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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
THE GREAT CONTEST.



Private Letters from Lexington say that from
.rso .. nine hundred are in Ray County
s,me Union troops had fight with them on Sunday
-. p,oh,oond in which SIX or eight Of our men were
a,ported killed.
,bort 400 e,uerriIas were at Flklorn on Monday.
,bont 20 bushwhackers killed. nine citizens in Carroll
Z untv robbed the mai-coach and passengers end did
G n.idcrabe promiscuous tlicying last week Al the
- son, murdered had been in the military service ana
,-. re prominent Union men.
le s. Joseph Herald Of yesterday says inc cry s iu'
.iugeos from the lower counties, and hundreds nave
. nc 10 Leayenworth and other places The panic OK
ads throughout the whole country AL the business
..es ~ Weston are closed, and the citizens are IN
s tart fear Of n raid.
,hont i,urteeu buildings were burned at Platte City
D, he Union troops including Tie Plate Sni'Hel once
and q few other houses belonging TO Union men, Col
,ord tried to save The Ssatine Office but the fire was
der too great progress.
4 letter without date, signed by Thornton II.
id commanding" was found al Platte City Station.
&c Rebels we're about ready TO concentrate their
my; asked for the state Of things acknowledged the
ceipt Of the names Of friends and saving they would
nss the Missouri River below Sarksyile Ford and the
.alsas River west of Wyandote, and accomplish their
through Kansas.
This letter shows that they intended after few days
,ndering 10 Join the Rebel Army of tie South elect
Jag their escape through Kansas.
Thornton had been in Platte aud Clay counties about
~icbt months and recruited 1000 men and during this
bme had been aided. protected. concealed and sub
sisted by The citizens Of those counties
, The steamer War Eagle, her way down the Mis-
oa River, was fred on by guerrilas al Rockport but
'uo one was injured.
STobacoo active and steady. Hemp firm. Flour firm
at 60 50ds9 rs for single extra Sllasl % FOR double
f,tra. Wheat unchanecd prime g %; choice. 81 40.
Srn frmer az 81 1881 i2}, ard choice lure white
ftiff at Al 30 Oats higher; sales at s3G95c. fTo'
visions arm: country clear sides. 1891 city shouiders
'J9o, Whisky firm at 81 70GSl IS.
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Grcnt Fire, in the Weod--A City Epdan.


BATH Me. "Wednesday. July 20, 1854.
"A ~, mas been raging IN the woods on the
sonih fie Of this city since Saturday. Hundreds Of
acres lave been burned and for the last two da!
the city as been seriously Threatened.
The Cly Fire Department has been frequently called
out and o-day have worked like Trojans to prevent
general cinaa,raOn the fire having worked its way
ur 10 tLsyery edge Of the city They have II IL be
Heyed styed us progress 4 barn with nearly twenty
una OF Ay consumed snd those adjoining were
con.idcrbly darnagcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21

Were evidences of true loyalty required 70 estab-
lsh tire fat Of large patriotism in midst. think the
emergency through which lhs city has just passed has fur
nhed bundt proof by tho proup, and Jealous oers Of
service onst.r duty b. gentlemen many Of whom
arc, undeIthe law, elenp, from military dnty.
As the exisensy which called for these services hes gone
by, dste thus pubry 70 hsuA the following genlemcn
viz:
Col y. y. DANIELS Of Us. CHAs W. NORRIS esq
JAS G.. WILLING, esl. II. a. GoLDsBoROrGu, esq.
). 4. PylGH eco. Col LIN. TOWERS.
T. II. LRlygSwoRTH esq Lieut. :. y ZACH 9th u. s. &.
{. = NoiEs. csq. GUS w PoTgLER IT,, esq.
TYLER s,rrBALL esq. BrEJ. b. French ".
CHAs. H.ARsEs. esq. SRLDsS HETzEL ESQ.
Cfpt. Ion y. 1ASSER, War ALPHgCs n. BROWN, esd.
Department.
And The following officer, Of the list New York Noterrs,
viz:
Lisuts r. ". Brewer e II. Rfiel, Clinton Rridhaw and
james MCurt snd Caar;eru,er ,ergeant Chas Estelie
GEORGE G.. THOMAS,
Maior-Gcn. Commanding sii,a and ola
Udshi@ios July IL, isoi.
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The Chri.,inn Commission.

