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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-22

May DAY.-The children of the NJ. h. Sunday
School, under the superintendent of Rev Mr
|Henning, are making preparations for an ami
versary Festival to be held at the Theater on th.
evening Of May LIST. The exercises will consist
|of dialogues, speeches and singing by the pu
|pils, and a short address to parents by the pas
tor All are invited.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-22
#ftkIy trinity Journal

~ fssssS Wtsrrssts and 0sssssseks taken q
at their ruling value IN payment for subscriptions to hi
paper To soldiers In the Government service the Jousu
will lie furnished for Greenbacks at PAR
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-22

BERRIAa BRows, of the Democratic Press ske-
|daddled from San Francisco to San Leandro on
the 18th. His life would not have been worth a
straw had the people captured him.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-22

FROM THE Tower HousE.-Grant Taggert has
our thanks for a box of splendid asparagus and
|rhubarb, delivered by Gus. Scammon on wednes-
day night Those delicscies don t flourish here
For month yet.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-22
From the Nerada Ga -ette. !

bereaved nation calls aloud to-day for ven
geance upon the perpetrators of the hideous deed
which has brought such woe upon the country
Whoever they are or wherever they may be who
are responsible for that fearful crime, whether
AS instruments or counscilors-whether Direct,
engaged in the dcvlish conspiracy or rcmotel,
prompting it-their punt 'hmcnt is sure. LIE
them humble themselves to-day in the dust. con
fess and repent their past wickedness, and in tn,
awful presence of the murdered majesty of The
nation, pray God to avert the wrath Of a people
reused to vengeance by fearful wrong.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-22
SADDLE TRAIN
|Owyhee, Boise City and Idaho City
Fare, = 80,

- THE IDAHO STAGE co.
@TfH announce to the travelling
ISNVHG3I2 public that their first Saddle
IGszndeG& Train will leave
Chico on Monday, April Sd, 1865,
flor the above points. There is only about one
hundred miles of the route on which there are
mo houses, so that passengers can regulate the
quantity of their provisions accordingly. Trains
will leave every Monday morning after the Sd.
As soon as the roads settle wagons will leave
Chico for Susanville, to connect with the Trains
|st that point. For passage, or further Informal
|tion. apply to J. B. FRANCIS, Agent,
I4.to. at the Chico Stage Office.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-22
From the Marysviile Appeal,


Believing that barbarity is the natural teach
;ngs aud results of the system under which the
people of the South are educated, we place the
assassination of the President in the same cate
CORY of crimes, aud charge the murder home to
tue brutality, lwckeduess-and malignity of hearts
hardened for generations through the crimes of
slavery. Assassination is in keeping with other
hrutalitics perpetrated upon loyalists in the
South upon the corpses of dead soldiers
on the field of battle, and prisoners at Libby and
-Andersonvillc. The brutes who hewed drinking
cups out Of the skulls of our soldiers who de-
lighted in the murder of coIorcd soldiers at Fort
Pillow who can starve and freeze prisoners
who offer large rewards for the head of the Pres
ident and Secretary-such barbarians must not,
when the brutal instincts of their people have
been gratified and the heathenish work accom-
plished set up mawkish grief. And the men
in the North, who never condemned these acts,
but rather contributed aid and assistance to
those guilty of these awful crimes entitled
20 no more charity than the principals and
must not tell US now of their grief aud pain,
aud utter hypocritical curses upon the perpetra-
.ors of these bcllish murders.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-22
:. ~, TIE ASSASSINATION
coMMEsrs oF TaH pnnss
ffrom the .Ntrada Trdnscripf. l


PRESIDENT Lincoln was not the Governrn emit
he was but the agent and but executed ahe will
OF great people, and his fate will not change
mat VIII nor thwart them from the purpose to
crush the rebellion and purge the land from sla.
very. Liacoln and Seward have fallen in holy
cause. Their names will be written la everlast
ang characters upon the pages of American his
hory Their memories will be dear to every true
American, and the great work of crushing the
rebellion which they had almost completed viii
be more surely and efrectually done on account
OF their death. We hope that the full measure
of vengeance will now fail upon those agents and
:scters In this h<ilish plot. Let the crime of re-
*ehlon no longer be looked upon in mercy, but
let stern justice be meted ont TO rebels in full
measure. For the Republic we have fears
The American Govcrnipep does not hang upon
aase slender thread 81 the life OF any Che
cause of the nation Will still triumph, and We
will soon nc blessed by unity, freedom and peace
Then, if the good, the great and the benefactor:
of mankind look down upon this world, Wash
ington the father, and Lincoln the preserver, Of
tle Amercan Republic, viii look down upon oul
land, rejoicing that their dearest hopes have beer
rcalizcd in regard to it.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-22

