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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-08-05

The SoLDTERs.-The following extract is from
the Virginia Enterprise and contains sentiments
which flow from loyal and intelligent defender
of the Government and country:
The New York HerdId SAYS a new governing
class, beyond the reach of pot-house politicians
has presented itself in the returned sailors and
soldiers of the nation They are the real men of
the Republic, and will shape its policy and make
its laws for years TO come. They have the best
hearts and the best brains in the country. They
are familiar with the South and with the wants
OF the time, and have the courage to do right
They have held in past years every shade of po-
ltical opinion, and have disputed on more points
than they remember but now they are filled
with the inspiration of the national cause and
that Will bear them gloriously over all minor
differences. They are as one in devotion 10 the
country They have proved it in battle. and will
prove 1t again. In the accession to power of
this portion of the people we see the resurrection
of political morality in this country.
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A WICKED AND DtsPIcABLE TRAIToR.-We have
spoken OF the San Francisco Examiner, lately
not journal capable of doing much harm IN
itself, but the representative of class OF
venomously disloyal publications in Calitor-
MIA which should be toned down by the pep
uar will of that State to a more respectful refer
ence to the Government and the sacred cause in
which the best blood of the nation has been shed
like water. 1t continues to speak OF the North
ern soldiers, living and dead as abolition hire
lngs and mercenaries, and to refer to the war
upon Southern traitors as fanatical crusade
80 gross has become the assaults of that sheet
upon the Administration and its purposes, and
SO rancorously is its hostility manifested toward
the Government, that it is beginning to find re-
ouke from Journals whose paths are not political.
me Examiner is nothing but Copperhead wrig-
gle; but it wriggles most Extensively to loyal
sight' and should be given the choice of moder-
a'ing us maligniy sharing the fate of its pre-
decessor, the Democratic Press Virginia New
ERterpriss
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Woman in all her Difficulties

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this harmless but elective preparation At the epoch
Of life in which the female system undergoes the i'm
portant and critical changes the Pills will prove positive
safeguard against evil consequences. They confident
y recommended specific in every disorder which e
are pyclu ively
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-08-05
Dyspepsia, DiarrhGa, Weakness. &c.

The terrible bodily and mental pangs which characterize
Dyspepsia are AT mitig,ted by the Pills DiarrhHa.
constipation headache. physical prosraton. nervous ire
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OF this extraordinary remedy. A. specific for dyspepsia
and the disorders connected with growing Of it, the
ps are always 10 be relied when every other medicine
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-08-05

In whatever form disease attacks the liver repealed
and eNterminated by this searching painless and Irresistible
curative Bilious renittens billions purging. and all the
ordinary disorders of the organ indicated by pain the
right side and between the shoulders yelowne- of the
whites OF the eyes weakness and debility relieved
and removed by the remedy CELEBRITY which
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THE WONDERS OF FREE INsTITUTIoSs-If there
is ANYTHING in our system of Government that
would amaze foreigner, it is the perfect trust
and confidence the people have in the working
of our Democratic institutions. Although Il
minority have been in rebellion against ii for
four years the fact is patent that the Republic is
stronger at its close than il was heretofore. The
people have the simplest confidence its strength
and begin To realize its destinv-So grand and
noble in its future that like towering colossus
it already casts IA shadow the decrepit thrones
of the Old World 1t astonishes those who can
not comprehend the inherent strength of our
Government that we should he able to carry on
so mighty warfare, and not come out OF 1t
bankrupt nation. Our resources were in our
selves, and what was destroyed in one shape
was replenished in another. Foreigners wonder
what is to become of the hundreds OF thousands
Of our disbanded soldiers, who are destitute of
employment. This would be opposite ques
ton among the starving poor of Europe, but in
the United States where every man can turn his
hand to some business, and where millions OF
acres are living - out of doors " waiting to be
tickled with the hoe to bring forth fruitful har-
vest, the question does not assume the import
ance it would under other circumstances. If the
armies of Europe were disbanded, so many men
being thrown ont of employment among the in
dustral classes would bring on a revolution
With what establishment must the people of the
Old World view the order issued, permitting our
soldiers to take home their arms as trophies of
honorable service in war. To them there would
be danger in the very thought, much less the
fact. Happy America who builds the bulwarks
of her safety on the peoples devotion, and in
fearing whom, would deny faith in her free
institutions. Happy people who demonstrated
the great truth of a republican form of govern
ment being the strongest in the world. Amer-
cans may now have voice that will be heard
with respect outside Of her own limits, and cause
despotism to admire and tremble. -Napa Reporter.
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DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH

Are the sources of the dealiet maades.
to vitiae all the fluids of the body. and send poisoned
stream through all the channels of circulation Now what
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ulate the liver bring the relaxed rrate stomach into
natural condition. and acting through the secreve
UPON THE BLOOD ITS LIZ change the state of the from
sickness health. by
effect all its parts
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Important to Females.

