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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-06
Chi,lenden County Decentralization.

Joined the Rhode Island n Beaufort HoTb3r.
Chi,ienden County Teachers Association.
TEe serai-aanusI I1seting cf the Chittendcn
County Teachers Association Vas h5lI 8, willis
ton, Upon Friday and Saturday. ta7 IC,h aal
l7th Of January. 4 gc2jly namlsg q tho
Teachers q tac County we're pressn;, and their
dis ;t.ss.ors. shared by otAe. friends OF Els,ito1,
70; Only testified ,h-ir own h5ar,y interest in
their vo-s, bg; vers richly suggestive sid IL
strDcJive to all who labor for the al7a.ceIie-, cG
the cause. Tie large atendllee FROM other
Towns. Notwithstanding the furious Storm q ,ae
first day, ss we'll as tie ls'l ,.a5 ote1 crowded
church in Thieh tie ser7ie5s were held. eviae.d
the higa estimate placed upon tho association ~
the people. as s. pra,aral agency ar deya.ing
the stand nd Of ,e4sherahip. and frimlarlinsto
sll-teachcrs, parents aul pupils, q ,rsar con-
cap,i5n o. The imror;aa; work 70 Re- doue Ii tie
Common School.
il tie absence Of ;le ?. es.aeat. t.ly Chair rs4s
ably f,!e5 by Vice President 4. b. seavcr Of
Bur,iugt-a. The following subjects rere;r treated
IN thc more formal aiirss=-s, delivered At the
7sr.ous sessions O. tie A-s.-.ati-n. " Literature
and its Uses" by Rev. H. P Cut1-. cfWr.s
ton; O. The Duty and Rewards Of s-aollr-lip.''
by Fey. c {. Plrzer, Of Waterbury; C. Phys.cal
Culture" By a. c. welah, II D. Of Wilson;
'' Transparency q Thought - y H,-. y. Al
bolt, Of Uaderhill Tl4ts It's ;mp55st.e 70 Pre-
seu;, 'rithin tie / raits q rs report, even en-
outline Ct the aidresse-. They were timely md
thoughtful productions. giving utte-lncat - 1l11y
an earnest and stirring word. which c,uli n,t
hat izale tue Teachers seLo listened 20 th,n,
tst'er scholars. lo,'.- thinkers 1nl better
worker
The.css formal d scusz1ls G ile o,,-z'3- 0elc
spirited and rr1,,.;al. and 7-src mainly dcrc.ejt9
tie consideration O. the following R.=3.ut,o4z-
one suggested by the greet s,rrg= ,e in rA'-L the
nation IS engaged, tAe other tk.as , broad
view Ct tie mission r. de ;,a-le- 70 he I.s..io,
ir Which ts ,st'rs:
Fe.a.r.-. That the pupils oc cur SHEDS
should be- D.. re carefully ustgu-tel -l 81. rr1l-
cip'es which uliarle our system o. CovGumut,
sui tl,J here Eel simple. comprehensive
r.S'-ecas o .1H q , scH'e'. 4I.u.ei .a t.e -g.-
ices o.. Common. -.lC1. ..s-I---
Rsi5lre5, I1at ne da,ic7 -t t-e Is---.- Gre
,5- confined &C. Vie a.-1cl- -r8ae s- -. lou| p
tut that b. Should -ze.t .l ..f s.lca ti.ll time,
ali 30 81. E.l.-- -9c-sut.r--f any e,.s' 1.. 30 'r
exist, ANA @. .I.v 81 ----- .a--- .ft..-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-06

j CASArt.S RuIvAY CogFASy ND --r
DlscorSI oS SILvH.-A gentleman Id HOS
standing IN london, G. W, and sr. +, b.
firm that does as large a business a, a-., In
their liue m Cuuada, rendered o. one II tf.
s-ations On the line two Ane.icsn cusrrs,
dollars i-r iics-i, The pre-, 5f which WIS
fifty cents. Tie ticket asen, r,lo--t tar
quarter, demanding an additional amount
~ tlr silver Was ,u-t,-i o. Ia. at q di,.-,,ipr
J lee gentleman thea rendered i, f,,,..pt
Two B.ilisn =hiiiin-s uua -,ve c,1t-. al-o
British. Inis wa a.-, refused. t'r.. discount
''ire >tiil de1andol III, parry wishing q,
purchase tho ticke, refused Tie alIiti,u,l
amount demanded, calling, 40 llie .an- iir,.
q gentleman 70 witness Iii legal Gender .f III
y een,s. The wUsll-be ticket purchaser ricp
entered The ears, and after travelling two or
three nile, was removed Lv tn, c.,uA-..-,
Tor not hasiug ticket anu -, -,su>:uc @,
lSy the discS,iAI. - gentleman bal. OF
s-'ii-5c, 10 return q the station on ioot. On
reaching home he WIS about l. c.umencs an
action for damassr. when the rsiirold COM
ranv compromised the matter brla,in- lin
$50. - LONDON &C. w Dahl NJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-06

