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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-05
THE UNIVERSAL
CLOTHES WRIN GER

Ia " i Ill T. > w X / N u T. II
This wRINGER has taken the FIRST PREMIUM in the
Great Fair Of the American Insttutealso at the State
Fairs of New York, Vermont, Pennsylvania, Michigan
Indiana, illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Connecticut River
Valley Fair, Champlain Valley Fair and at of
the County and Institute Fairs throughout the country
Over 900 have been sOld and in use in the
United States and heard of being thrown
aside because it was not liked
The UNIVERSAL is superior to all other wringers, in
having larger rolls of solid India Rubber, protected
by strong cog wheels that they cannot slip or break
broken and does not rust or soil tho clothes Every
Universal wringer is warranted.
We select a few testimonials from persons widely
known to the public, who speak from actual expe
rencc, and are above suspicion of misstatement:
"My family would give up the cooking
stove as this Clothes Wringer 1t cannot be too high
" recommended "-soLoX ROBINSON.
"This is the first wringer have found that would
stand tho service required OF IT.. p. HIGGINS,
LovEJoY's HOTEL.
ave think the Machine much more than pays for
itself every year in the saving of garments. We
think it important the wringer should be fitted with
cogs ."-oRASGE JUDD, EDITOR OF AMERICAS AGRrcuL-
TURALIsT.
al heartily commend it economists of time, money
and contentment" -REv. DR. BELLOWS"
alt saves labor expedites work. makes the laundress
good natured does not tear of buttons, and is ndis
pensable in well regulated famly''-R. S. sroRRs,
JR., d. D.
Every week has given it stronger hold upon the
affections of the inmates of the laundry. Every mem
Der of the household is in admiration of it."-NEw
YORK OBSERVER.
good canvasser make money rapidly selling
them in overy town. Exclusive sale guaranteed and
liberal terms given to responsible parties who first APP
ply. Dealers who will purchase a few and put them
out on TRIAL. can soon make large sales Send for de-
scriptive circular and terms.
R. C. BROWNING General Agent,
octls.--eod6m S47 Broadway, New York.
DOLTS, NUTS,
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DRUGS, PAINTS, OIL, &c.

DRUGS, PAINTS, OIL, &c.
nRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, &c.
1900 lbs. pure White Lead, White Zinc, Color. az.
sorted, &c,
1900 lbs. Copperas
1900 lb.. Dutch Nader
loco lbs. Extract Logwood
500 lbs. Bluestone
100 boxes American Window Glass
1000 lbs. Putty in bladdsrs
bbs. Kerosene Oil
gross Leonard's Instant Relief
Winter Sperm, Whale, Train and Linseed Oils all of
which offer reasonable terms for cash
POWER x ACPHAIL
nov29t Corner Seventeenih and Main streets
SANELsoN, JACOBSON & CO.,
No II MAIN STREET,
Refers the trade to their prnted price list Of
PAINTS, OILS, vARNIsnEs, &c,
which they selling at New York market rates also
to their large stock Of
FRENCH AND AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS
We manufacture SASH, BLINDS DOORS
&c, and challenge competition at the rates we are
selling.
Give us trial, and we guarantee satisfaction.
n"v2i-u No. u Main street.
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SADDLES, HARNESS, &c.


SADDLERY, HARDWARE
- AND
SADDL ER s. II o % L S,
A PULL ASSORTMENT.
Fine Riding Saddles, Brides, Bits, SC. Buggy and
Riding Whips, Collars and Hames, Saddle Trees,
Buckles Plated Buggy and Coach Mountings, to which
I invite city and country trade.
CLAIBORNE WATKINS,
Formerly with Smith, Rhodes Co.,
Now at K. L. Williams,
au2l-tf 81 Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-05

,to rronoses to make 1t hrst-eass school, and wan
I'M, End in view has employed assistants Of highest
QUALIFICATIONS one u Master Of Arts Of the University
Virginia and teacher OF considerable ms
strueor in Mathematics, in the Virginia Military Ih'
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A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

Thu undersigned will open at his residence, In the
onnty OF Nelson on the James River Canal aud with
q, 80 ven miles of the Lynehburg and Alexandra HALL
- IN THE FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1888,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-05

WILLIAM ID. CABELL, Grad. Univ. Val Principal
Enw.Rp CuSxIxGHAN, Jr. Grad. V. NJ H.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18
(wsrTTrS TRINITY JouRxAI)
a The Bride-of Abydos" newly Adapted
BY cLEos.

