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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-09-30

The n. Y. Ne'cs (Copperhead) says that the
Democratic platform in that State ssis suscept-
ibie TO any construction that the readers may
choose To give it.'' In Pennsylvania the
speeches of Copperbesd leaders, and the ar
ticles of the Copporhead press are only sus-
ceptible OF one construction-unmitigat
treason. af
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-09-30

A Clergyman and a political orator exchan-
ged carpet bags at Maine depot last wesk.
The parson found copperhead Grafton aud
bottle of whisky instead of the skeleton ser
mon he expected.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-09-30

ONE of the Copperhead newspapers, or jour
nails rather, speaks of Governor CURTIN as s'a
travelling candidate" We presume that af-
ter the election, it will, with equal candor,
speak OF Mr.. Justice WOODWARD as the candi-
date who staid at home.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-09-30

The accident to Gen. Gilmore's 300 pound
gun was caused by the explosion of she'll
within it. 1t merely had its nose knocked of.
1t can shoot as we'll as ever-ljke many a SOL
der with his nose Knocked off.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-09-30

certain preacher at Appleton, Wisconsin,
in a sermon, made the following comparison,
in dssecting the miser 1.-The soul of miser
is so shriveled that it would have more room
to play in grain of mustard seed than bull.
frog would in Lake Michigan
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-09-30
A MEXICAN MANIFESTO

President Juarez, of Mexico, has addressed
note to the GOVERNMENTS of friendly Powers.
IN which he recites the progress of the French
army, and the fraud by which they became in
possession of the Government He affirm,
that only fraction of the country is subject
ed to the French authority, and that the rest
OF it is animated by the national life, and is
determined not only TO maintain it. hnt to re-
store it in the points where it has been inter
rupted by the triumph of might over right
He recalls the historical fact that in the war
Of independence the capital remained subject
20 Spanish authority down to the latest mo-
ment, without that affecting the existence Of
the Republic.
The treason committed in Mexico he regards
as a base crime, but not peculiar to the
Mexican people, as proved by history, and es-
pecially by that of France; and neither here
nor there does the existence OF traitors Justify
the invasion of State and the annihilation of
its sovereignty. The Intervention of the
French involves not only grievous outrage
to Mexico, but is threat to all nations. while,
in reality. it only subjects to humiliation the
few towns kept down by the French army and
is out pure phan esy Tor the immense ma
jofity of the Republic. The note concludes
thus: 'The undersigned is persuaded that
these facts and considerations will cause your
Government to approve the protest which the
Mexican Government hereby make against
any regulation, treaty, or convention, in which
the so-called regency or the imaginary Empe-
ror of Mexico may have part and the Gov
ernment of the undersigned also hopes that
yonr Government will not recognize the said
Mexico. since it is not so truly either in law
or in fact
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-20
/ VA. SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 20 1863.

1so9 ssw Mn Shse eeee spskaa II Saemsr
g6I1oe - bonefnG1Ds~1s 1sen hde eTsseeo1see
fossA ths Dssa6A of his pswsF, I'D NRonofhan1
g, sWakoafnk b usAh6 nost asdens a0ealso
% eonEiane ievin9ly, feessse md svsf. ~
work which - bsN&s. Ihue he viii svue Axs
for his nasien and the humsa r.ee, + ahas
which he accomplished aud plsnne1 -
Stonewall h dead. bat The canse ives, and biz
nams and fame are bound up In its vind1eaticn
a sacrifice TO its sacred principles a tTnfy az
IL an invaders bullet bad laid him low, biz
blood efiSs from the sell Of our dear mother
State 10 even stronger sfarts and more heroic
action in sustaining the grand and holy faith
for which he pray ed snd fought and fsn Jack.
sons men have even greater incsn:ise than
before 10 conquer or de The thought Of him
will nerve them 70 supsYhuman enduFance and
oouraae. "Ckay9e. and remember jackson p
will be their Eattle cry Of victory, before
which no foe can stand m instaut His spirit
will still animate them, and the host of noble
leaders left us continue to realize and ildatrate
as he did Nelson's proud motto: i'aisam gai
mer~it ferat The Yankses say Southern men
fight like devils. They are mistaken. Much
~ their action ID calculated TO rousa the
herceet passions Of hatred aud revenge, and
often a their dense masses have boon swspt 70
destruction by the terrible onslaukA h. OF South.
ern s0ldier7, it II Disu ct mon drofts fhasthe
Southernsr Ia eontending Tor with such un.
yielding and defiant heroisra. Not like devils,
but like Hsavsn-inspised champions, do such
men fight The principles Of cons isutional
liberty and the faith OF p1fe Christianity
have been intfusted 10 their Arms. Ard where
or how can they fnlfse Or fail when suc1the
contest and such the reward
Fer Right 10 k,gat siEc. q d Il God;
And Right the dsy mu-s via;
To doubt wood be disloy atty,
TO faiter would ke SIN"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-20

