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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-29
Ifrom ". virri.i. (Sev.a.) Es--sso.al Ens<rpr.x

Iron W. SirEisia Nevada) Eyrisorial Ens<rpvix.l
The Murderer of Abraham Lincoln doubtless
imagined he was doing the South service but
he has slain the best friend the SaSth ever had
asssssinated the last hope of sabjugaked treason
and ROW must the enemies of the Government
take just such terms ~ may be accorded by the
fortunes Of var.
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Woman in all her Dimculties
Bilious Maladies, &C., &c.
Diarrhea, Weakness, &c.

The bodily and mental pangs which
Dyspepsia at mgated by the Pills. Diarrhea,
constipation headache physical prostraon tre
mors Pushes spasms affections of the kidneys hemor
rods piles and, in fact all internal complaints from
arising give before the aluary influence
Of extraordinary remedy As specific for dyspepsia
and disorders with it, growing Of It. the
pills always to be relied when other medicine
and mode of treatment has utterly failed.
HoltoWAY'S PILLS ARE THE BEST REMEDY. KNOWN IN
THE WORLD FOR THE FOLLOWING DISEASES
Asthma Bowel Complaints Coughs Colds Chest Diseases
and Ague Female Complaints Headache Indigestion, In
huenEa, Inflammation. Inward Weakness. Liver Complaints
Lowness Of Spirits Piles. Stone and Gravel. Secondary
Symptoms, venereal Affections, Worms Of all kinds.
CautiOn!
II the reader Of this get box Of Pills
the drug in his place. let him write
enclosing the amount and will mail box free OF ex
pehse Many dealers will keep my medicine on hand be-
they cannot make much profit on other persons
make.
None genuine unless the words "Holordy heU loTk
LNdoa" observable q Wdterndrk in every leaf
directions around each box the same may be
plainly by holding the leaf the light handsome
Reward will given any ering such information
may lead to the detection Of party parties
feng the medicines vending the same knowing them 70
be spurious.
- Sold mandatory Of Professor HOLLOWAY 80
Lane New York. and by all respectable Druggists
and Dealers Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world in boxes at IS cents IS cents and u 40
each.
~ There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes 52ve1yr.
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SHAPE internal disease exists the dsnectinx searching
and healing properties Of the PIN are fully equal to its sub
lection and cure and that with the Ointment they
The Great Ambassadors of Health to
all Mankind.
This is not history written by derived
from the experiences of nation 1t consists of conp
alton Of testimonials from the ck Of every country-an I'M
Improbable record the like OF which has never been adduc
ed in favor any discovery invention since time began
These Mighty Healers, World Known and
World TRIED, are a Boon to the Sick.
The of asteng medicinal meet the ills and neces
stiles of the suffering portion of ana one enrey
free from mineral and other deeterous particles was severely
felt till this all powerful medicine ush cred INTO the world
HoLLowAYs INVALUABLE PILLS have become the HOUSEHOLD
they attack the RADIx OR ROOT OF the complaint
and thus by removing the hidden Of disease ren'g
crate and restore the dropping energies Of the y ASST
nature in her task of VITAL and FUscTIoSARY REohA1S
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH
Are the of the deadest maades Their effect
all the fluids of the body, and send poisoned
through all the channels of circulation Now, what
is the operation the Pills. They cleanse the bowels
liver bring the relaxed rrtated stomach into
natural condition. and acting through the secreve
ITSELF change the system from
kness to health by exercising simultaneous
effect upon all its parts and functions.
Woman in all her Difficulties
the regulating and restorative of
this harmless but effective preparation At the two epoch
Of life in which the female system undergoes the most i'm
portant critical changes the Pills will positive
safeguard against evil consequences They also confident
" specific in every disorder which fe
males are exclusively subject.
BE 1T UNDERSTOOD,
the above statements at all times be verefed by
testimony extendng through quarter Of
tury of of thousands of unmpeachable Witnesses
Bilious Maladies, &C., &c.
In whatever form disease attacks the liver it is repealed
and extermnated by this searching painless and irresistible
curative Bilious remittens bilious purging, and all the
ordinary disorders Of the organ indicated by pain in the
right side and between the shoulders yeowness Of the
whites of the weakness and debility &C. relieved
the remedy with celebrity which astonhes
the sufferers and their friends Let the whom
uty abandoned with confidence this powerful
anbilous agent and restoration to health and activity
-. i'm xraaulf