Know We the land where the pick and the shovel
Are emblems of deeds that done in their cline,
Where losses at -poker,' and love of the bottle
Now melt into sorrow, maiden to crime,
Know We the land of the chapral and pine.
Where red noses blossom. and morals decline:
Where the light wings of zephyr Oppressed with perfume
Wax faint DER the bar-roonis in nights sable gloom:
Where the cigar and brandy are fairest Of fruit
And the voice Of the bacchana never is mute:
Where the tins Of the earth and the hue Of the sky
That don't show the color all in your eye.
And the rock-crested mountain is deepest in dye;
Where the virgins hard bralnbles they twnc
And everything is of piece opine,
lis the cline of the Ills the land of the gold-s
Can he smile such lies his children have told,
Oh. wild as the accents of cayotc's bark
Are the hearts which they bear when they're out on
lark
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

JAIL DELIvERY.-A telegram from Yreka on the
evening of the llth, says:
All the prisoners in the Jail here have just es-
capped. They choked the jailor and his assistant
down. There are some ten or twelve Of them, in
Guiding King, Ferry and Foster.
Another dispatch dated the 18th says immedi-
ately after the escape the Sheriff offered $500 re-
ward for the capture of King, and $500 each for
Foster and Ferry. About > clock in the night
Ferry was taken near Deadwood, some ten miles
distant This forenoon King was found in the
chapparal, about a mile from town Foster and
the others still at liberty.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

SOLDIERS AID BALLs.-Bear in mind that the
parties in aid Of the Soldiers Relief Fund arc
announced for the evening of the ed at Lewiston
and North Fork. \ few dollars could not be
expended for more noble purpose. Those who
are skeptical in regard to the workings of the
Sanitary Commission should read the report of
the good work performed since its organization,
which is printed in another column \ God
fearing friend at elbow believes the Spirit of
Washington will smile down appoyingly on all
who lend their mite to this noble end on the
anniversary OF his birth-notwithStandng the
Christian Commission considers it a wicked way
to accumulate funds for the relief of suffering
soldiers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

COUNTY PoLrrIcs.-Candidate for the various
county offices are already in the field, plenty as
blackberries in June. We think the canvass has
commenced earlier than necessary, but suppose
offce-hunters go upon the principle that the
" early bird catches the worm No State Off
GERS will be chosen this year. with the exception
of one Supreme Judge in place of Sanderson)
consequently the canvass will possess more of a
local than general interest. For Tax-Collector
several prominent gentlemen are named, either
of whom in our judgment would fill the office
with honesty and ability. For the minor Offices
there seems to be abundance of asprants.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18
'----7-----s------
Marriases:

At the residence of the brides father Decem-
Der 2lst, by Elder H. V Reed. Nh. Francis N.
lilLLs, of Hay Fork Valley, Trinity CO., to Mss
MARY E. ALLEN, of Durham, Ill.
Al Orleans Bar, Klamath CO.. Januurv olst
by Hon j. I. Carey, A. c. LAWRENCE. ESQ. of
Orleans Bar, 10 MRs. MARIE P. CLAYTON, of West
chester, Penn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18
NOTICE..

4 LII PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS against
"A 5. B. Sewall, deceased, will present their
evidences of Indebtedness to the undersigned inn
mediately. All persons indebted 10 said deceas-
ed are-requested to call and see the undersigned
In relation thereto. a. J. FELTER.
Weaverville, Feb. ,, 1865. 4.3i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18
COUNTY JAIL AND OFFICES.

In accordance with and after the plan and speci-
heations adopted by the Board February lIth,
1865. Plan and specifications may be seen at
the Clerks office. By order of the Board,
4. ]. LOOMS, Clerk
Weaverrille. Feb Is, 1865 ed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18
ESTRAY.

