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Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.-Several
weeks ago Mrs. Mary Conlon and two
children, Of San Francisco, came to this
county on visit to her sister, Mrs.
Frank O'Conner, residing on Oregon
Gulch. Her visit over, shc came to
Weavorville OH Tuesday last, with her
children, and stopped at the New York
Hotel, intending to take the stage We'd
nesday morning for Reading and thence
to San Francisco. About IL o'clock T,
N. she WAS taken suddenly i'll and died
about midnight. From DR.. Montague,
who was called to attend the lady, we
learn that apoplexy was the immediate
cause Of her death. She was buried in
the Catholic Cemetery at this place We'd
nssday afternoon. Her husband resides
at San Francisco, and the news of her
death coming to him just At the time he
WAS looking forward TO her return will be
u sad blow Indeed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10
~ ,he vho,e h,story Of medicine,

no preparation has ever performed such mar
velious cures, or maintained 20 wide arepn-
tation, as AYER's CHtRRY Prcf9RAL which Is
recognized a. the worlds remedy for all dis
eases Of the throat and lungs lts long-con'
tinued series OF wonderful cures in all cll-
mates has made il universally known as a safe
and reliable agent TO employ. Against ordi-
nary colds, which are the iorerunners OF more
serious disorders, il acts speedily and SURELY
always relieving suffering, and often saving
use i'm the throat and lung disorders OF ehil-
dren, makes il an Invaluable remedy, 70 be
kept always ON hand in every home. NO per
son can afford 20 be without IL, and those VINO
have once used II never viii, FROM thelr
knowledge of its composition and effects, Ply
sieians use the CHEKHY PECfoHAL extensively
in their practice, and Clergymen recommend
it. 1t is absolutely certain in its remedial ei-
fects and will always cure where cures are
possible. FoR SAILS BI ALL pEALEES
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

4 LocuM TEREMs. The boss, having
taken trip to the mountains in the hope
OF getting rid of the weight Of ilesh which
in hot weather cIipples his energies and
impairs his usefulness, has duly installed
u. in the editorial chair for brief period.
All bills due the Office can be paid to us
and will be duly receipted bills against
the office must await the return of the
boss. As that individual will undoubted
ly come back in the condition commonly
known as broke, we respectfully suggest
- delinquents ani others the prepriety OF
making us the recipient of few little
dsbs of coin. SabsP
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

MORE GOODS AT THE NEW STORE
A large and splendid lot OF Ladies and
Mems Shoes and Slippers, Dress Goods,
Sbeetngs, Shirtings, and Furnishing
Goods received yesterday and more com
ing. Call and examine their Stock and
Prices. A dollar saved is dollar earn
Il M
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10
more to say

PAY UP THE Subscription List to
the new school building fund is now in
in the hands OF NJ. F. Griffin, Trustee,
and subscribers are requested TO call and
settle the amounts OF their subscriptions.
There are several who have promised to
subscribe to the fund but have not done
so as yet, who are specially invited to do
so at their earliest convenience as the
list remains open, Remember that we
are to have q nice School House and
there is not yet money enough to pay for
it; also that every little helps"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

