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, 1863-10-20

fight at Co!lierrille an the 11th Inst, Was less
than fiye hundred. With 10 artillery. They
we're commanded by Lieut.. James. Sd q. 8.
cavalry, member OF Gen. Bhe1man's stat,
and led by Gen. Sherman In perdou. Our
troops fought with reckless desperation 10
protect him from capture.
Eleven regiments of the enemy under COM
mand Of Chalmers and Richardson numbered
1000 men ard pieces Of srtil1ery. The Fed
eTal loss was u killed and o. wounded and
missing TEs rebel loss is not less than $50
killed and wounded. The wounded rebels we're
carried AWAY in their retreat.
, 1863-10-20

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbuac.1
ST. PAUL, Oct. 10. 1868.
Gov. Smith left for Washington yesterday,
to secure an extension of the time within
which to raise our quo.a. a dispatch was
received this morning stating that the draft
YES postponed until the 9th Of November,
and also that number Of the Mounted Ran
ger regiments On the frontier, whose time
expires in December, would re enlist IN jan
nary, in the caYaly regiment that is being
raised.
The Governor has been te1egraphed, and as
this was his chief business at Washington, he
viii probably return. We shall probably be
able to raise our quota under the call for
10000 volunteers, aud thereby escape a draf.
enfIre1Y
, 1863-10-20
The WAR IN VIRGINIA.
Meade's army Still in the Field.
LEES ARMY STILL UNDER
4 FOG.

fspecia! dispatch to the Chicago rribunaJ
n.,nxonr m N IA,
The condition Of afIai1s generally with
neaoe army Is nlghly satishc'or9. ia ms
fciled the rebels In a1l their attempts to sur.
ps1te @no oathaok him. Ihe1e has been no
general enrarement. The pueri1,as have heen
and captured sutlers' Wagons.
ah,.n..,bae f1c,, u,-nor,. r.-r+
o1epa'coes 1to" n19pes 1es1y to'oay say
all is quiet there. 1t Msrtipeburr and along
~, ,.,,-,
the entsfe Ane o. tae 1a41oaa, ttafns are run
~. 6.a-<>>era<s ~ 70 -.o,ou.. c. 49,
"AsnlNeAoS, oe'' 1'' taee""nse 11om tne
Army Of the Potomac, say there are no ttdings
Of Lees Whereabouts, as he has recently 1pa-
tc,,o,1v changed h,s no.1t7on. anch d,.nosi.
~pa" tos'~4o' oD@n oASe's.. %.
tions bare been made OF our own army a. Will
meet ali contingencies.
Thara "a ro trnth IN +hn renor+ that f.an
- - @A~1 ~ 1e.-
Meaoe's a11oy ID "1n'a tne oe1ence' o1 "asn-
ington.
Heavy firing Of artillery was for an hour or
+ro heavd th1s 1no,r,nu n tba a,racf,on of
~ aesuu 'n'' 1n@' 11's Ill '"' o''ee'a'u VI
MANASSAS.
New YORK, Oct. 19.-The New York I'll.
6une's special telegraphs from Headquarters
Of the Army of the Potomac, October 18th,
Is follows:
! have Just returned from the extreme
front. We crossed Bull Run at Stone Bridge,
followed 1t up to Sudley'y Mills, or Church,
snd struck out thence upon the old battle
field, where we found General Fitzpatrick
hunting for the ensmy. Wo were drawn out
BY a sharp artillery fire IN the morning. 0en-
kupat1ics h4a been disturbed at Stone
Bridge IN The morning ty hls piesets being
driven IN, when he sent out Gen. Caster md
followed with nis entire division. The
enemys eaEalty made ~ :na stanc s IN and d. be6iad
sent flying By few shells from our artillery.
Ihe fnginySs g "eIe io4o.ed @ IN ne direction
o1 9amesFlile. Joaes 1enci of7eace, al'efg
ing towards Manassas, When @ Ws arrived
there. had 1ust eeea having Little ciTa!'y
brush. NO rebel Infantry were seen. and rs
not @ nenevsd that there Is my IN force this
Side OF Hfi5toW:
1ast otght Eas1tx saat s..1 Gon5t House Mas aiasm
- ~ atSpo.t 5oas osu4tt "ae Ge1u4 uvHn
, 1863-10-20