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THE New VIcE-PREsIDENT.-The San Francis
co Bulletin furnishes the following interesting
particulars concerning the present occupant of
the position made vacant by the succession of
Mr.. johnson to the higher office:
d" Mr.. Johnson is succeeded as Vice President
by Lafayette S. Foster. who, on the 5th of March
last, chosen President pro TEN. of the Senate,
and would be President were johnson to die or
he removed. 1t is gratifying to know that Mr..
Foster is man who will do credit to the posi-
tion be has SO Unexpectedly been called upon to
fill. He was born in Franklin New London coun-
~, Connecticut, in 1906. Like Johnson, he is
of humble parentage. and selfeducated; and the
world has thus afforded for its reflection the most
striking illustration that could be presented of
the free and equal character of our institutions.
On reaching manhood Mr. Foster taught school
to procure the means of completing his own
education, and applied himself at his leisure to
the study of the law. He was admitted to the
bar in Norwich, about the year 1893, and soon
distinguished himself in the practice of his pro-
fession In 1884 he edited the Norwich Repubi-
can, ably advocating the principles of the Wing
party, to which be adhered until the formation
of the Republican organization gave better scope
to his earnest devotion to freedom. He repre-
scented Norwich several years in both branches
of the Legislature, was elected a member of
Congress in Is47 or 1913, and has since served
two terms as United States Senator. He was
at one time a candidate for Governor on the
Wing ticket. Mr. Foster is man of earnest
religious convictions and a member of the Pres
byteran church. While Senator he opposed
spreading on the minutes resolution of condo
lence on the death of Broderick, because the
latter was duelist. With equal sternness he
opposed the eKactions of the prosavery leaders,
and denounced secession. He has high repu-
taton for integrity. He is an able, though not
an agreeable speaker. Though his frame is
slight, and his temperament nervous, his man.
ners dignihed, and he enjoyed a large degree
of personal popularity His long experience as
legislator will qualify him to preside ably over
the deliberations of the Senate.
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=
rection of letters, see below
mHIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS EN-
loved on this coast an uninterrupted success
of fourteen years, and has become one of the
renowned Hospitals of the age. What the cele
brated Lock Hospital is to London, and the no
less renowned establishment of Ricord to Paris,
this Institute has become to the Pacific Coast
The thousands annually received and cured place
it in point of number of patients among the
very first of the worldTand the success of its
treatment ranks it second 10 none.
PRIVATE DISEASES IN MALES and IR-
IRREGULARITIES IN FEMALES are the great
destroyers of health They insiduously attack
the system and gradually undermine and destroy
it ; they drive the bloom from the cheek the
lustre from the eye, the strength and vigor from
the frame; they give to the world puny and
diseased offspring and poison, through success
sive generations of the of man. The marks
can be seen in Scrofula, Consumption, Cripples,
the Idiotic, the Paralytic, the Insane, etc.
There ID no more terrible scourge to the human
race than those diseases arising from the con-
tamination of venerial Poison. The mildest
forms, by retreating to the blood, hold ever over
the one afflicted, the sword of destruction that
is liable at any moment to fall and blight-to
utterly destroy-all earthly hopes.
MERCURY, recognized as the most fatal medi-
cal enemy to man, combining with the Veneral,
doubles his dangers. Those who have been
treated with that perncious mineral poison are
not cured the disease has only assumed new
form.
Do not be satisfied with Partial Cures,
that leave the poison to crawl through the sys-
TEN, eating its way into the tissues and organs
beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst
out in the future with virulence that will
battle the effects of medicine. WHEN PERFECT
CURES can be obtained by consulting physi-
clan whom long practice and thorough investi-
CATION into causes of DISEASES of the TRINA
RY ORGANS enables to determine at once the
nature of the disease
In all diseases entrusted to the Doctors care,
PERFECT, SPEEDY and PERMANENT
Cures are Always Guaranteed,
In Syphilis and its adjuncts; Gonorrhea and its
accompanying diseases; all disorders of the
Bladder Kidneys and PROSTATE; Seminal Weak
ness Diseases Of the Heart and Lungs Dys-
pepsia Indigestion, Impotency Insipient Con-
sumption, and all diseases Of the urinary organs,
in either sex, cure always warranted, OR NO
PAY REQUIRED at the PRIVATE
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HOllOWay's Ointment!