PniLApEIrhlA, Wcducsday, jay On. lrd4.
The CHRISTIAN Commission has been presented
with a spking wagon fpr nee 10 tie Army Ut ID,
Potomac II consists 81 three boilers for cooking te1
coffee au .oup. Tre front par contains can, Tor mold
iug t,a, cIce extract Of beef faring apG bread.
dspieh from Illinois states thar S2iNO has been
raised morgan County for the Chrison Commission
slO 100 (Which was given by Jncob siIann vchthy
farmer oithat county The Pelnhylvania Central Rail
road Company paid over 10 the Christian Commission
~ -Lnr & ntI z a dnnailnn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
From, E.r Errrsr;sco.

SAN FEANCl-tO Tuesday, July u.
The seamer John l.. Stevens arrived from the
northern coast last evening Will upw ards Of $4,000
in gold Tie OrrgoniGns arc forming military eoin-
panos tcprutcci tho roads 20 The mines against hostile
iudinns The United States District Court for this
CITY has c0nfscaiei OursiAtccgth Of the rhip W. h..
scranton proved 10 belong 10 a Rebel owner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
Dg,rs OF Cor. McCooK.-Col. Dan McCooI

died in Steuben'ille Ohio Sunday last. Of wounds
received while - the head 81 his regiment In one o. The
recent engagements with the enemy in the South West
The day before biz death he received intelligence that
be had been promoted 20 Br.gadier-Generalshp.
-Four Of the McCook family father and three sons.
hsYe ien 1t the hands Of tho Rebels during The war.
IL July. 1851 the Youngest officer ~ the Regular
Army. killed Ball i:un, while his father stood by
biz eide In July l',3 tho father wa killed BY Nor
gsns he Ohio River. aud ia july, is6i, the sub
i.ct Of this notice died above stated Gen. Nccook
Il viii BE- recoectcd killed By guerrinas in IN am
bnancc in the South Wet Two brothers only are len
% the family. both o whom 1t present commanding
ono regiments IN the held
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21

BgDGTros " j., Wednesday, July 90 1861.
The execution of Ogden and Howard for the
murder ~ Zndeck Damre took place at II Is a. m TO-
day. in the Jail yard ia the presence Of about huid
red people Both made confession Of their guilt and
appeared penitent. They died without much apparent
suffering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
The A.in Outward Eonnd.

BesION wednesday, JbN ~ 1901.
The Steamship Asia sailed this forenoon WITH
II pas.e,gers for Halifax ard 81 for Liverpool She
takes out -. 100 IN specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
Entertainments This Day and Evening.

For aiioH Of iheGf cad tine Of eomwencensn ace dfre
fi,snenis IN other columns Qf his pdIe.
WALLACKs THEArER-Romeo aud Juliet.
NIBLOs 6trDEN-Thr sea of Ice.
OLYMPIC 1HYArEK-Eugish Opera
pRo.DwAY TaRArgR-trcnch spy-Dey.h Good Joke.
EARSrxs MrsEUs--MazuiIn-rhf OrohestTi0n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
The Government Loan
es2OO.OOO.OOO.

5000, 100000.
THIS LOAN rs AUTHORIZED by Act Of Congress II
March s.h 1894 which provides for ia REDEMPTION In
com any period less tsn ten more than forty yess'
from it. date at the pleasure of tho Government
UNTIL IT'S REDEMPTION. i've per cent intsres. is ~
paid semtannusly N COIN
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN arc received by shs
National United States notes in such currency q
other funds a. are taken by them deposit at PAL.
IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL TAXA
TON sdd. from one three per Pc num to it, vass
THE RATE or INTEREST this loan, although bee
Eve per cen, in coin much greater currency thu dr.
ference between The market value Of and gold
ASA RULE the Eve per specie securities Of all scvsss
governments are always par above, and currency nov
funded in tie National Loan win DO worth lis face so1
beside paying regular and liberal per centsss to the bodes
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT of this loan 10 TIVE
Hundred Million Dollars The amount of subscriptions ~
ported to lie Treasury at Washington, Is over
rs S7Q,OOO,OoO.
suBsCRrpTIoHsWiL BE RECEIVED by the TasAs
rRpa or rur UNITED STATES at Washington and the A.
TFE,srnyRs at York Boston and Philadelphia,
and BY the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NswYoRK No. 4Wsllst
syco,p national BANK OF Ngx iogK. I'D st. Bfdways
Tr,Rp NATIONAL BAss or NEW. YORK, No. Ssssaus'.
Pousrg NATIONAL BANK NEW YORK. q aud % Pne<f.
FIFTH NATIONAL BANK of NAVY ORE, No. aS Jdav
sixth NATIONAL BANK NEw-YonK 6th'av. X brdway
EIeHrn NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK No $50 Broadway.
Ninth NATIONAL BANK OF NEw YORK, No. 3o3 broadway
TENTH NATIONAL BANK NEW YORK, No. 2ic Broadway
CENTRAL NATIONAL BAsx OF NEv'YoRK. No u Duane".
NATIONAL ExcHAsaH BANK OF NEW ioRK lS' of "'ea"
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which ST. deposilsre. Of puble money and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country sctrs agents OF tho Nna ~
;,,v p,uks, viii furnish further Information on splice
ti5n, and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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Appeal for Five Thousand Loy"i Wen to
Put Down the Gucrril!as iu Missouri.

