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fifty nor more than five hundred dollars. lSame

fifty nor more than FIVE hundred dollars. lSame
Act. Sl03.]
100. If any inspector, judge, or clerk of an
election shall, previous to putting the ballot of
any elector in the balot-box, attempt to pry into
or lind out any name names on such ballot
which shall have been handed in by said elector
in folded form or if any inspector, judge, or
clerk of any election shall open or suffer the
folded ballot of an elector, which has been hand
ed in to the Board of Judges, to be opened or
examined into previous to putting the same into
the ballot-box; or if any inspector, judge or
clerk of an election shall make or place any
mark or devise on any folded ballot which has
been handed in to the Board of Judges by any
elector, with the view to ascertaining the name
of any person or persons for whom such elector
shall have voted at any such election; or Ii any
inspector, Judge or clerk of an election, without
the consent of the elector shall disclose the
name of any person or persons which such in
spector, judge or clerk shall have fraudllently
or illegally discovered to have been voted for by
such elector at any election, every such inSpec-
tor, Judge or clerk of an election offending,
upon conviction thereof, shall be fined III any
sum not less than fifty nor more than five hun
dred dollars. Every person who shall forge or
counterfeit returns of an election purporting to
have been held at precinct, town or ward,
where no election in fact held, or shall will
fully substitute forged or counterfeit returns OF
election in the place of the true returns for a
precinct, town or ward where an election was
actually held, shall, upon conviction, be punish
ed by Imprisonment in the State Prison for a
term not less than two years and not more than
ten years. Every person who shall wilfully add
to or subtract from the votes actually cast at an
election in any returns of such election, wheth-
er such person be an officer such election or not
every officer of elections who shall wilfuly make
false and fraudulent returns, in any manner
whatever, of an election held in any precinct,
town or ward; and every person whomsoever,
whether officer or not, to whom or through whom
any such returns are required by law to be made
whether such person be County Clerk, Messen-
ger, Secretary Of State, or other person, who
Shall alter such election returns, shall upon con-
vction be punished by imprisonment in the
State Prison for term not less than one mol
more than five years. Every person who shall
aid or abet in the commission of any of the of
fences mentioned in this section, who being
present at or cognizant of the commission o
either of said offences, and shall not give infor
nation thereof as soon as practicable to tht
District Attorney or Grand Jury of the proper
county, to some Justice of the Peace of such
county, shall, for every such offence, be punish
ed, upon conviction thereof by imprisonment in
the county Jail for the period of six months, OF
in the State Prison for term of not more than
two years. Amendment of April %, 1868, P.
39S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24

SOUTHERN CRops. A correspondent Of the
Memphis Appeal has just returned from 4 tour
through Mississippi. His report is, in brief, that
the farms of North Mississippi have devoted
three-fourths of their land to breadstuffs, and
that the crop promises to be large that the cot
ton looks healthy, but suffers for the lack of the
hoe; that in the neighborhood of Jackson the
planters employ German laborers almost exclu-
sively, and are delighted with the change and
that in Genital and South Mississippi corn has
had the lions share of attention, although cot
ton and oats have been largely cultivated and
are looking WE'LL
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Extracts from Act to Regulate Elections

OF QUALIFICATIONS AND DIsABILlTIEs 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 citizen
of the United States under the treaty of peace
exchanged and ratified at Queretaro, on the 3Oth
of May, 1913, of the age of twenty-one years,
who shall have been resident of the State SIX
months next preceding the election, and the
county or district which he claims his vote thirty
days, shall be entitled to vote at all elections
which are now or hereafter may be authorized
by law.
SEC IL. For the purpose of voting, no person
shall be deemed to have gained or lost 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 alms-house or other asylum, nor while
confined in any public prison.
SEC 10. No idiot or insane person, or persons
convicted of any infamous crime shall be entitled
to the privileges of an elector.
Sec. l3. A crime shall be deemed infamous
which is punishable by death or by imprisonment
in the State Prison.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24

GIVEN TO DIsPLAY.-Mrs. Swisshelm says there
is little "sculptress" at Washington who " is
as lavish in the display of her own bust as those
of her patrons" We consider that mean
remark, and have no doubt it was prompted by
envy and jealousy. Well bet Mrs. S. goes IL
strong on g cotton,' and hasn't much soup
ture" of her own to g display. ."-Dram. Cf'0"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24

Election Of the several Precincts in said County
last appointed, be and the same are hereby de-
clared as the Election Precincts and Officers of
Election in their respective Precincts for the
General Election to be held in said County
September 4th, A. D., 1867.
A. J. LOOMS, Clerk BID Superv'rs.
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NUMBER 33.
Weekly Trinity 9pnrmal.