At the residence of the brides father, neal
douglas City. April goth, by Rev. Geo. W. Hen.
ming, RALPH ALLEN, Ese., of Hay Fork, to Miss
|ExMA MABIE.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-22

WITH solemn, slow and funeral note,
Sad music leads the way.
And draped in black our banner floats
A nation mourns to-day.
And millions march in pageants grand,
Honor and love 10 show.
The ruler Of a mighty land
By traitor hands laid low.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-22
Births:

At Saw Mill Flat, Trinity river, April 10Th, the
|wife Of B. Pouleur, of DAUGHTER.
, 1865-10-04
Gpefial Aptife5.


IL The only PhJsic Is Specialist now In the city
tlat be entirely relied uzou- Go 70 1x md not
suffer Discase to remain In yor system, d!..gurlns
your face and BODY besides destroying your happiness
scd future prospects In lie. He Las usde pe{4oaa
diseases and nervous debility bis study for tho lass
twenty years, end Is Therefore the person whom al
afflicted should consult. 10 oae arer heard Of pa
tsus Of is not being curtd since he has been IN the
citt. His reputation tas vouchers In III the city pr
Aers fs paets and the medical profession both here
and sheoaa. as belns ths most skilled Specialist here
ard thorough master Of hs profession, II I'll others
fsi1< upn,. despzsr: E1e him call. Il is o1ay COM
mon occurrence with him to cure such cases. Hb
rooms separate for lauca and gentlemen, AID the
most eomplete Ii The city. Consultsisoas ffte aoa
conbdeutttt.
oucc TO- 179 South Clark strees, ,co.ner Of Monroe,
half block from the Post Olee Post onec Bo1 1854
Chicago, III. 0t1ce hours from =. N. to :. D. ID.
stnd for bis Cutie to Health" publlshed monthly
Ges os ch1rge,
Yorso MSg, rAKx rArr1cur4a xo11cz-poctof
Drc,ou dcvotcs much OF his time 10 the treatment OF
those cascs caused secret habit which ruins both
hodv and mind. uniting the unfortunate individual
FIR either busneas society," Tho esd effect these
eaztf habits or the e1ceas Of rpes years. Is to weaken
and denIltate the constitution, destroy the phyaIcal
and Ineps powers, dilnish end enfeehlo the natural
o1pxt spd exhauat the Vital enerxtns Of manhood
ths pespres Of life arTed tho object Of marriage
ffusttased md sxisteace itseN .enderrd tr Of mn
ceasng misery nod regret. Such persons, especially
tboae contemplating marriage, should Lose no time II
mixing immediate application, "a pE. D.. h5 his new
treatment IL eusbicd to ensure tpetdy and pcz1na-
| nent cure. :. ...
, 1865-10-04


Details Of xtse success Of t1lc I,npcftaI-
1%t4-Nf extnsti1tu11 on His Travels
Imperial DccFees-Tauoual ExhIb1-
tion Of the Industry Of the Country.
NEW YdnK, Oct. a.--Tbe Haalds City Of MEXICO
correspondence details the recent s1cceHs OF the
1tunerfalists In Ctihnahua. Sonora and ohet tates
il u claimed that PctquerTu, the Repuhliean OF
Sonora anct hclng driven o1t OF liofmtsrellG, tue
capital WIS pu1s ned and lost s1 lis Wu1 natefa@e
md had his force completely dispersed while tn
Chihuatua. II IL sa1d tho 1mper3al1sts marehed
Gcross the Staie, routing escrs detsclment OF he
puhlcnus which theJ met The Imperial troops, Is
heretotnc announced, occupied the cisT OF Chlnua-
hun on The lah Of August
on hK late visit TO The interior, Max1iu1lltau Nas
!!cc'issd, - eta.ed, w1h much enthusiasm " the
anilanstentt. being welcomed In addresses BY the
t4t1Es Eoa working ciastcs.
r,.,s,e. among ottless, hare been fefucd by the
- !S pt,so s.os nmcnt. Appropy1atlpg fHG00o to-
W s.as l, natn1nE street railro1d+ prpclnutng Med
~ ~ ny{Fn 10 1mMKsxnou ff1n ali committees and CT
Mnlt nnE 1nllsaJ colnniez glopc thc entire route
be!~eGn tne earitnt snd Scsn Crnz
4 National Exhibition OF tir {ndust+v ~ tbA
ne1t. " -4eA4e" ~ ai1F
=. AEw yonK, Oct. a-1he ueraId.. sa,,p,,s,, <,p-
respondent gtree report That 1a,ty ~ HIihrs,ess
from New York had landed at Q: new 1.,+,,,
MEXICO. under Caruvnta1, md Ind lcen defas,ed'
4ne tepoft VIVA rather yaspe. - :s'1'"'>1-
, 1865-10-04

