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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27

shb tbrss SdHns.s tusssn ebr,e
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Der Dollar III unp blsibt bod ber al.
md@ttoe 9erreott Der yanfses.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27

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elmer uveanosnsn' 9Qufon. wel&s Gorge
unp gnpdfune btntnla6,n bot; penn
pas bsul,n brr Nopsmbsrfarue ma@'s
nun pis talie' DtytItdieit aus.
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ale Qew6bnlt@ stnasHsQi. -.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27
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unp nabptm MY esleisn batttn, BON ben
boben Gbren. ne man ben ,,unoIld!t6en'
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flteb unr BON esn aarten &ldR&tsn ,c. N.
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ten unp SifdnY en RsbtQenarmu NIT
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cuf .@rants Snfrutton Gen. patr,d etnt
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|ttu.u'N,tscen unter p%pufdnotar &'hau.
ration p,s @lpsns In ftinen alien &s@.
lien uno pt, 3ablun8 BON AGO Miuionen
Dollar an ptt'Sudpsnbaltsr tmpfebll. Die
E(fr @r,elty, mtrp nsfenb In Fem rapifakn
,,@ommpn @sa1ib" BON Bottom @orofts,
rfErt. >Dhlss Blatt {apt: "Disin 8rtsa
nor Die Yrobe ptsler pe1i5nIi&sr @sputa'
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[Noottale permanbeltn I'D in @onfr'
%pattps. Bon sin.m Gabrrr> fur ben
bisbe1 @rfeley :Anl', mie pom einsm st.
nsrol ps1lanet,M an jusrf Mutb unp tetns
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beporsuets Stfduna: ebaltsn bat, III stn
Ndtbl.l. penn BAG Qdnp bat wett fdbi8sre
n.self made or self unmade men, proru
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27

unter ben in @i6nono ooresfunoenen
outlidsn Dofurnsntsn be6nru Gd ou&
eine Gorrefponr,na awt(Gsn rsr tnali(dsn
unp rtr, Notwithstanding, mortn 1& ct
Rne prrpRf&ttt. >ru IeB'ersn Banfnottns
far tbrt Neei,;unas @tatl'le
mentS ~ ~ffinrtn. @u@ Gin S1id@en Ger
a~,rntmten N%sutrqU'dl,! Sobu 3uu mag
lid binter rem 0b1sn ,froseu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27

NkIt WkAVbUs WIN SVsS 70 NN~t VNUN
nun BIN Id dberseuet. eo6 Du Dstnen
Brue.r nt@t puadttn utrR. - unb Du
barfR n!&t Slaubsn, eab utr uns essbalb
,rennsn, uetn, mir rpsroen un6 @9on be.
aeaueu. tae psr(prshe Id.
Niflas pradte Dem Bruesr f.R bts 6anb
unp faate btn1u, bae Carl nun nt&ts wst.
ter ab.r rtsfe 6a&e (prs&sn, (~onrsrn f@
uu. auf ben De9 beo'ben m5Bs.
Na& sinu @o&eba,t, Carl oos 9aue
Kines Brubsr uer!af1tn uno mar Au pro-
f,for 6&nstpsr e,soBtn. no Il init 3d&'
men unp MopsQfren7 In @ppe unp abon
teatufsn fuaie:; S@netrsr wat tin prass
tNdu Mann iIunb pubts ieinen Glenn
Elm. prathf@s anitttune ~ aeben.
Ntsnbs ale &ar1 bic .Dobnuu8 (sfnss
Brubsrs r.rlaGsn, (ab ettisr uie Bspbtn>
lid om Gsnau fstner @nffatt.
'guttn Hbsne. 6srr @uRof1on, (aet.
Ane f!funelt&e 6raurnRiuaus SOL" rsu
Gsuatr.
Rislas ,tat auf unS sae e'u' a'ts 'tm
III 8tcippff;; :. =
- si.tt ea;, Stdusfrau aout(s, aamms|ts
e. serltsen.
eoutie itai sor,a Genftr uuh flbis htn
'&sna suf bae gtRms:
@asaus ftben Git 10 usrbriseH& aus,
foaie NJ, tabfn Ell sisQsfat tthsn Atrasr
atbati3 50 femu,e nit etn,1 ntuen ar.
bsft, esnu 'bsr betr Qommffarfne' "a NIT
Jbren gautm fsbr iufrtsrn aud mu6
i'd Sbnen nod flr bic MIR nn'ionf etafd
tea 6&uke fsbr eanfsn. Gbsr pottu 10.
Gatl ateaussu 2 Sd (tss i'm .ja Mot,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27