DISTRICT Court CALENDAR The
Regular August Term of District Court
will meet next Monday. Below is the
calendar of cases for the term
Henry Lorenz ct al. VS.. David Evans
ct al = Action for Debt. c. f. Williams
for plaintiffs j. G. Irwin for defendants.
NJ. f. Griffin VS.. E. P. Lovejoy ct al.
Attachment Suit. c. E. Williams for
plaintiff.
Charles Kuper ct al. VS.. +. P. Lovejoy
ct al. G. Il. Williams for plaintiffs.
Peter P. Knudsen ct al. VS.. f. P.
Lovejoy ct al. j. q. Irwin for plaintiffs: /:
c. E. Williams for defendants.
w. j. Di!ks VS.. A. G. Dyer ct al
Vendors Lien, j. G. Irwin and c. E..
Williams for plaintiff.
Henry Junkans ct al. VS.. v. Wilson.
-Injunc.ion. c. l.. Williams forplaint
ifs; Clay W. Taylor for defendant.
Thomas Cox vs.. Elizabeth Cox-Ac-
ton for Divorce. r. Clifford for plaintiff.
Ann Eliza Foster VS.. Philip S. Foster
Action for Divorce. j. G. Irwin for
plaintiff.
Nicholas Harvey VS.. Henry T. Harvey
Compliant on Promissory Note. c.
+. Williams for plaihtiff.
W. B. Stoddard vs. j. A. Sturdivart
--Foreclosure Of Mortgage, L. Clifford
for plaintiff.
j. A. Sturdivsnt vs.. D. A. Reed ct al
Foreclosure Of Mortgage. Clay w.
Taylor for plaintiff.
l.. f. Rsab VS.. Ung Hop Lee Fore
closure OF Mortgage. c. (. Williams for
plaintiff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
RECORDED DURING THE FAST WEEK.

Manuel Enos to Frank Silva-l acre of land
Douglas City-Sl50.
John Dyer 10 Karsky & Misunderstanding
property, Red Fiat-S350
william webor to Thomas Armstrong 100
acres land, S. W. Trinity-s4OO.
Holmes johnson to Thomas Armstrong-l60
seros land. S. W. Trinity
Michael Carol to Thomas Armstrong-lGO
seros land, S. W. Trinity-S400.
Frank Robertson to Thomas Armstrong l6O
acres land, S. W. Trinity-S3j0
O. C. Christisnsen to Jacob Paulsen-
Mining Property etc.-3,j00.
Frod Lachermacker and life TO V. V.
Wilson and wife-United States Bakery-sl000
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

DEATH NoTICE.-By request of that
paper the following is copied from the
Wheatiand, Yuba county, Record Of
August I'd "Died at Spencervile,
Tuesday, July 25th, 1878, Earnest Frank
lin, only son of ID. F. and NJ. f. Hoover
aged years, 2 months and Is days"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

OFFICIAL VIsIT.-John f. Brown, of
San Francisco, Most Worthy Grand
Patriarch of the Grand Encampmont, /.
o. 0. F., of California, will visit Stella
Encampment, No. Il, at this place, next
Monday evening August 18th. A Special
Meeting has been called for that date and
full attendance Of Patriarchs is earnest.
lY requested
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

CODES AND STATUTHs.-Copies Of the
Statutes of lS77-7S and tho Amendments
to the Codes adopted at tho last session
of the Legislature, have been received at
the Clerks Office and furnished the Sheriff
for distribution. Justices of the Peace
will please take notice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

THE Shasta Courier, speaking Of Sen
ator Jones MS candidate for reelection,
thinks he will make the rifle, " inasmuch
as he is the best eectoneerer west of tho
Rocky Mountains. Trinity people can
bear testimony to j. P.s talents in that
canacity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

Dissolution - The co partnership
heretofore existing between Jacob Paul
sen and o. c. Christiansen has been ds-
solved by mutual consent. The business
will hereafter be conducted by Mr.. Paul
sen who will pay all bills against the firm
and is authorized 10 collect all moneys
due: Elsewhere will be found the usual
Dissolution Notice, wherein Mr.. Paulsen
requests an early settlement from all who
are indebted to the old firm. Mr.. Christ
Jansen will leave in few days for the
"Faderland." Of which VIC will have
more to say.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

SALE or Personal PRoPERTY.-Da-
yid Taylor, Public Administrator, Will
sell at Public Auction next Wednesday
at 2 p. NJ, ali the Furniture, Clothing
Bedding, etc, Of the Estate of the late
Asa Taylor. Most of the articles to DO
sola are new aud in good condition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