C1scuaA11, Oct. 19.-The notorious guer-
lila, Jim Keller, who murdered Capt. VIII
liam son, ard others, was captured near Sharps-
burg, KY, yesterday, with six othsrs Of his
c.DE, He wns taken to Mount Sterling,
Where man named Watkins. formerly Of the
9th Kentucky cavalry, shot and. lnortal1y
4 large force under Buckner is reported
moving into Kentucky from the eoutheast,
apparently with the ttesign OF striking the
Ohio near Ga11ipolis.
, 1863-10-20
FROM CINCINNATI.

Especial Dispatch to ths Chicsgo Trihuna.l
CINCINNATI, Oct. ~, 1855
Nothing later bas been heard Of the rebel
raid Of Buckner. II is highly probable that
he will next be heard from In Kentucky.
, 1863-10-20
from KNOXVILLE,

Especial Dispatch to the Chieago TribuneI
KNOXVILLE, Oct. II, 1863.
The rebels are In full retreat into Virginia.
shackleford is at Bristol. ALL is quiet at Lou
don. Parson Brown1ow and Horace May-
pard arrived to-day.
, 1863-10-20
Chicago @ribn1lc.


~ u SAAok AAAAt$A 10 tuL h4kA u lQAuA-
testo Of sympathy with the oppressed
people Of Ohio, who are not permitted to
have their way, and place the Governor
ship in his hands. It is de1iclously cool
affair, considering that the writer has
probably fewer friends to-day in Ohio than
ever before. His own party men are
smarting and indignant at the total de-
struction brought upon them by his impu-
dent assumption Of q candidacy. Ohio is
Fastening to bury out of sight the disgrace
Of ever having known such candidate,
and Jet with sublime impudcnce the exiled
traitor postures and g1imaces, affects to
thank somebody for past farors, and hopes
q continuance. He doubtless will get the
1attcr. For Val read GALE It is the last
Of him, and there ia not enough Of the
traitor to make over: He is too contemp-
tib1c to make even curiosity out Of, and
the round-hatted sho1ftail-coated gentry
press agains:: him and tread on his toes
without even thinking Of Napoleon at St.
Helena. The historian who las to deal
with Vallandigham, will give him less
then three lines Of his page. His brief
candle has rone ont in y smoke md n
stencil.
Our foreign news is Interesting and i'm
porsant, chiefly as throwing more light
on the Mexican question, which as per-
tains to the acceptance By Maximi1lian of
The crown Of the NEW rnn;re hos assumed
proportions. and points at Communications
which attract the attention of I'll .rurore
Tie insists with rreat scrnnn,onrnesa ,non
frec ond fn1iy ernrcssed vo;ce IF tha
Mexican people in his behalf betore as
sumiuc The throne. This will delude no
onc who contcmp1ates in an adeouate
light the manner in which suf1saees Of
this kind are managed.
The most important feature in the full
batch of rebel news ria Richmond eiyen
in our Fortrcss Monroe disnatches Is the
heayy cavalry force reported to have en-.
tered Southwestern virpin;a led nv Cen
Joe Hooker, and carving all before them,
The cncmy confess to hayinc sustained 3
severe rcpulse. The blow il aimed at i'm
nortant rai1road connections. which the
rebels have hitherto held upditurbed
Tho d;aratcb ia oo+ 4,na ~ al ;+a ,,-te
Int eno,,rb ie IN he crod;fed n mod q NV
cause for ,rcat nnras;ness m +be nsrt If
the neho1a
Thu rau-c FINN v;+o;n;o nads 1;tt,o IN
previous Intelligence. and nothing m to
time Of present writing Il A. ny AZ to the
whereabouts Of Lee. It is denied that
Meade bas Withdrawn his arnv to the for-
t;fcations about Washington. The doubt
that baros oyer the field in v;ro;o;a can,
VT In of1o,c drrot;or
, 1863-10-20

Last fa!l Hon. John 4 Bingham. for many
years Representative in Corgress from
Ohio, and one Of the purett and best men
that ever sat in that body, was defeated IN the
XV1th District By Chiffon L. Whi.c, ne1t to
Vailandigham the ditiest traitor. aod Cop
qerhcad in the Buckeye Stats. Last week
this District voted as tolows:
, 1863-10-20

