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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18
LYONS FLEA POWDER.

1t is well known that Lyons genuine Magnetic Powder
will perfectly destroy everything in the shape of eas ticks
bedbug reaches &c that it is perfect poison to the insect
tribe, but entirely harmless the human species and do
nestle animals
Bebug Ants, Reaches. etc in house. This Pow
der is their natural death 1t should be cupboard
JoHN L. ROME ESQ., Superintendent Of the New York City
Hospital, says: - 1t is the only article we
have used"
NEW York HoTEL PRoPRIErohS say We have used
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
exermnating insects and vemin with
COLEMAN & STETSON, Aston House.
s. 7. C0ZZENS American Hotel.
ACKER TREADWELL, St. Nicholas Hotel.
s. LELAND Co Metropolitan Hotel"
Testimony of this character hit be added length
Wherever il is used it advertises iI.elf
The genuine has the Of f. LYON and the private
stamp Of DEMAs BARNES Co. Anything else of this kind is
imitation counterfeit Any druggist will procure the
genuine if you insist you will have other.
Sold by all druggists and general sorekeepers in every
town and mining camp the Pacific Coast. 4T:12.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENr.

The merits of this Lnment well Its effects
are instantaneous soothing. and wonderful
Cuts, bruises sprains and swellings,
certain To occur in every family that bottle of this Lin
nent Is the best investment that can be made.
Ii is more certain than the doctor- send
ing for the octort cheaper than the should
never be dispensed with
READ THE FOLLOWING:
take pleasure in recommending the Mexican Mustang
linmen "a valuable and indispensable article for Spraus
Sores Scratches Calls Horses
for Burns, Bruises, Sores Rheumatism.
acts like magic j. H. HEWITT
Foreman for Amcrn Wells Fargos and Iarnens Express
The spran of daughters ankle,
ting last winter entirely cured in week.
commenced using your celebrated Mustang Lniment'
Gloucester. Mass August l. 1865. ED. SEELY.
Quick and it certainly All genuine wrapped in
steel plate enavngs bearing the signature of g. W West
brook Chemist and the pirate L. stamp Of DEMAs BARNES
4 Co. over the top.
An effort has been made counterfeit it with a cheap
plate label. Loot closely,
Sold 10y all Druggists and Stores, and 81.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18
REDINGTON & CO.'S
Essence Of Jamaica Ginger !

nar This valuable preparation, containing in
highly concentrated form all the properties of
the Jamaica Ginger, has become of the most
popular domestic remedies for all diseases of the
stomach and digestive organs.
AS tonic, it will be found invaluable TO all
persons recovering from debility, whether pro-
duced by fever or otherwise, for whilst it imparts
to the system all the glow and vigor that can be
produced by wine or brandy, it is entirely free
from the reactonary efforts that follow the use
of spirits of any kind.
1t is also an excellent remedy for females who
suffer from difficult menstruation, giving almost
immediate relief to the spasms that so frequent
ly accompany that period.
1t gives immediate relief to Nausea, caused by
riding in a railroad car, by sea-sickness, or
other causes. 1t is also valuable as external
application for Govt, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc.
REDLN'GTO.v' r. CO.,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18
"When smile can rage at Satan's face,
And froMn q facing world"

Glorious old Kentucky that has given the
country a Clay, Crittenden, Nasty, and mod
esty almost forbids me to add, "Jacinto. =
Glorious old State with all thy faults love
thee still, but can't help thinking that if the dew
il had your politics you would rest better
Reader, if you are getting nervous, go to bed
but before blowing ont the light at oot your
horn" time or two for GRANT and you will
wake in the morning feeling as fine as Ber-
trand colt at battalion muster JACINTo.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18
REDINGTON'S
fladoring grtrarts

are made from Fresh Fruits. Each
bottle holds twice as much as any other
brand in the market consequently they
are the cheapest and the best
rky Use no other.
REDINGTON l. CO. Ag'ts
for the Pacific coast.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