ST.. LOUIS Wednesday, July 20, 1864.
Gen. Fisk commander at ST. Joseph, has
Issued an appeal calling for 5000 loyal men TO rally
FOR s protection of life and property and assist him IN
e.terh mating the gueIrillas in Mort Western Missouri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
OFpICs OF rBB COMMISSIONERS OF TArE. AND !

A MEETING AT THE BLEEcKER BUILDISGS.-
The Blocker Bindings were crowded last evening
with most enthusiastic audience. convened to hear
Mr. Sumner Of Texas give narrative of his experience
and the experience OF other loyal men who have suffered
there duriDg the Rebellion. The Rev. DIR. Downing
presided and introduced the speaker the substance Of
whose address appeared in former issue OF this paper
The facts and arguments exceedingly Interesting
and must have made deep impression on the minds Of
those who heard them.
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~ ARRuR n.

HINTON PRONsON-On Friday July u.s. in Rhinebeck. At
ehurch by the brides father the Rev. II. ~ Bronson,
Howard Hinton Of ti- city to Miss Lucy NJ Bronson of
the former place.
NlXTFR-B ARTOY-At CRANKY Mas on Tuesday. July
49, BY the Rev. Henry kelsey. Nndton Aiatsr OF New
i5k 70 Addie - daughter OF James D. Barton u u. No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
gpetiai Notifies.

Young Mems Union Central COmmittee. a
reruar neeing OF the Committee viii be held TbUkS
DAY EVENING July o. 1884 az o'clock. at the corner q
HENRY c. PARKE, President
T 7 f,cs1 sSSF,os' NJ d. Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
The Europa Bnwnrd Bound.

HAiITAN Wednesday. July - ls6l.
The steamship Europa sailed at o'clock this
morning ior Boston. whore she win he due tomorrow
tTlursda,) evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21

FIRE Vt SEA.-rbc schooner Danville, Capt
Cooalc hence with cargo OF hay and oats oounu -
Pof Royal. dispatched by Merrill y Abbott. look me-
this morning q. about O'clock The Highlands bearing
". seven miles, and Wa totelly DESTROYED ihe zap
tain and crow seven in all wore taken OH ~ 'h'
sealntug Gladiator, and brought " She c'y Inc Ls'
broke out nesr the galley. she Was $50 tuns paideh
and partly owned In New. York. No Insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
4 MANDARIN AMONG Us.-Tae Springfield

4 MASDARIy AMONG Us.--Ihe Springfield
ReppJiic1s states that Yuug Wing Jouns chinese
who graduated some ten years since az fo!e' ha'
recently retained to this country with the rank oil
Mandarin ard u commission from the lmperisi Gov
ernnent empowering him 20 Inspect aud purchase
machinery Of various kadr. With he view OF MIRO
ducing into China the modern improve in science
and arts made by the Western nations and especially
our own The Mandarin is st present the guest Of pr'
Mclean Of Springfield. and spoken OF In high terms
as d man remarkably adapted to executs commission
- interesting and importani and which evidently
marks VA err in Chinese history.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
Business Notices.

This j. the season of the year when children are
afflicted with dysentery and diarrheA Mrs WrNsLow's
soorHIsG SYkuP "a sa and certain remedy Il not oa
reeye. the chd from pain, bat regulates the stomach and
bowels acdi'y aud giyc' tone and energy = the
whole system. Mother you Ysne the lives and health oil
your ch ulrsr DO no, fail 20 procure il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
Geld from virginia City.