ASr County Warrants and Earsenbacss taken at
their ruling value in for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers in the the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24
Weavervjlle, Saturday, Aug. "a, 1867.

HD- San Francisco Agency.-San Francisco
chants business who may advertisements in
serted in the TRINITY Journal, informed that L. p.
FISHER 629 Washington street, is Agent that he
alone is authorized to transact business for this paper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24

EXPERIENCE is a dear school, but foois nna
kings will learn no other 1t is fact w9ftny @ ot Of
note that the crowned heads of Europe ald nnp np'
discover that shooting prisoners OF war 1;c,in,
der, until one of their own NUMBER ""' '
IN the code of war.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24

C..,r-The Pittsburg Post, Demo
CEN nsr uszsa advises its party, in case Grant is
crac by the Republicans, to abandon their
nomiaas1 :aass and vote for him-a significant fact,
steng ela the impending dissolution of the old
- ont Democratic organization.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24

yo a The ysry os GaSsns sn yy
rs,H call BRADLEY hoHVkS"'' -|~ s
Hroct, San FraSeiseo.
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M!!sssG!f1l!N E!llsG MllNs

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, EXECUTIVE DE-
~ PARTMENT, SAcRAMENTo.-Notice is hereby
given that a GENERAL ELECTION will be held
throughout the State on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24
LIST OF DISTRICTS, PRECINCTS AND
OFFICERS OF ELECTION.

NEW RIVER DISTRICT-New River Pre-
cinct.-Clerk, V. Caraway judges, J. P. Gar
rett, 0. S. Dyer. Alternates,-lst, R. NJ. D.
Williamson I'd, G. W. Quimby Sd, R. L.
Thomas. Polls opened at Caraway's store.
Ho6oken Fiat Precinct.-Clerk, John Flower
Judges, j. kyler, NJ. Patterson. Polls opened at
Flowers store.
Martinville Precinct.-Clerk, John McCammon
judges, --, --. AlternateS, list,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24

ARDER OF ELECTION.-WHEREAs,W Wednes-
~ DAY, September 4th, A. D. 1867, being the
oay on which the General Election Will be held
throughout the State for the various offices re-
qalrea oy law to be elected therein, it is there
,ore nereDy ordered that at said election the fol-
lowing officers for Trinity county will he elected
in addition to those to be chosen hv order of the
Governor, to wit:
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SeitMns' einen sebiIneten nnS seuancten
iunscn Mann oIs SofaI ReSatteur.
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Ser Sead)tang mrrtb.

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an ter SraHtIIn Bite in unnlittel barer Serbnoune
NIT Der Sra6en=eiienbGbng eesenea uoblbetanntei
9rIneltIdes entueoer III eiuen
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Office DeS SgOmmtps @lerf8, I
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6eirath9s @emiIIiaNnaen.