OF THE WHEREABOUTS OF JAMES ALON-
" 20 MATHEWS, who left Canyon City, Trim
ity county, in March, 1868, and was last heard
from at Portland, Oregon, in June, 1864. Math-
ews is six feet high, light complexion, black hair
and whiskers. Is by trade blacksmith. Any
information will be thankfully received at the
TRINITY JOURNAL Office, Weayeryille, California.
January 4, 1868. 52:tf.
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i. =. Mail STAGE LIMB
SHASTA TO VAUDEVILLE.
TAX NOTICE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF TRINITY, o.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Delinquent Tax list in and for Trinity coun-
ty, State of California, for the fiscal year of
ls67-'6S has this day been deposited with the
District Attorney of said county, and if the de-
linquent taxes therein specified not paid to
the county Treasurer within TWENTY DAYS
from the posting of notices as required by law,
action will be commenced by said District At
torney for the collection of said taxes and costs
Dated Weaverville November %, 1867.
4S:to. A. J. LOOMS, Co. Auditor.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11
Cine Trau er morbet ibren Mann unb
tire 3tpet Stieffinber.

Inter ben nfufen GrimtnalfdQer er>
re9t feiner 70 a,obe6 Nuflsbsn, pte ein III
Ger Bdbe pom &udutQe t%eeanaeuer Gopz
r~elnorb. &uf elmer Garu, pier Msilen
Don pielsr Slapt bele9en. mtbnte Elm 1ar
mer, ter fid Der etnfser 3ett 3um a~reittn
Na|e ue'betrotbet Bate. @r bate oft
Strett nit letufr Grau, neil cielelbe felt,
betoen &inoer aus BET elften &be, 3pe;
fletne Mdeden BON feds unp adt Sabren,
nit eroeer 6drte uno @rou( amfsit bsban<
oelte. Ct 1pra@ %wteottbolt papon. et.
&tnper nad feiner In Soma r%pobnenpen
S&wtfer au i@tden> aber ebe It .pteitn
plan au6f1bren fonnte, mu,re It einsa
lage6 frant u1p rpar BRET Sage {pdtes
cine Qeide. Die Grau that febr tettab,
nno laste, nod Dem er te9raben mar, fl
roQe jest ietnen @unl6 erfluen unb ibrs
beieen @tiefi5htsr nad Der S9mt1sr bee
@erRubsnsn In Soma brtn9en. @te per
i&wano aud cine 3ettlun9> unb a!s IL
ptepe.flz,, traf fs Mnfalten pte ga n,
u %perfaufsn, Dies eelan9 lit aud al
@srlauf pon einisen Woden unb fe perz
lief bic @sgenn pann mtsber, onoehlid.
UNI III ibren Gllern I'm 5taate Nsm<No.t
,urlfsufebren. 8or >pcni1en 3aaen
entcedte nun Ter Wann oeY rte 6arm oe
fluff bate bin &ttutaen les 8runnenS
,wet peruelte &inoerle'dln auiammenet<
tunpen uno NIT @tsinsers bel&mert, AZ
Den "ooer oslsl6en lis9eno! Cine I'm
terluduna cteler 2stden lief tsineu 3met
ftl barber auffpmmen, caB es bic Der
betren nsineu 5tisftDhter pareu. CT
fanpteun9er, pie man uber pte(elben In
Soma ein5oa, er9aten, cos ibre Stiefz
mutter ME NIT ibnen bort aepe(en mar.
Obne 3meitel bate bic XiBtere fe ernpr.
Get unp ibre 9sidsn In ben Btunnen &c
worfen. Dtele Gntoedune bat aber aud
etnen psttereu @erpadt eeasn fe auffon~
men la0sn. @eni9e Sage Dor lem Iooe
tbre6 WannrS bate oerlelbe feline Garm
auf ibren Namen iitetldreibsn lo1tn, UNI
MAJ belbulptbte fe, rarouf pen|elben NIT
81 fl aus Fem 8ees 0erdumt III boten
Stine Qside lcu aus9ea,aten uuo untsr>
lubt msrcen. MittIuneils 0no 8eamte
mad Nem yort sesanBen, UNI lte tu psrz
baften.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11