Wc hare carefully revised our tahla of ms.
3olitte6, baseo on The returns received IN t.,
this date. Ihe estin.t.s which We have made' NJ L.
from connt.e9 on % not Ses fas neara from are based
1850, with al due allowance for Local csn.es ~
The result in the Suite will not Yasy materi.
ally from the following:
Thirty.seyen counties giyc curtinmajoritiea,
amounting to: ~: s95
So.Itfs- ~rnnrnffrr o tn .---.- m f1u
, 1863-10-20

Collision on Lake Erie.
collidea yesterday morning. ten miles from
here, with the schooner Hudson, sinking the
latter, with 1900 bushels Of wheat. One
man On her was killed, and two wounded
, 1863-10-20
CHICAGO. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1868.

am satisfied their loss in this raid was not
1ess than :, 900. No fear need be entertained
ofthelr making smother soon.
{Siened) GEO. Crook, Brig. Gen. Comd.
". s. RosEcnAns, Major Gen.
NEW York, Oct. IA special to the New
York Tribnne dated Chattanooga, Oct. Il,
tia Nashville, 18Th" ssys:
Complete official returns from the infantry
engaged in the late battles have been received,
and gfye the following statistics:
~ un
, 1863-10-20
ID I Il ID .

Cn eupdsy morning. Oct 18Th. Mn. IsABKLLAJ
MATHEWS. wife Of Prot YIN. AttEeRs. Of the CHI
caCo Tulye erBtty, aged 81 yEe:s
Ffiends arc invited without fusthe! notice. to at
tend cer funeral 1t the Un3T varsity. this {Tneaday}
rcrntpg 1t l0H O'Clock.
In this city. 0st 9th JOHE H BALL, 8god 3a yea7s.
At Genera, vi1. Oct 18th, OeHELlA MAXWELL,
wife ofJ Wstes :kse g ys.'l !, I'd d. % day. a..
leya. VIE. Wedneseay. Oct, 2tst At O'Clock 4. II.
, 1863-10-20

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
l. eHIP.-The pArt, ersbtp Of tho fra Of Barnett
4 Pnsuu VA this dAy dissolved by tn1t1sl consent,
m rlAima 42x&nst tho above ntm viii be paid by H.
FalIet H1ther Of tne rartes viii continue cloth
ing buAitess in thetr OWL nAne, 4. BARNETT.
FFL4UN-
Chicago. Oct, ~ E1. Qeeo-es32 stnst
, 1863-10-20

Custin,s majority IN the Stats. n
Our estimate of the majority on Wednesday,
was rs 900. We were not faf from the mark
,Ia{t%1n,Vh Gaze&&t, 16fh.
, 1863-10-20

TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S
c.I11,+ . .n,rPArTY-By virtue Of EEtts Of
salo Ind cut Of he ussd States DtIet CoaIt 70:
he District e M a1n1 III % %
;oea '9 4 pnbc ssIe 70 hhess snd bt .oT
6 ssrn ii said Dfstricr, tae 15sa md 1tth
s9a ~ y tcfn6er a. b, ls&lsIhs following deacrtp.d
piosssty ;.4eoat 1ss bales C Ct G1;te3 pa .:
peIcn3son cara Ca.tr tXds LiQuort sugs! and 'odee
md he B|esmtoatA Klm1'A ksskn'kia ard tady q.
ton, ibe same hav1rE been condemned md ordered to
6tste4 md &8p1Izke Of VA:
Springfield. H. Oct. ii, 1sss, otza-asesess
, 1863-10-20