ret6sn. mtI&t mid bier ~ee6unben baIten.
Gtnmol fort. Goth, tperoe f& nt&t sbu
lur0dfskvsn. ale tts i& Gin vet&er unp
u%nobbdn0tesr @onn asworrsn. Du wiQR
olfo rneinsn @unf& btim Batter untufl:
sen, gut. lab' urs nt&t metr baoou rs>
zen. Worssn nm bi,fe 3eit babt t&
ptrrn 3. mstne antport ustt9ebetIt uno
nod fanf Tos.u retfe Id BON bier al.
Grtlb lsuf1tt unb pl(pru@ oues M5p.
ltde au ,buu, UNI tbu, bstiuF,bsu.
D.ibt Du, Gpib. bub Ri@orb pisesr
an. mas mid ,uradbtslt, aIs t@ibtsr etn'
,trat7 4..b 49,.
:Nstn Du Ia6a b.trabt uunub emf aus.
ala DIV u,sins 6uno etfa6mf.
80 mar Der anblid Don Dir unb cyl,
rptn, tu mid aautnt|&7 bannte. SIN
6olteuuih esfebsn unb~ be!su&tu bon
Sdein be Of.nfsusvs syfatenR Du mir
Autonien 70 tdbntt&, ca6 Id ni&t ttneu
S&rttt psitu ~ asbsn waate. mn nt&i
bic snhadeues 1dul@una. 3u, abreu. 'Dae
xtnp unb Du bilpuen siu fel&es gtmdl,
3pes pae -. II f@tsn, als. Oh ! B { jJ4sif
une ,amldwebis., Sd'hanb unbewsali@.
eea- rG4ne.udA sea- DA. eslssa 7une
uuasll5l6li@ tn's .0spddtnt6 IN
uvaa,s.l, Id, Crib. islte rsbl i In
n,insm estsa 1ntr stn ioldb @etb uts
Anisnts rtseu bsA'euena 80 7get
Die tl.tns @srpa IN bier unba tuanf&t
eas Gsdultiu al fpr,&su. mdeete plsslt&
Caroline, psl%s acknowledgements ar.
- ',-~' 'tBs.aesasas tslst.) -"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

\ BEAUTIFUL IDEA.--Away among the Ale
ghauies there is & spring so small that single
OK could drain it dry on summers day. 1t steals
its unohtrusiye way among the hills till it spreads
ont in the beautiful Ohio. Thence it stretches
away thousand miles, leaving on It's banks more
than hundred villages aud cities and many thou
sands of cultivated farms. bearing on its bosom
more than half thousand steamboats,. Then
joining the Mississippi, it stretches away and
away. some twelve hundred miles more, till il
alls into the great emblem of eternity. it is one
of the tributaries Of the ocean, which obedicnt
only to God shall roll and roar till the angel.
with one foot on the sea and the other on the
land, shall lift up his hand to heaven and swear
that time shall be longer. So with moral
influence. 1t is a rill, rivulet an ocean. bound
less and fathomless as eternity
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

CrRE FOR SMALL Pox.-The following pre-
scription is youched for by the Eastport CUe.) >
Sentinel, as a cure for the small pox. 1t is worth
trying. whether good or not:
Give the patti ent two tablespoonsful Of hop
yeast, sweetened with molasses so as to be pala-
table equal parts of each three times a day
Diet-boiled rice and milk and toasted bread
moistened with water, and without butter Eat
no meat. Give catnip tea as often as the patient
Is thirsty. Give physic when necessary If the
above treatment is strictly followed no marks of
small pox will remain
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

TIRE CLo>IxG CoNBAr.-The last battle of the
war fought Friday, the 18th of May on
the shore of the Rio Grandc. not far from Palo
Alto. The fight was principally in sight Of the
Mexican shore. and it is said passing steamboat
had a hand in IT, l. was therefore the veri-
table Arma ageddon Of the war. which all have
soueh' aud desired - long Il was fought near
the old battle ticld u !'ao .Alto soma two thou
sand miles from Ball Run. the intervening coun-
try having been all fought over. and was par
ticipated in by most Of the tribes and nations of
the earth. Fedrrals. Conlcdcratcs. Corps d.
Antique, Mcxicans. and Franco-T -Mexi-
cans from Martinique. Syria, the Tryoand Austria
and France proper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23
WeaycrvjIIe. Saturday. Sept, D, 1865.
AG + n II :.