pbdncmea eines @innr { r,tters f&
rrt,anst. uno lett ienfr 3fit 1&m5rt Der
S@attlsr Bausr, nidt bSter, ols auf
ctn Somornfr 8aiencer, pom Gem isees,
nal e't gauge auaase re%rariTtn miro.
9pefulotton.- Giue5 Der 6au,pt>
atel tn ptsfsm Canoe it ne f~oreirte Sp,fuz
&at'or, orsr BE ,Sudt III anti Minuten
'et6 Su nernsn." Wlann m,0L Gd ntdt
1uf ruttae Ntbeit uno folipc @tfddf,S=
Sntmidtluna pnlo1en, fonpe,u ouf olddz
l'@ aueasfaprt. S@ldae NIT eintm Dialt
s,n Nftor psreen. Dies 1T cine Der
6aupt : u'iadsn Ger (6Iedtsn 3,it,n,s
lsenn csmano Der blcs $4,000 bat, fur
S1OO,O0O @el&dite tre'bt, 10 nub Ct pes
.5t'pl'Bfn6 rsr Seifenblaje aemdtti; ietu.
Oenn t1ur in 3sile aue,rsreentIfden
@s@dIts:M ufidmunos fam Elm 1oldes
@lldeirts! aslina.n. Sn eer5buli&eu
3stH11 mas |olde g,mi0snloES p.fulotion
.um Nutr uno llnalad fub,en. MQe{n
1ecsr eerdtti0e Spaeulons. rer in Nolae
lein's 2.tb,0rn;S ouftridt. permidelt
nctbaec'unAener Wei|s Nncere tn fstn
Uno"rt n unp cabst l6l d { ,3eitn.
Wsnn &auf|sute i1d auf (olice Sc,
ldafle tel2rdnftn. menu dt ibr @slddft
'uf tbre efaenen Mittsl unc ntdt tmmer
auf 8etorates @:lo baiirer, ,uenn (e nt@t
mebr ShuIoen MAIDEN purptn, a|s 1e
wabt'@etnlt&er 8eile rnp obne auf Elm 4
9lude'6laa 81 rednen te3oblen f6nnen,
~ puree ooe oIasmetne 8ert,auen ni9t
'ortudbrsnp etf6dtnrt perpeu, uno
ole eur@ ben &ddldloQ bntetaefabrte
@fl@df'slofafeit teine auSu arUbe let7.
Der Granffurter &ai{er
Dom Der @iererauftau bes i'm poz
1tsen CONNER ourb Brano b%elpdciaten
&aiitr. Doms in Grantfu,t a.. 81. iutrp
lstdter |etn, o(s man 3u bcfsn poate.
Die Sa6pe,Raneiaen baben mad etnae>
SENDER uate1luduna etflirt, raB bte Nt7
tro0unQ zee Vile. @smdurs ntht rptb,
nencia let unc Der Nuetou unaffdbr 140>
900 q. tottn treree; 100000 f. f1no
ihon be,iammen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11
Ser unbramat,Ibe Gbaraftsr bed
@rs ioenttnproseOss.

