify that have had sore ewes for Is wears
anu r pe last three Years have not been able read
newspaper anything else. During this time was nm
der the treatment Of three celebrated Eve Doctors who
dld me little good. then tried country pbysieans
until consnced that would 90 blind Al last Dr. Cow
thon stopped in town, and put myself under his treat
ment This was about four weeks ago. and am now able
to read fine print and write as well as ever did Nv
eyes are clear of inflammation and am pursnire M
iaoors as well as safely recommend him 10
the world a. master OF that disease You can have refer
encs % the above by applying prominent citizens here
septsdim FRANKLIN BRAZILIAN tCooperl
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THE OA1L OA4 =
THURSDAY, OCT. Is.
national U1stOss Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
FOR vIcE PRESIDENT
ANDREW JOHNSON.
UNION STATE TICKET.
FOR CONGRESS.
JAMES F. WILSON N,
rLroroRs AT LARGE,
G. BEN DARWIN, of Des Moines Co.,
W. G. THOMPSON, of Linn County.
JNO. VAN VALKENBURG, 1st Dist.
SAMUEL s. BURDETT, end District.
BENJAMIN T. HUNT, 81 District.
DANIEL ANDERSON, 4th District.
GILMAN C. MUDGETT, 9th District.
HENRY c. HENDERSON, 9th Dist.
'YoR SUPREME JupcE,
G.. G.. co e,
or Polk County
yoRsskcREr.Rr-or..srArE,
JAMES RIGHT,
OF Delaware County.
ros AuprreR or STATE,
10 II n 4. lott,
OF Mitchell County.
foR STATE TREASURER,
WILLIAM FL. HOLMES,
Of Jones County.
FOR REGISTER STATE LAND OFFICE
JOSIAH A. HARVEY,
OF Fremont County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
ISA AC L. A LEN,
OF Tama County.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
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0. II. BROWNING FOR LrscoIS.-The
Copperhead Press of the country have
been boasting of the accession of o. H.
Browning Of Quincy to their ranks. We
supposed that sneh was the case, and re-
GREETED it most deeply, and we received
the following contradiction of it in The ne.
pers with heartfelt pleasure.
Mr.. Browning is man OF note and a
man of talent, and the fact that under
all the circumstances he deems it peces.
sary to throw his influence for Mr.. Lin
coin' should arrest the attention of every
honest democrat in the country:
LETTER FROM HONORABLE o. III,
BROWNING.
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NOTICE.
DIR. l.. II. COWTHOy

Having recently located In the town of Pennington So
licits the patronage Of citizens in country He
processes 10 give full satisfaction to the disease ae
with Cancer, Sore Eyes, Deafness White Swelling scrf
ua Piles, all stages of Liver Dseases Bronchitis or
pAshsic and all other diseases that systems SUBJ
ject to in all their complicated FORMS and Cons. pf.s.
chen not sn IFS extreme last stage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-11-05

In the County Court, in and for the county Of
Trinity and State Of California:
In the matter OF the Petition of Il. q. P.iGE
rs HIS Creditors.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE HON
| John Murphy, county Judge of Trinity coun-
ty, notice is hereby given to all the creditors Of
said Insolvent 4. Z. Page TO be and appear be-
fore the Hon John Murphy. aforesaid, in open
Court, at the Court room of the Court House in
the town of Weavcryic county and State afore-
said, on Wednesday, the
9th day of November next,
at 10 o'clock. a. M. of said day, then and there
to show cause, if any they can, why the prayer
of said Insolvcnt should not be granted, as
signment Of his estate be made, and he be dis
charged from his debts and liabilities, in pursu-
ance of the statute in such case made and pro-
vided, and in the meantime all proceedings a.
gainst the said Insolvent be stayed.
Witness my hand and seal of said Court
[L.s-] this 9th day of October, A. D., 1864
A J. LOOMS, Co. Clerk
II. J. Howe. Pl'tfs. Atty. 39tf
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\ Hoe SroRY.-A short time ago an old friend
from the country inquired Of William T. Cole
man q how he felt now among his asso-
ciatcs, Nike Brannigan, Billy Carr, and other
distinguished Broom Rangers what the
state of his enjoyment since goiag into soc:ey :
guessed he didn t maize much by his operation in
brooms." Alr. c. said he felt pretty well-he
hadn' done anything which he regretted or what
he thought wasn't right reckoned he hadn I
lost anything in consequence" - All, said the
other. e. that reminds me of little story
An Illinois drover took boat-load Of hogs
to New Orleans. Having disposed of the lot, he
met a friend, and appeared much elated with the
success of his adventure. How much did you
get for your hogs . said the friend. Three dol
lars and two bits, was the answer" How
much did you give for them in Illinois 2 Three
dollars How much did it cost you to fetch
them here? p Oh. about two bits apiece
Why, then, don't see that you made anything
you paid three dollars in Illinois, paid two bits
freight, and sold them for three and two bits
just the cost
g All, said the drover, with knowing look,
6"t, yoa see, had their company all tie ray
90'ca! i-dmerican Flag.
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Claims Against Indian Department.
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS,
SAY FRANCISCO. Cal. Sent. 9th, 1861