The Palmer and Keranl1ette D1aleNlsJ-
The cArEun1es1tS u on Both Sides, ma Laid
Reiore tie President ond Secretary al
War.
wAsu1Sa7os, Oct "A statement appeared in
one Of the New York papers at the .Hh ulL. In cub
etance, thHt Maj Gen. Palmer Is 10 be removed
from eomusnd Of the Department Of Kentucky
Til. statcucnt Is incorrect. It Is true, however,
that t1nn- Green Ciay Smith. aided bytsoy. Dram.
lctse hhs made IN ctort to accomplish this end mud
Statements in the War Department, from both Of
the gentlemen last named, diseiaiu any Personal
pl:ccf his grounds for removing Gen. Palmer upon
lie alleged fac: tlat serious *Tposiiion tas Geen
aroused a-sinet tbs General. which emba.ra.scs
him iu the military ADMINISTRATION In KratueLy,
and seriously impsirs lte usefulness Governor
Rram1cstc Expresses tic hope that this change MI:
u: made, 70 AZ TO accurc Gen. Jaltacr from r.
pne pGssb q9s y q ed 'aa sa
there hare hcCn grare mistakes comc.ftted by the
mflt'srF commander Of Kentucky 0i which the
1nea FL 4sTer2
under lhe 1aws Of thr United Statc, tsl cxts1a IN
Kentucky. wll.ch never went inlo rebellion. Under
iuc md in violation Of lnw, 10 give all negroes b
The state pasec* by wt1ch thry bssnrac tho right
to leave s1,clr hoce atsd eeuevsa;e IN cities and
hood. nd the negroes In Possession OF these passes
lavc tecomc burten on the people. The owners
edvertisc them, md WIFI II PERSONS not 10 hire
4
t.srT suIrsiutenden. has 1aGcn no steps 10 relcrc
thczu of the Viii c people. Labor Is wanted, hn:
flt penrlc Ief1se TO t1re The ne,7uez. because Of
fctr Of Froeecutlon under State 1a,,F 4 further
objection il. thaf oeicers recently elected have
tacn Hesied and no eseps arc taseo 10 Er!Eere the
loyal people; and he concluded By rlyIrs thai
GlncEl Ialmcr's day of usefulness III kentueky
f!ao lA.~ed-
Gen 1alu,es. m answer. takes tbs gruund that he
II f.lIrosed because he proceeds on the idea that
slavery 1: dend IN Kentucky as elsewhere, and be-
cause he had dlrcedcd Tsassee to he tfsued 10 all
people of color Mho could No. obtain employment
nj hcrne. nnd who were compelled to 20 elsewhere
to get IT, and that Hen Gsr1n CiAy Smith dertres
that somebody saa! be placed In command liz Kcn
turky who Nilf recognize and sustain slavery. II
slavery Il to be recognized procctel md decaded
in Eeitucky, Mr.. Smith md oGl,cr friends Of ,hr
syrum do right IN asking his removal
slarcg cannot RECOVER under lis .ad.
nl1Id.tIntiop. The pas sstt.un did not PRO
cad On the idea OF the absolute existence Of
elasc1y in Kentucky bet ncrlly on thr theory 1lat
there neIc otber 1tercrtt to 1e protected, which
Mcrc Of paramount importance Many nere ahan-
toned by their MaFtefx, and oiherr expelled from
thtir homes. Tie Ohio River WIS hlockaled, and
the coaored people could cross md rs.eite the
protection anG employ offered them in The dee
etGfcs. 1hcpass system va. therefore adonted
These Arguments arc under alri.r1ncot Nv the
President md Secretary OF War, hut il II not be-
lieyed thai Gen. Palmer Will he disturbed in his
command.
, 1865-10-04

