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stomach, Liver a Bowels.

all complaints of either Sex. arising
from Bodily Weakness whether III
heren ~ Tie system or produced
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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-22
ELECTION LAWS.
Extracts from Act to Regulate Elections

OF QuiLTIcNrNs AyD lisa IL or rLEc7oas.
SEC. 10. Every white male citizen of the United
States. and every white male citizen of Mexico
who shall have been elected to become a citizen
OF the United States under the treaty of peace
exchanged and ratified at Qneretaro on the Both
Of May, is48 Of the age of twenty-one years.
who shall have been a resident Of the State six
months next preceding the election, and the
county Or district which lie claims his vote thirty
days, shall be entitled to vote at all elections
which are now or hereafter may be authorized
by Law.
SEC. II. For the purpose Of voting, no person
shall be deemed to have aimed or lost a residence
by reason OF his presence or absence in the SER
vice of the United States nor while engaged in
the navigation of the waters of this State or the
United States, or of the high seas; nor while a
student OF any seminary of learning; nor while
Kept at An almshouse or other ASYLUM nor VIII
confined in any public prison
! SEC Il. No IDIOT or insane person. or pcrsons
convicted of any infamous crime shall be entitled
to the privileges Of an cector.
SEC l3. \ crime shall be deemed infamous
winch Is punishable by death or by imprison.
ment in the State Prison
or OF noLDIx4 ELECTIONS Avn .,,, r,
JUDGES AND CLERKS ELE, ION
| SEC II. 1t shall be the duty of each Insnec
lot 10 pc at the place where the polls are to be
opene IN the precinct for which he is Amounted
! rom eight in the morning until sunset on the
uaF OF the election. Should such Inspector moi
appear at eight 0 clock in the morning, the cleo
,oFs present at the place where the polls are tc
precinct '-'
sc Is. The Board of Inspectors for eacf
precinct shall, before the time of opening tn,
pohS' appoint two suitable persons to act a,
| SEC 10 Before any election shall be opened
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-22
The NEW PAsIoR.-Rev. George ". Henni

The NEW PAsToR.-Rev. George ". Henning,
assigned to the Weaverville Distric, At the late
session Of the ". E. Conference. preached At the
Union Church last Sunday. His Introductory
sermon was listened to by good audience, and
We nave heard II mos; iayorably spoken Of Nj
iienning ami lady have come here to spend a
year, and it is meet and proper that our citizens
should remember that ministers OF the Gospel
must eat and be clothed, as well as other people
we say TINS because our people have been slack
IN sustaining the Gospel teachers sent US. We
are most happy to sta,e, on the authority of a
gentleman OF this place who has known Mr..
fleming for years, that he is both worthy an /
talented young mAn. Let the Church henceforth
BOAST fuller attendance than in the past and the
new minister be encouraged in his mission OF
good.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-22

CHICAGO CoNvExTIoS TALK.-From a batch of
aimable sayings by Chicago delegates We clip
the following
Henry Clay Dean didn't like Little Mac y
When asked if he would support him if nomi-
mated he said . Before God, fellow citizens.
we have one IDIOT in the Presidential chair
don't 1t US put another in it
He further said The negro is in every re-
spect preferable to the AbolItionist-"
BY Cd we must have Mcclellan nominated.
We must pa; stop 10 this ID war. Dean
Richmond.
We ask cur Democrats friend Simpson, Of
Lewiston if the following remark Of FanAllen
isn't a % whopPer >: "Thcre is no such n crea-
ture in the heavens above. the earth bene lth or
the waters under the earth, as a War Democrat.
How Democracy would have howled if Balti-
more delegates had befouled their mouths with
similar language.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-22

HOME SrEAKlNG-At meeting of the Lincoln
and johnson Club held at Weaverville, Oct. 18th
John Burns. \. Cochcll and Il. Clifford were an
pointed 10 confer with the Executive Committee
OF the Union Central Committee 10 make ar
rangements for addressing the citizens Of the
different precincts throughout the county. By
appointment committee met on Monday evenins.
18th. y. H. P. Aorcross was closen chairman,
aud G. Ii. Bunker Secretary. Motion made and
carried that an invitation be extended to H. J.
Howe, Esq, Hon. j. p. Jones, Hon. John Muir
ply, Ne 1lett and Others TO address the citizens
Ca motion Norcross, CoChell AMI Carr we've D.
pointed i committee to wait upon the above
named gentlemen and invite then 10 speak, and
arrange their appointments. We nave not room
for the spoaieaee. Suffice i, to say TIA,
the gentlemen mentioned accepted the invitation
Tho appointments will DO found in the apPropri-
ate place.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-22

