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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26
ELECTION LAWS.


OF oUALIFIciT!nNs AND DISABILITIES OF ELECTORS
SEC. 10 Every white male citizen of the United
States, and every white male citizen of Mexico
who shall have been elected to become n citizen
OF the United States under the treaty of peace
exchanged and ratified at Queretaro on the 30tb
OF May, 1913, OF the age of twenty-onc wears.
VINO snail have been resident of the State six
months next preceding the election. and the
county or district which he claims his vote thirty
days, snail be entitled to vote at all elections
"hich are now or hereafter may be authorized
by law.
oEc. H. For the purpose of voting. no person
snail ne deemed to have gained or lost n residence
ny reason OF MS presence or absence in the SER
wee OF the United States, nor while engaged in
tne 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 alms-house or other asylum nor while
confined in any public prison
SEC IL No idiot or insane person, or persons
convicted of any infamous crime shall be entitled
to the privileges of an elector
SEC. ID. crime shall be deemed infamous
which IS punishable by death or by Imprisonment
in the State Prison
OF TIE PLACE ELECTIONS AND ALSO OF
JUDGES. AND CLERKS OF ELECTION
SEC Il. 1t shall be the duty of each Inspector
to be at the place where the polls are to be opened
in the precinct for which he is appointed from
eight in the morning until sunset on the day ol
the election Should such Inspector not appear
at cigh; o clock in the morning, the electors
present at the place where the polls are to be
opened may appoiatan nspector for the precinct.
SEC. ls. The Board of Inspectors for each
precinct shall, before the time of opening the
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Az EVENING WITH THE PoETs.--In the proper
place Dr. DeWolf announces chaste and attrac-
tive entertainment at the Theater this Saturday J
evening. 1t will comprise choice readings and
selections from the poets. in which Mrs DeWolf
and daughter will assist. AT the close of the
entertainment large number of presents will
be distributed amongst the ticket holders. The
price of admission is only one dollar, which must
insure large attendance. The entertainment
viii commence at clock, precisely.
n B.-Sunday afternoon. at 3 o'clock, and at
u o'clock in the evening, DR.. DeWolf will give
his last lectures in this place, on . Bible Contra
dictions'' and - Popular Religious Absurdities.
Free to all. \ contribution taken up.
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A REMEDY NEEDED Heavy fires are raging in
the mountains in various parts of the county,
rendering the atmosphere dense, sufocating and
unhealthy. These fires are sometimes the result
of accident during the dry season, but oftener
of careessness. There should be severe pen
atty prescribed By law for this offense when it
be traced to the guilty parties. For the last
week most destructive fire has been raging on
and along the West Weaver divide, destroying
hundreds of acres of pasturage, and countless
numbers of the monarchs of the forest. r. n.
Davidson. owner of the Weaver Creek saw mill,
has suffered severely from the loss of logs which
were within range of the fire. How the fire orig
mated none know but the person persons who
ignited it. At all events it has resulted in very
serious damage.
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II. n. DAVIDSON.