In recent article We advanced the lde8
that we must cease treating the Indian tribes
as independent nations, to be courted diplo-
matica1ly, or slaughtered ruthlessly, accord
Ing to the mood Of the moment, and sdopt
The policy Of governing them as the paupets
Of the country, treating them as human be-
ings entitled to justice and responsible to the
law. We put this policy upon the ground
TIM. the whole military power Of the country
would be insufficient to bring them to terms
that tleir line Of retreat over boundless and
uninhabited plains eludes oil pursuit. and
their line of advance ignores ali mercy.
These views receive striking confirmation
Fort Laramie, that Gen. Conner has returned
from his campaign against the Sioux, Cheycn-
nes and Arappahocs, having had several bat
tics with them, in which he has killed three
OF four hundred and lost two or three score of
his own mcn, including somc valuable officers.
Il Is added that the AIappahoes are believed
to be sufficiently punished. but that the Sioux
aed Cheycnnes arc ns active and hostile as
ever. The gloomy conclusion is, TINT the
overland route Will be exposed TO their dep
redations as mnch as before.
Here arc the results Of the most considera-
BILE campaicn ever undertaken against the In
dams west OF the Missouri, led by tbe ablest
Office. that ever marched against thcm-oue
who has spent the better part Of four years
among thcm, or in close proximity 10 them
gotten up nj Immense cost, rs all campaigns
must be Ut that distance from the sources oi
supply. Of the four hundred indians said to
have been killed probably two hundred arc Al
lirclv and vindicti7e as possible, while ta<
remainder Of the tribe have swarmcd back te
the routes Of overland travel, like mosquitoes
ncyes .ncar enough to be crushed and never dis
tant enough to cease tfnin troubling. 1t Is al
| vcry well for the settlers in the Western Ter.
| ritories 10 catl for the utter extermtnatiun O.
the Indians, and to pride themselves on de
coving few hundred old men. squaws aad
| papooscs into IN ambush under flag Of truce
aud then s1auEhtering them like wolves.
| That sort Of Indian policy does not pay. Al
| well might We hope to cxtcnninatc the dies
| and The enats. The mass Of them cannot bt
reached, and when we do succeed, By worse
than Indian treaclcry, in butchetins q feu
score Of them, We only erasperatc the re
| 1naindcr, who will be unfortunate indeed
they cannot find como lonely cabin or de
fcnceless trim upon which to wreak mcno
| rnblc vengeance.
, 1865-10-04
:. -
Gitp Notices..


4 WINK CIkA1A04Nt- ~ ~ AANAA~
~ tFV1cE or TIE BuAkD oJ :pCB1tc MgaSa
fun.aUc Sent q. t3-3.
NhtTcas The Common Council tg TIE It:T q
has o.lercI thst st-e.:. = BE- cMisa ias: s:nst
Street" be iIa oct and oeued tro:1 Stats sSEs eas.
10 The lAods OF the Il1-41 Len 'r 4 sltrsA Soar"!'
said psn?csca s'sest u Of tnr uts:h ot tty !v:t
tha south line q which shall conc Dc villa e. aost3
IT, # f rson'sx ss asyn = Sas1I,i s = +
y. y. Il. II r. OF sd 1. 81:
Gcw therefor. pnsic notice Ia hereby srra 70 al
pe{so11 Interested. thl! the coMIs itoaers Or ths
Eoa5a Of H9sIis wssk. Z: Hti Esst s Room NJ y %
hs1, T. p 80 T. &c chs he2r ot loociosk r. to ass:s,
couiEed. log iher with the coats Of ths
by reassp OF the dotng of such work and the En1sa
81 sad q n,elrpfntkd Improvement
Thu general descEiat.oa Of 10 lsnd to hn oondennei
Il Lots sixteen 6} ad seventeen TN OF tbs VI. 4 Of
Flock fonr ~ Los eght q, asd nine e, Of E or
Ia md clshtcen iis OF RlocE trr t3'; Lots trsecl
Hsj aad sixteen III, of ", Of Nocs st1 aaa tho
snnth fftY feet Of the T. OF Rsock SIX (6}-al fl
S.stssnrs Division Of tho n ". actiooal i OF 5ee-
'"@ - J. 4. GISnELE,
FRED. LETT,
O. J.. Ef3SE,
Commissioners Of the Beard Of Public Works.
, 1865-10-04