TIE DESTRUCTION or DARiEs.1hs de-
stFuction of the town Of Darien, Ga, Oh the
lit;.insk, by the Yankees has been noticed. All
the churches, the market house, courthouse,
jail. private houses, stores, and even stables,
were burnt, the soldiers putting turpeniine on
the floors and setting fire to It. The soldiers IN
this outrage were negroes, otlicered by Mas
saehuse.ts and Pennsylvania men. They ehot
down cows in the street and left them lying
there. A letter says:
They have left nothing but the ehimneys
sanding in all Darien. They took every ne.
gro that was in the place, forcing some to 60
with their guns pointed at them all the time.
One negro woman ran from them and they
shot her in the head, and then carried bor on
board their boat. They have taken the schr.
Pet, that was ready 10 sail for Nassau with a
cargo Of cotton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-20
Western DISPATCHES.

A special dispatch to the Mississippian
dated Pan0ia, Miss, 18th inst, states that a
report had juet reached that place that Col
Rodiy had crossed to tho west side of the
Tennessee river aud captured the town of
hamburg, above Savannah, securing large
amount Of bacon and other stores Hamburg
and Savannah are in Hardin county, Tenn
The dispatch continues:
Capt James Mathews, of De Soto, has
brought intelligence, which may be relied on
tAat Gen. Marmadnke had fred on two down
ward transports few miles above Helena
sinking one and capturing the other. A force
oftwo regiments was sent mp against him
hon Helena, which he completely routed,
driving what of them WAC left bowling back
to their lines Gen. Price is cutting out a road
Through the bottom for hs artillery, &c, TO
oid Town, point eighteen miles below He
lena
dispatch from jackson to the Atlanta Ap-
peal gives some extracts from late Northern
papers:
Bnrnside's corps moved on the 9Th; whittier
not known, but it is supposed for Vicks-
burg.
Charles Wicklifis ia the probable candidate
~ pf Governor OF Kentucky againet Bramiett.
Ire Union Democrats wilt have q full ticket,
&ad they feel confident Of carrying the State.
pegram is reported at MonticsIIo, KY,
wayne county, south Of Cumberland river,
with !, 100 mon. The Southera counties ara
III possession Of the rebels.
Two attempts were made on the night of
We 9th to burn the Illinois State House.
:; The New York Times says the Peace party
growing dominant In New Jersey, Ohio,
sna Connscticut. Unless the Administratioa
alseafds Its radical policy, and secures speedy
qua decisivs success in the field, the demand
,sl peace will be presented in such form as
"eompsl obedience.
~ Two gentlemen have been Imprisoned in
SSlnennati Saua for expressing regret at Jackson's
"a gentleman just in from Memphis reports
"alls'de arrived with two divisions.
,.. iners is no more hospital room in Memphis
!" hs Vicksburg wounded
aMmaduke has certainly defeated the Fed
\. ;Is near Helena. His capture Of steamers
endorsements TO Grant are still going for
80. ~ Those that have gone down are alto
s'.asf estimated at 22 900.
MeCuiiough's Missouri cavalry have de-
t,vyss three miles Of track and four miles of
rosf fiaph on the Memphis and Charleston
,;ila between Germantown and Golfers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-20