IN LETTER Bods 1ueqegebeii:
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a. .. GnbaHt NIT 9earp Gabanf.
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Biaiam 6enrp NIT wsarp SOrebano.
See .. Gtuss NIT Mnna HattIs.
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Rg @r b0ren, baB gorbereitun.
gen i'm ganse finO, nm tros oss Sobes
oes Serrn De Bonn Die 3erausgabe Der
,,6eoiep", biefes 9roBen national 6fos
noMil&eu gBerfes, nidt 81 unterbre>
den.
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~ @ol0l er0finete in Stem gorf
Befern nit 1345 nuD fiel Bis - nbr
30 M auf 13411. 5-20er lite Ger>
ris NIT goupons ftanoeu 1891, 2te
SerfiB 107s. Ste GersiS 1917. q
30er JOG bis 1864; Die Geries 1863;
Bite SerteS 1861.
8annttpole mar feit auf 30 - BOZ.
Sn aiberpool tpuroen in Der Bode
bis DOrgeltern 670O0 8aaen berfanft.
re Mgentsn fir bic saaIide nno
801entlibe SenneiIse StaatsSeitun9
meroen lberal i'm 9taate Senne6ee uno
ben 9anSen @ebieten Der 8ereini9ttn
Staatrn sefudt.
H Sic Mben6nnterbaIp
tuug Der vGoneor6ia" sum
9 e ite n Der Mrm { n unb &C o tbe
tei5en6en geftern Nbeno mar ni1t
10 Sablreidb beluat, as bic 9eiitungen
0ieier fabigen &iinltler aus 2iebbabes
rel ber0ienter. Sic ,,le0enben BiI6er1
tparen aus9esei4net. Sas Sdaulptel
) Married Life" ipuroe bortrefflid ges
geben unb bic @pieler erlebisten fi6 in
elmer 98eiie ibrer 9lufsobe, iuie bios
WlitgIie6er Ser @oncorbia es gu tbun
i'm Stanbe iino.
Gs ipiir6e lln9efe9t feir, einselne
Stanten beraussu9reifea mo 9lue 10
8or3ii9lides 9eleiltet baben.
Sente Nbenb miro cine andre 8ors
iteaung nit san3lid neuen Yro9rarim
fattfinOen nnb mir 9eben tuobI nidJt SlI
nett, tuenn mir Elm bolleS Saus fur
oielelbe eriparten.
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6eilten 0es S enneffee Srren :
B aufes, Srn. gbuar6 $. Sat, iiber
BEN @tanb Der feiner 2eitung AMBER
trauten 2lnfaIt gibt bic 3abI ibrer
Snlaifen am Is SSebrtar 1866 duf 1872
an. 9a5u fanten bin5u 119; entlaf<
fen SO - perblieben am Is. Sebruar
1867 = 242,. rnebr als ie in iener
-9lnFalt auf9enoninten iparen. Da .
unter tuaren IA Sarbiee, bon benen l
ifarb uno elmer als gebcilt entla6en
tpur6e.
Sic 8anIi9teiten Sun1al fir ntGrtn@
li6e Srrlinnige iinG iiberfii[t unb 9lb'
bilfe 1T oringeflb notbipenoig.
Ser 8eri9t ipridt fib i'm @llse>
meinen geger 5pangsmaBreeeln aus,
berbanliht aber bic Wlildun9 BON Ser
breaern unb SrrIinnigen our9 1ln>
eiiifsfdIle unb bebt ben ipobltbatisen
@iuHuB berbor, ipel6en 8etpe9ung in
freier 2uft, SiltnaI 9el6mafbollen
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oen tlfnnanteten @eiit auSilben.
@benio tpeiit Der Beridt 80 Yatiens
ten bon anoern Staaten mad, tueI9e
nod nit tbeiliueiie be6eutenben Gum
men fit ibre SerpTe9una i'm &if>
itanb iino. Oie be6eutenben Soften
fir neue Senser, 9aseinri6tun9 uno
auOere 8erbeferunsen am 8lase iinb
aus Dem allgemeinen Nusmurfe beSablt
morben, obne neue 8etuilli9ungen mo-
tbig au MAIDEN. rs
9a9e9en bat cine SeuerSbrunit fir
$4,000 G6aoen arlgeridtet, Der bis
iekt nilr temporar burd 8enuBnng
un0 Musbe6erun9 berfaaener Sluben>
bauier auseegliden 1T.
SIN @an5en be fnben ii6 bic 4n9e>
l1genbeiten Der 9lnItalt in befriebigens
ben 8erbaItnilIen unb bas einSi9e
brinsenbe 8e6iirfniB lit Die 8ei6af>
fnng einas an0ern @lflten; s9lr3tes.
9tugenbIifltd beitebt baS 8erional
Apr MttffoIf qua
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EE 8or benz 3eeoroer ltanOen oes
fern ;iuei WlannIein un6 elm @eiblein
unter Der Nnflage Der zrunfenbeit.
Die MdnnIeln nuBten leber so Dol.
lars betabIen, ip6bren6 0as Sr1uIein in
9lnbetraft Des uinitaH6ss, 6nB iie gum
3arten Gef@ledte eeb0rt uno baber nidbt
,u bieI bertraoen fam, nnr nit $40
beIeet trurSe. Ded aud 6as fonnte
Die fittfnme Gn0ne nidt ouftreiben
unO mubte lie in Oas Grbeitsbaus inon.
6eIn. m
Sin W1itgIieb Der Smitb SfarniIie
ble9te $50 fur oas @er9niigen elmer
Spdsierfabrt NIT elmer Dame bon iilebr
als ein6euti9em @af.
Cine Dame nit BEN ffolaen Slamen
Sulia ipaSitts in 0as 9lrbeitsbaus in
GrIiangelGne bon $50 bic iie beadbIen
ioIIte ipeeen timer ee0eB iie beiuielenen
Nnflo9c Der QieberliAeeit.
Sir unorcentgihts Betra0en ber0pps
ten Elm Slorntane 80 un0 Elm syiinoIiha,
Der ben in Oieler Beit Der idiperen
WaiTersnotb TO bsffdnoIi@sB gfatnen
9ebes fiibrt, SO.
Gae @roa1fiilii fir geifern lpnrbe
nit einein Beridt ees 0Irbcits9ane gers
matters eefGlonen, iiber ben mir an
anoerer SteiIe fdrsiben. (9iebe Sail
DeIibsrb.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-23

