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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-21
Omcial Vote OF the County.

Congress.-Hartson, $50 ; Johnson, Alb.
Governor .-Gorham, 500; Haight, 444 Fay IL
Lieut.. Governor 53l Holden, Az
Secretary Of State.-Parks, 536 Nichols, 4ls
Nickerson, 7.
Connoller.-Howell SIS; Watt, AIS; Jones, I
Treasurer.-Pachcco, $50 Coronel, 4l4.
attorney General-McCullough, 557 Hamil
ton, AIS.
Surveyor General.-Reed, $50 Bost, Ala.
State Printer. 5ll Gelwicks, AIS
Jeferis, 81
Clerk of Supreme Court.-Waite $50 Seckel,
Ala.
HOr6or Commissioner.-Clayton $50 Cutter,
Ala.
Senator.-Chappell, 524 Walter, 43o.
Assemblyman. an.-Jones, 5G9 ; Cummings 400.
SherW.-Cochran, 544 VanMatre, 423.
Clerk.-Phlbrook, 5S5 Estes, $50.
Treasurer. 6ls Martin, 344.
District Ahorney.-Lovejoy, 594,; Irwin, 364.
Superintendent Of Schools.-Gordon, SOS Toll
ly, 4O4.
Coroner and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIS Jas.
Dixon, /; Alex. Love, 6.
Assessor, Dist NO. l.-SllcoX, lZS How, ~.
Supervisor, Dist No. l.-Hoadley, l34 Low
den, lO7
Assessor, Dist No. 2.-Bowler, 300 Beregin,
2l9.
Assessor, Dist No. 3.-Barnum, "a McWhor-
ter, los.
Following are the Constables elect:
Trinity Center Torn'hip.-Geo. Williams, E.
Morrison.
Stuart Township loves
Leriston Torn ship. F. Spaulding J. Dack.
South Fork Township.-H. Walters, John H.
Childers.
Canyon Creek Township.-M. Convill, A. 7. Pc
terson.
Junction City Township L. Toner Alex
Floriance.
North Fork Tornship.-M. Myers, J. Wottring
New River Township.-O. S. Dyer.
Grizzly Township.-H. Wins.
| WeauerpiHe Tornship.-James G. Smith, Benz
| F. Trask.
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-21
WHEN AND WHERE TO
PAY TAXES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN State and county taxes for ls67-'6S are now
due and payable, and the laws relative to their
collection will be strictly enforced. Pay your
taxes on or before the
THIRD MONDAY IN NOVEMBER,
if you desire to avoid paying the additional FIVE
PER CENT. and COSTS SUIT ADDED.
For the convenience of taxpayers l will be
prepared to receive the amounts due at the fol-
lowing times and places, to wit
Weaverville, ......from Sept. % to Nov. ls
Trinity Center, Il
Minersville, ..................Oct %
Lewiston .......... %
Indian Creek "a
Hay Fork, 70
Junction Cty,............. ...............Oct. 2s
North Fork, 80
hattleSnake,. ol
Caraway's New River) ,............. .......Nov.
F, WALTER, Ta1-Collector.
By E. NEBLErr, Deputy.
Weaverville, Sept. 81, 1867. 37:tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-21

To-NreHr friday, is the time set for Mitch.
eu's Junction City party. You had better 20,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-21

Would most respectfully call the attention of the public Of
San Francisco and vicinity to the fact that he has removed
his edi Institute the of Jackson and
Kearney streets
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
~ Z t:errusun Bakers.


KILLED INSTANTLY. james O'Reilly, working man
aged about sthirythree killed instantly ~ No. q
Greenwich street, yesterday afternoon by heavy boz
falling on him while he stood underneath hatchway
HIS body lies the premises where the accident tool
place awaiting the action OF the coroner.
( RESCUED FROM DR0wxu0.-John bradley, q sailor be
longing 70 the ship Glsndowsr while attempting 70 gsi
board last night about II O'Clock, fell overheard
His for help attracted the attention or one Of the
officers Of the rrs Precnct who came y b, assistance
under the influence or liquor at the time the
accident occurred.
ACCIDENTS. John 6traub German residing 1t No.
ia Stanton street. while in tas act Of repacking some
tea In the bonded warehouse Of Franklin b Co., In
Washington street. yesterday afternoon and accidentally
present supposed fell down the hatchway receiving
such severe internal and external injuries that hey will
probably prove fatal He Was conveyed by Of the
Twenty seventh precinct police 70 Bellevue Hospital
Colin Mclean, carpenter BY trade, while at work
yesterday, precpitsed from ladder In front Of the
Ners ofce and wns severely injured He conveyed
by some friends 70 the New York Hospital
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