~ e. n
Il. Seven Great Blessings Il.
Eccu1 ed to tic Human Eacc By One Bottle OF
RN<{aCay's lReGdy Relief.

Tie rlagnc, Asiatic CAo1er., nyEentss, Cholera Nor
bus, Yellow FeyeE, Fever and Ague.
cured aud p1GVc0fel by
NAD7EiY'S READY RELIEF. :,
RheC,uatist1 Neuralgia, DIphthe1a, Influenza, Sore
Throat, Difficult RrcasllIng, relieved u
q fe" Mnults bT
RADTAY'S READY RELIEF.
Palu Instantly removed; all acute, tndanpaaturr,
Tlalaffou6 or infectious diseases prevented and eIter
minated. The weak, feeble md nervous restored to
strength v1Eor and sound health by tire usa Of RAD
WATsS READY RELIEF. One bottle viii do more
good, tnre more con.}alnts, and keep the stomach
more snd healthy than Ten dol1ass spent for Ill
one srpsa;ioa exe!nal7y. O. tew drops aiken y.
tcrrallJ. will fee the sufferer from the no5e
ytptent and terrible palns and restore the weak leeole
Ana prpatfhte6 frstne 10 strength a11 TtEor.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
LoosencsR. dtarrhca thotr3 ofbus. o. nalnIal dis
charges from the bowclA arp stoIped IN nncen of
twenty minutes by taltax midway Eeady Relief No
tLngcSttpu pF inGanmattup, wtAncss OF assatpde4
viii follow the use Of the H. Z. Relief
ACHES AND PAINS.
Fos headache, ,whether sick Or nervous; eheutnadaI9
lumbaKo Palms aud weakness IN the back spino KID
neys paths around the liyer, penrisy sweaues Of ths
ktuds FndWaEss Ready Relief Will afEord immediate
and its coatInued Use for few days edets per
rpanenE cuze.
kt!hlS9-sr1 RA.R4w
, 1865-10-04

~ oF1lcs OF TIE BoARo OF Prhl1c WaEEs.l
,- CH-cAGo, SEPT. =, lsa3. s
Whereas. the Com1aop C9qnf4 Sf ths e!t{ o5 @ Gn,-
curhed and paved Nth wooden block pavement from
tho north lne street 70 Tue north ne % South
teodence Of the Boa1d OF Puhic WorsR and 1nat the
ann OF to1ty-one hundred hnd foFty,sevcn d9srs be
2ssesssd upon the estate deemed benefited BY the
Improvement ordered according to the prorstons
OF The Ee!tsed Charter a amended, tn such case made
and provided:
peYsons mtereste1. that tht Commissioners Of the
the Court House. sa,t city, the 9Th day Of oe.o
ber i. o. lS6 AZ the horr Of 10 O'clock T. n. 70 As-
Councl be xsscssed on the real estate deeme1 ben
- - j. q. GISnELE,
tired. LETZ,
.......... Q.J. ROSE,
ccr1,n!ssIoaczs Of the Board of Public Wosxs-
, 1865-10-04