CAME INTO THE PREMISES OF THE UN-
" dersigned about week ago, dark brown
horse, about l43 hands high, collar marked-ev-
identity work animal-no brands. Owner can
have animal by proving property and paying
charges. COMSTOCK & MARTIN.
Weaveryille, Feb. Is, 1865, 6.to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

SroRN.-It has stormed most of the time for
the past FIVE days. Nearly foot Of snow has
fallen on the low ground, and it is impossible
to estimate how much has been deposited on the
Surrounding mountains where il has been snow
ing continually during the time. The prospects
for good mining season are better than for ten
years,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18
SEALED PROPOSALS WANTED

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUR-
~ suance of an order of the Hon. Board # Su-
pervlsors OF Trinity county, made at the regular
February Term, 1865, sealed proposals will be
received by the Clerk of said Board until
Friday, March 18th, 1855,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HRREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ co-partnership hitherto existing and doing
business at Big Flat, Trinity county, Cal, under
the name of NJ. Whelan & Co. is this day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. All persons indebted to
the late firm by note or book account, arc re-
quested to settle Immediately with either of the
undersigned. NJ WHELAN,
w. CODDINGTON eco.
Big Flat, Nov. IS, 1864 saw.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

QrERY.-How deep do you plant, Gordon p
Hamjold Register.
Never less than foot, Forbes What is the
average planting depth in your Immediate local
ty?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

Ordered, that Henry Martin and 4. J. Loomis
be authorized to act in conjunction with the Ma
sonic order of Weaverville in repairing the Court
house building.
Notice having been given according to law that
sealed proposals would be received up to Janua-
ry lst, 1865, for building Court House and Jail
in accordance with the plan and specifications
adopted by the Board of Supervisors at the No
vember Term, 1864, and Ira Howe, of Weaver
Vile, having put in sealed proposals for building
said Court House and Jail in accordance with the
plan and specifications adopted, for the sum of
fourteen thousand eight hundred and nnety-nlnc
dollars and scyenty-tiye cents. and the said Board
having agreed to wait until the regular Februa-
ry, 500, Term for said Howe to enter into bonds
for the completion of said contract now, there
fore, this llth day Of February 1868, being the
last day of said regular Term, and said Ira Howe
having failed to come forward and enter into
bonds for the completion of said contract accor-
ding to agreement, it is hereby
Ordered, that will not enter into agree
ment contract with Ira Howe or any other per
son for constructing said buildings after the plan
and specifications heretofore adopted.
In accordance with an Act of Legislature all
bids for the redemption of county Warrants were
opened the last day of the session, and the
following accepted and ordered paid out of the
monies remaining in tho ed nti0n Fnnl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18
lowed on county Gener-

al Fund:
A. Cochell, salary balance, Sl44 SO
Chas Thomas plan and spec c. House, 60 90
Union Hotel, boarding prisoners, 23l 20
John Clifford, guarding Jail, 42j 90
F. Leach, school marshal, 80 90
D. Z. Gordon, Superintendent of Schools, 100 90
John McCammon, making military roll SO 80
~ Bowler, constable, 80
Douglas City Rifles rent and armorer $50 90
+. F. Allen, two convictions, 10 90
Hallcck Rifles rent and armorer, $50 90
\. d. Brooks, sheriff Siskyou county, rs 20
A. P. YanDuzer, Dist. Atty. do Is 90
f. W. Potter J. P, do 90
R. Clifford, sheriff, 149 60
L. J. Loomis, clerk, 81 80
D. E. Gordon, advertising and printing, 1874 90
John McCammon; making statis report, 10 90
Following accounts were allowed on the Hos
ptal Fund
John Adams digging grave, Sl2 90
P. Mclean, coffin and labor 2l 25
John Pfaff, vegetables, so
Mrs. f. Kruttschntt, washing, As 90
II. Hindley, meat, 10 20
Lorenz Il Hagleman, lager beer, rs IS
A. Seibert, steward. lS0 90
Karskv Bros. & Co. merchandise. Is 25
D. L, Strauss, repairing clock, 90
Fl. Oyermohle. fruit and tobacco, 3 25
Gray Bros, milk, "a 90
Max Lang. merchandise, l53 So
VI. F. Griffin, medicine, 2l4 90
Following bills were allowed on the Contin-
gent Fund:
Mrs. Waldorf, washing for prisoners. Sl7 90
John Hulme, blacksmthing, l6 so
e. F. Allen Office rent 80 90
Jas S Mccain & Co. merchandise, 6 rs
VI. 0berdecner, stationery, SO
H. Hooker, rent Co. Judges office, 4s 90
Hartmann Bros, shaving prisoners, so
H. a. Haskins, repairing Jail, SO
VI. F. Griffin, stationery, SO 90
II. Junkans, material and labor. % 90
Karsky Bros & Co., merchandise, l3 81
W W Tinnin 4 Co., do 90 so
A. J. Loomis, Rev Stamps for scrip, 20 90
JOS Smith services, % 90
NJ Williams Co., merchandise, 1S 90
Ordered, that bill of R. Clifford for erecting
gallows for the execution of Jos. Stephens be
laid over until next term.
In pursuance of an Act of Legislasure the fol-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