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taut;on Of the afflicted to the fact that he has
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FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO SQUARzA FOR PUNCHES!
FIRST PREMIUM FOR CGRpALSl
FIRST PREMIUM FOR BTTERS- squnrza's Hygien-
ic

FNHE COMMITTEE THINK THIS 4 FIT OC-
/ cason not only to award to true merit and
stamp with verify an article or articles worthy
OF public confidence and patronage, but also to
put their seal OF condemnation upon rIttGtno"S
compounds, base munitions and ,corthiess co"afer-
fetts, which resemble the genuine only in their
names. The Committee, after careful eAaminA-
ton of the
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-08-05

The Philadelphia Press says Admiral Dupont
bequesthed Sis, 0o0-all his prize money-for
the establishment of National Asylum for the
orphans of soldiers and sailors at Washington
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SALISBURY q. CAN officer of the army
writes from Salisbury, North Carolina


/ am disguised with Salisbury and think it
one of the most despcable places the foot
stool. General StOneman wrought fearful havoc
with it. He burned all the machine shops, and
most of the public buildings The prisons also
have been entirely demolished. Ten thousand
of our men, prisoners of war have been buried
here, the victims of the Internal treatment re-
ceived from the barbarans employed by the rebel
authorities 10 take charge Of them and murder
on pretext. Judge that they were buried in
trenches, with the exception of few officers
who were given separate interment. The inhab-
itants organizing companies of home guards
in different places, and considerable interest APP
pears to be taken in the matter. Col. c. ClasSen,
of the New York l32d, was sent to SIatersyille
last week to see Mrs. Vance, wife of the rebel
Governor From what he said after his return.
am of opinion that some sharp sparring took
place between them. Everything cold and
formal. But presently nephew of Mrs. Vance,
Col. Bayard, of the 9th North Carolina cavalry,
entered the house. Our men (the l32d Regiment)
had whipped his train, a circumstance that made
the two ColonelS. so to speak, familiar acquaint-
ances. 4 board has been convened here with
Col. Classen IS President, to examine officers
desiring to remain in service. Having seen
enough of military life, and the necessity for my
services having terminated, | have declined
examination. Seventeen months in rebel prisons
at Richmond, Macon. Charleston and Columbia,
with thieves and rulians for jailors, may well be
considered an adequate experience of warfare.
do not know when will be>through, perhaps
not till the expiration of my term Of enlistment.
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Loss OF LlFE-It is computed bv the War
Department that the total loss of life-Union and
rebel soldiers-occasioned by the war, was
SIS, 900
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A REMARKABLE CLAIM.-The Philadelphia In
quirer says bill was presented to the Treasury
Department for five hundred ana fifty dollars,
for damages alleged to have been done to sheets.
pillow and carpets, and for hire of servants
at the house in Tenth street. opposite Ford :
Theater in which President Lincoln died. This
is to compensate for the occupation OF the prem
ises about ten hours, by distinguished officials,
on the unfortunate occasion. When it is consd-
cred that the house open for exhibition at
fifty cents per head, for considerable period
after the Presidents death, and that consider
able sum must have been realized thererom, the
demand is one of peculiar meanness. The very
fact of compensation being asked is outrage
against common decency. Hundreds would have
made great sacrifices to sooth the last moments
of so good and beloved man as President Lin
coin. To demand pay for service that every
citizen ought to hold himself in readiness to
perform freely for any fellow being, is disgrace
to the claimant.
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THE THREE GRAcEs.-Low, WRIGHT AND DRrx.
The Placervlle Mirror, says in an article refer
ring to the Sacramento primaries
Gen. Wright and Drum have kept several hun
bred soldiers there for the past three months to
vote the Low ticket, in return for which Low at
their request commissions a drunkard. who is
publicly branded as an Oregon horse-thef, as a
captain of cavalry, 1--WE know the serious import
of this assertion) and other officers fully as
unworthy, though different in style. In spite of
this beautiful combination, hope and believe
the citizens of Sacramento, will show these plot
tiers that the people, when they choose, are quite
capable of overthrowing the best laid plans of
their would be masters.
Los Angeles county is example of how the
thing is worked. There the Convention met.
and there being some delay in organizing. one
Swazey takes the chair and puts through" the
business, many of the delegates protesting and
refusing to vote. The result, so far is that
PhneaS Banning is nominated for the Senate
and J. B. Doberman and II. F. Burrows for the
Lower House. and they were instructed to vote
for Low. 4 nice Convention that was and look
at the actors in it. Banning is in partnership
with q Headquarters on that big ditch swindle
and others which have cost the Government hum
dreds of thousands of dollars. Swazev is a
Captain and Quartermaster, and Burrows is T.
S Marshal! Oh no Conness and Low don't
control the officials.
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BE of Good Cheer! The Sinking may be
SAVED BY THE Use OF
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rection of letters, see below.
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PRIVATE DISEASES IN MALES and IR-
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il they drive the bloom from the cheek, the
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There is no more terrible scourge to the human
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ont in the future with II viruence that will
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These MIGHTY Healers, World Known ant
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The want Of sterling medicinal to meet the ills and
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felt till this all powerful medicine u-lered into the world
HOLLOW iY'S INVALUABLE Pulls have HOUSEHOLD
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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-08-05

