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The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-1864, 1862-08-16
Drafting Orders.

The War Department has issued the follow
ing stringent orders in regard to drafting for
the Union army:
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THE Republicans desired union with the
Democracy, because their leaders had defraud
ed the people out of too much for the response
bility Of single party.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-1864, 1862-08-16

ForJUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Ophir Township
will receive the support of
MANY FRIENDS.
August 18th, 1862,
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n. B.-The officers OF the several Election Pre-
cncts are hereby notified that the Board of Super
visors will open the returns and canvass the votes
on the Monday follwing the day of election.
The officers of the several Election Precincts are
hereby instructed to send their accounts to the
County Clerk separate from the Election Returns,
daily certified by the Inspector of their respective
Precincts.
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oRoyILLE LODGE No. 1903. +. +. y.

OROvILIE LODGE No. 1913. +. 4. y.
a THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF
y y OroYille Lodge, No. 1903, of F. \. NJ. are
Nheld on the last Saturday of each month,
aud called meetings every Saturday, at the Masonic
Hall, over 4. McDcrmoit's Drug Store.
DANIEL JEWETT, W.M.
SIMON L. RosENTBAL, Sec'y.
oR0vILLE DIVISION 40. 90. :. OF 4.
Meet regularly on Tuesday Evening of each week
in their Hall, corner of Oak and Montgomery St.
All members OF the order in good standing are cor
daily invited to attend.
P. II. HARRIS, W. S
GEO. W. ELLIOTT. R. s.
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The Cleveland Herald Republican paper
thus speaks of the German and Irish and other
foreigners
We unhesitatngly aver that seven tenths of the
foreigners that land our shores. have less inte-
gence than a full blooded African"
Comment upon such language is unnecessary.
1t is undoubtedly the sentiment of a large ma
jority of the dominant party.
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WYANDOTT TOWNSHIP.

Floyd's Store-H Jones insp.. Robinson : Frew,
judges.
Bangor-Gariner Osgood, insp., J \ Watson.
Hiram Reese, judges.
H-Ison's RGnch-J.M Wilson, insp.. JAS Forbes
C. Dunkum. judges.
Honeut City, Fox, insp.. Armstrong W Game
judges.
It-yandott w Y Bis, insp., \ Thatcher. Jno 5
Morris, judges.
Oregon ciy-wm Hendricks insp., E W Morri-
son, } Williams. judges.
Cherokee F7at-P Oliver, insp, Ed Tyler SamI
Glass judges
NessiAa FaHey-Geo Rothrock, insp., NJ Pence,
L BlInham. judges.
Fors,.er's Ranch-w NJ Jamison, insp., Eli Con
rad, g Winter judres
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CHICO TOWNSHIP.

Chico-Rubes, insp., James Cole, Oliver Spraul,
judges.
I'annesi's Store-T VI Turner insp Chas Sin
shure, Thos Williams judges.
Rock Creek W Thrower, inSp. VIM McIntire.
ThnS Thompson. judges.
Roles Store Pine Creck-J NJ HoyIe insp., Luke
Moore " Mcclure, judges.
permont MWs-Joseph Mouill, insp., J NJ Shaw
judges.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-1864, 1862-08-16

VIM H. WEEKS,
Secretary Of State
- In witness whereof | have hereun-
( ., to set my hand and caused the
'hAN' Great Seal of State to be affixed.
49, Done at Sacramento, California,
this the twenty first day of July, in
the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-two.
LELAND STANFORD.
Governor.
BY the Governor.
WIN. II. WEEKS,
Secretary of State.
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III. F. YOkUM.

PEOPLES CANDIDATE FOR sUPERyIS OR,
DISTRICT No. four.
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CONCOW TOWNSHIP.

Concotc Iiauey-A W Thompson, insp.. C c Mar
quiS Jno Riley. judges.
Ha'.kee Hil-Mike Wells. insp.. Q. NJ Evans. -
Clark judges.
Little Kimsielr-D Davis insp.. G Wheeler, T
Mumford judges.
india Chy-D Edwards, insp.. Geo North, H {
White, judges.
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KIMSHEW TOWNSHIP.