New ROAD DISTRICT The Board Of
Supervisors have formed new Road
District on Coffee Creek and tributaries.
The boundaries Of the district can be
found by reading the proceedings of the
Board, published elsewhere.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

"THE CHINESE MusT Go. IA law
suit between couple of heathens has just
been tried at the Court House, and a
couple of the almond eyed gentry are en-
gagged in an animated discussion of the
points raised, beneath our widow. From
the euphonic sentences which are waited
to us we Judge they have not very eHal-
ted opinion of "Meican man law"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

WILL RETURN.-Mr. w. T. Worth
ington writes us from Hay Fork that
he will remain there another week, after
which he will come as far "a Douglas
City where he will be glad to do any
work which may offer during next
week. He will be at Douglas for one
week only, aud then return to Weaver
Vile to remain two weeks. Make n
note Of it all ye who desire good pic
lures.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

CHANCE OF FIRM.-The proprietorship
of the Steam Saw Mill, Ranch and Ditch
Of Whtmore Il Co., at Junction City has
again changed hands and the business
will hereafter be conducted by Whitmore
and Studivant, who will sottle all demands
agains. the o Id firm and are authorized to
collect all outstanding accounts. See
notice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

To LoNd RIDGE Sheriff Philbrook
and c. w. Craig, proprietor of the
Journal, lett Thursday morning for
Long Ridge and Southern Trinity gener-
ally. They expect to be absent from ten
days to two weeks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

LAw.--The District Court Calendar
has twelve cases on it-more than has
been brought for consideration Of the
Court for many torn before. Either
times are improving or the reverse. We
leave our readers to say which.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

NEW SIDEWALK. The sidewalk in
front Of the Court House has been taken
up and new one put down in its place
not before it was needed as every body
who has walked over it in the last year or
two can testify. Mr.. Wallace is doing
the work.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

To- NIaHT.-Thc Grand Ball at Low
den Ranch takes place this (Frdny) even
ing. Large delegations will be in attend
ance from every town in the county. A
splendid time is certain.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

SHORT CoMMoNs.-T columns of tho
JOURNAL this week look little meager,
but our readers must overlook the fact in
consideration oftheabsence OF MIR. Craig
We hope to do better next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10
Board Of Supervisors.
REGULAR TERM.

Present: VIM. Guthrie, F. Bates,
JOHN Whitmore.
The following proceedings are had
Petition of the citizens OF Douglas City
for ford across Trinity River below
Douglas City, received and approved.
Petition of the citizens of Coffee Creek
for road District, and public highway
from the wagon road to the head Of Cof-
fee Creek, and the appointment of A. c.
Galan as Road Overseer of said District,
and the Road District to commence at
the mouth of Morrison's Gulch, embrsc-
ing all the waters OF Coffee Creek, run
ming to the Siskiyou County line, re-
ceived and approved
Resignation of VIM. Rilterbush as
Justice of the Peace OF North Fork Town
ship received and approved.
Board adjourned till "a. NJ. August
9th, 1873.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

CHURCH Notwithstanding ut June
tion City, Sunday the Ilth inst, at l0l3
O'Clock A. M., and at the Court House in
the evening at the usual hour. Subject !;
Psalms, CAIX ; Is. |. b. FIsH.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

CHANGED HANDS. United States
Bakery has changed hands, V. V. Will
son and wife, of Oregon Guloh. being the
purchasers. There is population sufii-
oient here to sustain a good Bakery and
the building has nm eligible location for
.he purpose. We have no doubt but un-
der the new proprietorship people will find
the business conducted in a manner de-
serving Of patronage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

IN "0FFIs. by an item in the West
Coast Signal we see that our former
friend, j. G. Corbus, once of Indian
Greek, is Postal AgeA on the route from
Dunkirk, N. Y, to Cleveland Ohio.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

Communication petition of the eiti-
zsns OF Weaverville Township u. Is.
Bassham has been appointed constable.
Porksrs are hereby notified that they can
NO longer roam the streets with impuniiy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