The history Of these great Remedies is the wonderful
medical that the world has known 1t estab
important fact that and in
internal disease exists the dsnfectng searching
and healing pertes Of the Pills fully equal its
lection and cure and that, with the Ointment they
,I,aes dora LII
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w. SUBSCRIPTIONS received for the San francisco da
lies. at Publishers prices.
Any Newspaper, Magazine Review mentioned the
above list will be fusnshed order. Books
sic Fancy Articles &C. filled promptly the
rates. Subscriptions payable invariably In advance
Address,
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DASH WAY
WASHING MACHINE !
The Greatest Labor Saver
ever Invented

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SECURED THE PATENT
4 for manufacturing these Machines in TRINITY and
SHASTA counties respectfully that they
prepared to furnish them in complete working order The
DASHAWAY WASHING MACHINE
HAS become great vore wherever introduced 1t is GER
the greatest Of time and labor offered 10 the
public besides doing garments the rubbing
process has been entirely dispensed with.
MIN Inc Dashaway Washing Machine ONE WOMAN CAN
WASH As MUCH IN AN HOUR AS 1--WE CAN WASH
BY HAND in the same time
Inc Dashaway with best Wringer is furnished for the
All Machines are warranted HOMER H. GRAY,
IRA HOWE.
Weaverville, November 49, 1854 45.tf
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HOllOway's Pills

Be OF Good Cheer! The Sinking may be
SAVED BY THE USE OF
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WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.

President JoHssoN.-The Boston Journal has
Presidents position:
At first we were inclined to disbelieye the re-
ports about Johnson, because he has always had
the reputation of being temperate man. Dur.
ing his Senatorial career he never disgraced
himself as many Senators have DONE by drunken
excuses. We are assured by who knows
johnson well that his intoxication on the late
occasion was entirely exceptional, and probably
did not result from what would ordinarily be
considered excessive drinking. He was quite ill
before he left Tennessee, and his weakness and
anxiety to reach Washington and take part in the
Inauguration ceremonies prompted him to resort
to stimulants. During the forenoon prior to the
Inauguration he visited by several delega-
tons, one Of which actually awoke him at day
light in the morning. In his weak and exhaust
ed condition it required very little to affect his
intellect. To no one, we are assured, Will this
unfortunate affair be source of keener regret
than to Johnson himself, and if it leads him, as
General Grant led, by the sense of solemn
personal responsibility which rested upon him,
to abandon the intoxicating cup henceforth and
forever. Out Of evil will come good, and his ex-
ample and influence will be powerful in promot-
Ing the cause of temperance through the whole
country. Thus may a false step be retraced and
the confidence of the community be regained.
The Yarmouth Mass Register adds
The opposition journals are fond of dwelling
upon the report that the Vice President was I'M
der the influence of ardent spirits on the day of
taking the oath Of office. The facts seem to be
that, being unwell and exhausted from the ia
tigues of travel, be took a quantity of spirits
upon entering the Capitol, which, in his weak
condition, nearly overpowered his mind. But
are glad to see that this disgrace is not with
out its compensations, Johnson having pledged
himself to entire abstinence during the remainder
of his term. He is one of the most devoted
friends of the Union to be found throughout its
limits and has done and suffered too much in its
cause to be hooted at for all time for a single
mistake or indiscretion.
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

VIII radically extermnate from the system Diseases srs-
hg from Habits OF Dissipation at little srpense Htss o.
- change Of diet. no inconusnisncs scposvrs;
completely supseding those unplsosont and ddnosroSs
rs~sdi Copdbfo and XsreSry In curing these dssssss
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u S E H Ell M y OLD'6
FLUID EXTRACT BucHu

kElMBOlD'e EXTRAC
Is the Great oiurotiC.
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NO CURE, NO PAY |!