LATEST EASTERN NEws.-By the Sacramento
Jnion of August 23d furnished by Mr. Ober-
deener, we have Eastern dates to the 18th. The
latest intelligence from the Atlantic Telegraph
expedition received at New York, was to the
effect that the cable parted on the I'd Of August,
after some 200 miles had been laid, but as it
was buoyed up the accident may not prove fatal
to the enterprise. Four Union Congressmen-
Ex-Gov. Wm. B. Campbell, Col. Cooper, Horace
Maynard and Col Stokes-have been elected in
Tennessee. President Johnson's health is re-
stored. Samuel Cony has been re-nominated for
Governor of Maine. panic had been created
in New York by several heavy failures one of
which-Ketchum Il Son-reaches the enormous
sum of five millions
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" If the capitalists, and merchants of this
city would keep their property to its present value and
keep their trade its old volume they must make Of
their and to develop encourage and
the of the State for with the
Of placer mines these be stay and
nance for years to come '-Rruing CIH
Something's wrong with the writer of that par
agraph 9 Passing away of our placer mines y
This generation, and the next, and the next
will fail to witness it. Amend the paragraph so
as to read placer mining interests then come
to Trinity and bring some of your men of
- means along cast your eyes the thou
sands of acres of rich placer mining country
which lies untouched because of lack of capi-
tai for investment in water bitches and other
necessary appliances to work them, and you will
not repeat passing away Of our placer mines.
Invest one one-thousandth Of the capital in con-
structing water bitches to convey the surplus
water of this county to the high ridges where
gold is known TO exist, that has been spent in
prospecting the mountains of Nevada, and the
Weld will be one hundred dollars where one has
been received in that State What a short-sight-
ed. ridiculous notion. Why right around us are
an hundred hills rich in gold, and creeks and
gulches in the beds of which lie hidden tuns of
the precious metal But the hills must be washed
down, and the creeks and gulches flumed to get
il. and this requires capital. Fifty years from
now laborers will make 81 day in these placer
mines easier than the farmland and mechanic
will make 81. There are better and safer oppor-
tunities for the investment of money in placer
than in quartz mines.
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s,cx BotrERs-In looking exchanges we almost
~ ,ice :. cards' from candidates placed the botng
-, stating that their names used without dner
knowledge or consent that they did not wish TO
win VII; @ he enabled to saw We're sck-send for Megin-
mis- y Butte Record
Out of the most disinterested sympathy for
connie of .5olter'' candidates in this county
we recommend that they proclaim at once tnat
I. their names were used without their knowiedge
or consent" and thus avoid the necessity OF
having to send for Meginnis' on the oth OF
next month Come, now, well refund the price
oF announcnment
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UNION STATE CENTRAL CoMMfTTEE.-The fol-
lowing State Central Committee, consisting of
one from each Judicial District, was appointed
by the late Union State Convention
First Dstrict-Walter Murray. Of San Lnis Obispo.
Second Districts. J. Clark. of Plumas.
Third Dstrict-John ". Dwinelle of Alameda.
Fourth District Harvey 5. Brown of San Francisco.
Fifth District-II. b. McNe. of Tuolumne.
sixth DiStrict-A b. Nixon. of Sacramento.
Seventh Dstrict-Chancelor Harrison Of Napa
Eighth Disrict-.ohn A. Whalley. of Del Nortc.
Ninth Distriot-FelX Tracy of Shasta
Tenth Distrct-Wiam H. Parks. of Sutter.
Eleventh District l., b. Wickes of FL Dorado.
Twelfth District-James Burns of San Mateo
Thirteenth Dstrict-Alhert Ingoldsbv. of Merced
Fourteenth Distrct-John Yule. of Placer.
Fifteenth Distrct.-Nark Sheppard of Contra Costa.
State at arge-S. II. Parker W. {. Ralson Alfred Bar
and J. i. Harlenberg
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MILITARY ELECTION.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH BRIGADE. C. NJ,
CHICO. Aug. 5, 1865.
Special Orders No s.

VU lst-The Douglas City Rifles Capt E. A.
W Kelton, commanding. will hold an election
on the 29th instant for the purpose of choosing
Company officers.
2d-John W. Smith. Esq. is hereby appointed
to preside over said Election, and make due re-
port thereof, as prescribed by Sec. g. OF the Act
in relation to the Militia of the State.
(signed) J. BlDN ELL,
3l.3i. Brig Gen Com dg 5th Brigade.
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An EXTENSIVE ExEcUTIoS.-We notice in the
Sacramento Union an advertisement of sale by
the sheriff of that county, to satisfy claim for
Sl39, 155 50. in favor of Samuel Brannan and
against c. l.. Wilson, ct. al. owners in the Cali
fornia Central Railroad, connecting Folsom with
Lincoln On the amount interest is due from
June IA, 1864, at per cent, compromising
monthly. Such rates of interest would break
up any railroad company in the known world.
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OREGoN GULcH BALL.-Remember that Mrs.
Colbert Ball is announced for next Friday eve
ming, September lst. Preparations fairly
under way for happy time, and the prospect is
that the turnout will be large. Charley Hart
mann requests us to say that he will be on hand
prepared to attend to all operations in the tonso-
rial line. Go if you can.
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Gold, Silver and Copper
Mining Company.

OCATION OF WORKS. TRINITY CO. CAL.-NoT1CE
Is hereby given that meeting Of the Trustees OF the
above Company held August 2lst. 1863 an assessment ."
Three 81 Cents per share levied upon the Capital Stock
Of said Company. payable the Secretary at Whkytown
Shasta county in T. = goi silver coin. or before tp-
tt Der 18Th, sGj. ANY stock upon "ilich -aid as
shall remain u,pad on September 9;I 1sf" v ~
,. advertise that day delinquent AID ucies- payment
shall lie made before October 1t- 1863 to pay
the delinquent together with of advertising
and expenses of sale.
23A THOs J. CARTWRIGHT, Secretary.
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af'eekly Trinity 5onrmal.