OFFICE OF .IxDIAy AFFAIRS,
SAN FRANcIsco, Cal, Sept 9th, 1864.
PURSUANT TO INSTRUCTIONS RECElN Eu
| from the Department of Interior, dated Wash
ington City, July 29th, 1864, relative to the
. former Indebtedness of the Government on ac-
count of the Indian service in California,
hereby give notice to all persons having claims
against the Government for supplies furnished or
services rendered the Indian Department of this
State under the Superintendent of HANSON,
STEELE and WENTWORTH, to present the
same to me at my Office, southeast corner Of
Washington ana SanSome streets, San Francis
CO. on or before the
Ist day of December, 1861,
so that they may be forwarded to Washington
for final settlement. Atiidavits from responsible
parties will be required to establish the correct
ness and Justice of said accounts.
AUSTIN WILEY,
}6. 2m. Supt. of Indian Affairs, Gala.
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lTuSE-" Tanlee DooMe."l

Down the Shenandoah valley
Yankee boys are cunning;
Sheridan is chasing Early.
And the rebs are running.
Yankee Doodle. let them run;
Sheridan's behind them:
Yankee ewes and Yankee feet
Will follow up and find them!
Down the Shenandoah valley
Hear the Yankees cheeringi
We have whipped the rebel Early
Cut Of sight and hearing
Yankee Doodle. let them run;
Sheridan behind them;
Yankee boys and Yankee feet
viii follow up and ind them
Victory is in the valley
Victory the proudest.
And wherever true hearts rally
There the shout is Ioudest-
Now three cheers for Sheridan
And all his gallant army,
By the Tongues of loyal men
From Maine to Alabamy
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned will apply to the Hon. Board of
Supervisors of Trinity county, at the November
Term, for renewal of license to keep a Toll
Bridge across the North Fork Of Trinity river at
the town of North Fork. H. SCHOONER
North Fork, Oct 5, 1864. 3e.tsb
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REDEMPTION FUND NOTICE.
OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co,

OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co,
Weavervillc, Sept "a, 1864.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that in accord
y ancc with the provisions of an Act Of Legis-
laturc creating Redemption Fund for Trinity
county. sealed proposals for the surrender Of
county Warrants will he received ut the office of
the undersigned, in Wcaverville. up to the last
day Of the session of the Board of Supervisors
in November next.
EssFnNo bids will he received for more than the
par value Of Warrants offered. and each War
rant proposed to be surrendered must accompa-
ny the bid. a. C0CHELL,
37tsb County Treasurer.
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The SOLDIERS For LINCOLN vote was taken
in the First Brigade. Third Division, Second
Corps, before Petersburg, on the sth ult., with
the following result: Lincoln, 1920; Mcclellan,
$780, Fremont, 37s; doubtful, none. This a
poor showing for the Chckahcminy gravedigper.
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LOYAL FAMrLY-An old man, named William
Howe, -over sixty years of age, carried trans
parency in the great Union procession in San
Francisco, bearing the following inscription :
" Two Sons in the Union Army-two more ready
and the old man too. All for country - The
descendapts of that family will be proud of the
of =. Howe -
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BRIDGE LICENSE NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT l WILL
/ \ apply to the Honorable Board of Supervisors
OF Trinity county, at the November Term for a
renewal of license to keep Toll Bridge over
Trinity river at Grass Valley in said county.
D. u. KELLOGG.
Grass Valley, Oct. l, 1854. 3s.4t
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A VOLUME OF TRUTH.-Therc is volume in
the few words uttered by soldier at one of the
polls during the recent election in Vermont. 4
Copperhead ticket wa handed him as he limped
up to the polls. He took it, turned it over and
then threw it away, saying - What thunder
ing fool should be 10 go down to Virginia and
fight rebels three years with nv musket, and
then come here to stab myself in the back with a
piece of poison like that p The brave soldier
only gave ntterance to the sentiment OF every
loyal soldier and citizen.
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MrcH LIKE THE CALIFonxrA ANIMAL.-Rev.
Robert j. Breckinridge lately defined Kentucky
Copperhead to be a man that " had double
grained love for the niger and double-grained
hatred OF the GoTernment-a man who hates the
Government because he loves negro slaves better
than his own SOUL
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The MEDDLEsoME YANKEES. - If we had mind
cd eur own business, and left other States to
mind theirs, there would have been no civil war.
So asserted Mr.. James Brooks at a New York
ratification meeting. Yes, if we hadn't stupidity
iu;crmeddled TO make Kansas a Free State in
stead Of allowing the matter race to plant sav-
cry there--if we hadn't protested against making
new Slave States out of the territory belonging
to the people of tine thited States--in short, if
we Eadn t rudely objected to letting the chiyalry
manage the country ms they choose, without IN
terposing our impertinent objections, and mag
ming that mudslls had rights rs we'll rs slave
owners-why then might have avoided this
war. What a pity that we can meekly submit,
like Brooks and Seymour, to the domination OF
men whose experience in slavery has qualified
them amply TO command .-Boston Transcript.
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San Andreas, Calaycras county.