So, 169 80 81, los 90
Gain to county 81 900 SO
Following bills allowed on General Fund
II. Martin, supervisor, S65 90
\. &. Price, do II 80
5. K. Short. do II 80
y. j. Loomis, Clerk of Board, 15 90
Ordered, that the Board do adjourn until
March 18th and 18th, 1867 and that on March
18th said Board will receive and open bids for
buildng county Jail and two Offices, according
to the plan and specifications adopted, and that
on March 18th if any of the propositions submit
ted meet with the approval of the Board it will
enter into contract for constructing the same.
HENRY MARTIN, Chairman.
~ J. LOOMS, Clerk.
\ comparative statement of the number of
Foreign Miners, Hospital and Poll Tax Receipts,
and Traders Licenses sold during the past two
years, and ordered published by the Board, will
appear next week.
THE Gould L Curry Company have set up
en- CINE and boiler in their mine 25O feet below
the surface. The smoke-stack is 21J feet long.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18
FIRST PREMIUM FOR CoRDIkISI
FIRST PREMIUM FOR BITTERS-tSqunrza's Hys glen
ic Bittcrs.

TNHE COMMITTEE THINK THIS 4 FIT. OC-
/ casion not only to award to true merit; and
stamp with verify an article Cor articles) worthy
of public confluence and patronage, but also To
put their seal of condemnation upon ,iItainous
compounds, base limitations and rorthle,s counter
fats, which resemble the genuine only in their
names. The Committee: after careful exam ina
ton of the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

TIE rivalry between the Eastern bound steam
ers is very great. On the last outward trip the
Coastitution carried steerage passengers for S35,
and the Noses Taylor for $50.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

The Missouri Republican says there are not
less than 200, 600 persons in that State who are
little better than paupers, not knowing where to
get food to maintain them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

PosrpoSEo.-Owing to the storm the Canon
Nty Soldiers Aid Ball postponed from the
afth to the goth next Monday. We hear of
several from this place who anticipate being
present
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18
Industrial m"Mechanics' Institute.

REPORT COMMITTEE AWARDS os CAIVot> VA IK,~-
I.Es PUNCHES CoEnI As AND BITTxRs-HEtp SErrEXEI.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

DEMO, the melter and refner at the San Fran
cisco Mint, died last week of Inflammation of
the brain
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18

lowing county Warrants were cancelled and burn
ed in presence of the Board
No. 769-Geo. Ferguson, So 90
No. 775-John White, 3 90
Following bills allowed on General Fund:
DIR. ". Wilson, attendance at execution, S25 90
H. J. Howe, services as counsel, 300 90
E. F. Allen, cash paid counsel, l54 90
Ordered that the following rate of taxation be
assessed on each Sl00 of taxable property in the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-18
alew Adrertiselufnts.
COUNTY TREAsURER's REPORT.
To the Honorable Board OF Supervisors
OF Trinity County,