eS- County W,arrasss and Grsssbaeks taken at
their ruling payment for subscriptions to this
osr soldiers in the Government service the JOURNAL
~ila he furnished for Greenbacks at PAR
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DANCE AT DoUGLAs.-By reference to our ad-
yertising columns it will be noticed that there is
to be dance at o keefe's new hall next Tuesday
night, and good crowd will be present without
doubt, and a pleasant time may be expected As
Douglas City is at a convenient distance we pre-
sumo fair number from this place will try and
be present.
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aMarria9fs:

In Weaverville, August oath, by Rev Father
McNulty. HENRY OvERMoHLE, ESQ, to Miss ANNE
j., daughter of Peter Mclean.
The above reached tine JOURNAL once Ju
going press and was accompanied by "eii
filled things which newspaper nlks above an
others appreciate Our old friend and his fair Young brne
have been toasted through the whole routine OF decaceS
and herewith tender them our earnest wshes o
many long years of nnalloyed happiness.
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"WHAT Do You THINE OF THAT, My CAr"-The New York
cs Ben Woods organ is out attooed in favor Of
suffrage II takes the position mot from morbid love for
the mind you that the right Of voting inheres in cit
zenshp and that when the black ceased be slave he be-
citizen, subject only State regulations in the
else Of his franchise The cc is the recognized Of
the northern "Dcmocracy.h (than which there is nothing
contemplate nowa-ayl and supposed that party
has coneluic favor black suffrage Of exped
cncy. What say little. one-horse politicians who are
frightened nearly death from fear that the will be
placed q n II n equality with them? Come to time,
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EXPENSIVE LUxURY.-The Atlantic Telegraph
ing Call has been overhauling the rates of charges
by the submarine line, and finds that the follow
ing dispatch would cost $3.50 &C, in gold
SAx FEAScisco, September L. ls65-To wm. Green 10
High Liverpool ship hundred barrels Of porter
Tro.f.s
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Fruit FAvoRs.-Twice during the week Uncle
Pfafr has presented US with samples of the fine
peaches grown in his orchard down the creek.
They were the finest we have seen or tasted this
season. Geo. ". Wood, of Rush Creek has also
remembered us with frequent donations of large
and luscious watermelons. We appreciate such
f,vors
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LAST OPPoRTUSIrY.-Dr. Hamilton, Surgeon
and Mechanical Dentist will be at the New York
Hotel for the coming two weeks, prepared to at
tend TO all operations in his line All his work
is guaranteed. At the expiration of that time
he will visit Hay Fork professionally.
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The Marysyille APPeat expects - to see the
Pacific railroad trains running to Shasta, and
perhaps to Virginia City, ria the Beckworth Pass,
in few years The Trinity would have been
declared navigable to Point Bar if some of the
aspirants for office had been nominated. They
were not, and now it can / be, and what is worse,
the :. influential fellows have bolted
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Ex-G ". Of Los Angeles has been nominated for
Supervisor That about his political leveErctan5e.
Wouldn 1t it be wise policy for some of Dow
ncy kind who are after office in this county to
follow his example? Constable, or road overSeer,
for instance 1t would be much more in keeping
with their deserts. 1t looks bad to see men who
have battled the Administration and laws of the
land for four years claiming Office now.
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THAT's So.-The Sacramento Union remarks
that politically speaking, boilers, who are
openly afi,ia,ing with Copperheads, are not con-
side-ed respectable by true Union men,
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ERRoa-In last weeks issue made the proceedings Of
the Board of Supervisors that the bills Nunnaly and
Tutman $50 each for services School Trustees and Of H.
Squres. D. H. s3 EACH fr services
School Election allowed They rejected
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ROAD OVERSEER.

The undersigned announces that he iE an lnde-
pendent candidate for tie Office Of ROAD OVER
SEER Of Wcaverville District.
cote RODCER DOCKERY
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FROM HCMpoLDT.-By the arrival of the Times
of Aug. l9ta we learn that twenty-five barrels
of coal oil was awaiting shipment at the Eureka
Warehouse. The Belts farm oil we'll, owned by
a San Francisco company, is down about fifty
feet, with good Indications Two or three bar
rels of oil had been taken from the Noble we'll
on Jocl's Flat. The Sutter and Allen company
intended to ship hundred gallons of oil by next
steamer. The FIawlev Farm Oil Company. Bear
River District, had filed its certificate of inco--
poration capital, $3.50, 900
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THE PLANKs.-Followin is an abstract of the
Platform adopted bv the Union State Convention:

Platform adopted by the mon state NOn'cntloh'
Frst-Thanking. behalf of loyal and the Union
Party the and and patriotic statesmen and Al
mighty God, for bringing us through our troubles.
Second-Necesy for keeping up the organization Of par
ty combat traitors at the polls and the fruits Of
victory.
ThirlIn Lncoln life recognizing instance of the true
workings of republican institutions and laying his tomb
in offering of gratitude and love.
FourtlIn Johnson worthy successor. indnrsing his dec
laation that Rebels he trusted in the rerganiZa
ton of States and opposing their rcamson until Union
mstorities exist, and piedsing fealty to him.
FfiThe Monroe Doctrine is the settled policy of the Uni
ted States and cann" view with Indifference attempt
by European establish mQnarces this continent
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Births:

In Weavervlle, August 18th, the wife OF Ira
Howe of DAUGHTER.
In Weaverville, August 2lst the wife of Jacob
Singer, of twns-soN and DAUGHTER.
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CHsAP ESoUGH.-The California Stage Compa-
nv have reduced the fare between Sacramento
and Portland to $50. The trip is made in six
dars
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In witness whereof, have hereunto set
- nv hand and caused the Great Seal OF
State to be affixed this twenty-ninth day
i LIS of July, in the year of our Lord one
~ thousand eight hundred and sixty-hve.
FRED'K. F. LOW,
Governor of California.
Attest B. B. REDDING,
Secretary of State.
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ROAD OVERSEER.

WM. COLLINS is an Independent candidate
for the Office Of ROAD ONERSEER for Weaver
vile District 2a.fo.
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ROAD OVERSEER.

s. A. ROBINSON announces that he is an In
dependent candidate for Road Overseer Of Wea-
yeryilc District. ste.
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sesa The undersigned announces that he is an
Independent Candidate for the office of COUNTY
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
3l te; ARTHUR kENNEY.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

MASON ROBINSON, of Junction City, an
nounces to the voters of Trinity that he is an
independent candidate for the Office of County
Treasurer. 3O-te"
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The attention of TIE Boards of Supervisors in
the several counties is directed toan Act entitled
" An Act to regulate Elections, passed MaIch
2ad. 1850. and amended April Goth, 1868. (See
Statutes of 1853, page 353.
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announcements.
FOR ASSEMBLY.

The undersigned announces that he will be
candidate for the ASSEMBLY at the September
election.
33.te. JOl1N d. lOLLIl E.
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Evidently PorULAR.-ChiefJu Justice ; ". SAN
derson was nominated for Supseme Judge by a
vote of 9i9 to S.
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SEALED PR0PosALs.-Proposals, per foot for
extending the tunnel of the Pioneer Quartz Com
pauy. in West Weaver divide, are called for.
Address Dr. Wm. Todd, previous TO the Both inst
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WHEN BENJAMIN parted JEFF Davis he said We are
both going to the same place How Is tIa1 asked the
traitor President Well said Benjamin. NJ going to Eu
rope. and o going 10 your roise
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nes. The undersigned respectfully announces
himself an Independent Candidate for SHERIFF
of Trinity county, at the coming election.
este c. Z. SERGEANT.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

JOHN BERGEN announces that he is an lnde-
pendent candidate for the Office OF ASSESSOK
of Trinity county. cote
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Humboldt county, one member
Klamath and Del Norte counties, one member
Siskiyou county, two members.
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THE cool crisp weather Of coming begins steal
upou US urnng leaves gold and brown, and filling
table with fragrant gifts of PomonaSrcramntO Bee
The editor evidently intended to intimate that
Autumn was approaching.
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DISTRICT CouRT-Judge Garter presdins-The following
are the proceedings for the August term:
McGlvray VS. Evans, ct aCase dismissed without pref
udice. at plaintiffs cost.
Mctinnis VS. Gray et al-Plantif non-suted
Clifford VS. Trinity couny.-Judgment for plaintiff, s35 90
Eiualt VS. Owens.-Setted.
Dacy. al Bergen al-Julsment for plaintiffs
500 damages.
McGuire Estate va Phillips.-Dismissed.
Pearce ct al vs. Treat Ct alJudgment for plaintiffs, and
Sl92 damages.
Jones VS. 0sborn-Decree of foreclosure ordered
Collins vs. Woodhury-Su dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Sloan Yancey.-Dsmissed.
ONea VS. Brown-Judgment for defendant,
Jones Bock.-Case tried and taken
the Court
The People ex rel H. Hooker and Trinity Co. A Co
che- Observation-Disclosures ordered
authorizing him the Warrants heretofore issued H.
Hooker in accordance with order OF Board Of Supervisors
II. Morisey. John Dockery II. VonBorstel, j. hampshire
and L. Eber admitted to citizenship.
Court adjourned Wednesday evening regular
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

N<3s~ The undersigned announces that he Will
he n candidate for the office of TAX COLLEC
TOR of Trinity county at the September election
20 FRED. WALTER.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
FOR SHERIFF..