Biehmoni Tap~rs % ,hc @f;H, %.
bitterly Of tie character orths cerrl rf e.
c,,h women, rcrru.lvt-snsterr,-I from Wash
iu--an q .nat city IF each ,yp'ran b..
h"cu -ucec---uI in smuggling couIraleu'
= 'd- snd medicines, as -he ATTEMPTED, gin.
loFer- wecld probably nav, loudly ,hsa-
theaA BY ;acig iHtrcrj!i'y aud PATRIOTS
y il Is. tbere ar, only a few more mouths g.
feed, where -us'enancC WIS -cantv ,nlu--
hef,r~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-06

! = >vylIoE IRON y. \. Hos. :. 2
Nosc-s. Lte Governor, wls elected [. ).
>.r-t-F for Elk yvais fiUul ltb OF Nisrcj ueA,.
On the inst ballot after the teo bodies IL;
III iJiut assembly Tueslay.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-06

at Beaufort. y. {. The same night the vc5-
SCI anchored under the land near Cane Hat
terra Inlet, and Mr.. Brown. On the 9th, re-
iciua5 the Rhode Island r. Beaufort H3rb3r.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-06

We hope tie statement that e'e ha'f'c'
L71o has escaped iran Galveston IS not 'fue
Bat that II Wa' il--y oe''e'ea AT ''e~ VI,
ieens IL e''T'ain' -aoev- on 'Ae evening Oh
Jan. 2Itn' there Ve'e Io'-lFs mat the Ala-
Sa,nS' the oieto' anu ''e harriet Lane were
g. -.ia. o. lle mouth % lns MISSISSIPPI
A1o Ai"7aiaH was tle's 'i 'ie e'a' anu Il
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-06
NOTICE

On ard aes- It's ilts. no "sh.nFlas1srs'' Or
individual Che;ls, viii Is rc,eivei 3, the FEE
PEEss Office IL Esyment Ct dues.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-06

+. r. AociDEN1. TIE morning freight
tain coming this way on the VI Genital r.
z. an OF the traok Monday nernine.Te ur-
',e;stand. 4 Journal q one c: tie cara ,sI..
given away. Tie broken ear wss jsclsol u,
and platform car put under. We 10 Dor
learn that any person was hurt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-06

Ia list Of death IL Hoo; itala W,sbna.
ton. recently, VIC ro;ioe tic names Of CLa..
y. ioadley. 70. I, 81 Vermont. and Chas. \.
Blake. Co. i. Eth Vermont
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-06

PaosoTsa.-We are glad o. SNOW that
Theodore L. Peek, Of ,tiis place, Quarter
masters Clerk in the 9Th Vermont Regiment,
has been promoted TO be ID Lieutenant Of
CO. {.
Lieut.. Herman seligson Of CO. c, has zen
promoted 70 he Captain. rice sslin, re-isnei.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-06
VERMONT ITEMS.