asdins and duly 70 act = sspsrviiss registrars
!or eacn District Thess registsan win b rsquired e
aeegnafe and supervise the boards Of registration Tor
their respective distcs Thsy win aljs1s or rsfsr 70
nsaaqcesssn ~ lust complaints arising fFem pegsss.
ton Ihey will give special attention 70 the detection Of
frauds 10 registration and report any such promptly 20
cincs in their districts giving dus public notics and
si - s.Ily As practicable forward % hsadquartsrs
nst OF the precincts established b constituted
With the full names OF psusns selected by theua
and an su.lssd under the law, 70 .sss = rsgsss.y,
sct e Q board Of registration, consfsting Of
not more taan three persons, wheess duty s
snau oe 70 make the registration. PersOns acting -
supervising registrars boards Of regstration must
tAke the oath prescribed by the act approved Juiv
160a All registration officers and clerks win - hsl4 -
ngd accountability for proper performance ef their
duy ana VIII 90 subject to trial By military commits
sion for fraud or unlawful improper conduct IN the
performance q their dutss Pending the decision OF
ne proper authority = 70 who disanchised by lAM
registrars VII! permit 40 one TO register WHOSE right 70
vote . questionable Persons excluded win De per-
mittad 70 register amer the requiss legal dsoisen
received thereby pronounced entitled 70 vote due
notice Of which viii be published !, I, ~
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

Hancock and Caster Vigorously Prosecuting
1.-THE Chqyenae, Trail .Still Undiscovered.
WAsaINGrok, April %. 1867.
The Commissioners Of indian Affairs has just received
the Following despatch om the same camp which the
despatch Of the 18th ns written, about mile from
an Indian village the Pawnes fork The despatch is
dated April IT. 1867 -, ,,.. IN. j, .. ~, !.
Hon. NJ 9. TAYLOR Commissioner or Indian Affairs
SR:-I have but httle 70 communicate, except that
Genera Hancock has detSmRed not 70 barn the Indian
villages returned; and General Custer reports that he
has mot esen any Of the Indians He was In pursuit
and not even one has been seen. He stated thai he
would march Tor the Smoky Hill route the evening Of
the 10th, ct seven o'clock, from the head OF Walnut
Tho Cheyennes have without doubt, gone south, and
the Sioux have gone north. Very respectfully,
t J. H. LEAvENWORTH, es
~ sfee United States Indian Agent
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
A Curious Debit and Credit Account between
Radicals and Freedmen. A

A Curious Debit and Credit Account Between
Radicals and Freodmen.
From the Wilmington IN. c. Journal
II would be well II the freedmen Of the South would
heed and carefully memorze few important fact2 In
the political which 10 70 follow every solicitation
the purpose Of securing their votes in favor Of the rad
cal party. Among others the old plea Of gratitude 70
the Northern section for their newly acquired freedom
will doubtless be Of the most prominent II ID well
enough uudsrstand in time the meaning OF the grati
suds due BY the negro 70 the radical They he radi
Of his own, whatever they may Be-, and adopt those
which have received the royal sanction Of ultra republic
canism 10 this claim they present at the same time
little account somewhat thus ".
I foHssncpasion Proclamation q '''- 8 -. i II I.
THIS open account they willing to balance BY the
following credt:- e s9 .sn
By votes given in favor Of radical candidates and under
But in the wording of this account there s very great
and : very palpable error Instead Of making the
cssditor For instance would 1t not be strictly in
accordance with the account II stands upon the
great book OF human actions 70 say IA ,1lsA
~ 4fs.se [Old Accoantl M .a ia
To nums :o s.
same conditions sntalsd upon their present heirs and de-
By an Emancipation Rrool.ua.on-
SANE 10 TIE sANE, DIR.
TO the present x Of three cents pound @ per bale
Produced ~ cSorsa labor - 'p0' '''
To this latter he new account) there ID credit and
the account can never be balanced except BY change Of
legislative Debtors This tax upon cotton this cotton
produced by the labor Of the freedman and Of course
II serves to impose Indirectly upon him. Who are the
country answer-the Northern manufactures and the
Northern politicians Yet the first account although
conceded one is not strictly correct ipasmuch the
negro does not his freedom only TO the ncpa-
tion proclamation, nor 10 those who with loud mouths
now claim credit for IT, but mainIy 70 the soldiers
camp the battle feld carried with them to the
home OF the slave. And these very men, TO whom, in
reality the freedmen their liberty, not only
moro backward to claim the debt really due them but
do not in majority OF instances affiliate in sentiment
with those who anxious 70 enforce their political
opinions upon the negro. ' ts
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

