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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-29

At regular meeting of North Star Lodge, No
CT, l. o. O. F., held April 10Th, 1865, the follow
ing resolutions of respect to the memory of the
departed President were unanimously adopted
ordered spread upon the records of the Lodge
and to be furnished the TRINITY JOURNAL for
publication
WHEREAS have learned with profound Of the
sudden and unnatural removal from Earth Of ABRAHAM LIS
late President Of the Uated states and whereas We
deem it proper give expression 10 feelings II grief at
the loss Of beoF ed Chief Magistrate well as our de
hesitation Of the base cowardy of his iakngn
therefore be it
R>so'r,d BY North star Lodge No. 81, o. o F. that We
loss in the death Of Am LINCOLN because a.
President Of ths Nation he her laws with hde
ity and integrity during per" of hitherto unknown dim
Guilty aud danger in national history We moreover
because have lost his example before w. mar
praccing purity If life oun5ness Of principle and patient
persevcring industry.
Resod That h assassination 81 the President sacrm'
Of greater enovity an the annals Of history AFFORD done
for the overthrow Of granny but for the sutNcr
Of the best and modest Government earth Whether
it has been brought about by the act d individual
the instgaon ~ concave contrvng wickeness in sccr
and bringing forth inquty in public IT ia equally to be con
emned and the pottcrs well as the executnners me
the vengeance Of righteous Providence which they vii
certainly receive
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-29

Ixsr.scys are not rare where individuals ven-
tured to publicly rejoice at the assassination OF
President If all such had been shot down and
sent to the deepest hell, injustice would have
been done to no one but the Devil.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-29
HAPPINESS OR MISERY !
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-29

HoLLowAYs PILLS AND 0NTNENT.-A Worn
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tint to that delicate envelope. All who value
health and beauty should beware Of tampcring
with cosmetics, as they not only pern!cious
but highly dangerous To health
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-29

WE have received the first number of the Cop
peropolis Courier, published by Hatch and Burch-
field 1t is handsome paper, and thoroughly
Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-29


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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-29

Cas- we forget with what brazen impotence the
so-caled Democratic & party leaders and editors
disseminated their reasonable doctrines around
and about u.s. Can we look upon the vehement.
sweeping lcnunciations heaped upon the heads
of the Governmental Departments by bold Sa-
tanic traitor press, and isd words of PLAUSIBLE
itv with which to smooth over their dlmnable
record? Are they not accessories to the most
horrible crime ever perpetrated against God and
their fellow mantle deep doubly dyed in infa-
my-thc stab made at Liberty and universal Free
dom let fheir Nanched coHRtenaRces and chatter
ind feeth anslcer tie question !--imador Leger.
What wonder that an incensed people clamor
for the lives of such and destroy printing Offices
controlled by men who have been thus accessory
4 SrGGEsrIvE DIscoyERY.-ln the Office of one
of the rebel papers lately demolished in San
Francisco was found large tin case of Minnie
rife balls. hollow, loaded with powder and with
fuse attached These bullets of the kind
known as explosive bursting after entering
the body and producing most terrible wounds.
Southern rebels are the only people known to
have used them and ii is probable that a guam
titv had been shipped to . Governor General -
Brown. for the use of the . Columbian Star -
fraternity. The Chief of Police has made some
arrests in connection with the discovery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-29
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO SQUARzA FOR PUNCHES
FIRST PREMIUM FOR C0ROlAlSl
FIRST PREMIUM FOR BITTERS-(Squarza's Hygien-
fc Bttters.1

yNHE COMMITTEE THINK THIS A FIT OC-
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stamp with verify an article Tor articles) worthy
of public confidence and patronage, but also to
put their seal of condemnation upon riltdinous
compounds base mutations and worthtess counter
feits, which resemble the genuine only in their
names. The Committee, after careful examina-
ton of the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-29

SHOULD HAVE BEEN HUNG.-The dmador Lea
Qer tells that the gorilla editor of the Dtspdteh on
reading the announcement that the President
had been shot through the head and that his
brains were oozing out, remarked that the ldea
that Lincoln had brains was perfectly astonish-
ing to him. The low brute should have been
hung to the first tree and his carcass left to rot
as an example.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-29

TWENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE IN Procession
The funeral obsequies of President Lincoln at
San Francisco was an imposing affair The en-
tire military force of the city, every loyal civic
society, and private citizens in sufficient num-
bers to swell the procession to 10000, turned
out Rev Horatio Stebbirs was orator of the
day. and delivered thrilling discourse 80 far
as we are able to judge from mention made IN
our exchanges the day was observed IN every
city and every town of importance in the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-29
ESTRAY !!

GAME INTO THE PREMISES OF THE IN
I designed a few days since, a BAY MARE
about seven years old and fifteen hands high no
brands The owner have the animal by
proving property and paying charges.
BATES Il VAN MATRE.
Bates Ranch, April 6, 1865. l+.3w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-29

CALIFORNIA REBELS KNEW Ir.-Thc Flag tells
that a young son of Rev. Geo. B. Taylor, OF San
Francisco, said to his father few days before
the death of the President, % Papa, they are 60
ing to assassinate President Lincoln y and in
sisted that he had heard men on the streets say
so. Who doubts that every X. G. c. knew it
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Csnsss 10 just now IN very depressed
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Quite aseusation was producsdat Havana
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On Sunday night last, the railroad bridge
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Two men were killed, four missing and IA
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The Mexican emigration movement
doesn't thrive on mere promises Of money
after reaching Mexico. One 81 tho ptinci-
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to help saloon keepers, ~ the Offices in al
most every instance were 10 grog-shops
where every ''emigrant" took drinks for
himself and the crowd
Lightning struck with such force in Jack
sonville, VT, recently, ss to plow ditch
about Ave rods long. four, or five feet wslc
and three to five feet deep, throwing out
stones Of several hundred pounds weight q
distance Of two or three rods.
a II is said that the only joke Gen. Sher-
mat ever perpctfatcd-if we except the one
in his last letter to Halleck-was upon en-
tering tho capital Of North Carolina. Turn
ing to . regiment Of veterans who were
marching by the State house. he called out,
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Who vii! take all risk If properly directed and
you will receive them post paid. securely scaled
from observation. BY return mail
SOLD BYURUGGfSTS GENERALITY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-07

lSaulemic nnDaiaaates.
Established 1860. aud charter
ed BY the Legislatures OF ken-
lucky and Minnesota, for the
treatment Of oil diseases OF the
Urinary and 1enerative Or
gans, including Seminal Weak :
ness and Venereal Diseases.