l. p FISHER. i.1ls Washington street mp stars San
Fr.ncisea-nrary opposite Na-lurc Opera Hou,c-is cur
only authorized AGENT in that city
f. X PHppS. 81 street. between ! and X is authorized
receive receipt for dvcr.sgncuts and subscriptions
for this paper ri S}cramcnto
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printed receipts 10y leaving the amounts due with khLloN
& KELLOGG. our auth h1rize! agents.
AZ North Fork 4. WATERS isour authorized Agent
AMOS SMITH mailman. will transact all business pertain
ing Il the several points below North Fork
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FREY ( RANTZAU are our Agents at Lewiston
A. q. PRICE E.. and Justice GUSTAV rlIEDE are au-
receipt FOX subscription. - the JOUR
n Canon Creek.
Expressman BIGGs is authorized to receive receipt
subscriptions in the Hay Fork section.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

They have a new drama at vienna entilied'
45rahdn, Lincoln. or, the Cird Var IN Amer'ea'
the scenes of which named as follows Pro-
locue-The Plow at the Presidents Birthplace.
scene |. The Fathers Tomb ?. \ Slaves Ven
geance: g. \ levee at the President s 4. The
Con spiracy of Good Friday at Richmond o. The
Spy 6. Victory and Joy on the announcement
NJ Peace at Washington :. Death Of Lincoln.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23
at'eeklu q rinitu 9onrnal.

RS- County Harranfs and Gree"bacAs taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers the Government service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Creenbacks at PAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23
THE TRIUMPH IN YuBA.-The Marysvile ARpea

The TRIUMPH IN YUBA.-The Marysville ARPedf
says in regard to the Union victory in that coun-
y We have routed both boilers and Copper
heads, who worked zcalously together, employ
ing every means to defeat the Union party ine
Union men who have stood firmly by the parry
have won moral victory equal to their political
triumph The Union men who basel{ aesei.Ju a;sI
the party for patry office have not ony larnisn-
ed their good records but voted themselves lh'o
disgracef,II minority. They have won the name
o..d shorId he branded as - Union renegades
We refer 70 the leaders
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

An old criminal was asked what was the first
step that led to his ruin, and answered - The
hrst step was cheating printer out of two years
subscription. When had done that the devil
got such grip on me that could never shake
him off
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

SAGE-BRCsH SPoRT.-Some of capitalists
have been rusticating up the river. shooting
ducks and geese. catching fish and things. They
came across big train OF immigrants. Blossom
became interested in young lady and entered
into conversation with her She was from Hi
noiS. Times had not been pretty good there
OWN to Il war--yes. war. Blossom was aston
ished, but explained to her that he lived in such
an isolated place where no newspapers ever
reached-she went on and told him all about it,
The North and the South had been fighting about
the niggcr; and the North had got the best OF it..
Was war widows plenty? II he would 90
East, Immediately. and secure half dozen.
Young lady remarked that war widows were as
plenty as blackberries, but that some very likely
girls were crossing the plains this Summer. He
thought SO too. and would like to take one home
with him. but he WAS afraid his horse would not
carry two. . Lor, stranger. said she, pears
like your horse is very stout" Posy began to
think she might have designs on him, and just
then recollected an engagement further down the
-UtuboiH Re4ts{cr.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

FAST TmE.-The Marysyille Appeai says the
stage from Shasta to Oroville, Sept. 18th. made
the quickest time, number of passengers consid-
cred. on record. Left Shasta [Craddock, whip]
at 81 4. ~. left Tehama briggs, whipl at l2i
P. NJ. arriving in oroville at 6 10. P. ". The
distance is l05 miles number OF passengers. Il .
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

Howell CoBB is reported to have remarked
when be heard of Gov Browns arrest - Yes.
d-n him, ell 90 TO Washington prisoner. and
be sleeping with Andy Johnson in less than
fortnight.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