Nor NUcH--Tne Copperheads Of LA Porte had
rodeo a few nights ago. They wanted ban
ner, with certain device, but wouldn't let
the Abolition painter execute it. An amateur
was secured to perform the work, but when
finished it was discovered thatthe letter ''t had
been omitted in the word Liberty. The Ahol-
TONER was hunted up; told them he eou'd finish
the job by the desired time, but didn think he
would. - much
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-22

ton, Rush Creek Grass Valley and indian EseeN.
And it is hereby further ordered tnat hlee.Ion
Precincts be established throughout the eoun'!
=, tho nl.ces hereinafter mentioned, and that
Precincts not named and provided for in the fol
lowing list be, and the same are HEREBY aooi-
ished. cu;,,
And it is further ordered that the following
named PERSONS at as Inspectors and judges III
the precincts hereinafter named:
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-22

TaE APPROACHING DENoNsTRAT
preparations are being made for the Union dem.
onstration of this day week. /. will be the
grsndest affair, politically, ever witnessed in
Trinity. Sargent and Bidwell are to speak, and
we hope and expect to hear speeches which will
strikingly contrast with the Copperhead har.
rangdes of Wednesday. Les all Union meu-
those who delight in marching TO the music Of
the old Union--be on hanl. 1t twill be en- occa.
sion worth witnessing.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-22
GRAND UNION DEMONSTRATION
TOrcllIight Procession!
TO TIE UNION NE.V AND UNION Or
GANIZ4TI TONS or TRINITY co.

EaSAt regular meeting Of tho Weavcrrille
Lincoln and Johnson Club held Oct. 18TH by a
unanimous vote the Secretary was instructed to
to extend an invitation 20 the Union citizens of
Trinity county to be present at the Union dem
onstratou to take place in Weavervile on
Saturday Evening, Oct. 29th,
which occasion Hon. A. A. SARGENT and
GEN. JONI BIDwELL Will address them
In pursuance Of such order take this public
manner Of extending general and cordial invi-
ton to the several Union Leagues and Union
Clubs, and Union citizens generally, to be pres
ent and participate on the occasion The dem
onstration is intended to he grand and impos-
ing one, and it is hoped that fitting represcn-
tation of the loyal sentiment Of the county viii
be present.
a complete programme of the exercises will
be published next week. D. Z. GORDON,
Secretary Of Weaverville L. and J. Club.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-22
BRIDGE NOTICE. :

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the un
y dersigued will apply 10 the Hon Board o
Supervisors OF Trinity county, t tie November
Term, for license to keep a Toll Bridge Owe
Canon Creek 1t his trading-post.
ALLEN BUTLER.
Canon Greek, Oct. II, 1864. 4o.tsb.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-22

CLEvER.-Jud LOOMS has our warmest thanks
for large box of beautiful apples grown in his
grounds on TAYLOR street. After years of perse-
rerance aud toll Jud. is living - under his own
vine and fig tree
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-22
Five Electors Of President and Vice Pres.
ident of the UniIed States.

The attention of the Boards Of Supervisors in
the various counties Of this State is directed to
Section of an Act regulating Elections, ap-
proved April 20, 1863. (See Statutes of 1863,
page 353.)
The attention Of all officers of election is d.
rected 70 an Act regulating Elections. approved
April 4, 1861 (See Statutes of 1860 page
467.)
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the Great Seal of the
LIS. Estate of California to be affixed Done at
Sacramento, this 10Th day of September.
"A. D., 1864. FREDk T. LOW.
Attest: Governor Of California
B. B. REDDISG, Secretary of State
By F. W. REDDyi Deputy Secretary. 3ote
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-22
STATE OF CALIFoEy1A, TRryrrY Co.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, TRINITY Co..
Wcaver:ille, Oct. II, 1864.
WHEREAS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER aTu
w 1854, being the day on which the General
EieotIon Will he held throughout the State for
'he various Officers required by law to be elected
therein, It IS therefore hereby
Ordered. that at said Election tho r,I,oui,,.
officer for Trinity county will lac elected
One Supervisor for District No. l,
comprising the following precincts Trinity
eeh'er' Ainersville, Bates, Eastman's, Lewis
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-22

ks- The WEAvERVILLE Lincoln and johnson
Club meets at Armory Hall every Saturday evening at
~ o'clock. De GORDON, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-22

AN Oregon contemporary accuses Jo- Lane OF
smelling Constitution with . K We have
heard before that he uses the @ k . in all words
with &c"
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-22