WosK CoMMEMCED.- Work on the
foundation Of the now school house has
begar in good earnest, quite number of
workmen arriving by tho stage Tuesday,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

School DANCE.-We learn that the
good people of junction City propose
having little dance at the School House,
for the purpose of raising funds to pay
for new stove, and some necessary re-
pairs to the building. The object is a
laudable one and we hope they may be
successful. We understand the dance
will probably take place next Friday
eveninp
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

The Weber Piano is tender, sympa-
thetic, brilliant, powerful, all in one.--
Chul ch Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

ELEvATEp.-LastM Monday was Field
Day in town. Big time. Everybody OH
it. Whoopee Galorlous
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

VIsITIHa.-M w. ID. Sutherlin ar
rived on Wednesdays stage, on visit to
her mother and sister.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

SpLESDID opora glasses, Of the finest
quality, for SO each, at Uncle Harris,
7O2 Kearny street, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

OsA VIsIT.-Hon. John McMurry
and family started below Sunday morning
on visit.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

A SLIPPERY CoUNTRY.-We paid a
visit to the claim of Wallace & Hughes,
near our old stamping ground" at
Garden Bar last week. The boys have
done some good worl, in that region but
have great trouble to contend with in
the slippery nature of the hillside above
the claim. One slide last winter took
away their fume and cabin, besides doing
other damage. They have some splen-
did ground ahead Of them and if they
can keep the mountain back to its place
will no doubt make a good showing at
the end Of the Summers work.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10
Settlement Wanted.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED to me
II by account are requested 10 make II
settlement beiort Sept. 20, 1878, as |
intend to leave the State Immediately
after that date. j. &C. Wood Is authorized
10 receipt for any moneys thnt may be duo
nls on account. JOHN LORD.
Wsaysryille, July 2:, 1873. in.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10
TO INVEST
IN THE
WEAVERVILLE D. & H. NJ. co.

ANY PERSON DESIRING TO invest
n in the Weavervllle Ditch and Hy-
draulic Mining Company can learn OF an
to purchase Fifty or more
shares OF tho Capital Stock Of said
Company by writing 10 X. N. Williams,
3O0, Pine St, San Francisco, OF applying
to NJ. Il. GRIFFIN.
Wesvsryille, Aug. ist, 1878. n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

Tho Board meets pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present; VIM. Guthrie, Il. Bates,
John Whitmore.
The following proceedings are had;
The following bills on the General
Fund audited. allowed and ordnred paid .
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

j w Philbrook (care Court House) 10 90
The following bills on tho Board Of
Supervisors Contingent Fund allowed
and ordered paid
Fordyce Bates for Attorneys Fees 80 90
The Board takes recess till l o'clock
Y. n.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

For THE FATHERLAND. - Ole c..
Christiansen, or as he is better known
BILLY" has disposed ofhis interest in the
Rush Creek and other property TO Jacob
Paulsen his partner and will, we are Civ
en- to understand return to his old home
in Schleswig Holstein, starting some day
next week. "Silly" is one of the pio-
neers of Trinity, having come here at an
early day. He thinks his stay in thu old
country will be permanent, but we hope
and believe it will not. His many friends
here and elsewhere will join in wishing
him prosperous journey and safe return,
Get frau "Villam'and come back to US.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

RETURNED.-J d. Mathews returned
Wednesday from quite an extended trip
in the Eastern States. He is not tavora
bly, impressed with the climate of the
"old country" with its extremes of heat
and cold. While East Mr.. Mathews
purchased the machinery of now and
improved style of steam saw mill and has
it at Reading, 1t car be readily set up
in any convenient place where timber is
handy and removed again without much
trouble. There are localities in this and
adjoining counties where mill of that
kind can be used to good advantage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