Foreign Hs6!c Donations --Of tha Gin OF
Bibles, Tssssmsn.s, &c. by the British aad
Foreign Billie Socisty, II boxes nave reached
Charieston, of which Q iiava reached Rich
monei. OF thsso nina, ak coataip books and
tracts, and the other ti.Fes Eftf<s The stholS
grant 40 600 Bibles, So. COG New Tassansnbs,
viii soon get through the blockade. kav. DIR.
Hoge, no y in Paris, is TO return tn Riehnsond
via Nova Scotia and Bsrmuda, az tn6y elbow
feySr il nseya.ijny at NASSAU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-20

AfrEmpr 80 ktL, aEs. FuEg& sr.--ScvcsaI
days aimee, Li1pl. ds,i'd. ef Capt Mortsas
Battery, attacked GsM Essrast, hs H-shesa&
Church, betwesn Golaastia aad EssAkitp,
Tenn, swapping . revolver al his, .kN esp
fsi;ing 70 explode. Forsss. st.ssa& upon him,
with knife. cutting hius, vasss 60 wheshsr
or rot severely, is no. stated Gould iissu
trcd his revolver, shooting Foyrees b. cue Of
biz hps, she bali asfiking the beae. Is wss
afterwards extracted (fsa. Earress wress 70
his wife, In the vicinity Of Hnntsvissa, Ala,
that hs expected to bs IL his sad4lisfn 10 4xys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-20

; Prison Rec0rd.--Rii.eenp priseasrs were yes.
ts..iay recsived at Csstls ranntsr from Camp
Holmes. N. g. They are charged with va
,ious offences, none of thsn. hove ever, very
Migrant. At the Libby" thers were four
Yankee prisoners received, captured rscsntly
iu The neighbothood Of the Blackwater; aisa,
fourtaea from S.aantoa- where captured IL
not stated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-20

Military E1rcmt.oa.--Ca Caaries Kelly assas
Linton, will hs executed st Cllspin's ainG snis
morning, having been sant down fsum Cassia
Thuaaes to iha5 point yesterday. Ills oasnes
wIy GesaTtion Hni snbsttutiec. us was
originally g rnenfber OF tho i3-h Lenisians
regiment, fsoia whioh hs deserted, and sntsti-
tute5 in an artillery company 81 the Butt. HIS
Ia represented 10 have received the announce
meut of his sentence with almost perfect in-
difference, and lefs Caetle Thunder yesterday
morning In cheerful spifiss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-20
. .rrRDAY MORNING. ..JUNEee 1863.