Dosto,et-E B kinson, insp.. - Pollard,
Gridley. judges
Heito'cn-Wm Nesbit, insp., Jno Nichols, H B
Ford, judges.
DianoadriAc- jackson, inSp.. II Shook, "
Mcintosh, judges.
1Iiaera Siide--P Wolerton insp., = Groves. -
Ware. judges
CenfrcrHe s Tadd, in~p., B Coleman. Geo
Beaumont, judges.
Forks Of Butte-W D Evans insp., A Smith,
\ J Davidson. judges.
Hudson's House-B Brown, insp., J Cud, Vim
CoombS iadges.
po,relfs Ranch-C Clark insp., Y Harning,
Il P Powell. judges.
Inskip-s Dewey. insp., c Coleman, Bull,
Judges
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HAMILTON TOWNSHIP.

HsmAton-R Moore, insp., J L Henshaw, Capt.
Nelson. judges.
Lynch's House. L Crane, insp.. Israel Moore,
r Turner, judges.
Robinson's Ranch-J Robinson. insp., - Rhodes,
a Powell, judges.
Thompson 5 Flat H Gardner, insp.. 4 Hall.
OriD Wriebt iu,lrn-
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\. \. SMALL, Secretary,
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A. n. WYMAN

VVUHtN VItTN'
and er-cfcio Clerk of Board of Supervisors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-06
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY GovSRNog,
ALExANDRIA, Va, Sept. Is, 1862.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. Is, 1862.
GenerGL Orders, No. 2:
information having been received st thess
Headquarters, that certain citizens and soldiers
Of tow repute are constantly committing depre'
datons upon the property and persons OF DE-
fenceless inhabitsnts who have By force Of cir
cumstances been com PEELED to resort to AlexaE-
dris as place Of shelter and protection -
therefore, notice is hereby given, that all per-
SONS detected participating IN such lewless acts,
will be arrested and placed IN confnenaent By
order Of JOHN Z, SLOOGH!
: Brig Gen, Military Gov Of Alexandria,
RoLLrS C. GALE, Capt. and 4. s.. q.
sept l6-tf
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Pittsburg Chronicle makes the following state
n2ent in relation to the mutiny in Col. schim-
gnelpfennig regiment noticed in the WASH
ington Star:-"The regiment had been order
ed to march, but the men refused to move IN
until they were paid. COL Schiunel pfennig
perem ptoriy commanded them TO tall in, .
but they answered by shouting, the Pay
master, the paymaster; our wives and children
are starving, and we must have money Carl
Schruz now appeared on the ground and ad-
dressed the men, telling them that both he
and Sigel were doing everything in their power
70 get them paid and chat in g few DAYS at far
Ghest they would get their money. lie spoke
TO them Of their duty as soldiers, and gave
them the alternative Of obeying orders Or
going as prisoners TO the Dry Iortugas 1870
lie then left Col. Schimmelpfennig next
made brief address, begging Of them not to
sullv their fair fame, or disgrace themselves by
such unsoldierly and scandaous conduct. H
called for three cheers for the 74th which
were given with will, the men hurraing
loudly A portion Of the men row slung their
knapsacks and followed the colors out OF camp,
hut g number refused TO STIR. Orders were
given the 29th New 0rk 70 surround t!le 1ll~
tinoers, and to fire upon them if necessary;
but as the men had deep cause tor complaint
they were not executed. The men, 1t ar pears
have not been paid for SIX months
HOSPITAL FRAUDS Some developments OF
fraud have been made with reference to the
Capitol hospital. There are eleven hundred
and forty patients in il, and the association Of
citizens who supervise hospital matters have
made g. report to the War Department con
corning the PATIENTS Thereport states that the
usual food given them was s ccp Of coffee,
without sugar or cream, and hall cooked tat
pork. with the Hardest kind Of Cry bread
Donations sent there, unless personally 81 ven
the soldiers by the donors Or the association,
sodom reach them. In the lower rooms OF
the Capitoi it was found that tables covered
with every luxury were spread, the attendants
and various invited guests gorglng themselves
there with food which SHOULD have been given
the patients and many Of the articles being
purchased with the money procured by sale
Of government rations Complaint OF these
frauds have been made to the proper author
ity, and doubtless the guilty vii! soon be Sc
verely punished, -Bait Republican.
The address of President Lincoln to the col
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JOHN T. COOKE,

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
TTAS CONSTANTLY on hand a large sssors~
II ment Of FAMILY GROCERIES, consist
ing Of BACON, Of all kinds; FLoIR p ths
barrel or smaller packages; BUCK " H 44ad'
CURRANTS, EAIsINS, PRUNEs, FlGs,
SARDINES, &C., &C., 60 which be invites s0'
attention. Of customers. Nv
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From Gsu, MeClellan's Army.