The Board meets pursuant TO adjourn
ment. Tuesday, August 9th, 1878.
Present: VIM. Guthrie, +. Bates,
John Whitmcre.
The following proceedings are had:
Report Of NJ. n. Wadleigh, County
School Superintendent, received and ap-
proved.
Petition of the Citizens of Weaverville
for the appointment of Green b. Bass
ham rs Constable of Weaverville Town.
ship received and approved.
The following bills on the Bridge Fund
audited, allowed and ordered pad
A. q. Price, Road Overseer, Canon
City s 80 90
Chris. Nickel Road Oversesr Hamilton
District 80 90
G. w. Craig, (Printing) 80 90
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10
ROLL OF HONOR.

RECEIPTS DURING THE PAST wREl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-08-10

The following bills on the Contingent
Fund audited, allowed and ordered paid
A. l.. Bancroft stationery IL 80
David Hardin wood AZ Is
Mrs NJ Jones (ca-e Of Judges room) Is 90
j. Barnickel stationery 80 %
NJ. Lang (merehandise) 5 30
Wells, Fargo x Co.,, (expressage . 40
c. W. Craig printing! 20 90
Henry Junkans (merchandise) 81 %
NJ. L. Kellogg stationery ~ 80
John Blackwell (wntering street, 10 90
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
Tho following u tho bill rciatiug !
fAa fcctslafurcs If he territories az !

The following u the bill rciating to
tho legislature Of he territories az y
apaliy passed. eassess. n viii b. seca
that tho Law dses aet go into sssaet antii
after Tho next Legislature.
~Tbat Srssn aud after the aaieurnfnsns
~ sht rext i@, If III tefFiscriat argis-
iatnrey. she council oss ewl, Of tho sersl,
fo.iss 81 the Uaiiusd sgss.sses sba,., lat eS,
CreSi I svetvs fasaMt<sx. kssa .he horse
sa~,s,caen.ative~ III eaeh Y'sah act esossd
twenty four members; and the meiat'ers
III each bsAaeh or saii se~c.al legislatures
shall receive i cninpansation Ut 81 per
day. each. during III ssessiof,s provided by
iaw' nys stiaiI receive such mileage AZ the
IAN provides; and the president Of the
carneii and the speaker Of the house OF
representatives shall receive 80 per day,
faf the sam tinsa-
And tie ar7esal legislatures at their
next session sFe directed to divide their
respective territories iuto rs nsany connci'
and representative districts as they dssisc.
which d,sts,ct enall be as nearfy equal as
practicable, taking into consideration
population, except tIadisns not taxed; !
proutel, TIE nunis,cr Of coGncli districts
shall tot exceea twenty fcur in any one
az tho said teiriloricss and all pats OF
section fssa, Tsl9. 1883. 1922 of the re-
vised Statutes of tic United States IN con
fict with the provisions herein arc re-
pealcd.n ,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24

ssserfm.s saae.