BuRNED.-We are informed that the trading
post of Lawrence Mcguire, on Deadwood creek
was burned, with all the contents, on Sunday
morning last
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-22
Invitation Committees;

WE4vErvIIL~-E. Nehett j. W. Ovens. VIM. Fitz GERALD
Frei NoImer, D. NJ ke:log T. Nerrigan = else, NJ Null
E.an
MiyERsyn.E-F Bates, F. Leach, P Griffin.
LEHIsToY-Frel. NcCau,lanl P. Crpnen. II. Fox.
LoGpEN jas b. Singleton. &c Sergeant
Dot Ia, CrTY--Capt. t. A. keIton. ltrnum Charles
Kuper. D. Foley, Tiu' Cricklid
Coo .R.>v.iL .---Geo ". Kelly, Tin. Henaes@y.
u c. &c. NJ stratton, J. sigfre, Chas. o c IN
neil, W. b. Sto'titrd.
S1rINaIs IA .-l.9ses Gum, WIN. Anderson.
EVAN BAr.-Alex. Stiller Peter Murphy
AEK.S IS M.-Joln Sheridan. Tho-. Swucy.
.uN Ct r-Geo ". Ferguson, B. :. Gug;i.l, Henry
0sio, Jerry Dacy.
OEnGos r'H,--P. Herrioh, Dan Donovan, ? s!l,;cry.
Thomas mullen.
C'3 y CIJr--o. r. Grant. Richard i.eary.
EUsI CaEAk.-Jol.n Arm G. +. L,nglon.
IoN yE:1TE-:
Ion. John Murphy, Q. D. GaG)rl,
JOS. A. Stewart.
FLOOR MANAGERS
CAPT. c. v GowAN p. CLIFF )Gp-J>lfT MARTIN.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-10-22
ELECTION PROCLAMATION
Three Representatives 60 the Congress of
the Uni,ed State,

To be elected in the following manner, viz -
One Representative in the First Congressional
District, comprising the counties Of San Diego,
Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Santa Barbara,
San Luis Obispo, Tulare, Monterey, Fresno, Ner-
ced. Mariposa, StanislnuS, Santa Clara, Santa
Cguz, San Mateo and San Francisco.
One Representative in the Second Congression-
al District, comprising Tie counties of Alamo la,
Contra Costa, San Joaquin, Iuolumnc, Mono,
Calavcras, Atnador Fl Dorado, Sacramento, Ne
vada, Placer and Alpine.
One Representative in the Third Congressional
District, comprising the counties Of Marin, So
roma, Napa, Lake, Solano, Yuoa, Suffer, Yolo,
Sierra, Bate, Plumas, Iehama, Cousa, Mea1o-
elmo, Humboldt, Trinity, Shasta, Siskyou, Del
Norte, Klamath and Lassen.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-19
THE.NEw " s..

The restrictions which have bcrn' placed By nili.
tary authority upon The transmission Of intelligence
from our armies leave us with bot meagu accounts
Of the operations ol our troops IN Georgia. ard What
We DO get Is - confused, conflicting and unreliable
tha, !. affords but little satiIfat,ion.
An account was published lasl wrtk. 90 the az
lhority Of Georgia paper Of The Iih. thai fteneas
division Of Hoods army, on the 9th, made 40 si'aeE
On Altoona. which failcI bot subsequently, the whole
corps va, zen, 10 hia assistance, when the town ""
carried by ASSAULT and four thousand prisoners taksn'
together with sn imnIenso quantity Of the maierlah
OF war. Bat tbis farombls account lacks esnhrna'
iion.
Il Is further stated that Gen. Gordon bad caPtsrsd
West Point, taking lifiy wagons in good eondi'lOa
apd he wrecks o. many moro. Rome ~ Georgia. =
Il said, has also been isteu with la g. sm0uns y
sloIea.
Il e also said that sherman was beyond The Ons'
iahoochee, ca, or from biz main army hat ne s'''
ualion of Ailsn,a was looked fOr every day ms
there vas no cavalry ihers whatever, end tha' 'n'
enemy had 10 stock with which 70 haul artillery y
compulsory storss, snd 20 uiboad And We may w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-19
Aillsbarnuyb Rssarntr.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. 6.
Wednesday, October 10, 1854.
sIr. Johnston and Mr.. Royce. w.