KiltuTn's Woolen Factory at Fairhaven,
took fTe on the 27ta alt. The mil was ILL
ing an army contract for ur,IersLir,s, &C.,
and large quantity Of material vas burned.
The building iteelf was saved, and tie ius1r-
nnce will c1ver tie whole l,ss, a'-irt ;s56aa.
EaIly GA the ~ lra;ng u The 2lts. ere
"Green Mountain Housc" at Barnet. was
burned, in syi,e Of al cal-;s. Ms; Of Ae
furniture VIZ s.7ed
C. H,ath Of Below PALS, vaiie Rowing
wood at one of TIC K. r sheds, ha5 I7sr ID.
the finger Of his lett hand taken OIL
George ladue, Of vcFeenncr, while i-a
f, recently, fell upon The stove ana ilru,d
lis face in aiastsao..,ins manner.
Three men named Brown, Mons ana
Bristiilc. half drank, we're oaasrl.a- 10
Bennington last week. an3 two r.saules.
interfering they auaohri them sad bay, ore
Of them ta4ly They 'y--s arrested, saa-
fenced % SIS fue AMI 50 days in feH
Some thief tyls horse aud ,l..-. from
Mr.. Reed Of Worcester, dr,s. 20 Es-l4lk
or farther. t4rne3 90, h5r-. r1us arl 'a.
BIN to fra ii. way l4a... Ia- a~r.t ae-
be te1n 1uadf, near IJdefa-s. Tledi.r,s
we're cln-il---'c cnaech t,lat .,-rt-- p
Toe hone i.iore leaving h.n.
-,ne d'rs- fir,icrs at Barton Lal,a.ac,
ta7s parchas'1 an imported Eo-,is5 h1-s. II
CT Of sc.Sco
Rev. Tu.e. Bayre, pastor Of tho C-n-r9
.lti1ual Church O; Ira.hurgA, NIL, have DE
caar-o % the l., of March.
Tbo Fo-e4- .ays Chat 60. B-l3r tail,
z-go is 81 l. transferred - Montpelier
BELOW Fall. i- g. - ,uIet..i rr.
Mou.T.h.- -it,,5
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ILa following inscription j. .aid u Inv.

lie il-l1Ving inscription is said 10 have
ieeu found On head hoardat . grave, in the
IS. s.T.a iiissinga, California
sc In memory
C..
John Smith, who me.
vierieut desta, ne-r this sp1t
5 hundred & 20 tsE-He xss .hoi
~ h's own .is;.n
ras r0t ore C. The new Hind
cut I'D fishiouei ono
.r1ss barrel aid Of such /, the
kingdom Of Heaven"
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a7th Congress---.sd Session.


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30 asking ia4r Who l.i f.l.g up.l..- .,,.,.;,.,
% clear himself by a.elgiu.- ape7. 81, r-sI,.ri
loyalty.
Ias r-t'.i.r ~ls I,il 20 tie ta5Ie.
4lr HAMS .. y. y, ;rou the cul-airt.so,, The
Judiciary, reported bal tie III a. Id NJ;
u er-aucipaticu.
NJ " -sou O. Nlss. offered 8. rtsu,r..5- 5-,e.t-
ms t-e payLnaster general % inform tie s.na-s
u August, is5,. II ~. - - - '-S eiS-
what reason; alopteL
Tie legs, .ti,e and in li,i.l s,,,-.....,.. ~,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-06
THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS

Is published every Friday morning, containing
the news Of the week from al: parts, interesting
sorresponaence from the army, and local snd
general intelligence.
TERMS.
Two DOLLARS per year. Ii paid absolutely in
advance, 81 IS. Single copies I've cents
For rates Of advertising, &c, inquire At the
FREE Pass OFFICE, No. 6 College St, BurlinE-
ton. ".
GEO. ". & 6. G. BENEDICT.
Eiitors & Proprietors.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-06

Ia. f#,l % Jl-,tr-. .. q .-- I-.-.-..
yeas is,ve.- rus-isy s,e., lr I 81. Fag.-
F-.-. -ulrliU--sa-lsst au- .s.ar..
all ,a. Ilsu ra- J., possible, .--~l-- tH-
tr-r '-f-r.. The sI-4ssr fs.,eis- Oh. .--.-
history % tbo place, slok. o. rs r1,4uts-,-
% 8 manufacturing reutrc. ard o. t-- fr
th7.< alantas.s h4vs h->r olrcai- u-5.r-.
u-sei .he u,.s->it~ IF c1psran. snd RI - st
tea'i-r TO Improvements 81 eE -ars-.-r5 --
7'y1lI is,- Go. r,scs shat IFS l,-it e 81.
dioate- f,r a." great centre" 'f this -.-
tiau ofthc country --t- ID. cn"parl-.uc7- d,
capitalists TO invc-, IN manufacturing e-'ii.
li-hr..n,>, end - develop tic lruche-
Such TRADE Us arr alrcrdy e-,s.h-b-. -l,.-
u.. We toFe some IF Nr. TolI,,.'. -1ls,-
lions O, &. inpro' entente. "a ~ = c>.-! o..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-06

Ofthoss ~ ATTENDING. 70 tha Assosla-ia7, C.
had been tsaohe7s ari g. a-s ons-sa5 ia teaeh-
ing At the present time. Few among them, ve
think, returned 90 their s-t.. r1as with
out higher s7Prea.ltiau Of their v-rs, aAd
deeper sense 81 their r,-rcr-iHr.
With tie usa-. Acknowledgements 70 fla l1.-
PIE Of WaIs;1n Cor their ready --l.t...'r .aI
70 ide cleir f.r their &C srous s-r7.--s, re As-
so-.-t.-n s,journc- 7
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-10-22
THE NEW TREATY WITH THE CHIPPEWAS.