which the words Union and Stats ase used,
VIC come TO Senator poo'tt1c's soqhlstrs'
which consists In arguing TIM! because tae
Sintes arc in tho Union In the first soasc, :. C.,
their territory is In The Union; nad also IN
the second sense, i. C., thcir people are part
Of the population Of the Union as nation,
That Therefore those people have already thc
same lights rs If they were now aad always
had leen il ll.c Union In TIC Third seasc, i. C.,
At government forming part Of the Federai
Government; although in this third sense no.
bods contends that they are actually in the
Union. This is assuming thai loyalty las no
more rights than disloyaity, and tina. The
people Of State can wiifally destroy their
own State government, without suffering the
inconycnicnces and penalties which result
from the ubscnce or want Of a State govern.
mcnt.
Nov, so far as seeding from the Union Is
uscd with the first and second ideas above c1-
pressed relative to the States and the Union,
l. C., 50 far as It was m attempt to mike the
territory OF the population Of a State cease to
be part Of the territory or population Of tic
Union, 1t has been failure, but 50 far rs IL
attempted 10 cause the Constitutions and or
eanizcd Governments Of the seeded States 10
cease to he integral and harmonious parts Of
the Constitution and organized Governmcn:
of the Union, thereby taking the State as q
Government, with Its written Constitution, SO
far as 1t had any, Its Governor, Lests!alnfe'
Senators and representatives out ofthe Caion
as d Government, aud in anta:sunism thereto
so lar II succeeded. In this sense, IL Is COZ
fusion Of terms for Senstor Doollttle to say
Af.uC Ca+&{ f,nr 81
, 1865-10-04

fOIGT JIE[1IIV2IN
CntcA0C. Sept 18th. laS5.
Whereas, The Common Goa1el q tas cisX q q cat; ;
fucker Streets IN south half OF block Caual Irus
tees sub-dj4stop Of tho west b2lf ant west l1f OF
east be aakcda Id wp1k to be done under the super
nfepdenee Of Eoard Of Public Works and th4e tho
sessea mon the real estae lremed benaAted By the
Improvement ordered. according to ihe Provisions
or the Revised Charter amended, L. such csn mada
nnd pgoyidtt;
Now therefore. public notice Ia hereby given to m
persons lptcrTsted, that the Commlss5onets OF Tue
Beard Of P,itlc Works viii naeei at room So. Is Ia
her A. b. 1876, at he hour o1 IL O'clock 4 u,
sess tae stqount directed - Aforesaid by The Common
ntedh by said contemplated improvement
FRED. LhTL
..... .......- q. !, ROSE,
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Works.
, 1865-10-04
Z so U. s. NOTES
JULY SERIES

eECoNp NATIONAL BASk OF CHICAGO.
Ue viii an ofde1 from dealers for the present eeses
Of - Eotoa Tor abort ting "a sao scsus heretofore
AZ he opportunity for suh4czbtnE has rAst Te
no longer recciye tie Ore pr cent tTo5er Notes u
~ >4s AN'2 J. A. ELLIS. President.
EpW, i. TINKHAA. CsAhia.
, 1865-10-04
Steamships,

TAyANA AND VERA CRUZ.
III EoTICE-ChanKe OF sailing date. Hereafter
fhr AmrrIcan End Mexican Mall Steamship COMPANY
Vi tssn1tch tlesereE md elegant steamers
For freich 1T Of passage apply TO- CHAs. A. WHITNEY
Ant % ilroadNay New York aus- k3s.-1n 3dr
, 1865-10-04
FINANCIAL AND C0MMERCIAL


TrEspAI EvESl56, Oct. s f&t.
1he 41Aftf7ly ststements OF the Nsuousl ianEs o.
this city hsve all bceu published Below Will be found
= summary statement OF the Whole:
Er1EafAEr ETAI1HENT OF ruE coTpI110N or TIE Nj
7Ipt II, 1AEKs CHICAGO, OCT. :. 11A,*
, 1865-10-04
NOTICE.

[ FVKPUKAIIUN N11ICE. -
C11CAdQ, SEPT n ISIS.
Whereas Toe Common Sonnen o1 " /, clsy or cnt
from the south side of L1ke eseees to 2rE Place said
work. to be done under tho sapcriniendencs Of the
Thousand two hundred dnllats be Assessc4 upon the
real estate deemed benefited BIZ thn tnproyement so
Charter ~ aneaaed IN such uasde and psoEtled
Now, inerefors public notlce = hereby giyeo 70 -
Ferrous Interested, that tho Couma4ioncr1 Of the
9oard of Public Works vii 1eesat Room Ne. + ,a n
bet H. n tN At the honr OF 10 O'Clock NJ. to assess
the anlouut directed =. Aforesaid by ths Commoo cnan;
W ''>'- j. G. 9rNDELK,
FRED. LETT,
...... q. j. ROSE.
Commissioners OF the Board Of Public Works. i.
~tN Nrx