FrGYu Gsn. EeClau3nE AGUS.
ao1zr Ar HEIGHTS NEAE HARPEas FERRY,
Oct. 2, 1862, Up. NJ.
Of course there is no public information here
IS to The object Of the Presidents visit. The
impression Of those who ought to be best IN
formed is that be desires TO examine into the
condition Of the army for HIMSELF and, as one
Of General Mcclellan friends phrases it, to
hurry forward General Mcclellan.
It is further believed that movement is IN
contemplation to cover che Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, which will result In great battle
near Winchester, unless the ConfederateS tall
back They are receiving heavy reinforce
ments and are said to be fortltylng there
The reports about the great damage done to
the road seem to have been premature. 4
train from the West ran to Hancock, so miles
from here, last night, 4 reconnaissance from
the West Of us penetrated to Romney without
finding the enemy in force. In this vicinity,
however, his pickets extend to within three or
four miles Of this place, and can sometimes be
seen from our batteries, with the unasslsted
eye.
The rebuilding Of the railroad bridge across
the Potomac is going forward rapidly. 1t will
probably be completed within week..
ANOLD REGIMENT. Of the Oldest New
York regiments in the Army Of the Potomac
has now the following number Of officers and
men: 81 priyates, 81 non-commissioned officers,
II line and field and staff otflcers-total $50.
The pay Of the prvates is not less than $1,000
8 g.5nth. Their subsistence will not he more
than S., 900 for the same time. The line and
field officers alone for these nlnety-tour men
are q cost 70 the Government OF not less than
s., 900 a month There are officers enough for
a. full battalion The illustration we have given
is bat one cut Of many score. Regiments are
SO reduced that their relative expense IS enor-
nous: and the greatest waste is thus OCCASION
ed. In many divisions commands are SO re-
duced that brigsdes fall below the ordinary quo
"a Of a regiment.-BUH An2er.
The people Of the city Of Hudson in n. L,
have Lit upon novel expedient to secure
small change currency without disobeying the
law. The banks Of that city permit persons
who make desposlts with them to draw checks
for any sum less than dollar. These franc
tional checks care DOW in universal use and
have driven out postage stamps.
The steamship Sunbeam, Of London, acting
master Falson, arrived in New York from New
Inlet, N. c., Sept 80. The Sunbeam was
captured Sept %, of New Inlet, by the i.
S, gunboats State Of Georgia and Mystic, while
ATTEMPTING to run the blockade at Wilmington.
She is built of iron, Of 205 tons burthen, has
sn aux;ary enrlna of 81 horse mower. vae
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NOTICE.
DIR. z HOWE RIPLEY,