war Amsag the ChaFchss-Lsyal LeaGuers
Drive Ous the Minisser sf tho soathern
Mcshedisss In BIsuns Ceunsy.
KxoxvuLx, Tsnn., April "a, 1851.
mob, under the name Of loyal sague, in Blount
county, led among others BY the Sheriff Of that county,
drove out by force minister Of the Methodist Church
south, Rev. Mr. Haynes, and the same day broke up
and dispersed congrsga.on Of the sams church while
assembling for worship The mob was composed Of
whites and blacka Rev. W. T. Dowell, Of the Church
North. ID reported 20 have instigased the mob
Several Of violence have occurred in this place
Political excitement 70 very great and the feeling be-
tween the parties bitter The armng Of the militia
causss ercas bitterness and dissatisfaction. The CON-
pany organizing here will be ordered 70 swssswater
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
AM y s E M E N r s


The Mafinees Yesterday.
The few April showers that visited us yesessdAy
thinnsd the attendance 81 Of the matis4sa but
nevertheless, the managers could not complain, eons
siderng that in addition TO these sprnklinss the ma-
jorty Of their patrons who have faithfully stosd by
them during The past unparalleled season sow
broodng over the almomenious question that Nay
recalls the mind Of many anxious nouss rsnsss
that dreaded annual moving Maggie Aisehsl, n hss
artlss character Of Fanchoh charmed her aduivsn q
the Broadway Charley White gave hin ast srsea naan1e
AZ the ssason with bewldenug bin Of novelties, whcA
I would Be Impossible fer- q 70 enuneraee ths ~
corksd Philippians al Argus HAIL. the Georgia ntsessS
we're shown up at Union Hail. Grimm ChYmy's nnsrelg
we're unusually funny Il thS Fth Opera Heues,
and Forty Female Jack sheppsrds and the Fire Hing
attracted admirers 70 Tony Pasora Al the season q
each Of these establshm6ps draws 70 close the mana
gers themselves 10 the utmost extent In placing
their clAms 10 she most attractive form before the pub
Iic. few weeks and they seek the rural districts
for rev realms aud new audiences 10 conquer. -
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

An1Dadverslens % Senator Wilson's Re.
uaPks - the virginians-efevens' Recon-
sgYuceien Pelicy-Pnasshwens and Connsea-
sson fer she Nest Guilty Rebels. ...s
wAsmSaroS, April q, 1867
Ths heanh Of Hon. Thaddeus Stevens 10 much i'm
povsd and he expects 70 leave here for Psnnsyivana
nsxs week He to-day wrote letter for publication,
akiag cr his subject She following extract from notice
a Senator Hsny Wilson'S recent speech near Hampton
noads:-
H4Qfr wilson) said Aers scsld bs 10 impedfmsms 70
Sbsksvw representation in Congress " ney elected Usio~
men ed ciossd hm rsmaxka By saying that ~ would
Dsave Virginia with the full convicon that republican
Governor, Legislature aad two Senators would b
ebscssd.
~. asvsns oomnsnss on this q ssiows;--
wAmrxoror, April "a, 1867
Ssch articles ~ mis- calcuissd 70 do much harm
hey throw obstacles in the vay of future reconstruc
fton being quoted and relied pledges BY the re-
publican party Hescs much trocele arisss fom certain
which reported BY the Reconssruction COMMITTEES
OF the Thirty ninth Congress- though paassd u
vas perverted BY nesion and folly into argument
arises ffen the csrslsssncss of the rsportsrsome-
times doubtes from the inadvcrtence Of the Speaker
No man should make promises for the party.
by what authority does any enc say That hy
admitted' By what authority say that Virginia
will elect two loyal Sena1o while In truth there N
Virginia Much 10 70 b done BY the people and Con-
s before any Rsprssesaiive or senstor Or STATE can
would be conescsson, ~ in another placer Thess
shings are too nppanty said think they had better
be grareIy pondersd Who In authorized 10 travel the
county asd peddle out amsessyf ! would say 70 ~:
hrst mild condensation 70 pay those who have been
robbed by dkloyal men, These are my wishes and
mine only, perhapa 1HADDEUs STEVENS.
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