@er 1ih Don bielsr, prosf0: arcbe bra
motilAe Gfstte uno aablreide (pannsnre
Woncnte Ysrlpridt, wte de ielbt In ee>
mSbnltae en- Griminolpro3s0en rorfommsn
Der miro wobl balp ent,dul9t ,perpen.
Der 0robs Staatapfrteb mirp otelnebr IN,
Waussn lsbr trcdsn unp fit @iele foeor
h6t6 lanamsilia istn. @r trsbt i@ ia
baupt{dd!td nm @seBfyoaen Die i'm
@on9rs0e uuo In Der p,e0e ldsr auf 8
@inaebencfts er1rtert wascfn unb eereu
g. S:teruna Dor Der 6iab Court Of 9ms
psa&ment meper am Slide ber Nnfldeer
nod auf Dem psr 0ertbsietaer ptsl Msuea
~ Sage f1tonn miro, Mu6 tie gum
Borl@etn fommeNren rofumsntartl@en
8eretle Gno fdr jeeen 3situnaeleier clts
gefannte ; unp eben 70 wenie Neues per<
cen bic m.titsn 3euetnauslaaen trineeu>
"a f4 ale auf o08emetn 8efannte6 be-
,teb.n uno ia bic @ertb etpi8una Zen
etsentltden 3batbeRonp i'm @auten
uno @ro6en oar nt&t ~ lduaenea luht.
@roe unp g1babn r. ptslerprdtcenten-
pro,tb >tdt pur6 rte Yro;ebrtrtanrlunz
asn. lonpern bur6 Die ibm iu @1unoe lie<
oence Soee Der ab!piuten Goupeyatnetdt
ceS @o!fss unp cur9 Die tmpolapte l,lbft>
bemubte Nub', pomtt ocS amertf5nilh
ro.f tbm 1ufitN. &te' 6u |e,l'& ipanfne
.oiro er crit msrren, 1psnn er ft9 ietnem
Snee sunetet. >ret,u ft& ba5 perlSnli&e
5htdiol res Nnaeflaeten uno BE @ntz
laeipuno iiter pie(es Sdtfial tn ben
uoreesften @oroer9runo prdnst.
20. ~.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11
Ser = 1tmf,pune''' in Mbooe gslano.
nWann . @@idial, tpann tuirb entli9 6.
g - Es-y. .-.E,s .r.Esa.' -
Mir meia beiBer @uni@ eerpdbrt. G. a{@
@anu pirb ouf mein G'eb'n initantlid j
r. Ethed IL sn.,, u ~ ,,,;~ h.cd,eert 2v sEs4

n>""" 0s3"l"r "n"'s WIZ s"S"N9 .44Tt
9th Mir mein beiber @uni9 eewdbrt. G. ny
@anu ,pirb auf raein G'tb'n infdnbli9 1Gt
{ nGppes ~lmlwuae" mir tel@eert? 2" q45% ~.
90 bate Ter vNa9tor" auf leinea
IGtublet Ter Nadt lgenb intrunitig. &C.
Rebet am Sage Dor Der @abl In Seem
9ampibire, abcr1 v.is 'nidt!w, t{a9te has
tS@idial. 1ieielbe 8itte battej er am
Sage Dor Der @abl in &brce Sslanc
aber aud bort blieb NQe6 beim Nltcn ,lnr
cer unerbittlide Sele9rapb taub fir has
Gleben res ~yllmiplnslin9s,' melcet aus
v2ittle &boby" unter benz Datum =. f55.
2:prpoteence st. S. /. @prtl. -
Die, Stoat6maM BAT beute ttatt9efuncen,
Iu1o Beri9te aus 1d,nmtli9en Gpmns,
Slad SSlano au8aenpmnen, iine etn9ez
:9anSen. sic caben rem rep. @ruHerz
ncur6canoicaten, Sen, 8urnfre, 1900
lStintmen Majoritdt, >pelde burb bic
Seridte spn rem feblenben Gpmn nod,
UNI etrraS erb6bt >percen 1ptrt. u. "
Die WeIeBoebun9 .itebt: Senat u
Nepublifaner unp 5 Dempfraten. 9aus
So &epublifaner une s Gempfraten,"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11