81. SOsIPl No., Tucsday July -. lFbl
Quincy 4 Go. of this city have just received
.iyiv.fve pound, of gold dust from Virgio's City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21

in the pnces not only OF tie precious metals but Of every
other commodity ind impossible TO continue longer tue
sale ol NY Pgss old rates. This rcsrc, exceedingly Is
had hoped 10 continue without change but having to buy
gold q the present fabulous prices, h is no longer possible
Ny friends and the public will give credit however io'
having struggled on aud hard ssnns, the universal pressure
20 deproi,'e tho Government credit and currency The cd
vance made enough 70 cover me- with gold at pres
rses should remain where 1t il. or go shl higher
further si,e In prices be made In any case however
intend A. heretofore, to sell better article for less money
then 1t ciu be- bought for elsewhere.
circular with ensrayiDg, OF all the sies styles and pres
nt prices will receipt of Letter postage Address
A. MORTON.
J,lv H. 1854 No % Maidsniane. New.fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21

The number Is now over 27,Ooc and has been sIrOsi
daily increasing. An addition o. i'e ncr,s mas re-
it Is already .oo much crowded and Tho commandani Is
endeavoribe TO receive no more. The mortslity Is
considerable, being generally from NIFTY 70 SIXTY day
stYange state ~ Attain seems 70 prevail among
them. wholly OF domestic character Of their own.
There has bees thioypg ghting and murders. and "a
secure somo Of them from damage from the others
about ninety have 20 be KEEP. outside tho walls under
quad 1t 10 said that several will be hung by theiI
cUnIsde- for the murders committed.
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TugT,x ComslssrossRsuIp.-The Sllowing

THg TAX CoMAlssrONBRsnIP.-- following
notes contain the reply Of Mr. Pnrser and his associates
TO the offer rade by Mcssrs. Williamson and Brown
proposing che return II the books &C;
No q CBAxBsRssrRgsr, Jdly c, 1861
SHEEDAy sRooK esq --Jiy deGy Si' lnco'ed Is memo
-lagn which expresses the views Of the Commissioner ea
tive proposed return of the books Ae and the d'eoH
finance Of proceedings against Mess iA'oh ana BOW"
The papog unsigned which you lei. with after had WIT
judge Brady your suggestion contains two propose
lions which cpnrot be entertained.
Jrder tho existing law the Supervisors have no shadow o'
authority 10 write Up tho books. ba, merely extend the tax
confirm the levy In relation &, The rolls being signed by
all claiming he Tea Commissioners give no sanction
whsteyer be disposed Of by tie supor,'or-
under their convictions Of legsl duty
Have the kindness. TO communicate With The Commissioner
early Monday.
And oblige yours, &C., q. II. PrBsBR
That ih tho object Of avoiding the serious ltiRsou and
consequences CERTAIN to arse from any in, 90 IN VIC
rolls and collect the taxes FOR hc year % the IN
Frat Ta all the book. records and paper. removed and
be Immediately returned 70 this office.
Sec9sl Tia 'geh delivery shall no. u any Tsy be used to
grown TO the olHce Of taxes sud a,ses.m.n,,.
,a S due proce. law be broush. before the Court Of APP
pea slsllbe argued their part without any delay
OFpICs OF tbs COMMISSIONERS or TArE. ASD}
AssEssNasrs, July IL, 1885,.
SHERIDAN SHOOK, es.-DeGy Sir AFTER careful eSani'
nation of memorandum you LEFT at our Office this after
noon en- directed that The Commissioners cannot
consent the terms proposed.
Tic Supervisors are not. under the law Of 1889 the es
custodans Of the "reeord and papers removed and any
promise to deliver them the Supervisors would not justify
the Comissoner, abandoning all proceedings 10 when
they have been compelled to resort.
However the Commissioners are prepared in good faith 10
terminate all such proceedings the return Of the entire
records aud papers TO j. W Allen who they 70
b. Commissioner under tho same title which Messrs IL
hanson and Brown set up TO the office.
Yours truly G. IL. PuRsES :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21

I According to the Yankee accounts the Con-
fedsrstes retiring In good order from the front Of
Washington, after having given the Lincoinie- tor
rbls and pshed tbs Destruction of much
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-11-03
ALIEN SOLDIERS AS VOTERS

We published some days snce the outline Of the law in
reference to alien voters passed Congress in July 1862
We give below the text of the enactment from which il
will be that soldier wishing to vote must get his ma
turazaton papers as usual the act merely varying the
time Of residence and nature of proof:
And nfurher enacted That any aen Of the age Of
twenty one years and upward who has been enlisted or
shall enlist in the armies Of the United States either the
regular or volunteer forces and has been or shall be
after honoraby discharged may be admitted to become
citizen OF the United States, upon his petition without any
previous declaration Of his intention to become citizen
the United States and that he sha be reaured to
prove more hsn ore years residence within the United
States previous to bis application to become such citizen
and that the court admitting such alien shall in addition
to such proof OF residence and good moral character
now provided by law, be satisfied BY competent proof Of
such person having been bonoraby discharged from the
service OF the United States aforesaid" (Sec 81 chap
800 Laws Of the 3th Congress- I'd Session. page 5g7 sp
proved July IL, l662)
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THE RIGHTS OF THE PRESS.
parties