ekirrnishers we're driven In, when they charg:
on our left This charge was 1eceiFed and
repuleed with fearful loss to the enemy, by
the 9th Illinois, 9Th Illinois cavalry, and Sd
Michigan. The enemy made a desperate
charge On the left, as night MAS c.miug on,
and were again repulsed by the same forces,
the enemy leaving their dead On the ground.
The night closed down dark and rainy. Tie
enemy still held their ground.
Our men closed On the eneny about 9
o'clock, and charged into the town. The
rebels plunged In confusion into the river,
and cur men charged after them. The enemy
fed panic stricken, leaving In our hands 800
rifles and rs prisoners. At this last charge
Capt. Palmer, the eaemy's. chiet OF Artu.
1erT, was captured.
The town was soon in flames by the hands
Of our soldiers. aud ia now totally destroyed.
sr. Lou1s, Oct. IA special iron Cairo
says prizes were captured on Red River,
sone days since. valued at $150, 900. They
weYe destroyed after We had removed the
stores and ammunition.
The Lindell Hotel, In this city, was opened
to the public to day.
CAmo, Oct. 19--The steamera Anglo Saxon
and Sunny Side have Just arrived from Mem.
This. The former has $50 and the latter 100
bales Of cotton. Tue Captain Of the Sunny
Side favored us with the Epening B4utln Of
the 18th with additional particulars Of the
fight at Co1Iie11ille.
Idyices from Little Rock are to the 14tb.
1t that time al WIS quiet-no rebels being
heard Of tor number Of miles around. It Is
believed The rebel army is scattered IN every
direction. There il a perfect revival Of Union
sentiment in that country. People were CON.
ing every day and taking The oath aod enlist.
irg into the service Of the United States. : Up
to last Monday upwards Of 1000 Union men
have Joined tie Union army at Little Rock
Some Of these Union men tell tales Of axtul
ba1barities perpetrated By the rebels.
Men noted for the avowal Of Un1on
sentiments hare frequently been hung up TO
trees and q notice pinned to their clothing 70
The eject that any one who should take do m
and bury them should suffer the same fate.
Ihe health Of the troops is excellent. VeEy
winter.
Theens{re Federal force engaged In tho
, 1863-10-20

We are recelyicg eueec1totioas In Chicago a.1 the
Eo,thwet. tor The above Loan. Interest co:nman-og
On DAY of Subscription, aud 9outs delivered within
clgh1 to ten da3a from date Of suctcrictior. faT'
able arrangement Snl be made witt Bankers. aaa
thcse Eto wish to e4tablish Fauoaa1 Bsats.
PRESTON, WILLARD & KEAN,
BANKERS,
, 1863-10-20

il TTENTlON, SIR KNIGHTS.
~ stated tonc1Aya Of Ap,1io Co umaotery. M
Kttghts Teupl4r. .t b bel It taetr as5lun. Ny
so1ic Tenr1c. t!h {Tueaday} ere lag Octooer 2ot5.
t.cuia'ly e*lred- J. A. MON rGOARRY. Reeorder-
ceno Silt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21
A.
THE NEWS.

The army matters on the Potomac are
very much mystifed by the telegraph 1t
Is repor ed that Lees whereabouts are
unknown, though it is thought he will
turn up either in the vicinity Of Harper s
Ferry or Washington. Matters in that
direction look rather dark at present
Rosecrans and Bragg are still facing
each other at Chattanooga. jeff Davis is
said to be at the head Of Bragg's army in
person.
Buckner is reported to be on his way
to invade Ohio with 90 900 men; but all
is rumor and uncertainty. A few days
will develop something definite
Matters at Charleston are as they were.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21
Vote Honestly.

We most fully believe that if every voter
in Wisconsin would 90 TO the polls on the
81 dav Of November and cast such vote
es his honest con,ictions teach him would
be most beneficial to the country, the Re
publican Union ticket would be elected by
majority little less than that Just given for
the Union cause IL Ohio. We believe the
people Of Wisconsin, even the masses ofthe
democrecy-ar loyal at heart, and in favor
Of sustaining the Union and the soldiers
il the field 1t is only because they are
deceived BY their leaders and made to be-
lieya that their candidates are In favor OF
vigorous prosecution Of the war, and
rendering suitable aid and assistance to
our soldiers, that they support their ticket.
Some tits true, regard party of more val
ue than the Union, and would as soon
vote for YalIandigham OF JEFF Davis as
anv other man. if he were nominated by
their party By such men was the con
voution controlled. that nominated the
Palmer ticket BY such men are the peo-
pie deceived, and through the influence
Of such men, many an honest voter be
stows his suffrage upon men who would
betray our state into the hands Of rebels
if thereby they could gain political tri-
umph The Importance of the ballot box
is lost sight Of, aad love ofparty permitted
70 govern where the honest convictions
would dictate otherwise
The election this fall is one Of the most
important ever held in cur state. BY its
result the soldiers in the field who are ex
posing their lives, their health, their all
70 restore peace to our country, are to
Judge whether or not the people Of the
state are for, or against thom. BY lis re-
suit viii those brave men be encouraged
to fight valiantly for their country and
homes with the full knowledge that they
viii receive aid and comfort from home
or learn with sorrow that even in their
own state the rebels of the south fnd
sympathy, Let every man 20 to the polls
and discharge his duty honestly, snd re-
ssrdlsss o! party prejudices, and the re-
suit VIII not be doubtful The soldier.
sre for the Union ticket, let the soldiers
friends vote honestly, and all is well
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21