have used the Wheeler L Wilson about two
years the Tageari & Farr six months, the Sloat
Elliptic about the same length of time, the Will
lans 4 orvs nearly two years. and have dealt
in several Of the small Machines until thorough
" disgnsted with every Machine that sews with
only one thread The fIORENCE is the only
Machine which has come under my notice that
gives perfect andsentire satisfaction on all kinds
of work. GEORGE GlLLIS,
Carson CITY. N T.
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| have used a Florence Machine for two years;
brought it across the Plains it has never vet
been out of order, and truly say it excels
all other Machines that have ever used ran
a Ladd Webster six months, Wheeler Will
son eight months and used Grover l. Baker al
ternately with Sloat's for two years am IA
miar with the Howe and several other of the
small Machines. but never used one that would
do all kinds of work equal to the FLORENCE
Mrs. ISAAC ELLIS Narvsyille
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BOURBON WHISKY
FOR MEDICAL AND FAMILY USE.
CIRCULAR to PHYSICIANS and OTHERS

+ 0uISNILLE Ky. JANUARY l. 1SG2.-TIIi: UNDER
I signed respectfully calls the attention Of the Medical
Faculty the United the following
between n number of the respectable and influential
physicians Of New York and Brooklyn aud the writer.
WI. r. CUTTER il.
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pa The following among the many tcsti-
monials received in favor of WV. 7. CUTTER,
JR. Bourbon Whisky
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After having Florence Machine in use nearly
a year, feel that | can truly recommend il az
being all that is claimed for it. consider II su-
perior to any of the Machines now in use.
Mrs. JENNIE A EGAN
Wilmington, Los Angeles co, Cal.
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and on extreme left. Gregg's cavalry is swing
ing round towards south side of railroad
Heraids 5th Corps correspondent, 27th says
enemy i: massed opposite our left, making prep
arations to resist any attempt of our army
WAsHIScroS, 2sth.-Dspatches from Grant
inform Department of advance in force for recon-
noissance made yesterday by Warren and Ham
cock. In evening enemy attacked Hancock but
was repulsed Our forces were then withdrawn
from their advanced position
Following telegram from Grant received :
| Cry PoINr, 27th--9, Nj have Just returned
from Boynton Plank Road Our lines now ex-
tend from Hatchs creek to Armstrong; mill
thence by south bank OF Hatch : creek to point
above. Enemy everywhere entrenched No
general attack made during day We took seven
| loaded teams and 100 prisoners On our right
Buffers line extended some distance. l
! shall keep our troops out until noon Tomorrow
/ in hope Of inviting battle.
| Signed, GRANT.
| CITY POINT, 2Sth--Attack on Hancock proved
decided success. He repulsed enemy and re-
tanned position of field until midnight when he
was ordered to withdraw. (Signedl, GRANT.
! WASHINGTON. 2sth-Reports from Sherman to
/ c o'clock this evening indicate rebels again
! threatening Tennessee. There is no reason to
doubt but Sherman and Thomas will be found
prepared for whatever movement may take place.
/ Repor,s from Missouri and Arkansas concur in
stating defeat of rebels disastrous one.
ST. LOUIS. 29th.-Gen. Meredith received dis
patches from Sherman on 2Gth, notifying him
that Forrest intended to attack Paducah, Ken
lucky.
! Orders issued to Gen. Buford for concentrating
his forces Tennessee line, preparatory TO
march on Paducah. All bushes suspended at
Paducah, and every preparation made for attack.
/ 4 REMARK He OUGHT TO Hang FoE.-The Ne
vada Gazette tells that John R. Ridge, the Cher
okee secessionist who edits the Grass VALLEY
National, threatened in a recent speech in that
city to rob- murder and destroy, if the people did
not elect the Coppcrhead ticket The people oil
this section of the State know something CT
Ridge br0gging procivities. but there are none
so foolish TO believe that he will ever venture
to carry his foolish threats into effect in this
loyal State. Ridge may buster and threaten,
but he is by no means as invncibe as he would
have timd folks believe.
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TINFF.
ST. MtRY's HOSPITAL. San Francisco, June