The DrFERaNcE.--Nn alarmed Copperhead IA
ther writes to the Louisville Union Press fol-
lows in communication opposing the abolition
Of slavery in Kentucky;
. Let me ask YOU one question Would YOU al
low Il negro to walk the streets with Your daugh-
ter? If one were TO attempt it, would you not be
tempted to dye the earth with his blood?
The editor takes the question in good part, and
the following home thrust, in which the differ
encc between Copperhead families and the rest
of mankind, according to Copperhead talk, is
ndulged in:
Are your daughters so anxious to walk the
streets with nierers that nothing but the condi-
tion of bondage Of the latter prevents it Is the
badge of scrytudc the only mark Of inequality
between your family and niggers? If so You
will permit rs TO advise voa 70 leave the State,
although we cant just now think of any place
where You can 60 to better Your conditou). For
As sure Is fate and time the negroes are going to
be free here. and that right speedily. You bad
better. at least. get your daughters ont of fhe
way. As for own social position, and that
of our children We feel sufficiently secure re-
spcctne 1t to be delightfully."- free from all mis-
givngs and anxiety We trust with peaceful
confidence that shall never he tempted in the
manner indicated. And such is the strength OF
our conscious security in this matter. that We
deem it emiuenty safe. so far rs our own house
hold is concerned. to give fair day wages for
fair days work, and in al ways to treat the
negro with the same simple Justice and honor
that we desire to extend towards all men.
Nor VERY ENcornsGlNG FROM loA. PA cor
respondent Of the san francisco Ner ,ige. writ
ing from Idaho City under date August 18Th,
furnishes the following not very encouraging
picture of mining as1irs in that region -.
must say thar the mines do NOT pay we'll as
they did last ycar. and this fact IS apparent to
every miner. The bar aud bill claims were only
rim rock iggings. The creeks are the best, and
even they do not pay we'll. Grimes greek. from
Centerville to Ilogem. has been worked ont, cx-
cept few claims which have just been opened
and the majority Of them do not pay wages
Granite creek pays a little over wages at Wolf
creek the claims are not all open: Muddy pays
well to few companies Elk creek is about
worked out. At Moore 5 creek there are not half
the men at work that there were last wear. and a
majority Of the claims do not pay wages. The
different towns present deserted appearance :;
money IS scarce, and there seems to he no life or
activity in business communities
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

THE EXPHEss ANswEHED.-A man lately
went TO General Thomas, asking him not to exc
cute noted guerrli. in his custody, giving as n
reason that the war was about at an end ~
guess shall have time to hang this fellow, -
was the response Of the General rs he dismissed
the subject
\ noble General, truly \ worthy Christian.
Of course ,-Coiyoraia EJpress.
Do YOU Californians possess a kind Of Chris
tianity that would shrink from the hanging Of
regularly-tried and reguiarly-conYicted murder
ers Ii you have, mag you enjoy monopoly
of it. Tisn needed Sewhere.-LonisrWe Jour-
ALL RIGHT on THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENr.-Wm. :. Long, Representative elect from
Tehama and Colusa informs the editor of the Red
Bluff Iad,peHd.Ht that he will vote in favor of the
Constitutional Amendment abolishine slavery {;
that he considers slavery dead. and no action
of his would restore it. Democrat though he is -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

TExXEssEE JusrIcE.-A fellow known as Old
jim Smith VINO had been leader in out-ages
upon Union men in Tennessee was recently ar
rested Nashville. The sheriff stepped aside
to give some curious person an opportunity to
look at the wretch and in an instant seven bull
lets went whistling through the outlaw body.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

PuSCH says - To marry two wives is bigamy;
70 marry twenty is Brigham-y.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

OVERLAND 1MNIGRATIoS.-The Dayton (Neva-
da) Sentinel says the tide of emigration is slowly
flowing toward California from the q Plains
across" Every day this week from two to six
wagons with wayworn pilgrims and their families
have passed onr office, pursuing their dusty voy-
age toward the Pacific
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

SAILING OF THE UNITED STATES STEAMER
HARTFORD. THE United States war steamer
Hartford, which has borne the brunt Of many a
hard-fought action during the for the resto-
ration of the Union. sailed from New York on
broad pennant Of Acting Rear Admiral Henry H.
Bell, formerly commanding the Pacific squadron,
now commanding the United States squadron In
Chinese waters.