1aa eoaa.y 81 81 d hass'' S. Is ia pi II saii iS Saaa !"
The weir P,ow Company a cor-)
pcra,ion organized and doing
business nader and by virtue or
IT, laws Of the state of llsfna.s,
vs. Plaintiff.
s. W. Skinner and Clara Or
skirrer. nsferi2n'S
Notice IS hereby given: that, by virtue 81 a
;.f9gtaefk and GpcsSc of foreclosure and sale
Sendetta in the ais,yict corr; OF Union county
DasG,a Territory. Oh the I'm day IF Jane, a /;
1878, IA the e2o9e entitled action, when saii
lsl.suent waa IN favor Of the Weir Pow CON-
paay. The plaintiff, and against r. W SKINNER.
ne defendant, fcr tie ss,a Of seven h'.J:t.red,
shtrty-fpur s. .5-iS dollars nlso = cecEee al tera-
c;os1re and eaie Of the PREMISES hereinafter
caecr!s29 III favor of the Weir P!0w company,
plaintiff and against r, w, skinner, defendant.
10 ~. iefy saic jnagarnt, aAa also ~ virtue Of ali
g&yCut,cu TO mo directed ana delivered and
now in my hands issaed cat OF The Clerks ot'ce
of the district court. III and for said comfy OF
UliDu, Dakota Territory. onaer tNe haHa OF ths
clerk thereof and the seal of the said court, uTon
inc a:orr- aid Judgment and decree ordering me
20 oil said property 10 satisfy sdld Judgment, 1
iii on the aud day %oflnly, 1873, levy upon the
SkiUDar and Clara q. Skinner. tbc same THAI is
describe Ia said decree and agccrti On, 70 wit:
Ths east haif Of lot Il ore and northeast guar
sneof section Il. two. and lot III northwest
quar.ec and tao fofi heast glatler OF the SCUM
| wet quarter az seetionI ona in township l93]
n,ncty three Of tsngo (Saj afiy containing one
hundred and sixty acres according 10 goVcrnment
survey.
Ard that : shsil On Thursday the Sth day al
! August. 1913, ~ the kotr Of two t2l O'Clock In
the afternoon OF said day at the front door OF
TIE corr house in the CITY OF Elk Point, Union
| county. DakUta Territory proceed to sell all the
right little and interest OF tho said defendants Il
". Skinner aud ciaIa q. skinner II, aud to fl
! shove described properly or 80 much thereof q:
VIII be sufficient to satisfy SAID Judgment an0
costs amounting to seven hundred thirty four and
| IL 100 do'lars ara interest On the sa,1e from tis
sale a pUbiic g~:c;ioI g the highest siaGsr fd
! cssh.
l.. II. Lewis. A. BOVEE.
Pitts Attv. Sheriff os Union Co. y. T.
Dated Elk Point, d. ]. July Ind, 1878.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
] A taDr q S.c.a creek Wit
The Largest I'lOw In the
world,

The largest pillow ever built has been
constructed for the Chicago. Milwaukee
aud st, Paul railroad company, to use IN
ditching for railway construction in Iowa,
to be drawn neither by horses, OK or
mute, but by \ locomotive. The dimen'
sions Of this steam pulled ditchcr are
given q follows: The share weighs $50
pounds, the mould board $50 pounds, the
beam 900 pounds. the coulter and clasp
$50 pounds, the cicvis 60 pounds. the
standard ia paubtli. The beam 16ls
feet inrg, 10 inches wide and II itcnes
.hics ts.a .houii beard, 3 feet By &c
i~,ef,es; sss.a Gs3 feet ~ - ;aeaes. Il
si.. cit i f5sfas u ftcIcs aide.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
The pubuarc Times Of the aath Inst.

The Dubuque Times of the 10th inst.
iii an article commenting upon the recent
rebel speech of Jeif Dayis, closes its re
MARKS as fellows
1T is the inculcasion of auch politica'
doctrines ~ tllese that fills the minds Of
patriots everywhere with alarm especi.
ally 40 ros one lisp Of deEuhciation is
heard from Democratic lips in the North,
wh;la d grand chorus of approving shouts
rises IN throughout the entire Solid
South Il is such dnc.rincs rs these that
drag fortil the bloody shirt from its oft.
ravsrcd tomb, and recall 10 the people
the dread ssfferings they have endured
by reason Of this 'nnshsken belief in the
rights Of secession which now appears
nrsder .hc spccious title OF local self gov
e~Ynsnent, II is MT the Rcpublicans who
aiseptomb this emblem Of the fiery days
uf 1876, Lat the loader Of the Solid
South, which III turn iesds and dominates
tbs democratic party of the North. And
30 ia every instance where its unqniet
grave has baen rsgbhed of tho bloody
sisIrt. TIE .sfk hes been firne f,y Demo
.rat;. I1..au,as -E.axx fxl,casiQa-sf Ia
stcess.a1. Hlw do the Union soldiers
iixe tha outlook r,