r HEREWITH SUBMIT A FULL REPORT OF
/ monies received and disbursed from March
7th, 1864 to February lss 1865, inclusive
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From the Daily Pioneer WednesdayOaIauG
Yesterday At I've o'clock the Pryor Habeas
Corpus case was taken up before the Judges
/ ofethe SupseuscCoursA ut Ghambensn and ar.
gusd fully. BY Wnq Lochrenr' Esq ,yon the part
Of ybe petitioner n and b. b. II. L. Moss and H.
| !, Horn on the p,rt Of the respondent: The
authorizes aud pf cedeIts atstd weft Sinner
Gus, ana tf5e case was lthk .n1S& saas,ssmsnt-
by tie yudges .aSho wit renter ag sopnion
{thie Aae0YOODs DdtSIia12 t.ulr eara go 80
IooWs stated yesterday sth,tc Col Mel areq; who.
/ really holds Pryor under orders rom General
Popel autographed to that officer througR I3en..
Corse FIR iSstraetions gG Yesterday. t1fe fnilowc
ing reply was received:t oIslss. gt,a sc
HEAbo' RS DEPARTMENT. OF THE MIssoSRI,l
:. .!ag9s MDwaulsEs Ocsot, 1S65e,sca :
To .Ndjor' General 0srse s7.s; D ~ a;cas, "a
Reply to the writ OF ihaheas.1corpnsiH the
case OF John Pryor % follows: "a, 8,
States authorities in accordance With Sentence
of .conrt martial for Offences cOmmitte6 while
soldier in the United States Army, o. q
Ths: The writ :. haSas: corpus Is sssB cases
act of Congress during tbe rebellion. aa,t., "a
ssIhassths sS@Rs S e desIafe 9srey
ismatesoiio r Congress, by resolution. that nei'
Their J,rig-~-her JaFies- have such power The
iifebeili mis- endetb when .decasss 20 y3f, 70 by
The au hority which. declared its existeDre. and
until 50 declared at an end. The writ of habess
as cofpus muse sill he scmSdeTed suspended
iuthespectia3, casesSS csf, tsftse,-,,..f 2
| That q conrs martial is ip, al respects court
Of the United States having proper Surisdicr.
ton OF the case I'M question aSd hat liz accor-
dance with thesd S0i<ieh' nfeshe Supreeae Court
of the United States in the case of Booth it
4 was held thar it was sufficient reply. tothe writ
Of 5haeeBuDrpas issnedb BY the Supreme Court
iEof Wisconsin tbasrthe prisoner was held by
.fauthorsy of "a court Of the United States. and
fthe officer holding, him in custody must NOT
dfdeltVer him.up on any,writ,O t State coutt, but
tsianpiy reptvl respectfully TO thsI State Court
thai he "a held bsaauta0fisy of lhe United
SsateS esS94o 5>H ..s.sJc --soI-,3s. 90,
inG The caseEis clesxsy. Call upon the .unitetf'
6ateoD District Attorney 70 answer in fun to the
! ven CO. behalf ofs.he United States. You will
teo0fssnyour action 10 the views herein exs
pstssede essEr3g- "a sssySO. POPE, Ill!
q ~ ,lcoec Major General Commanding. :.
zee The reply abose quoted is,a very pointed and
7 sucSfnc3 statetaent of the mastery apdWss emu
SbrSScedi by CoTo McLarel In his. ans wer 10 the,
WIN Yesterday. IdNesnusr noe ofeo9rses make.
INV romuaeDss on The case yhilss ifis yes uude-.
t1cidrd. snd merely give the stssemen Is above
70 show In what condition the case now
stands. - - 6. -s9aa g. i-slI.tE IS 80
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.NGMBE RsFMRRE