BIr. Johnston and Mr.. Royce. We
publish to-day letter tom the Hen. Hsrschel v.
Johnston, Senator in the Confederate Congress from
The Stale Of Georgia. the subject OF which s The d.
auguratien Of peace movement q, the South" and
also letter On the same subject from the Hon. wa-
w. Beyce, msmbsr Of Congress. fror, south Caro-
liza. Bolh Of them are able pspsn. and in the AZ.
fany authentic news Of consequences from osf
armes. will be moro interesting our readers psr-
hsPs than anything else with which esuId Oh ssr
columns. 10 The present critical stalls Of affairs h
we'll thai the opinions and views Of ,he leading men
Of the government should be made known. anil that
matters of ssch high isP,snes should Be freely ds-
cusssd. Ths may lead 10 wise solution Of rhs
questions % issue.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-19

spicisus issue to those great deIiberatien,.
The question rests with you. The respen-
sibiIity is with you, the consequences will
BE- with your country. You and Mr.. Lin.
coin can never make peace. You nav
traverse indefinitely the same bloody cir.
cies you have been moving in for. IL. las,
four years, but YOU will never approach
any nearer than you now are. Your suly
hope Of peace is in the ascsndancy Of tn.
Conservative party North. Fortity that
party il ysu can BY victories. but do no,
reglect diplomacy. II was the boast Of
Phillip the great king, that he gained mere
cities BY his policy than by his arms. A
weak power engaged with a stronger mus,
make up in sasacity for what j, lacks in
physical force, otherwise the monumeats
Of its glory become the tombs Of its Aa.
tionslity.
With sentiments Of the highest respect,
lremaia your fellow citizen.
WILLIAM w. BOYCE.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-19

Heetlng or Covernors--GO Vance led
Raleigh on Friday. TO attend the meeting Of the Go.
vernos Of the several States east Of the Mississippi
who were expected 10 assemble al Augusta on Nss.
day last. Ths obDse, q the meeting h.. no, b..s
made public. except % far as spPeanin The folO-iss
paragraph. which We saO,o from he Conservative.
FL, 10 simply meeting for CONSULTATION snons he
GOvernsfs q the Stale. Ihis aide Of The Mi.sisip
Il Is not peace mse.iss ia any ether than iAs,
those who attend ii aro n pg.es, desire peace ui,A
al. and especially with OR Nohhern s0emy. and
~lI ds al ihey within the scope q their power.
to Pronste peace. We Prssune thai tAsy siIl n~~t
wi,hon, p,osrsmme apd -i,hou, sny special Osjeei.
eresps 20 eOnsulI upon the general ,nr'rs,s Of each
State and Of the confcdsney. We ,run lhs nssi.
log will rs.all IN good 70 the cause"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-19
Tae northern Eiections.-rhs s,.s


elections in Pennsylvania, ohis spd Indiana wers
hsd on Tassley Of last week all Of which gave afgs
Republican msjorit,es. IL Pennsylsshia Forneys
Pres, claims Union nsjOriiy o. Ten .hOusalJ. sud
expects il -II be increased 10 twenty lhensnd ~
tho .oIisr. vote Iaohc. !. .sis. tho Rs:usIis.s
msoniy. |. sbou, 6ry thousand and 10 Indiana. Gov.
Norton Is reelected probably BY from twenty 70 ihir
" thousand After such resghs IL these states. ihrs
can be lirle doubt " Lincoln's rc-eleclisn.
Later accounts state TIA, fenn.y l,snis has beea
earrsd by the Democrat. bY handsome iasjsty.
The Democrats. i. B rail, have made barge gains
10 csnnsedeul
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-06-18
European Intelligence.

PoRT AUBoRQUE, May 20.-The London Tines
correspondent. AZ the Danish headquarters. says
the whole disposal force of the Danes is only
twenty-four thousand men, while the Austrians
and Prussians in Denmark number eighty
thousand.
The Emperor and Empress of Mexico arrived
at Madeira on the Doth of April aud sailed the
same day for Vera Cruz.
New YORK, May 22.-The America, with dates
from Southampton. to the l1tt has arrived.
In the House of Lords, Earl Russell stated that
the blockade of the German ports was raised.
Parliament adjourned on the 18th.
The Bank of France had raised the rate Of
discount to s per cent.
In a recent naval engagement the Austrians
were badly beaten. One irigate was burned.
Fifteen Norwegian and Swedish vessels Assem-
bled on the 10th off Guttenburg, under Prince
Oscar.
Garibaldi arrived at Caprera on the 10Th.
The general impression is that his departure from
England was FASTENED by the Ministry, at the
suggestion from Napoleon, who disliked the effect
produced on the masses by his presence.
The Austrisns pillaged Hinzen, Randers and
other places in Jutland.