The St. Paul papers publish intelligence from the treaty
expedition to the effect that Governor Ramsey the I'd
instant concluded treaty with the Red Lake aud Penn
bina bands Of The Chippewa Indians for right Of way
their land and important strip of country the
Red River Two of the Red Like chiefs refused to sign
the treaty declaring that they would next winter visit
Washington and make bargsin for themselves. The
tract OF land ceded by the treaty embraces about twelve
thousand square miles, for which the Indisns to re-
$40 900 in money and goodso twenty years 1t ia pro-
vdd that 600 shall be set apart in order TO compen-
cate the Injured persons for the depredaons committed
the PR perry and goods Of British aud American
chants at the mouth Of Red Lake river and at Pembna
last year by these indiana and for the payment Of their
just debts when these adjusted They also to
ceive $4,000 the first year ammunition; aud each chief
il to receive $3.50 the first year to build him house, and
$50 each succeeding year The Of So 900 to be
expended in opening road from Leech Lake to Red
Lake Besides this it is agreed that one hundred AID
sixty Of land within the limits II the ceded tract
shall be granted to each male adult mixed blood relative
Of the Red Lake and Pcmbina Chippewa Indians who
citizen of the United States Ii also stipulated that
board of three vsiters to be appointed by the President
shall BE- present at each payment and report the
dtion Of the Indians and the administration Of their
Affairs
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-10-22
PARROTS THREE HUNDRED FOUNDER GUN:
WhsuiSGToN. OCTOBER

WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 10, 1863
To The Editors Of III. National Inteiiigencey
GENTLEMEN: Referring to copied article in your
paper o. this morning, allow to the following
statement therein, viz:
Five Of the Parrot rHed 800 Founders we're sent 10
Gen Gilmore and every Of them burstedal but Que
at the fret trial"
The facts that only too 800 Founders have been
made and these trial guns. After respectively with
standing hundred and two hundred unds they we're
sent to Chaeston. Of the first gun, the seventh dis
charge before Charleston twentyegh inches Of metal
blown of by The premsture explosion Of shell in it, when
the int ior Of the broken art Of the bore Clipped
away and the gun thus rendered entirely sevcoabe
firing accurately before the accident 1t was how.
ever discovered that cpen crack extended along
of the grooves, and it thought advisable to dis
continue the Of the gun No information has been
ceived with regard TO the endurance Of the other gun
certainly none that it has burst r.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-10-22

that as tho highest political right ~ citizen Is 10 70 te al
elections aoy interference, esp4c lily by the military with
inc rgh of the qualified sot fer uhomsoever
tleS please, Will DO regarded offence of tho greats.
magnitude.
With the earnest hope that Providence will guard US
against the errors Of snarchy ana that may Ling
nue 70 ENJOY social order and the BILE sings civil polt
cur ana which He has best wed upon COM
mend the contents of this paper to the careful
OF all citizens Of this State.
in test mony whereo have hereuuo set my hand and
day OF October, thousand eight hundred and sixy-
nree and OF the Independence If The United states the
eighty eighth. Ii. r. GAMBLE
Governor of Missouri.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-10-22
COTTON SPECULAIIONs

The Washington correspondent Of the New York Tr!-
bune says The report Of the Mcdowell Commission OF
Inquiry into the cotton srecuatons Of military officers in
the West still sleeps IN the War Department. There is
good authority for saying that at leat general and
very large number Of field and line officers shown in an
unenvable light by the report
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-10-22
LARGE BoUNTIEs FOR VOLUNTEERS.

1t stated that amended circular has bsen sent out
from the Provost Marshal Generals Office by VIII oh II APP
pears that to every recrutwho is veteran volunteer
unty and premium amounting to $40O will b. paid and
t. all recruits not veterans $302 This is for the old
CARNATIONS TIE object is TO encourage volunteering
those who are drafted only 800 bounty Men
listed under this order will be permitted to select their
gimen which, however must be Of the old regiments
ia the field.
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Major General Commanding.
The Congressional Visit to the Russian
Fleet.