~ Consultation by letter otherwise, FREE. For
rection of letters, see below
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-29

BoR Fon-Retenton Ineontinence Of Crime inaamma-
Ion or Liberation Of the Bladder Kidneys Diseases Of
tha Prostate Gland Gravel Brick Dust Deposts Drops
cal swcllns, Organic Weakness, Debility, Female Com
plants, &c.
, 1865-04-27

5,;: l,1ct. ,1Zat: EsE 1asksAxan:I
foo1iTnoS- -tote active and decidedly higher a: $50
FtoraN i M.asy AND. &c: iaw.T on c,mmon srades;
e7.meS6s ftT eaue Ss-, ana IS ss IoF c1tr.loaoi
e. sop Ohio, and is 8oa 100 for trAto trAnds-masket
GuaIsGWh.at WI raiper nrnar; w.ntsr red sls1a
:s+sao.se- +sasetaA,eascan i1;A Efr., sasn:
au,et. Com sssae nrmeI; 81, I,r new sait, Esa
t:1p; q ~ 12s zig u3te ts!sras: Oats non,na. 1T
e aassSa- 81 ss-sas. Wcfse7n s.isseii:
GRoCEtIEs-Cotee fl NJ, saRar active snL hi ,har.
Cura Mu.eovado laa1see: haTAn, 1sh0ltXc. Mo,
EyoEnq1; w " asE.'sy NE. IS sy:t0 .zai;.,
PETRoiEcx-!gnifta and ncQlpal.I a:.-
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stsaSa I'D , E:s ss@sss ~ rfits-.. ..sna s. IS
= june trlleEs o,aion as ~ 'Besf nose sctyt.
II 1s@.6c for pain css, and for extra mes.
i RfI Al li1s ts35otsr - 6uide1, n :,
1:GlsAe 10. hams. B,c- quiet. .5x4lefc ioE .u.E,
81 o qnt :l6'c sor1ens tipoed ana l7e Tor shoft
GE.ezs,ks.firm !. 1fais4c. nustsE u acmand
ejatc 1ecukst III E[5E,
, 1865-04-27

;7hesensatlon which the performance 81 y ro,tuto
cfyat4d list Mo ~ tvt nDs, has tuGpctd ths- nlrec
to.'in 'fomp1Arcas viii th- nuanltaous rcqne4t 81
1uhsey1b.rs sru pstroHs ol this Opera T en1onse -
narToF, Rstasy eYentnks Thsa ltwlt1. be pfodncsa
Y es s:e e. 81! sasSt psua osaest1n
II: i IIa sTtle9tro!ss.. tx. -: = =
, 1865-04-27
JlllneIE aud HlchsauH Canal
fapecia} Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tfibune:1.

=" BsrpoAPosr: Anfit 2s-sp. n n : :.
eu1ner Lsraoah e r. d,aee FL aG,e:y; 4, Aes''. 500
&C d ;Sih s. u shiaglss. 20 bIls 5. 1pesial. L1ok.
poit. tunt1le>; Burnhsa.. tFison 49 nuoP no!es
oftAxest. IL Sale, 50 hrs sait Paraoo NrnWn
ies f saIe. 50: l3mh.r "a As!qalp2. u ~;
ssiie, N innber. IS shinyss Is nj lath. a3ots
lime; Milwaukee. Ii Sale Ga,lf8 n lnmba[; ~ m
B. espsl L IT e E s II lau6sE :st: All w.ns
and Wing: Jo.t. q nlnmb :: GoEsads J9aet, ssm
dn5fE * LpsSP7tt I2|t9 III 4 9Ghs s:
iisMS T. i'm ser o. Il Hnn u 5sle: o0o q lun-
h - Paragon; T. Senc los so Il lumber; catt5sc:
+, m".s; j. D. hssto6. Morris. Soo pos,s; isaoe,ho q
otRpo .o! r lug;ser spuh@ @ - oeaHs. Fl .t:i1s Mists
umeet sss, ySts :, ntste * i n nhs gfs
sc +hpsls. ri u sa;ks Monsrsa q AZ t. T.
Al shis ia sai,e. 20 Il lumber. q say ns roSd:r
el SEQ ~ msotlnetyI hsdora9o,- u. este, s's y
, 1865-04-27
New York Stock and al ouev Market.
Aafd III

New York stock and 43Ioncv Market.
.s..--.~:..-.' ,::o'-.1:-: Nsw TohK, = 1lu =. :,
: MoSET-EatY at 4@6 r. ffnt.
slkaI.AHa EScHsS2f5 osiess ss4 r m3Ssxt IN
! GovYRsSEST sTpcxaMo4e aetiya and nrmer. 2.
s :. s. coupons: alsHi 80 coupon 1oah; 10 10
! ToeKs-Heasy. Ao-fs, es:. Q; aud M,ss:: certln;
tEiEz; h4stfI. dg' rzel ~ ;Hnnsoo ,al2,t;
fofi I nm @saiSs e 9sS., ca1;.fEs H.
T;isbn1gn 19k: snrth~estefn, saI; Rock Island.
, 1865-04-27
;::;b1MMbH ':C0UNelt.
last tMomcuta-Glos1ne mp Unfl nj sIicdf
Kn>fnstA-M Mor++ Paw. To- Police Jng-
ticds-TRe LAKE TnMuel Con-