Eg Gerr WSprik M6ber
lit 9ofaI< ggeut Der vSenmeiiee 9taats>
! ,3eitnng".
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RE- llnlere 9efer erinn IN iid, baB
i'm Serblt borieeu Sabres Elm Wfann
gtanIens Stpan, frabrer SolOut in Der
Union Mrinee in Sriune erntor6et
ipur0e. Oas 9ei9iporeH @eri6t Su
SSrantlin bat in Der 8oruiterfn1ung
ben SR0rber fur f6ulOis befunben, nnb
tuuroe Die Gahe bent GtaatSanipalt
sur Ginbrin9ung Der Slntlaee iiber<
nfhen
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1000 SAP EXTRA 8amiIien. glebI.

1000 SAP eTtra 6amiliens WtbI.
- 200 gas Grtra fnperFne Resi.
50 5tbs siew DrItaHs Su6eE,
a SsSs eemerara 3nftr.
50 Sat sepadtrr nns puIseriFrtrr Su1st
900 Sad Erima Rio AafIee,
Is Sad soaAira aaiiee, 2fsg1tse
Is Tas frif3en 9leis, al
50 TaB Rew Orleans gRoiaiiss,
300 &iiten Prorter u. Gamble Seiie.
$50 Kitten perf4issens 5ortsn Gtifs.
100 &ifsn etsartnh9te,
100 &isen EaIsIibte. bart geprest,
50 Rifsn feiner Ranatabat,
80 SrOb Sine Gut Sobofe
Is SAT Rnn@tabat.
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feb1 3d. Rafbpfne Tennehee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-23

Gbenlo tuur0e George u. BedleI ipes
gen Moroes zines farbi9en Wfanues
Stainsns gilbert @reen in Der Gorlnters
fuaun9 fur idalbi9 befunben.
Sn bei6en sSdIlen lit 20 Der 8irtfams
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Sree0men's Bureau ;uSuidreiben, bab
tuenisltens 6er @esfpd gema1t miro,
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9ier gu 9an6e nilniiit man es ionft nidt
alI;u 9cnau nit Der 8erfoloun9 bon
9euten, Die einen ,yantee" ODER einen
ngiisser" ermOrreu.
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unO elmer fuedfelnOen 8abl bon 9taf>
tpartern.
w Sn ben Garibop Der 81. u. 6.
u. ST. u. 81. SIS. Giien6aBn finb foebetl
unter 9eitung bes 9uperintenoerten
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Cars fur Die Gpruce Street @eieu.
f9aft beenbist tuoroen. Sn senannten
98ertifdtten firC ettpa 75 San0merfer
un6 9lrbeiter bef6pfti9t, Die @ifenbabn
@aggons bon @run6 auf Su fabrisiren.
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gBaggon notbig lit, angeferti9t, auBer
Oes Yluibes, Der fur bic YOIiter gu
ben Sisen sebraudt tuiro.
H Die GiIenbabnitrede SipiI9en
bier unO Chattanooga 1T ioiueit ber>
geitel,t, Oab I'm 5 1tbr Wor9ens Der
erlte 8ai1asiersug mad Bridgeport
abaebt, bon mo aus bic Yaiiagiere per
Dantpfer nod Chattanooga ipeiter be-
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meitere @etobr pertriad1en. Ser Sen.
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