The Congregational Visit to the Russian
Fleet.
AN INTERESTING TIME
On Saturday We gave some particulars OF
the visit of the members Of Congress to the
Russian feet, ard now give some addition al
ones. The company, numbering above four
hundred. embarked on the steamers Ella, Act.
ing Master J. II. Eldridge, and King Phillip,
on this occasion in~charge OF Capt Mitchell,
Master Frank being indispozed,l at the Navy
Yard about noon, and In less than an hour the
vessels OF the feet were passed in the follow
ing order :--Almase, Capt. Ssloney, guns;
Varfase, Capt. Loonde, IL guns; Eitise. Capt.
KTemere, II guns; and Osliaba, nag. snip OF
Admiral Iisoysks Capt Bootakou, 70 guns,
the sailors chez ripg as Justify as we passed
hout one O'Clock we rounded the flag g-ehip
and hove 10, when the preparations made for
takins the passengers TO the 11ag.ship were at
ONCE put into execution; some twelve boats,
belonging to the feet. being put to work in
taking The passengers OF. These boats were
each manned by from 10 to 16 seauen, in
charge of an of6cer, and when they loaded
would pull OF, the officers giving the word
OF command, moving up near the iiag ship.
when they took their position In line to await
their turn to discharge their cargo at the gang.
way Of the Osliaba. Here they were met 6v
an officer wearir large golden shoulder straps.
for as one Of our officers, 10 distinguish than
from the straps Esed in our service, called
them, "planhAn) aud a sailor, wlo pa,aed
the m mp the liehr and graceful a,peted stair.
way. The visitors were met On the bufwarks
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oPosA FOR aaY.
Error CcsNISa 9FFIcK,
SS3 g sIRAEr, |ASg,ySPcy,

ie,em.s, =, !s5j,
aa5 20 s2S
bh1 III b. r'eplreo al tbis otio', H. iii THURS
1o..s gs Be 81 aei.ro Prop i AZ sr ~ i dss
Eoas Ein BE- mt. tair I'D ap,sss ts,y iery oomrly
,BitctH sst g!ge tAs .r nanes in fu!iss we'll A.
th.iI Po,t IL. address nd each proposs mrss De
NHe. s<Dcf hE mot less t5su tvO rssepnsitls .. r.
aud en- cred into, asd good and 81 q ent security
inrpshsd Tor ils seIseution of ths contract "a pro
The risht to ,5 s.eGs any and al. esep3ss ths.
3, the "E OIL Ient il. in ITS opinion, Toe public
.itprcpota1, a-e = aes by + tn, ths name. Of al
ihs y gaf,sss :, NM; Mn ,pDssr or tie indiyiiasl 40
.ment e soarsef @ fl Il 70: S
and WI es required 10 furnish the s7oTs spas .si
TIE usual form of guaranty mug. accompany
each proposal, and parties ID whom awsr"a az,
eDss and to siys boSds .ausI in snoans % so oas g.
s.h he srm to De rss,issd on tie eontr tst signed
ssti.f etory evidence Of tb = los ~ d soiysney
Of each DC deI and psrsop offered a. security viii
S.:s .:. 10 5s, = ~
If any hIddsr to whom an award may hs nsaas re-
adv R'G o; .se v.n the
the contract and bond, rhal reslect Or refuse to
We. In quafity as in auants1 them tas CO 0issa.s
shal fsre the right TO supply suoh deficiency By
rurc0 As n open sI ket cbAf SlnG such detinQuent
bidder or contractor with tae advance paid over
the bid or contract
Propo, ais rrom aelOy Al parties will not be con
sijered por will Az ards be msde to any person or
psl aor who have heretofore failed to fulfl their
axresme ent. or con acts With the Government
Bic ders must be present 1t the opening Of the
bids, &c respond to their nance.
Ths Hay TO be de ivered either in Wsahinst or
Alexandria, in bales, properly secured, free OF all
cost o. Transportation o: handling.
All Hay eontrsotsd Tor under this adversiseu eat
VIII BE- rsi ~ L. spse. and sneh a. ooss not prove
o. sood Eaereh hsntabie quality will be rejected.
The 81 viii be paid for in such funds the Gov
srnDent may have on hand to disburse upon the
completion Of the contract rs soon thereafter
A. tie proper officer shall be IN fluids.
Delivery oftke Hay 70 conne ence within ten tloi
days from tbs dats OF the contract. and to be
rstrd by the thirteth (SOth} day OF January 1854.
Proposals must b. addreAsed
T. r. BRID6 Es, Captain O. B.V.
Coll 223 q street, WAship ston. D. G.
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PROPOSALS..
Dk0rUsALs SoK LUM8gR
n"f kss.sfast Qparfsrmasar's OCscs.
f.annt IL w - N II = Oi