ticas-The Lake 1nntsel Con-
fnctorr 's,sstrd 4 aslft1on-'
: ..: ii Cogpeasn!!on.
: Tie Common Connect rpet IN adjourned spec II
session lsst c1rpipg, the following m:uoers ncsug
present.: Hts noaor the Mayor, and Aldermen
Ra saP salnP wssS heEsf se2 5shee ne
sh.Twip RetI.rT, T2,cott, Woodssa, 1llm.od,
Armstrong, Ffauzen, Isne, nostnger,' Sullivan,
AID. O'su1Mrap. from, the CoHRdttec on Fire
end Wafer, called mp rcpurt a1th0rIHnR the pur-
chase Of 10. for . ste,m are engine At c.rvllle.
and ordinance pass ed.
The Bonrd u fa6lie wirks, asang ss:t = eertsin
re te,crred back to them for correction. So re,
Tie he speeta, COMMITTEE to whom was committed
TINT thsy bad Discharged thaf da,y 70 the Sest of
wES aosdF;Sd !, TFsRSnt d29ss. 81; ,f57:ss~.p
slSs %skinc s tos;l 7 q 4, '''
Aid. McRoy insisted that the itsms Of tie bIlls
SsR3ehSe R3 Masey iist 5e oven a.
present. One member be knew psid bis own hllL
AZ GsHp ssq 81 IS @at4 ht;1s
Ait Holden thouphif. wae rather email busl-
nes, TO EEK TO sprcad before the world the items
y AiS.. sn,np Barreet.ana o'su,livan spoke, t.
~ az a,inGs br h,5 nrdarcS t1a 1'u1nrsr IN the
~. 1t1N ~ " ~ Il, =; thc rnui,
u;it IL a.ne fhr :. r. thinrN IN Tia matter
uM nsa e..s ~ t,.,n. ~ Kew, me hiii hnt
1nS H. w. .sI - laeta ~ ~ rny Nv Wh.t fhn1f
.n,raV Sss cTena.a The renort was adoptcd.
a,u's5 Mas iae 1ae, - .rcs K nnes N
4unn - plan1. W S 1oe ~ - .:1e ne rcnoyt af
~. Msa, - Hn,,,ssn ,~.,nr de salar1cs OF the
" 1a .ba renort nrYhe Eomntrn1fer
@ IoMee aaoe,aart t;n1 tb-t fhr ercrss of ft1a
me- 1ut herc;ofpSn APPROPRIATED be ancuded IN
de e.hD.tsa fer she rsn1 year 1s' Alo
t15 q Tn5soit seid innt the candidates TO, the
ofiec wore t9icker ihan t1aclberf,as There vera
= RI =" ,cq sesr snd lie inercasc should not be
| vntrd with liz consent. 5:s
Vii All romisET sa,d fhera-gas not a CITY in The
i 11n,tcd States ;yhich-Vss pcs-pavicr more ihan
| +. rrid liz 1fn nYcntxItr. .of, Chioapo1He did not
th}nE 81 IN Wer 100 much for The services reu.
h H1n.d
|, .The d;kerssion WIS further continued by AID
rsi1ntt MrRnr' shcrtdan. Woodard. O,Sui,1yau,
l. snd GnTnisi.v -
o0 80 woodland ,,oved that the report he re-rc.
| ts-1a5 ~ the Cnrnntroller- undsr Tie Iuie. win
,nst,rf II fiors fn in{arm he ComcIl II there De
nortT in I'D Irrgsufy 10 pay the increased sals-
~. he Mssur decided ii oul of order. -::t
.nc"esarS hy The Com ntrolIeE. which smendment
| ,n1Srnj}rti: =: 81
The ORDINANCE as amended, .axing the salary ol
.rnfro insttcea ut n H s7as then pas aed by ayee
"a nncs ~
II AID. O'sulliyan called mp the report md oral.
nance rala1ivo. tn-ue proposed. telsass byAhe
BoatA q Fuo1E VHF&spr 11e taks u1ulxl.o oo.,
, 1865-04-27