kGB0oU C00&
- .c.ech Of Senator Ttuulhall q Chicago
..,,,scaut In mors rsspeess than one. Il
-. Aha, those among the Aooliaion'sss who
w w .h,s to go An inch beyond their noses BE-
:. % hook forward already 10 4 time when
n., nav have 70 invoke that protection from
'a., .,c,r.,;tusion and The laws which they have
..e,rmlv done their utmost 10 prevent their
.-.,.sr;es fsom receiving. Senator Tfumbull
. =. ,,rv unscrupulous, at the same time that
:. i. very sagacions politician, and no man
!. mar. deeply committed against the Sonth
"a in favor Of Abolifionisn. Did he believe
,..,,be tenure BY which the Abolition party
sor hold power was entirely secure, he would
:. the last naan to recommend respect for the
c,n.,itution and obsdisncs TO its Il quirements
n. uouid have continued to shout and throw
:, his cap as every fresh proof that Lincoln
,.vs Of HIS utter contempt fer law, and his
..,s,mius,ion 10 be himself the State Bot
x;,h the sagaci.y common TO politicians Of his
.,Elrs be perceived that the wind is shifting,
..a;. dssirous 70 throw au anchor ahead be.
t.,. |, bs too la,s, lest he be driven upon tho
.A.IIows and quicksands Of. minority, which
=. .rsisht befvrs AnAnas ~ s5asjkls siew.
.hheush unseen by oshers Of lsss ssgacity.-
nj. evidently, however, too late TO provide
sssinst the danger.
For the impa,ience Of the audience, aud
,hs;r determination 10 hear nothing agaipes
the despotism of Lincoln, proves bat too clear.
,y ,ha, Abolitionism has done it's work effect
usily. and that every vestige Of respect for the
Constitution has been srsdicated from the
minds of that people. Their teachers have
bsss 50 long telling them that it was an sncu-
sss which they were not bound to submit to
or respect, that they have all come to regard
j; in that light, ana now let them unteaeL
them If they eau. Trumbull and his fellows re-
.sutle the pupil of the magician, who, having
raised the ID by means of his masters spells,
was unable to lay him again, AMI was torn to
pieces for his pains.
It is humilisting to the pride Of humanity to
observe the rapid progress which dsspotism
ass made iu subduing the souls of Its victims
sad rendering them lit subjects for the iron
.als Of the tyraut Every mauly feeling,
every free aspiration, every independent
thought, seems TO have been crrshed ont of
he souls and bodies of these unhappy people.
they no longer even claim to be fee people,
Governed by u written Constitution, and law 3
Of their own enactment. They are as abso.
ia.ely slaves as though they were the subjects
Of Alexander H., as though Chicago we're st.
Petersburg, and every petty military tyrans a
marshal of the Pruesian Emperor. Aud yet
these are the people who promised themselves
that freedom would run riot with the election
Of Abraham Lincoln; that there should no
longer be slavery, or the ssmbl4ncs Of slavery,
from the St. Johns to the Rio Grande; that
professed themselves willing to go on a cru
sade against the whole world In favor Of free
dem, and that have converted the Southern
Safes into hese slaughter pom in pursuit Of
ther fayoYlts idea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-20

c. s. CUeait Court. Tho Gfaad Jury Of
this Court met yesterday, aud found a tsus
bill against aoorgs w. iSiaw, charged with
fslnny---thas is, eoultsr .itia3 aud passing q.
s. Treasury notes fney also found true bilta
on gsven indictments against fiIos V. Casxru
oh ARC ed 8, ish forgery
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-20

Husiings Coan -Mss Caroline fsaaes, In ),
dicsed for reeeiying 81 900 worth Of gocsi..
stolen from CailSA & Chensry, knawin,e tho
sape 10 have been stolen. was put on Siiai and
the ease given 70 the jury, but no. verdict had
bssa rendered up to the hour OF rccess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-20

Cont. Martiai--The miserable ssrsteh Nc.
Ceui, held In prison hsra for eaicGistsn2 araso
upon the. .psrs,n Of n Fcspociasls yenag iady
Ia Mstthews county, IA 10 as sesis 20 TIE Jaise
ton fur trial By Coug.. Martial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-20

O.. .1 ArLAsTA-In recording the loss Of the
~. '0sfass steamer Atlanta yesterday, the
wa improperly spslt Atlantic. She was
Asese aissr The city Of Atlanta, Ga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-20

House Breaking --Ua rharsday rasht last
the eiioe shop OF Mr.. Jsusa Bcilon, on ith
sti oct, near broad, IVES forcibiy entered and
robbed of sii the really made work and maie-
riafs on hand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-20

Not Iisard.---Edxara Jeiss, .essrged by
James w Garner with recsiving go WqYth Of
goods s-oian frcr aim, WISE hsfozs tas Mayor
yestes aay, aad gaso bsii to sfpsar to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-20

At tke Cage there vas bri. one eamaait Gaat
yes.esdav, thai OF half eaksd Boy. ransd
James ID ,nn, shout fcurtsen ysass cid, WHO
lie charged with stealing to's~cee froa Saoskoe
Warehouse Sd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-20

sssasS xensaon O1kes q Waahiustos hee lnaely
a 49, We ntneteen thouanlfh npq1lea1len
1,a..sn nsss WIDOWS b. tAfs waRs-6sstos
ke.s se1.sn..afhaa e... he's salsly ~ - bloalrale
~. ~ In.1s.ssss., .s y. g. h = setng " -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-20

JCt-
have
nstCus
tGt s'x
ID Hter
(hMier.
----.-----
|eto1E Cf
scared
'sfuiinn
,fEsyI
holders
| H.
Sbier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-20

| ,ysr IS
kiong, q
adists-
|seTi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-05
N.nt,.n,r- ~. II. n.