Cl;.f ks,:sfass Qpartsrmastr's O1scs,
b''i q "a'A"asa wSsa.ss,sa ss ~ De-, OBJ; b. va
esALsD P Psoros.Ls vim Ds rssslrei st thi. saes
sn nSaasy ss ssy ss st q ossas
Eorf as me n'D9t & =. - ssrmsst rTy diseet ons
E"Id a. fes@T, pt.on vs: u ID ''i''"Aos
s1.n hundred ami hits Thousand e7s,OOo, feet -
Fo,ty thou.ane 40 ON feat s. or two taI ineb
,,.,' ~hise ,bts Pine M &c Coz r.. zcn ourinss. nss.,,-o
TOrt1t rec ihaa,.nd . COL fest s1o or ae nlock
FOrt,-,hree. ttoq a. d $500 feet 3x3 or hem
10 toist e. Ghtt Ell r ct long.
Jn,st IS ip. iece '-'0''' ',' 'eN-f''A
Eo:t, b = ou.ard - Oos feat s-s aaa 10 Hon.
iocs !ciFt 6 fsEs long
Al shr SItY- dsS r b.d :, hs good us rct,satshis
IN 9; 10 he n ,Psss ., 50 ssaat ao
All he innher TO be arli'srsd by ths 18th day Of
PROPOSALS.
The fun name and Post oti-e address Of ths bid
II od - = sie In - The ma Of arra the nsn.s
Of the part 80 must sppssr, or the bid VIII Be
cred "A the in Tiduai proposal Of the party
.FroF"sals from disloysl parties win not BE- CON
s.osren, ana an cath OF allegiance ro'lst aeeompsn,
,.PIoIth.ls 4 ut be odd es.ea to c.g.s;r Jsns-
Dr ari al ou'd b. Sl.inly marzsd Proposals
GUARANTEE.
80, TIE sssPnnrieliity si OF The suarantors @nst BE-
sSrn of ne osa sarsacats q shs c!srs ofthe
Tss s6ihtS Of the bidder to Ali the Contract
ssoaid IL be awarded . HIM must bs gusrantist
~ ~" r'syOnsibla p5raoEs, whose signatures are
- - app ,nded 10 the guarantee, s,d sail s1srsn
tee NIT 'tc mFaty tn es
Bidders ulrSt 69 present person vhg the h-as
are cp@asd or teSlr proposaa viii not : q oonsiS
eEu.
Bonds IN the of fv. Thousand doiIs,.,
sitr,o tIa contractor and both of his guSrsutors
rfn required OF the sncosssf',i bidder or pidders
Hrsp siEnns contract
FORM OF GUARANTEE
We, OF the county OF -, and State of -
so - fthe county of -. and Ststs Of, DO
hereby guaranty tbstis able to IA lfl the se
" sccoI Idanca With the terms of his prcpositon
AVG that, should his proposition be aeospted \,
sin a. oncn enter into contract in accordance
herewith.
should the contract es svsstsd hiun We srs PIE
PER- - Tec0me his urities
To this guarantee must bs appended the ofheiSi
esrnheste shove mentioned
ht II. hI ~ fp1 all hi Ia thaA N ay be-
SeeB, 100 hi al Is res fved By tnA Depot lsTter
u-sts' ,s-sllss tbe risHt 70 select from each
BID urb LU~f ar, ths pri - tn araja and s.
aui' &c by tie GosRrRu4nt A1j in rsse Of the
isilnr- of bidder, hose prop NJ Is ss:Pptet .
farrish VIII in III. time pre- ibid IN ity
aptn't'y. II 2 Lumber stjpuis ted - be a-iivsred,
l. 60 II A'sistsrt Gus srmsstsr q have th rig
- rPT sCoi ds6cIen-v bJ c~asa, sni S1ea
eL d. I" re- "harzsd witb thu did nee of cost,
Infnrmsl pro posa will be rejeei ed
de- y II JAS " MOSS C>pt. A G. NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-14
From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10.-F. F. Low VISA
to-day inaugurated as Governor for the ensuing
four years. His message is devoted mainly to
pledges as to State policy, and 1t receives gen.
eral commendation.
He considers 1t cause for congratulations
that the election OF ardent friends Of liberty and
upfon to represent California in Con ,ress nv
20Go0 majority must finally destroy all hope
which the foreign or domestic foes of the United
States may ever have entertained Of receiving
aid and sympathy from the Pacific coast