FOR: sSAiiE-Qne., second hand
a. portable enflhs, trcm t. to + hnEst roEcr. a
good r1nntEH order Address ~ KQhEt, Michigan
, 1865-04-27

Use =<tDr. nInnk,s ErsIttre Olnt. ,
xExr," AND 'ScnArcu' so Mons. .:-EygIyhua !;
afflicted with dfscasss :orthe tlan, sneh tas uch,
letter, MnEwu1m; &e:, should .give this remedy
t1ta1; 1t has never yet failed 10 eure those Ncs
ing disesses 20 common OF lsse: M nE
o'asf Sss'siPs: Esss Efs!e17 y III di:
easoz sre compo.ca algY.f enffey! !qi Ae hso!M a3t
cases. Stnt Ly u,all on rccclptof G1 CENTS.
Sold by druggists grnerally al % cent? per box:
H. Scovil, sc randolph street, Eh'e3Go, general
AGENT upl7tul1z-1tnGte Y .
, 1865-04-27
:. :el. Louis Market.

Especial D;1patch 70 the ChtcaEo T1tnuac.l
i. ..cs>'-, :" :. =: ~" ST. LOUIS. Ap,tl9A II
rcnaAcco-rpcn.9gta.. Sale. q G1eea Lug, at sa.o
6,go; Factory do at t5.3o26,eo; Common shipping
Aiuu Mauufac,ui4a &Eeh 1t III E&At15
F1orH-Dcnap4 GOOD .-6ales. Of Spring tJtsa ri
e7; 6upsI Of s39sa610; nsltresod AZ $3.50; Caolcs
DO fsom .t:1p, At = 81 Double 91t;a eeted u
$50 per ~. l. :-ss - -
1RA1SrT hesti steady ,eAtea Of tanfsng ut eleS;
lair Fsll n u. q .e}osd II e4.s, Prime at sls6
Choice 1t elss per blyheL Epft1 nsn Sa.es of mix,
ca nt Xas,Lc; WniiA IL 9sc Diss active. at ahou.
fer41r, qqo:apons- FAIRY Prs1 81 7psio9 at
Hc;iFal1 it &t{6 per bubha. ,,,n ~. ~
, 1865-04-27

PAT Ydrn> 'rosrzcs-cxfl1p LETTERS so7
sIA11AB1E.-py m act Of Congress- approved
March 5, 1885, letters deposited ia any Posppicc,
Tor mailing or for local delivery. wholly unpaid,
ara xeauteed 70 be- transmitted steelIs 10 the Dead
ictier oflce IN Nnshtpgtou. II is aiso lmportsDt
10 30 borne IN yn1nt that internal Tcycrre staMps
placed on leter lost and The lcttes i treated
a. though 1btbfpg had been paid on II. Hundreds
1T letters nteppi1 da,lg which never sea-h tertf
<lcet,naunn m consequence bf neglect to pre- pay
post6Ee.
, 1865-04-27
-: Card from Dr. xyickershaad. /.
-, ,.,H go CHICAGO, Aprtl n5, 1895.

E. 1t6fz Chitas6 TFf16he.: : = :, -:
fou publish t6is morning what pnEports to bs
"A lIet OI the prominent u,eu 5crs tie SonS Of
Liberty In The STATE OF Illinois" and in this lst
fnd my own u6mA kisea. 50 ia, rs4 ah concern
ed your list IS incorrect as am moi an1 neyet
raj aAsEHtappc1Ml 10 hass copied o. ltst df nstned'
that we're attached to call for political mset;
1rgats Pr .ian Me -4atter 1pa!rsuf n = snrhAer!
lnouledge OF consent, and very much to my re-.
cret--.lia1 bavt.been .pEcmtnen: member Of
iha Sons Of Liberty, presume nT hama would At
Ma have never sJmpathixed sFith Soushera re.
tellion or Sor,hern; ;ueasons! have sstne.t'y4ds-
flredfoisce he3nsesfty Of onf Ento1 ms1utatnct,
and The CHIEF Indictment; that last tunmcr had
10 kr!ug against The. Adrinisrr srrauon Wis that Tho
war; up 10 thst time; had not been proseeaied.
WITH the S1gor thnt seemed 11ke1y to seeurs thai
ende ~, ~ :, Respectfully 41nts;r, rs.x - =.
, 1865-04-27
GftIiLBERE--.- SAMPSON, 80:
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