Dos u@plfstlott" miro erfannt baten,
cae g. ,penr e6 %jenanr ancer6 o|s cir
paar f6wa9f6pfi9e ate Wei>
Der einldidtem mill, mas anbereS auf6
Iapet trtnaen mus, alS alberne @e(pen>
iteraei9i9ten> wie Die, toe Stewarts
@abl ben Ginbru@ Der a5er,59aft Der
8oncz Mriitpfraete in ct. Yaul, bic Be>
miQi9un9 ron Bonuilen an BE Gilenbob<
men, ben Stur; Observation-Disclosures furs
ben llnter9an9 Der @elt beceute. il Dae
fino Din9e fir alter6idnade Graubalen
ocer ELECTROMAGNETIC @riinbSrner>
nidt ober fir Mdnner, aus renen Der
.&ern Ter Blr9erldaft ron ct. paul
.unr namentli& Der peutlde1beil terlelten
bel tebt. -..r .... ~. 49,. ~a,<a
@ie 9dnSli@ boil unb sriiunblcs ALE
Die Deelamationen Der Sr9ane her Gli<
que Se9en unlere@ anrtcoten traren. trenn
man eorauS erfennen, bab ras &olfsz
blatt BON Oscar Molmrps> ben eS al6
Demcfratlnfrel1er, ais Observation-Disclosures
ten Stuser unp 8erdhter ceS oemeinen
Mannes, ais untiidti9enS 6wdGlino ser
l9rie uno ais ~tirfiiden @eiancten" na9
ben Oarranelen rertannte II a d ter@abl
p6uli6 1n9t: Ill. .." ~
u8pn Germ MalmroS ertparten mir
nit 3unerii9t roS Ct 1einem Mmte
Gbre MAIDEN rerte."
5itte pa6 v@plfetlatt" Gbre i'm Qeibe
9ebobt, 70 bdtte e6 cic6 Ypr BET. @obl
Su9eitancen. ftatt ale 0empfraten, bic fit
Malmros 9in9en> fir utrauri9e @eleQen"
Su erfldren.
Gc@ 9enu9 Der tittern @orte.
Wafere teutlde Minner, Geputlifaz
ner uno Demofraten> bic tbr gcbplfen,
ras &e9iment Der Corruption gu ~itirsen
ZEN Tar~3ablern gum Ste9e uber RE
~Gerfre1fer" gu rerbelfen, e1pfan9t
biermit ben Danf unp Die Nnerfennun9,
Ole Gu@ aetGbrt.
Der Muferfebnn9smor9en
Der per @elt nabt, ct miro jegt i'm Gimme
pe6 materieuen @ubler9ebens aud fir
unlere Stapt antred)en, tpenn, ME mir
3uYeri@tli@ .boFen> bic Yo1 un6 erwdblz
ten Mdnner 1id ais tas bemdbren> fir
pa6 mir fe balten.
;3u befla9en 1T es> ba6 9err 6. $.
S@urmeier NIT elmer fleinen Majorttdt
leinem @e9ner unterla9, cenn troy Der
@abl res Germ 8erfeY 1T cas alto Sc
I'M Stactratb nr@ gu itarf sertre<
ter1, Tim einen ~umidmun9" bon bier aus
jett III er,parten.
Mn Germ 8 ane n, obmpbl berl elbe
auf rem Tidet rer alien 6errl1er clique
ltano UNI l6Nlpermann bcr 4. @aro Aez
mdblt muroe, 9lanben mir trcepem etnen
9uteu @plf6piener 9etppnneu gu baben,
uno he Gbatla9e cab CT ietneBabls gum
She'll teutiden republifonil9en
rerrantt> wirc caSu beitro9en>
i'm ppr1 ber3unimmunS acknowledgment
fern al balten> melde muir bic TSreerun9
res Yarteiintere1e5 gum 3ned bat.
lletrisenS 0errn Sanien tiermit UNI
lere BEL e Graduation gum > lterfele, pte
6errn @crntr bic @erli94run9 uni ere8
Beileic6.
ST ibm fem Teblidla9 ni&t pbne bic
9ebre 9etlieben> he ~ IT III reml elben
erfennen, conn fam er bo6 na9ite Mal
mebr Slid baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11
Gpa.ete fur CffRreuRen.