The DRAMATIC EVENTS OF THE WAR.-Among
the most notable characteristics of the rebellion
are the many acts of startling dramatic effect
with which it has been marked. In its beginning
the rash and gallant Ellsworth poured out his
life-blood on the first captured rebel banner
the stairway of the Marshall House at Alexandria.
The siege of Yorktown repeated the grand battle
fo- freedom that classic ground. Grant added
to the glories of the Fourth of July by compel
ling the surrender of Vicksburg or that ever to
be remembered day. The brave and devoted
soldier who wept rs he lowered his Country's
flag from the walls of Fort Sumter lived to raise
again with his own hands. the same proud
standard over the place whence it had been torn.
lust four years before. Sherman who had taught
the art of to the young Southern mind. at a
Military Institute in Mississippi, taught them
dearer and more practical lessons in his unparal-
leled march through Georgia Young Gushing
presented. in his dashing exploit of the destruc-
ton of the Aibemdrie, parallel in intrepiditv
to the almost romantic enterprise in the Harbor
of Trpoi executed by the heroic Decatur. Lee
Welded his sword to soldier who was a cadet
when he ranked as field officer in the army of
the United States army of blacks marched
through the subjugated stronghold of a Govern
ment which was sought to be erected upon
corner stone Of slavery and Lloyd Garrison set
up a message of peace and good will in the Office
of the Charleston Courier j., And later, Abraham
Lincoln fell at the hands of the assassin on the
day commemorated the anniversary of the
the suferngs of the Lord and Savior. As part
of the grand announcement of the stupendous
drama Jefferson Davis lies manacled in Federal
Fort while the execrated bastard who fired the
first gun on Sumter Rufiin, failing in the at
tempted murder of his Country, ends his wreiched
career by self destruction. His partner in crime,
Major Gilchrist. who fired the first shot Of the
war, the ball that was aimed at the steamship
Star Of tie West, as she was endeavoring to APP
proach Charleston harbor with provisions for
the beleaguered garrison of Sumter, was among
the officers surrendered by Johnston. Let him
be chained to such piece of iron for life and
to give full completion to the drama, let JEFF.
Davis breathe out the last gasp of his accused
life from gbbet standing in full view of the
Capitol he sought to bring to humiliation and
shame.-Cdrson 4ppeal.
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Industrial Fair".N Mechanics Institute.

REPORT COMMITTEE IF AWARDS C,LlFoEv, BRAN
DIES PUNCHES, CCkDI4Ls AND BITLRs-HELD SEPTEMBER
II. 1864.
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JOSH BILLINGS on MARRIAGE.-Yuask me which
iz the most best, the married or the single con-
dshun Most everybody, at some time in their
life. haZ tried the single state also, most every
body has hankered after the double state, or
double condishun. have tried both states. 4
am ready 10 sware that if man kan git woman
who kan fri pancakes on both sides without
burning them, and don't banker to be a woman 5
klmmitty, the married state is e Heven and arth
awl to onst. But after awl the married state is
good deal like falling out of a cherry tree ; if
person don happen tew get hurt it is good
reson fer not trieing it agn
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FoRD's THEATER AND BooTH' BRANDY.-Ford's
Tbeater inside presents a scene of the greatest
confusion. All the properties, wardrobes fur
niture etc. of the establishment are piled upon
the stage, preparatory to packing and removing.
The purchasers propose to pay ten thousand dol
lars to Mr.. Ford when the property will be con-
viewed to them Strangers in the city con-
tnualy calling and asking admission to the
building but thus far none have been admitted
save a few members of the Press. Notwthstand-
ing the close surveillance of the guards who
have had the theater in charge, the building has
been roughly used Curiosity seekers have COM
pletely Whitfield away the bench on which the ac-
complete sat whilst Booth was holding his horse :
and about yard square has been cut away from
the green baize carpet surrounding the spot where
Booth feet struck when he jumped upon the
stage after shooting the President. One OF these
curious visitors entered the saloon adjoining the
theater in which Booth took his last drink of
/ brandy. just before he murdered Mr.. Lincoln
The visitor inquired of the harkeeper, - Have
you the same bottle hand out of which Booth
drank on the night Of the assassination p = Yes
sir" "Can have drink of that same brandy
out of that same bottle % = Yes, sir :! Lett
have it The visitor tasted the brandy, made
a wry face. and continued, . And thar the
same brandy that Booth drank p = Yes. sir.
= We'll, don't wonder that he killed the Presi
dent. \ drink Of that brandy would make
man kill his granimother.'
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THE editor of the Humboldt Register writes
savagely of the neglect of Colfax to visit Hum
bodt while on MS way to the Pacific He saws :.
And we, like a fool, with the rest. had to make
seventy-hve dollar notice of the Importance
of his visit. The next distinguished chan that
puts ont his posters we Il bet doesn't get much
blowing from this shop till We see him. Well
play il back somebody" Vice President
Foster, we presume. will be the unfortunate in
dividual upon whom the Register will play it
back" We advise the gentleman from Connec-
ticut TO call at Unonvlle on his way to the white
settlements of Nevada Territorial Enterprise
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