I TIC Stock market ias ".s-.."e "'"'A "i-''
i.'e iciay " ""'aia 'an ui'n '1e h'al''.. -.s''l'
, / ; quotations are Irregular bus were f''e'i!
1-4tF .l rs clcu.tl with .e'ff 'et'f 81. '''
'o.a q 'is fcssior. Tie ey'ee''' iron =" .'.',.'-
.c.t. 10 j'o ,. 't 'h,' '' -.''' '''.'''
-ar,-c. WI 0e Issued ": Ife --, a. iA' .-''
it.9 opinion j. t.r-g 90 .traei tiai Dir. C'"co d.
a.,asoa in rs views ,iat if iia Bank bD aaea.i be
p.s.c. .c est provide way I1- meats i,r Carrying
o- 80 way wilton. Any .Hi-er a1Aon.y o. issue
Ie,es .,l-7. Pending his qr-s''.', oIora-
tors are opposed 20 m,yo cf'i'u..y' hi1
ne aiooIt Of C'y ua' c4'rs el'"s "a
/ ia..e reduction. o,'e-H"'1'" "'f' "''
.7l.'rt ir@n4ctan-- s'-''j "7'e t'A.'''t
J 'o"rr unt thD" az 'Hi.' ''''. ID. u" 'o''
d'iti' -''''r' ~ ''' d. '''" ''.''' '''.' ''"'
parttys!, more acif-' hl4 '.' 'o's % 'I' i'N''
r1s stronger iAt -c NAL a''a-c,u ID il" T. '-''''
100 ~ a. ..e.lu. .a's morning OoL..i "'' '''in
~ li9, hH advance 81 Z cr-l' 49, '-h''N''
cPenei al ~ ADD to'o c' TO a.! a--'d - ia ''0
Ic..a,. SoaLe.o N.cb- n Wa . cent '''''f'
T.o Na..cra Shares generally ia1 ao mp '"ny ape
le@alce. government were, ifm bow h'c''r' ~
the GcIoCs ell, With llr DON ud 'nr si''As' t'
o.. ta.,As wero generally eh'a'liHel a. ".a,i
ur.s. E'ie Common -'ida1'''' II.i'''eu ~ j.
pac.lc Mai adv''c'h " a.
vas eTo.S At III ~ "''' .,.,',..
ares ial GeneEAy d" 'F'"'' 49,, -,
The market 20 the c.o'e wac F',; "'D' -, 49,,
.ctve. ai: L. .. o. o. :, n.y. W sc. y {
cone @ 43it; ID ~, a. 'o", ''',
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-05

ron The WEEK EFpyG "WEDNESDAY rob (. 1875.
recottsc o1claAgsy 10; 'us IS Y. IRlBCyE. 81 DaEF
''~' FATStul
NoricT 10 CoxsiGNoRs op Fam pRonU~g--put every
lnt In neat Aa psin iadehle directions
raeksge Including "eEI IA iar, 'unt and nlic o. as
~, AlAo bali oi particulars INSIDE ~ O1C pack ~
tuarked Bl' aud always tcrd by nal, Nth notice
when and how things Are togwBs.ed.
CoYNisSI0y selling bernrs fnt.I Sc, where p'cs
returned and small 0,s OF stuh. 10 y cent Ol5
farni produce Generosity, o. cont
Quotations o. good Produce IN gooc order
al whoodae such Farmers realize and not Joo''' o.
Speculation prizes.
BrlrsRUp Saturday las, tho Better mtsst was very
active and advance pTco previous saes was
doubleday r.azsd Since Monday tho anstoadn1i" III zoo
wh fluctuations VI tunes 10 consldssaDIy lower tVs "s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-05
vol,or Brown, 71oa,s,y woo, Circular.