Gin Oaben fir Sf>preueen 9insen Bel
Dem unter;ei9ncten ferner Elm, BON
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11

@onul Moaetoot. - Wir erz
biel.sn beute f%olaenres, Cincinnati, q
Wdrs 1868 oattsts6 @irealar:
s. 1T unlere 1hmerlthe pFidt ~
men Die Nnsetee III ma@en> caB unier
9srr 6. s. Moae, Der 0rlnpfr UNI
lere6 6aulss, am "a. +. ". i'm 81. Sabre
{ttnes 2sben6 eutl6lafen III.
DaS uG 8anf unt
Be@(el : @el6dft BON 6. s.
Nbae" miro Don un6 unter unnerdus
perter Girma unp NIT Ten aletdeu Mit<
teln fcrteei.Bt oa Grau 8. s. Nbae
nit Dem %selammten @opltaIe tpres per-
1orbeueu @emabl8 In unlere Gtrmo en-
trttt.
Dit @on{ulatsz@
rperpet1 BON un6 mad mie Dor belpr9t
unp erlu4en MIR Ste f,eunrlt@f une
aud ferner Sbre p5rtben @uftrdae 3usu<
rsnpsn, bic mfr NIT ber l@on felt lonoen
9abrsn bewtelenen panttlidfeit ou6fatz
rem mereen.
Npolpb Setnede.
@bas. q. Mbae.
Carl q. 6. Mpas.
Meihe Saabbeute etnes
beutfden e. dBtn.-Wobl elmer
Der alldlttten unc 9eidtdtei1en beuti@ n
Sdeer hes Gtaotee c01ftc. Der uodere
psutlhe ptonser, Baron Dpn GIlSs
|bere lein, we!dtr befanntlt& an ber
Rtce> 9afe letnen Watomann5 SORT auf>
seidlaaen. Dieter Meife,laiB erlsste
in bieler Wode an etnem Sage
re &suno3nanate @tdd Bib
adne e. eine SdserIbat pelde Seper ~
iddsen wi0en miro, Der mtib, oab Die
BiIoaan; eosn 70 tlus 1T, ais mande
sabme cumr1, uno chen 70 dwer 5u
erleaeu, ais manhe tabme let6t.
Bon @Qsters perfaufte bic @dnis iu Il
Dollar cas- Stld unp ma1te pesbalb
reide 8eute.
Gs lete was auf Grten ys@5 i
@tplai1t in sriner Gra9t .1-
Die WG(ber unb bic Gelber IL
Der Sdaser unb bic Saso. :@' ii.
2esten Samitas fau'en % @tud
fetteS &inpsieb, non Germ 8arnalb ron
Tarribault importirt> in 81. paul an,
sic wo9en i'm Dur@ldnit 1925 pfunp
= Sic Grau zines Garmer8 rau,ena
@m. 0erpe6, in Der Ndbe ron @tnne:
taso Neeney %mpbnbaft, perlieb am leBter
Dunnerftas, wabri6einli4 in eiaera &n:
faue Drn Srrlinn ibr 5al6 unp 1T 1eit:
ber nift eabin ;u!lf8efesrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11