C.E. WILLIAMS is an Independent Candidate
for District Attorney. 3Ute.
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GRAND JuRTJudge Murphy has ordered Grand Jury 10
be drawn Tnessy Aug ah for service at the September
Of County Court
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RIGHr.-The Alta California having stated that
Trinity had gone g Long Hair, the Morning Call
informs the " old granny that here @ there were
no hairy issues whatever The Call is right.
Here the issues are triangular-between genuine
Union, " Democratic opposition, and now and
then God-forsaken bolter. We will state that
the last-named fraction OF faction is most de-
serving OF sympathy, If - mother alta has any
d beStOW
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PLENTY OF SEcRETARYsHIPs.-John a. Watson,
Esq formerly of this place, now resident at
Eureka, Humboldt county was recently chosen
secretary of the Petrolia and Centervillc Plank
Road Company. We learn that in addition to
this John has already been chosen secretary of
four oil companies and railroad company re-
Gently incorporated. He is eminently capable to
fill the positions named, and we are glad to hear
of his GOOD luck
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BLACK SP,T-The Express is vehement in its denuncation
OF the Administration for the Of Mrs. Surratt and
says it will fix black spot in national history We
know not which u admire. the editors Judgment his gal
lantry. Certainly he has time within knowledge
male record of equal sympathy for the afflicted and be-
widow of mn Pre-
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So everywhere, we guess. Just in this latitude
men who bewail the execution of the she-devil
loudest the ones who did not mourn over
the act which resulted in bringing her to the
gallows. These crockodile tears are ill-tmed.
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WeaveryiIle, Saturday, Aug. 26, 1865.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.

FOR ASSEMBLY,
j. c. DOR R.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
Z. +. ALLEN.
FOR COUNTY CLERK,
A. j. LOOMS.
FOR SHERIFF,
JAS. COCHRAN.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR,
ORSON FOX.
FOR TREASURER
JOSEPH CRAIG.
FOR ASSESSOR,
GEO. IL. BUNKER.
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOLS,
ID. z. GORDON.
FOR CORONER AND ADMINISTRATOR,
JOHN ADAMS.
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LOOK AT THE PIcTCREThe mark ont for s v the
bolters and disorganzers leads straight into the
camp Destroy the Union party
the administration of the Government Ali the laws that
loyas have passed incident TO the rebellion in the
power OF the Copperheads to repeal only repeal but
But the mischief will not stop here men who
been giving aid and comfort to the rebel, for the mast nur
years, will be placed in Office absolutely Tor
their nfdey to the couhtry Downey or Mcconnell, will
take Gov Lows seat Jim Cofroh, b. f. Washington and
Berlah Brown Will succeed Bdwe Mcsuer and Uiuby in
Congress. John Biger John B. Weller will be elere T.
s. Senator To fill the Robinsu will he
the oce of constable Are Union ready to disbaui the
Union party under such prospects will be the eyt
Innate results of the dsorgnzers and boters they
put down.-Marysriue APPEAL.
1t remains to be seen whether there are in onr
ranks enough of stupid or selfish men to turn
their backs upon the past and for office or thro
mean motives strike the Union colors TO enemies
who are straining every nerve to be again lifted
to power, and for no other purpose than to plunge
the country into another rebellion more revenge
full, bloody and destructive than the one lust
conquered by Union arms, aided BY Union voters
The party has little to fear from the honorable
opposition which has placed itself fairly in the
tight, but 1t has from politically unprincipled
renegades. Ten thousand such in the State NAV
throw the opposition into power. Union men
have this element to combat, and they should
lose no opportunity to deal it a crippling blow.
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Ordered. that the Governors Proclamation list Of Pre-
cnc> Judges and Inspectors. together with that
the Election Laws Of this State which relates quail
ton and disabilities Of and the proceeding, t. he OBJ
served in coHdncng Elections and making returns be pub
shed IN the TRINITY jos RN for ten days preceding the
and that the Clerk furnish sufficient number Of
printed Poll and Tally lists for the Of the several pre-
cncts together with the oath prescribed by law
BY order Of the Board Of Supervisors
33te. I IoourS c,or,,
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, TRINITY Co., |
Weaverville, Aug. 16, 1865. ]
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ENffUTiV. DEFAkIM"NI.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that General
" Election will be held on
Wcdnesdny he 6 III day of Sept ember II