Vice Commodore, Count Bsls ssschesyil bsv-
ng been ngged only. eight months ago. but ssvs.
nj purchases aFs 20 b msds ere long. in Paris
and England, while smaller craft are in construction.
fvse matches are already booked for this sprins but
regular club maoaes viii not Be held TIL during the next
year The laws Of the club well its regulations,
Me modelled after those Of the Royal Thames Yacht
uo whoes saiug regulations have also been adopted
The DAG OF the club u red ensign, with white and
Geen lack u the oorner and the royal crown IN the
centre Ine e1ect OF the club besides the sport Of match
Hina sthe Introduction Of sailing on the other lakes
snd rivers OF the country, and the encouragement
q ooas oaa.dmg trust that you will favor this with .
ece IN toe columns OF your valuable paper 10 INFORM
your countrymsa that whenever they come 70 this
country they win be able 10 witness one OF their most
svcrsS spore9 rhe great annual regatta or se Buda
festn Howng Club will be held. - usual In the middle
q the month Of Nay, at the time OF the Pesth racsA
pocaDy coinciding thE year with the great festival Of
the corona00 The club prize Of 100 ducas or OOgs
racing beats OF ell clubs and ali coun
ssies without any restriction Entrance each person,
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

The Russfan American Treaty On the Way 10
the Gear, &c.
sAx Francisco, April %. 1857.
The steamship Moses Taylor. from Francisco, ar
rived this evening Advicss from Victoria state that
the Rusan steamer Alexander sailed for Stka eo-day
carrying tsisgaphic summary Of the Rusiaa American
treaty.
An Improvement IN ths merchandise market 10 noted
the roa1s n the iute<ssr becoming pasabIs, and
country orden coming forward. Flour 10 rm st 81
free, and 81 - aboard Wheat 10 dul at 81 70 81 Is.
Legal Sssdss ~ 81
Ths treasurer of the sosthssn Relief Fund to-day tel
sgTaphed "a, 700 In gold 70 New York.
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

tend 10 question and epposs Ne military law. only
asars what ths military law compe political equality
between the two races and has been but few days
ncs the virginia Legislature acknowledged and applied
this principle in ths passage Of law which scoords %
negroes q witnesses the same privileges that are 60
our newspapers and individuals cannot II they
do, they are to be denounced a. radicals
and black republican, Let b consistent Some Of
the very members or the Legslaue who voted for the
passage Of this Law, WILL psrhapa out OF the Legsla-
ture, question the principle embodied IN II THIS can
did and manlyf For our part intend neither 70 de-
Iude Ourselves nor deceive otherA We see and know
that We are under the military law, and are In favor
we can and getting rid Of Il a. soon as possible. We
want Virginian people 70 unite and save Virginia.
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
SENATOR WILSON'S SOUTHERN T6UR.