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l., is o -f. ri.e8 we r-t..f ioos f.r r''l f.I-
NO. 49, erred .y yr!pe = cod so1o roBfrue
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frf.ss ~ .lscd. \ srgc pro" 80 a. ne De"-c
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.ls n-tr r i,g1 es Ala3 htye ttsn 49, 70 ~ ~
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go r.r-llcc oc r4r "iifis fF'- a.. ne pn'e'
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b 90 Iat be- & = l. ''F tA",.'' ~ -i IN
Is..s..y higher Ce.3rrt " ttt Dow" 'of I'-oN
o. go d-a c 't',4 81 .rrins cip ~ f-.t Aied q,
th- o-r,i.f o.! iho co. 'ii "e' 'l'N 'Nn $500
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-05

Ns,.atvGro-, Iar o. lss5.
pDOPOEAES for l3 40, and INCH CAN.
~ 20 re'sises ~ nv Ss i Is' and
in- "a ,.lr-n C,n"n 20 D, n'ss p n'I,y WI.
3 I'm te f,.l.sirr spccf- ston.; oue lonsh ga
ln j. Il, ,e iui $ al. ~etA q Celi % ~ .seest
sv Of u, p. Il ies tan 80 o. ROUNDS ger sq'ssse
i,.e N Do d. i.lYsd b. ,ata- spvc4ie, t'Ae 49,,
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.h lrrru Is c,st This g. lA-et j. ~ W i.C
s.y sad mogl., tih 80 b. :, ,tsns, .5A w.. sa Tss
,.rr a., are o. 5e g., ism he qua 1'sa 80 say x
- ,i from .ge cyir.or ~ fsurs Pis lei U ahu oiui.
II, tn1t o- the ssis II tie q 1a i'i S"u 80 '"' Nv
ea's o. ,,.e p,p,usat III test the specimens, faru.h
ion s1 provo ts tgia. gun ~ ZEN aust o. resif
r sfl a. possible, az rs i,.., wac .1'1e "o. .
@ be o,ia go, i y, ssg saSOI II T RSS
-o o' +. 70 be- done free Of cha'gs to the
to 40, Wi be Irqura to iani,h pfopI aeo tee iss
.~ .ush a. c5liele.t ground storage ior AMMUNITION,
I'd la viirh pcoeet''s VIII be en'1c dei AMI ssyLa,
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.t... ot ice t.ih .ui. sud tGs Oronaace Department
81 have 10 sht % test tie io1 danns TO pooe.s o.
uini" e 81 e1'-s' a. .s9,' one 'psn e. a.
800 -,.crhS D.. ~, onion q the Denutuen Nc
coed los ,y,.y ia cannon Lsh esnton u 70 enIus
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b. '.4acer vioc y bidtr' ,,a:s the ssa Der.
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styar1 iur 900 N hcrelcr aau 100 price pet pouI g 80
su Tor tie lri.apA anAa 10 OiGs ~ De Oni"f'snsa w
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.o. {, Tor ei.are If tAr aaeuut T. " 'eri -
uer i.o ooEl. with proper snIete, ioi y, nav wil
mend, and atssf Of tlo CO.. Ia. 20 a. ,sirsd l. sls
ti bi bond 4. tine peusi sln % 10, To- =. IN ~
sG OF by not les Than t~' pe.syI' nj, propo.sI ara
f,NV AID trny psrScm wss, ne P'pO'Ss 80. =, . fn1, =
ai' . -, h. k.o,s LEGGED before 'adse OF NoWs ~
$40 pond mn,s must br cefti-d b, the Jcage Of
'o' o, Of The United states or an Ofdn.aie once. y
i'S' it.a states Arser. - - each wSrth TIE pe1s4
ein1ee 81 ~ ,,.r and above all HsDiiss The nsht 70
san I -, lie. s proposals, tho pce' sfe deemed toe
49,. or for shy cause 10 not deemed .of 1Ae puono s
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Ripley. Chief OF Ordnance WanhgI"n d. o. AID WI" -
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