ST. MARYs HOSPITAL. San Francisco, June 5, lSC4-
WM T. CrTTER-Dear Sir have received the Bourbon,
Whisky. bottled and furnished for medical use by VIM T.
Cutter call of Drs Valentine Mott. willard Par
and tstin.u- shed medical gentlemen of New York.
and have given fair trial in Hospital and pleased
To say have found and superior any
Whisky have found in this country and better than st
of the Brandy sold in this State Please send a few doz-
en--say three cases. for the present. l remain,
Yours. truly. VI. A. CACIIJL. NJ D.
Resident hysican St. Narys Hospital
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FOR SALE by

FOR SALE by
J. s. MCCAIN Il CO., W. w. TINNIN & CO., N.
LANG and N. F. GRIFFIN. Druggist. Wea-
vcrvlIe, and in San Francisco by
Geo. F. Bragg & Co. and Crane & Brigham.
San Francisco Oct |, 1864. 3S.l5i.
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believe ! can fully and conscentiousy in
,lorsr each qualification claimed for the FLOR
ENCE. | have thoroughly tested it on work of
all grades, and each trial has been emincntly sat-
isftctory It takes hold of delicate fabric del
icaiely, and of a strong one with strength. To
me it seems more than a machine--an almost in
telligcnt willing helper. Its use is easily learn
ed, and its construction is certainly simple.
know something of the other frst-class Machines,
having learned to operate several This is the
ONLY Sewing Machine have found reliable.
MRs. PERRY G.. TEFT
Gan trdraas Calayrrac county
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We could refer to many others who ore ns;rn
the FLORENCE if it were necessary r. do SO
con*ince the public that these Machines are what
is claimed the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-11-05

NEEDLES, AND DIRECTIONS
TT is WELL KNOWN THAT AMONG THE
| various kinds of cheap Sewing Machines in
the market, some are worthless but the reputa-
ton of the NEW ENGLAND " is becoming well
established, having been sold in this city and
various parts of the State during the past year.
These Machines are we'll adapted to meet the
wants of every Family, not only on account of
the low prices, but for the ease with which they
are operated and kept in order They
WORK WITH 4 STRAIGHT NEEDLE.
consequently will do HEAVIER WORK than those
using a curved Needle, with less liability of
breaking.
Each Machine is fitted to the Treadle or Foot
Power. which can be had for $40.
Every Machine 81 Warranted!
STEWART Il SHEAR.
General Agents.
Mont somery street, opposite .uasomfc Temple.
48.3m. San Francisco.
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CHALLENGE SALOON.
Old Sidney Hill Corner.

OIu oIOI1ey Iii O0T1er'
RE YOU DRY? JUST STEP IN At TIE
Z - Challenge We have the best Liquors
that can be purchased in San Francisco, and the
most accommodating BAr-kecps to dispense them.
Or, if vou don't indulge in liquiis. perhaps You
d SMOkE-most people do
A Fine Cigar
Is great luxury. especially when a mans Just
been to dinner, or after your day wor, is done.
so soothing, particularly # bought With your
last two bits. Isn't it though
Come and see rs. anyhow 9 IF You don't
want to trade. sit down and read the papers -
A1-wE TAKE THEN ALL:-Ca
ana chew yodr Tobacco. Just rs thougI it YVES
paid for Somebody might treat
BENNETT Il BLANCHARD.
Wcavervilc, August ), 1864. 3J.td
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NEW ENGLAND
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Twenty Five Dollars !

uEMMER, GAUGE, 0ILER, SCREW DRIVER, CLAMP,
NEEDLES, DIRECTIONS.
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