si'-ISJ = Q ,J.,.:,,s. q. =, "a q
'n.o HfAD 6r'Edxs SUfEhseRf sspro 1865. ft
Edaes e6lA1eBts Pdsd HnseesS rcttao,t 81
dsxassez oy1AsEival a. Dq : u,b,,
y,pe GpSsrAmsDt ,schoep ssi y Mary Ann arrived
Safely frsm Begash, Bringing tbe Indian Agent
&epotaiE Webb Nth goods, and money for
the Eoaddai ,Esdisns. The Genera kindly
; invited yoasIetarsspoadent TO accompany him:
upthe bay:audl We lhaafily packed our extn
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6led he would recommend an appropriation
expressly su1suzsute 6ciene1 ef3 -yeas,s
tsSHent Our Great Father Is your friend,
deenssShastaiqhuH 49, 49, 49, -. ~
S Soa d tss Nh sPR Sa aaa ltSa @61s
inc 9nes1F faaa e6aesR asouaaSssaaas4
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Father, we earnestly Request s.-s,ss..--,.s.:1
tonpReseJatopaaas haMaQos 1912 ~ ~
ssssIs 6us A "! y fl sa s5S
hoV n6s6ch1yoa - d1hsuGtanda aaesleo ~.
vishethousa coE1&5e tea AZ tbe KeseFvadS ~.
e. i 8R ss# R S8i3s aSa sSsss W. ~ ;s
have txe Y0wef t. help us If ybOWhh, and
Therefore earnestly ask you 70 hear our words"
eG8p, Ma6h va CON- tvislt4jg maf
Sin aHAy ffonfa A6N1fou hda6eo8 exRoen6to
fare SO well as if was thereataSseeiSayops l
ssf; y ssa egE gEfat Essnes y MasSa9gGn
h4 IReaentabnd ayeaAfssYss that sI,psqhably
should if he had been there to receive iMte e
SHh sGcceede6fh oshinMs sS@S Axespasf
Enss na1sands pikessN5ich are n8N in S4pHT
sS fa sSRs % RE0 ec % gsess Ssas g
~tthogt delay, AQtAAt twill he 6qmfortahle f2F
y9aS, {aymilY tais winter. l sent . man % sx;
fs sts. Fbs SsIsSs Il s. ID S1Se
that dechfA ahdfIyet, ne3fty al ofkhpmnftes.
e9aGsSs yoa yR58a se g s1SsS Se
ef U p6SsiBae! 5Eon sAas,heDe better ppnsgtq.
mites to IippFoYe. live t8getheS and act to
Indians. snfaonssG / na yssaY1l s:al
& 9s ssh Is sa I'D ysRa s.
sthsHfea6hhSsE Wssdoh' tgRxnt then scattered
aas 9sshs hs N %aas sASS R4E &C.
I. afe1Saac blae&snMti1 swhaa5s uDU1hxi9gbhe here
in xon dn Eac, p mgys pp 90 the reseryatien;
With him asxmap andla brethegs bss me lare
sas b ss2sa sssF sSRssRt b E
fdaapoSo thatsyWl nn appqisk sR9thSTman
w w.Ss Bss Sa f,e sS s Ms 4R9S ~ asEs 81
Advides5 We dnpe yomtHifk favor6ur wisGthat
the haM-breeds live with rs on the reservation,
Sen. Webb have 10 power to compel shd
hAf bseedataaiye With y0yad 'ThenFeseGTetiQp
& 81 sh saS Skss q e Ts g. g
Observation-Disclosures ahes half breedsf Lying
sf sGf rs r gssssab sS ssS
aoKesheE, and you eaa do theeama Icopsidef
it my duty to let the Indians make all their
own arrangements ID fegard 10 fhatm6tsSen
iwM speak to you shout thar blAekemith iB the
tfwff no5w@ close sase Council sy 'sassslssyou
1all aoretire early t0iyouswig9aps,t ana to
.Wayn yon agaipst r. tasting one drop OF the poi.
t'brought here scsecun,youpUone1 to ef:
feet your ruin. =, -,
With this advicg the ebBtdnc :o Closed. of9fsto
msrrow's proceedings; We with send you Acre.
ss''s H'e"' fFs' es'sSbifos iedoRoF4So. .
NiSo- we'd ] 10 { ] F'On E'9dl COW ,0ml7
av eof ~ UMRER FQUtti ,o,,la,
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'ac1 consa@eo s..ios, 1t ieft IN his hands
'wn pocket, making the sum total s25. co. he
6sQNtQ eel 0atSe feux cb;sta. !. S4F
heSdAst&e 49,. Ald6otise&se, .wAA&HI&
u hands with the additional effect of q milf
airy URt 10 pgch Of the esihIieffEf HI immmv,1~
indiana ii6:MM. $50. .ae1 hasas
Payment having been completed, the Agent
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he blacksmith AFN ksdt6 xSAS mon thor
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