0o0aeer Wilsen's Reception at GeldsbeFU and
Newbern-Three thousand Csiored People
- Prseessfen-Thc Senator's Speech. &c.
e-s2 % NEwBERs, N G., April ~, 1867.
Senator Wilson spoke at Goldsbero yesterday and
Nswbsm to-Aay. The principal citizens Of Goldsboro
paid their respects him at the hotel and Afterwards
isasnsa 70 his speech, with which many expressed
themselves satisfied The Same class at Newborn held
aleoG
There ere many Northern men living here encanped,
- wss, h ne snsmy's country There 10 little in
terssse and sympathy between them and the older
occupants. They managed BY sklful man@uverfng, TO
ssest Mayor Mr. washngton but now they have lost
conAdsucs In him politically. They expect with the
did q shs negroes 70 control the city and the sats
The meeting to-day was held in the open air, in
holiday, and they had procession, with music and
0asuen One Of their basnen bore the motto "Good
wm to An, and Equal Rights in the Lava" There
vers some three thousand present. Of al ages om the
psckaniuny 70 the patriarch There some two hun
rsd whites on the ground including many adiea The
day was very warm, and the shade Of nne elm trees
was grateful Tho negroes occupied their share Of
tAs platform, which was decorated with nags They
Ssn proud 70 be there. and oil the colored
people fslt proud Of IL was the first
sspsbcan mass meeting held in the State bouquet
- sewers, covered with . small American nag, and
borne ~ young colored woman, was presented to
Senator Wfon on the platform. He accepted and the
cssoFed people chesred him for the courtesy They
were al delighted and exultank He spoke for I've
hoars. covering the $40 ground generally in his
speech u Richmond h invited interTuptiop and
reply, but was made. ...-s..s.ttt
he meeting passed on quietly. Mayor washingtsn
- In ths crowd, but nos on the platform.
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
GEoR GIA.

Mass Meetlns mt Augnstu-Speech Of Gov.
.as e.N - ermOr Brown. @
AUGUSTA, Ga, April ~, 1897.
Governor Brown addressed large meeting Of citizens
It the Court House this evening. He took the same
ground as in his Atlanta and Savannah speeches. advis
ng the people to accept the offered by Congress
sbsns the bsst and the only hope Of Southern resto
ion Persistent opposition win exasperate the Northern
people, and may lead 70 oonfscstion. On tho other
hand speedy acceptance OF the terms offered will ead
70 the speedy restoration Bis address favorably
received.
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
vREEDnEs,s LABOR ASDnEEDnEys VOTES.

Unincasion or sonthern LandhcIdins Interests.
The observation OF General Ord IN one OF his recsns
crAen addressed freedmen thai the general pros
psriy Of the South "doss depend 40 much on how
nan vote upon how well each member Of society
1abors and keeps his contracs vary oppossuney
- ihs time, when there Ia much socsude n the south
" regard 10 the elect political meetings anu eectioneer
ing excitement will have In Withdrawing the negro popn
lasicnN from their accustomed spheres OF labor The
General furthermore wisely advises the freedmen
rnsi ~ ssslscs their business 10 engage
= poIiicaiN discussions, bat 70 continue 70
ssnp1 With their contracts aud provide for themselves
ssd isniss; fsr nsss they DO famine may comic
and thsy wn have mo- food" These trushs cannot bs
- nssty fvrpss ap,s W eenprshsnsion Of ~ plan
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
WELCOME 10 SENATOR DIXON IN HARTFORD.

He mnkes = speech on the cceasiou-The South
In . state Or slavery under the Military
Blll.
HAalvoRp, CosS., April ~.
Senator Dixon received II his home here, on the
arrival Of the I'VE r. NJ train, by speech OF welcome by
The Mayor, and salute Of thrty-scvsn guns band OF
music was present. and the crowd loudly cheercd the
speech or The Senator He spoke o. the south - IN
stste Of slavery under the Military BILL which placed In
the hands Of he President the lives of all The cizsna
without trial by jury.
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

Order fer the Resissratien Of Voters.
Arcular from Brevst Major General Griann, som.
nas6isg tho Military Ossrics Of Texas issued ON The
l7,h in ssss that under the supplsmsnsssy sca' 70
ths niAry Govsrnmsns bin. passsd March a. 1857 .
vsxssstsosf al legal wears required 70 bs msds
before the ht Of September, 1851 Ne therefore an.
nouacss that ssn registration dissrcis have ben
ss,ssA bslne ~ NE Jssssisl dsssics u hs
ssals rue ussupevin y sssuDssa bp ~ 0ssWuI ssD-
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
The Firemen's Procession in Charleston,
.. c., Ordered Not to Move 0nsl
They Procured an American Flag.
THAp STEVENS AND SENATOR WILSON,
ThebeOushefneFs Slowly Wheel
,,so@isol ling; Into Line. s
10 a01hRspa Oh Ian 8.M 81 reNs
adAAaut,l vaM H. - * La. y d
eai DOaIspfeiAl TElEsaAm 10 TINE ReRAlu.