Judge GRIER, n the United States Court very forcbly
vndcaed the right of free discussion and private pro.
perty condemnng the seizure Of the Jefersonan Office
by Marshal Mlward at the instance of District Attorney
Coffee The seizure made in August 1861, at time
when public feeling very high, and every thing which
reflected in the least upon the Administration was de-
nounced reasonable Without any authority from the
President the District Attorney issued order to seize
the property Of the Jefersonan Democratic paper pub
shed at West Chester The Judge charged the jury that
there justification for the seizure that the District
Attorney hsd right to ssue such order and the Mar
sha to execute it, The right to writs belongs
to the courts alone Whichever way the jury may decide
this dctum from the bench in defence of private rights
and popular liberty will have good effect in restraining
public officers within the boundS of their authority as
reeusted by law, departure from which, if tolerated
must lead TO the most odous kind of oppression where the
psops have right to look for protection and security
Public fcers should remember that they not psri
sans in Cce and only called to vndcate violated law
when the proceedings under which they act clearly
gulsr ard from sufficient authority.-Phaia Ledger
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN MARYLAND

UEMUChATTC NUMTNATIUNb IN MANY IAND.
The Democratic State Central Committee of Maryland
assembled in Baltimore on Thursday, and large number
Of other delegates having appeared by invitation of that
body they organized themselves into State Convention,
and nominated the following ticket For Governor Hon.
Ezekiel F. Chambers, of Kent county; for Lieutenant
Governor oden Bowie, Esq, Of Prince Georges county
for Judge Of the Court Of Appeals Col VIM p Mausby
Of Frederick county for Attorney General Isaac hewitt
Steele, Of Baltimore city; for Comptroller, A. Lpran
Jarrett Of Hartford county The following for
Congress we're also nominated: First district, Hiram
mccullough, of Cecl fifth district Bepjsman g. Harris
Of st. Mary's-Unior,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-11-03

The Army and Navy Gazette this week publishes very
lengthy report from Gen Suly Of his Northwest Indian
campaign He says that be is perfectly satisfied of the
mpractcabity Of road for emgrants the route he
took All the country in the vicinity Of the Little Missouri
river is broken and affords excellent protection every
part for small bodies Of Indians to torment emgrant
train, and there is certainly safety in travelling it uat
the Indians e1terminsted The santees the Mouse
river almost starving and want to give themselves up
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-11-03

i ARRESTS NY THE MILITARY.-Qute a number Of per
have been arrested 10 this county by the military au
thortes during the past week They represented them
selves generally refugees from the South but as they
failed TO report themselves at military headquarters IL
not improbable that the msn portion them re deserer
from the army.-St. Marys Gazette
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THE COAST SURVEY.

Professor BACHE bas through the Public Printer, pub
hshed the Coast Survey for 1862. It h splendid quaro
volume contains four hundred and thirty five pages
printed matter and fifty maps, sketches and diagrams IL
Illustrating minutey portions Of coast surveyed,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-11-03

The Mcclellan party in the second Congressional dis.
tri,t Of Maryland have nominated Col. William H. Kim.
mel IS their candidate for Congress- and in the third dis
trict have nominated A. Leo Knott, Esq.
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The effect Of our shelling Charleston is said to be
quite destructive No less than five large 6res in that
doomed city have been visible during the last eight
supposed 20 have been kindled BY our shells,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-11-03

petition to the French Senate for the abolition Of
capital punishment has received eighty thousand gps,
tures
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Weekly National InteIIig e ncer
By GALES IL SEATON.

By GALES IL SEATON.
JAMES @. wELLINa, ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
The subscription price Of tins paper for year Two
DOLLARS, payable in advance
reduction of 90 per cent (oneth of the full charge
will be madeo any who shall order and pay for at
time ten copies of the Weekly paper and reduction Of
25 per cent oneourth Of the full charge to any
who wilorder and pay for at time twentyor more
copies.
No being this paper will not be sent
to any unless paid for advance than
the time for which it is paid.
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In California quartz mill is as much Of . household
word and necessity ~ coffee mill