TTAvING recently taken Up his residence n
IL this place, will pursue the practice OF nls
profession, and feeling confident OF his aollNyE
solicits share Of public patronage. de "'''
give particular attention to
DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN,
in which branch Of his profession be mas az, nno
large experience. Hsw II also treat CA Akh -
AL AFFECTIONS Oh 8 new and entirely o'a'
ferent principle with almost certain success.
ALExAsDR1A, Va, Sept. 6, 1862.
sa- DR.. r. may bs found st No. 10 hsas
street. sep lo-Im~
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The address Of President Lincoln to the col
ored deputation, at the White House; has
created very unpleasant sensation all through
Central America, and particularly IN Mic 4rauga
.nd Costa Rica, and preiudiced the people
much against the government AMI people OF
che United States. In both the latter eoun-
tries the people declare that they will resist 70
the extent Of their power the introduction OF
American negroes as colonists.
By the steamer British Queen, at n. York,
from Nassau, \. r, we learn that the Cor
tederato steamships Scotia and Angce had
both arrived at that port from Charleston, the
farmer On the 23t}|l, and the latter On the 26th
,,)t. The sohoouer Maggie Fulton had also ar
rived from, Wilmington, n, G., With cotton,
Tie draft comns9saced in Ohio ca Wednes-
day last. The drawing for Crosby township
sook place in Cincinnati, aud tie first man Sc
leoysi yvas Il tevora keeper, the third a shaker
sad thu eighth q minister, thu remaining
&v1ve >l:a;7o b:>:ta;; farmers aud lshoEosa.
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fE'O the HOLDERS OF BONDS 81 the ~ i oi
< PITTSBURGH ISSUED toRAlLROAD COAPANitS'
1a C,gnc. o. lhe City OF Pittsburgh having beer shof'
/, bv on act II lie .sltn-e 20 effect compouse wilh
soc Hoders Of Bond. OF -aid city iaucd to Railroad Com
nrnes AID having passed orctce giFlrs in power
,nst tho nance Commu.e Lots o. sich bonls
are respectfully invited to o1ail copies ofth" Address Of s.id
toutt,e tairs 'he 'Taf 90 compromise piOpoed ~
t..fa BIZ sddro.sins JOHN alCCAk0O CHy ContEotler
rrtsDursh "a.
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Ncw Publications.
VICTOR HUGOs GREAT NOVEL.
COMPLETE m FIVE VOLUMES.
CARLETON5 EDITION.
LES MISERABLES-VALJEI

LES MISERABLES-NA
TIE FIFTH PART aadlls Of HUGO'S Crest Novel is now
ready.
TIE parts are: -..-
PARrIFANTINE PART I1--COsEfTE.
pApr ~ As,pu,s PANT IV-Sr BENlS.
PART V.-VALJEAN
Such works a. this appear bot once IN eentay' Les
M..rsts,, ia too humby delegated move 0y us So'h0'
e. the move is but screen beani which the master s' pro
e,s,ppg a, viii. authority le ranlet and most vital uas
gqpr. of Christ nave hal in essence and purpose no
NOR. inita.or Victor Hugo is In the decline Of
nc b has been IN author Of marx 70 more than quarter oil
csor. he +, au exile and because he republican
and VII no, stiuro his faith; YET not trace Of bitterness Of
,,oy,ss de5ras these august volumes Royast impen-
sst ais.oerAt conservative peruse them without aver
sion r their suthor has risen through observation reflection
.xrice suffering, to that high: whence Is eome
heuded the good in evil toe truth seeming fasehood and
ths beairan use which Ouncieut Wi-jon extracts fsom
bun.al flai'sy, hypocrisy bisory and cnInc
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Contents OF No. 1874 Oct. II ]:
I..LEADING ARTICLES: Tn. Proclamation Of
Freedom Ia the South; Twelve Little Dirty
Questions Tie Rs0el Armies; Editorial Para
u.wAR NEWS SUMMARY
III. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
V..THE GREAT BATTLES At CoRlNTH: Our
Special Correspono enPs Account; Graphic Details
OF the Fighting A Grand bayonei CA4Ise Final
Rou Of tie Rebels
v..REBEL OPINION or THE BATTLE or COR
U..THE FIGHTING on THE HATcHE: Battle,
a, Pocahoutss. Ripley, ana hossu,h' The Rebels
Tbeir Train, and sc4iter
villa GREAT BATTLE IN KENTUCKY: TIE
Rebels Attacked b. Gen. Buell.. Shor. but
Terrible Fight The Rebels Break and Run.
VII. CAPTURE or IMPORTANT REBEL GORE
TX. REPoRTs FROM HARPERs FERRY.
KNEW PUBLICATIONS: Brown'on on the War.
xILEPTERs FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRE-
sPOyDENrs WITH THE ARMY or TIE
XII. IRON FORTRESS MONROE. Expedition up
tho Blsck~s.er Knssgen-nt at Ffarkiin At
Q: Refugees; Menimac No 2: The Rebel James
River Fleet, The SICK and Wounded IN Rich
Moad Hospitals. C0uespordence Of Tho N \.
xrI.rROM RICHMOND. AND THE SOUTH: The
Re1e Financial Schemes Denounced; The Tyr
amy Of the Rebel General Goyernmsnti From
Gen. Lees Army.
XIv..AFFAlRS IN TEXAS.
xV..THE REBEL STEAMER No. 29l"
XVI. CONNECTICUT STATE FAIR: Correspondence
o. The y. Y. Tribune
XVII. FROM WASHINGTON: Special Dispa.c1es 10
The ~ Tribune.
XVII. .rHg INVASION or PENNSYLVANIA: sar.
render 4 Ctsmbers5urg; Destruction Of Arms
aud Railroad Properly Seizure Of Horses aud
Army Cottins: Escape Of the Main Body Con.
ffuedi Portion Still IN Pennsylvania
xIX..oPERAriONS on ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLA:
.sry Captured ST. Johns Bluff Tie River in
Gases D D
xx..fROH GEORGIA: Gea. Mitchell a. Work; At.
i K on .P,, For. Jackson" cor'e'p0ndenc' Of Tho
xxI..oES SCOTT on SECESSION
xXlI..HAVAL
XXlll..TlfE INDIAN WAR
xAiV. ACCIDENTAL INVENTIONS
INVITE GRAPES or AMERICA.
RAsESshQE: By Henry Kingsley, Au.hor OF
XVII. .GREAT TROTTIS0 MATCH: Robsr, Fillinebsm
and Gen. Butler.
xxyDI.ASHUAL MEETING OF THE A. B. C. F. NJ.
81 2pmFaiEh,id' Mas. CoHespondenco Of The
xxx. .TRIEN,IAL CONVENTION OF THE PROT
FsfANI EPISCOPAL CHURCH; The Church
AID the Re5slioa.
NIX. FROM CALIFORNIA
XXXI. FROM EUROPE.
XXI. POLITICAL.
xxxIu. AMONG THE PINES.
xxXIv PERSONAL
xxXV. CITY NEWS
xXxyI. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
xxxviI. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
1xXvILAGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
&x&ix. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Full Report. Of this
Stock Money. Cotton Gram. and Cels Ma4kets,
specially Reported Tor Tue y. I. IuUune.
-AA"-one Copy for ono year. ~. Two Copies ono
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Gousss ano farms Uante0.