The result Of the elections just held in
Ohio. Pennsylvania, Iowa and Indiana. is
truly cheering TO the friends Of the Union
every where but to the soldiers in the
field, who are risking their lives for the
preservation OF the liberties Of our coan.
trv. the news from those states viii be re
ceived with a thrill Of JOY that will glad
den the heart and give strength to the arm
in their struggles to put down the traitors
rebellion. BY it they have an evidence
that the masses are loyal, and that the
traitors to our country are not yet to OBJ
tain positions that viii enable them tc
surrender our liberties into the hands OF
Davis and company. Vauaudigham, the
head traitor in the north, is beaten by
nearly 100 000l The Keystone Of the
Union elects Curtin, the soldiers friend
by 10000 and Iowa rolls up from 25,000
to 50 900 majority for the Union. In In
diana the election was only for county
officers, but the Union cause is greatly il
the ascendancy there Let Wisconsin &c
and do likewise
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21
Good News from the Potomac Aruv
Gen. .ueade Whips the Rebels and Cap
tureS 500 Prisoners

Gen Meade Whips the Rebels and Cap
t1tres 500 Prisoners.
new YoRK, Oct l5.-The Times cor
writing Oct IA, says
The enemy made two desperate and un-
successful attempts today to whip this
army in detail, and destroy the trains, but
in both most si@nally failed.
Just at daybreak between Catlett sta
ton and Auburn, Gems Stuart and \ p.
Hill made a simultaneous attack upon Gen
Gregg's cavalry and the I'd army corps.
Almost the first intimati0n given Of their
presence was the opening Of batteries upon
the second corps Our troops were speed
lily in position and the enemy WAS re-
pulsed with considerable loss.
Late in the afternoon he made another
dash to cut of the 2d corps. He first at
tackled the raar of the 5th corps, killing
three Of the Pennsylvania reserves, and
wounding Is or 20 more
When the head Of the 2d corps had
reached Kettle Run, near Bristow. Hill
made a terrible onslaught on both corps
The second corps was on each side of
the railroad track, and used the road en-
/ bankrnent at several points for breast
works, with decided advantage. The enemy
charged at one time up to the embank-
ment when a portion of the I'd charged in
turn, capturing 700 or 800 prisoners and
one battery.
Several charges were made and each
time the enemy was forced back with
great slaughter, leaving their killed and
wounded in our hands
4 rapid artillery fire was kept up on
both sides until ong after dark. when the
a,n,,,,- oova M, and L,-D
been able to obtain full list Of our killed
and wounded, but it is not large Capt
Ball. Of the Sd Minnesota, was wounded
In three places, and under the most agra
waiting circumstances. When the enemy
charged I'D the railroad finding them
selves in 2 dangerous place, they waved
their hands in token Of surrender At
this instant Capt Ball sprung to the top
Of the embankment, and yolley was fred
at him three shots taking effect The
Minnesotians returned fire and the rebels
suffered death ia retaliation for this act of
treacherv
! Our Il aims are all safe. Some artillery
/ prlcticing is going on this morning near
I Rappahann0ck Station, but without much
+ damage.
The First Maine cavalry, Colonel Smith,
which was cut off Monday night near JEFF
ferson, across the Rappahannock, reached
Rristow Station. Thursday night The
regiment escaped with the loss of a squad
of men sent to communicate with General
Gregg Our army behaved handsomely
! WAsmyGToS. October l5.-The Ertra
+ Star says There was considerable of
an engagement Yesterday between large
( force Of rebels and n portion of the army
Of the Potomac, part Of Warren % army
corps, in the vicinity Of Bristows Station
Infantry and cavalry were engaged on
! both sides The result was a decided
Union victory, TT e rebels were badly
beaten, with the loss Of an entire battery
and 100 prisoners. Before the termina-
tion of the contest, Sykes Regulars came
up and assisted in driving the enemy off
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21