Oer Nd9ohr ltBt au1 Dem S1u9le OCT 9ldWI
llno leufSt .! 80! @as bab' i'd semadt?"
Giuat Der Doftor unb feline Viaen!
9l9tuns benz Buraer unb ieinem WiQen!
Ser Na9tar teult: 5u! 9u! 5u! 5u!
Oscar Malmros fault fd Elm Yaar ueue
@laceebanpl@ub!
Die ant lebten Dienta9 itatt9ebabte
@abl bat Gin Meiultat 9ebabt> ~ .l@es,
70 lan9e 81. paul ltebt> Elm Gbrenrenf@
NAL fir bic Sntrui3en; cer Majpritat leiz
ner 8iirAer lsin UNI bleiten wirr.
,@enn rie Nptb am 9rbG>
ten III bic bic 5ilfe am n19lten",
laAt mpbl Gin lbIne5 altes @prt, olein
cie Griabrun9 lcbrt rod, RAP rie 9ilfe
jebr plt trpy BET @r1fc rcr Nptb aus
tleibt menn es rem Bloomington an Gin
li9t unp &unft feblt 1t@ 1elbf gu
belfen. Darum ia9t cenn au9 Elm. an
pere, ~ mn yieueiAt AUDI nidt 10 l91ne5
unc trpirci1es, ober piel Dfter wabree
@prt ais pasOti9e,~ Sill Dir lelbf
unb Dir / t 9ebolfen"
Die Start 81. YauL leuf;te felt Sab
rem unter Dem Spd elmer 9e,pi1enlplen
unc perresenen GiiquerpnAemteridlu6z
srn, unp ras Sp9 ldien UNI 10 feltu 9e<
lAmierct, rie Te0eln UNI 70 unSertredltz
9er> IA Gle Clique Gin en9lilbes uno Gin
reutl6cS 8latt contrplirte unp ;u tem
3mede NIT enprr1en Druderl6bnen belplz
cets, romit 1e ben Sir ern prrrepeten
~lnler Sp@ 1T lanft unp uniere 2ait If
leidt", unc cine Nenrerun9 ais bic
Quele Res .rdterli@iten 1fentliden Tn
aliidS rarte4ten.
G5 1T intere]ant, eincn Slid juridz
;utbun in bic am @ablta9e unp Gin
paar Sage rrrber erl@ienenen Nummem
rer teircn 8ldtter, I'm ;u ieben, mic fe
ii9 tbrer 9emeinl11rli9en Nuf9obe.
pen @imn rer 8ir9er cur9 Sdmeidel>
unc S9redtilrtr 81 umnadten> entlepi9;
ten, oter eS lit beute
beili9er @runcr Bonner a 9
uno am III d ten Gonnta9
Mutertebun96feR
uno teetalb wcbl 3eit, Die 8uraer 81
bealiidmuniden. ni@t ober ben alter
Shunp unc &ptb %auf;uriibrcn, wel6e,
! iIb i'm uYicneer"' unp rem "8plfsblatt"
vrr Ter Mobl aafgeipei9ert fnret.
9Eir wplen III iu9en> RAP bic 8iirQer:
lboit. inrrm ie rielen @dunc abwies
unp oui BIC miiten 8elGimpfun9en &c,
Slracrcpnriroten rurd Die G1lolin9'
Ter alien Gtactreaentsnclique nit Der
an elmer onretn Steuc res 8lattes NIT:
actbeiltcn sldnvnren Maicritaten ant:
mcrtcte ;ei0le, rob ls fih {eltl IT. ee
l1nScn 3eit Der Ie1'acirun9 tbrc Itt;:
@iirre temahrt.
Die Nn9lt rrr rem on9ecrcbten "tpSl
6idenS ieasoebeul" bat ie nidt erl6redt
Der Gummbcit. coe nit Stcwart5 uni
Malmps @aM ct. Y,ul Den vNa9er
linscn iiberantmortct" tperre, bat ilf Sc
lobt.
@cr tenn "Shdtiacn Men19en
frr1lcr Glcrelanp" bat ii6 fein alte'
@eib 9eiirdtet unr 81: einfd'ti9e Qii9l
rab rie STRIDE unp &c%liaionsfreibei
rurhS tcmart tsrrrbt fei, bat renS dlum
MGR feine5 Sdu9'in9s in bet 8iegc be
unruvi5i.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11
8. @'qius,
aGnisl. preu6. Goniul.