WANTED - Suitable APARTMENTS for
w HOUSEKEEPING, by & ffmiiy Of fosr In ptio:s
residence lo-e'ed between Wet Houston and Wes I'd s!a
Add,,s with particulars ]. j.. Box NO. li23 PostOncs
N{TANTED-A small three-story HOUSE. be-
w tween 18th sni f0hs Elst id" preferred hs5tn os
10 exceed $500 adde-. r. w. X. Box No ,Si fostOee
WANTED, an UNFINISHED HOUSE,
w d feet front in hrst-elsss us:hbosaood. Address,
Box No. 4 l37 POs-Ohice.
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CX PER CENT INrEREST.-CITiZENS'
~ SAVINGS BASh. corner Of Bowery and rsnaist',
open every dly from J. sad Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings nom 20 7. - -, - &c.,.
DEPOSITS made OF before Oct 20 will bear interest
hou Oct /
BANK Books in English, Gerna- and ,eneh -.
GEORGE FOLSOM, President,
gry4orR A. BUgCE. Cashier
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Tl,,anclcl.

TaKAsURER's OTpicg CESTRsL RAILROAD Co. OF Ntw'}
JERSEY, No. 80 WArLsr., Ntw.f DIRK, Oct. 49, t5oZ
NiVIDEND. The Directors have this day de-
~ c'a-sta QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of TWO AND 4
HALF PtR CENT, c,ar Of Tue tex payable aud aiser
WEDNESDAY next, The l5ih int, a. .iI Office.
lhe Transfer BOOK will be co,e1 on The 18th int.
SAMUEL KNOX Secretary.
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oyncR ctEyELAyo .sp TorsapO RAIraoAo COB

NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.- Com
pauy is now prepared TO pay. al the Office Of Messrs
VERNILYE Co. No. a Wallet, Se"-fork tie following
I,onds Of tha Company. with accrued interest, viz
Raj road I'd Mortgage Bonds, due...Noy J. 1902
Toledo Eorwak and Cleveland Is Mortgage
Roudz - Nov
Toledo Sorwsk and Cleveland "a Mortgage
Bond. ~
Cleveland end Toledo Income Bonds sept l'o1
gn vi1re of eYch,ngiug the dieren. cass-s Of ONT
standing Bonds OF this Company for TIC sS5f una n,Da'
viii ceale from a1d arer ths date - 60,
The Coupons Of the diereu; classes OF Bond Va" Oe pad
IA bsrtof 10 At tn Corn Exchange Bank deticung per
os,, f,,vc,nwent az JOIN GARDINER. President
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OFFICE OF THE HANNIBAL AsD ST. Jo.EPh x: X. %
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the ANAUAL
~ MEETING ofthe STOCKHOLDERS Of the HASNi,
BAL and ST JOSEPH RAILROAD COhPANf WI 9a n ,
a, the Office Of Company m Hannibal NO on MCNDH1
the ID day of November next, for tho ELECTION OF Nnh
DIRECTORS to serve du ing ensuing year aud Tor he
ansson Of such other business may be brought Deoic
them. The Tufer Books VIII be closed ,oin we |V'n o'
October 10 November {, ilc.nslye A. D. EAiSCH
to,tou O,l 4 l8.2 Treasurer OF the Fiscal Agency.
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ROARDING ACADEMY

FOR both sexes aud al cranos Of scholirhip 800 for
tenn oC i've months. fst elias. gymnasium Students ac-
r fsn to the 4rh0ol travelling expense paid-Jct ~
An daily nc HOWE FERRiS Bookstore, No. 70
Bsuery. from 3 to I D. m. JAMES OblNth.
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MINNESOTA STATE LOAN-PROPOSALs
vi FOR 800, 900.
OyplcE or the TEEAsuRER OF q

SAINT PAUL, Oct I. 1902.
The Legislature of The state o. Miuae'ott having
ns.eI an ace Authorizing tie Of the Bonds Of the
Sat. 10 the amount 81 one Hundred Thou and DoAaf h
proceeds 10 is applied Ge.rsy the nssa growing OUT OF
& .D, 4, war said Bond. being made payable III ten
wear, from the time they nesoia.ed At rae OF interest
OF s1ce,dn cent peg annual pa -D' 'e.' anuu
s IN the civ II NewYolk notice Is hereby gren ta pro-
po, viii be received BY the undersigned for the whcis OF
p.n Of aid amount Ae Bonds t. be ,sue4 "a SUM Oh
,rh AZ tho b,fkrs lice Of Me.srs ?. 81 Iyess Co.. No
"a Erosd a. s,w.lofk until SATURDAY.. november the
r a u O'Clock no. tie money % be PAID in I. = IIess,ry
Nosa upon the delivery o. ne boncs IA ne'- OK Az.
ii i he received Tor tLese Bond. al les than Their pa
value nor At ere rate Of n'se; than that seechsi IN
~ t s-es,i the honds wii be awarded % tho Older
To- T. ne them az the lowest Of interest Bios
oad be- inlo.ed Proposss for Lsen' AID addressed 70
Care OF de- p, Z. n. MYERs Co, New iofk Gig,
CHARLES SChEFfEh, Ifea.ufer OF ette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15
90 farmers ano Others.

IF YOU WANT 4 TRULY DELICIOUS
4 SUMNER PEAR. get ERHARUS RAvESSWOOD
PEAR Dwarf Pear Trees, small iris grape vines, All "a
the best varieties. SOLD very cheap. The unrvsed cherry
Curan go per thoussnd Csaogae. sent free to all cs
p,icants CHARLES 4. ERBARD
R.venswooi Long leland Y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-18

state do with such debt, when 1t grOans
under Que Of thirty millions incurred for
public imPrOVemeats. nov making the
richest returns to the treasury.
"But It may be said the separation Of
the Southern States viii not lead to any
further divisions BE Is no statesman
who says this IL the Southern States
bold the Gulf Of Mexico as their share OF
the plumber of our nationality, they hold
the navigation of the Mississippi, the
Missouri, all their tributaries east and
west. and will even tap the Poetic railroad
itself The western and northwestern
states will be compelled 70 form treaties
for their own protection with the southern
states. to which New England can have
no claim TO be party. and against which
she viii have no right to interfere.
The daY viii come when divisions BE-
tween the Eastern and Middle States will
arise on various questions, perhaps
peculiar to New England. Will New
York consent TO pay q bounty 70 the
fishermen Of Cape Cod n