~ One of the copperhead leaders Of
iowa lately made speech in Decatur
county, III in the course Of which he de
nounced this as sn abolition war IN which
the democratic party had no blood or
treasure 70 cxpend. An old man, who
had vcted the democratic ticket all his life
thereupon responded that he had a son,
son-in law, and nephew in the Union
army, and that as the democratic party
had no support for his boys, be had no
further support fa- the democratic party.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21

Ag~ The expedition of infantry, cavalry,
artillery ana gunhoats, which recently left
Fortress Monroe went up York river and
into the cross streams on the Peninsula,
10 destroy q rebel avail expedition that
was prcpal Ing in that region The expe -
dition was entirely successful, having bro
ken up the rebel design, and made some
important captures, among which was a
rebel mail
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21
Fa~EEfOS4BE z


6AkhEHLNt AND HAIR DRESSING.
FTNHE Subscriber having recently opened shop II the
room adjoining The Post otce, IS prepared wait
upon customers n any hour r fhe day SHAVING.
cHANPoOING, HAIR DRESSING. &c, done in the
, 81 manner and r10st fa-iE1uah.- styles
By strict utia1 ta his business and ardent desire
please oPes raEa: ANA receive share Z the pat
rooses - the citizens as Mineral Point.
Niuersl Point. Jlne SRI. -,sE u VI ?. TrRNrR.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21

nRODUCE and general Comm. ssi7n Merchant, deal
81 in salt Water lime, &c, stone warehouse, neR
n = Depot. Mineral PCint. le-&-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21

ES- The reported capture of 1900 OF
Gen Herron's men on the Atchafalaya,
La, is reduced to 400 This is bad enough,
but the latest rumor is that, in making
this capture the rebels have placed them
selves in 4 position where they may be
roughly handled
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21

MINERAL POINT WIS
E1Ga sTREEr DIRECTLY OPPOSITE T. 9 HoTEL-
nR , having had Seventeen Years Practice
In the various branches OF his profession hoTe- TO
sire satisfaction % al who may favor Eil With call
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21

s~ The rebel r iders in Missouri have
reached the end Of their rope The Union
troops sent against them, overlook and de-
feated them on the l4th inst, and are
still pursuing them SOUTH ward
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21

. .-t0y SsELLoR AFTkv kv-aHce il Ross Building
opposite Tglraae ol1es sst-=, High Street Nlln
ezal Point Wisconsin. .
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21
AeIr advertisements.
SO Builders.
4 NEW School House, TO be built in school distric
~ No > IN the town of Mineral pciut and to be i
b. contract TO the iowest bidder
PRESCRIPTION

= school
n No. s. in the town Of Mineral point and 10 he ie,
BY contract TO the iowe.t bidder
5EsCRIFTToS.
The house 70 he . feet long by feet wide the sill.
70 be white OAK or pine inch square; joists by
inches; ceiling iosts by inches feet apart and
floor Joists the same the rafters be ot pine the
sheathng to be OF good common lumber and good shaved
shingles 70 % be one third pitch Te be either i
ded or sealed with matched flooring and the floor 20
good matched lunber. The building 10 he feet high
and the ends Of the root to be well finished have
windows-l0 by y glass each side pposite each
other, and one in endan1 the door the other
to be feet iaches Ugh. There il hand the old
school house 200 teet of good common lumber Those
taking the work viii hare furnish the material them
selves and gFe security to finish the building in work
maulse manner. -
The building to be finished by the first of pril A D
1864
For terms Of paynlent app the committee, or John
Dunn. district clerk
The committee will receive seated proposals until the
Tth day Of November.
GEORGE SWALLOW,
STEPHEN PRIrEAUX,