CHxnzsros 9. c, April ~, 1867.
Yke annual parade Of ts Frs Department Of Charles
Has y hsvs taken place this mong q tsn O'Clock
Tho psUoession was about starting but there being
ssadI absence Of American nag In the column,
withssanding the great number OF all Of ohar ban
Bssts Bgader General CItx. shs following letter, and
srdessd the column not 70 move until the requirements
ef this letter were complied WITH .as
G1SmAL-You remember the regrets We expressed
70 prominent citizens the day Of the last nremens
parade that the American nag not TO be seen in the
column. Il was then said 70 have been an inadvertent
emission. Il 10 reported 70 me this morning
shat among the various emblems borne BY the
several companies u the rendezvous ON the citadel
parade ground the nag is not there desire that you
will q once send for the Chief OF the Fire Department
and inform him that the national standard must be
borne in front Of the column an escort Of honor
70 consist Of two members Of each company present. will
b detailed by himself to march with the coors that
the colors be placed opposite the reviewing
the ground designated for the review and that every
person in the column shall salute the colors by lifting
his hat arriving point thrse PAGES distant
from the cclors and carrying the cap upfted march
past hs coors TO point three PAGES distant from the
same. eHa s
The Nayoro the city, the Chief Of the Fire Depart
mont and the foremen Of companies will be held respon
sbs for he observance Of this order they are hereby
authorized and required 10 arrest any person who dis
obeys It. You will take such measures you may find
10 be necessary 70 insure the Of this order
Very respectfully,
D. Z. sICKLEs. Major General Commanding
10 BTsvet Brgadier General H. b CLIrz United states
Army, Commanding Post Of Charleston, .. c.
Olncal-J. W. CLous Captain Thirty eighth Infantry.
Acting Assistant Adjutant General e
When informed Of this order BY General Cz the Chief
- The Fire Department expressed behalf Of the Fire
Department, cheerful obedience and the procession
neW waiting until an American nag can be procured.
t~6S4 Nlss LATER. asa
A nag has been procured and the procession is now
Deving .s- .ssr.s@,@ s N
srxAron WIN snusa an.pr.urnr r&rn
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

Ia MfMst BoeTor April 27 1897
IAis last night nrs csush, IN an ash barrel placed
under = gas mesrs IN . lssse building corner Of
ssse and Cossrsss streets which melted tho pIps caus-
inn heavy explosion Of gsa Many windows were shat
tered partitions broken dosn, and other damage done
In the interior n the banding The New England MUTUAL
LHs IsssrAnee Company cwnoAud occupy ,se premi~ss
annnn1a
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

Sentence Pesepsned : Another Iudict8ent
Asainss Then.
t4 f@1arN4 Bosron, April ~.
The trial Of syms. Bartlett and Maguire the Bowdon-
ham Bank robbsn, hss concluded. and verdict Of
guilty has been rendered sentence postponed,
csptions by defendant's counsel having been nled.
The prisoners pleaded not guilty 70 another indct-
against thcm for entering the cashiers house and
assaultlng him with dangerous weapons They viii not
be tried for the offences charged In this Indictment un
the August term Of the Court
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

The Purchssc6 fshs ssIthwsss BraBch Rail.
road Or Miss u Not 70 be Perssstea WIFE,
ST. Loru, April n, 1881
The Dsmsrus this morning In 80 editorial eonsrsd'css
by authority the statement shs Governor Fesensr ~'i
permit The purchase Of the soa'hwss Branch Railroad
without psrformascs Of The cSnusc ~, 49, ss. susn
,Ss sss,ss of bonds they utterly without oandsIoa
And false
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
THE LABOR QUESTION.

Master 1Iasens and Plasterers.
The master masons and plastsrers held meeting last
night Kldufs corner OF Twenty second street and
Broadway The proceedings Of the MEETING strictly
private. Alls4 F-7 a#M##b sa.6t