S4neeturme in Neu 6 n g.
| a n 3. 8on Yprtlanp III Maine tpiro
unter bem 7ttn Npril 9ennelret ha6
Elm itarfer Srtan nit Gdneegelt6btr ben
9anscn Gag mltbcte uno pom Concord,
rae etma urua 3eN Sdnsf fe!en.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-12-04
A DEMOCRATIC EMPIRE.

ssFrance is democratic Empire.-
'There is passion fof personal rule
land imperial display, united with a
''craving for large possession of popu-
"lar independence. This independence
sis hardly political. and is only poorly
representative. Neither the parlia-
ssment nor the press Is free nor Is
"there any sufficient right ofassembling
''together for the consideration of pub
''lic questions or the manufacture of
"public opinion. But the government
''concedes largely, and with an even
'sfreer hand, what the people would
''vote to themselves if they had the
'chance. 1t takes away the appetite
"fOr political action by granting the
"iacts of it in advance. Interference,
''cither by the police or by any other
"small. life and property are wonderfully
"Safe. The idealists and political phil
"osophers are, of course, intensely dis
satisfied with state of things which
''does no. recognise any of the great
"precepts of political liberty. They
"feel the thraldom of the press and of
"the assembly to be an intense humilia-
"tion, but doubt much if the people
commonly enough share their senti-
"ment to make the prospects of any
''change for the better very encourag-
sing"
The above extract is taken from DIR.
Bellcws's very interesting book of trav-
els, "The Old World in its New Face"
lately published by Harper & Bros, of
New York. 1t is suggestive.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-12-04
o. A. q II. r, R.-ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS,
f1EcTInN or nrrIcERs.

ELECTION OF UFFICEks.
On Motion OF N. ID. Massle, the stock
holders proceeded to the election of Of
ficers to serve tor the ensuing year, and
lie nominated JOnn .. Barbour Tor re-
election as President.
There being no other nomination,
the vote was taken, and Mr.. Barbour
unanimously reelected.
Messrs. X. A. Coghill, w. Hart, w.
S Uhaehove; =: r oM.igneer, n. Y.
. 49,. IL. .h, W.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-12-04
RICHMOND NEWS.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 2S-Dr. Arthur
E.' Peticolas, superintendent of the
Eastern Lunatic Asylum, at Will lms-
burg, committed suicide there this NOR
ming by leaping from window of the
the asylum and dashing his brains out
on the bricks below. The deceased
was a distinguished physician, and a
former professor"in. the Medical College
here, His mind has been unsettled for
some time past. uru t.
Our friend, DR.. Pericolas, lhad suffer-
ed thousand deaths from asthma. No
wonder his mind was diseased. Ed.
N. v. a.faa4
The Richmond Circuit Court to-day
gave Judgment against the city for
fifteen thousand dollars worth of whis-
key, which was destroyed by order of
the city councils on the night of the
evacuation in 1865. About three thou.
sand barrels were destroyed that night
all of which the city will have to pay
for.
Ine Daily New Nation, republican
paper hefe, published by Hunnicutt.)
that, owing to unexanIled
1t will not be published
again.
Gen. ". .Wickham has been elect
ed President of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad.
General regret is felt over all the
State at Col. Fontaine's defeat. Of
flee must be sweet to Wickham, consid-
,ring the price he pays for it. .r,,
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-12-04
HELMBoLD.

SO far from being insane, as was ma
liciously reported, Helmbold. the great
advertiCsar lthere's pun for you) is
alive and kicking, blazing away in his
1000 newspapers and selling his medi-
cines by the million in his superb pal
ace, 594 Broadway, which looks like a
fairy creation or the splendid and gor
geous dream of some hashsh eater. Go
to see it, when you visit Gotham. 1t is
richly worth your while, and you will
see there, what you never saw before
a whole-sonled, open-handed man. who
had rather spend money than make e,
and who is going to send this paper a
$500 advertisement. st1