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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06

ming COmpAny, LOclIUl, bOId IiIII IInlG DIstTlcl,
Storey county, Nevada Territory. -Noticc.-Therc
Is delinquent upon the following described Si0ck, on
account OF assessments levied November 18th. lSJ,
No e. OF nifty (5Oc) cents. December 18Th lsC, No. =,
Of iiy (GC) cents, February 10Th, lS6i, No. 5, OF
fifty (c) cents and April 9th, l>, No. 9. Of my
Gael cents the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders Us follows:
S,wss (1rfi frafes SLs IssIs. Amt
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tic hereby given that many shares OF the capt.
tai stock OF this company standing in the names OF
the following persons as will pay the assessments
due thereuu together with the cost of sale ami AT
vcrtiSng will be sold according 10 law at the office OF
the company In Gold Hill, on THURSDAY, June
Snth, at O'Clock Pm:
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Company Devils Gate District, \. T)-Notce.-,
There are delinquent upon the following described
stock on account of ASSeSSmrn; No. &, levied OH the
second day OF April, 1851, the several amounts sci
opposite the names vi the respective Shareholders
j. follows:
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JUSEPH K. PEDLER,.S ec'y.
Gold Hill, May %, ls6l. niy23 III
Red Jacket Gold and silver Mining Co

Red Jacket Gold and Silver Mining Co.
Devils Gate District, Nevada Territory, Office, ~
Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal.-Notice is
hereby given, that on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
of May AID. ls6I at IL O'Clock AM there will be sold
at public auction at the Salesrooms Of jerome Rice
& Co., No. 3H Montgomery street, San Francisco, to
the highest bidder for cash, in United States cOn
many shares of the capital stock of the Red Jacket
Gold and Silver Mining Company, standing In the
names OF the hereinafter mentioned stockholders Us
will be necessary to pay all assessments now den-
Quent thereon, together with costs Of advertising
and all accruing charges, unless same be previously
Names: Certificate. Shares. amount
Alban, w G.=---l3 lilo to l25 inc 1865 S2i+ 10
Ames, Mrs MA-----.-;.----l6------l 10; =.
Ball, J--------l0,l3 $50 TO li7 inc -366sS 22i 33I5
Denver, Frank------l5,76 to 50 inc 3663 DC, ~ 1,
rs shares bal not issued 20 ~ y
Fleming, III D, 81 Is SO to l09 inc so
Green, CO, 10 TO "a l26 to l29 inc
Green, Robt E------------9,E, 20
Holden, -3y------ lO--------5
Lucas, b We to 1855 to IS,
las to i6i lnc-sl6ss- -I6s AZ
Lucas, Edw' -lO--------5--
Morris, Mrs R-----------l IDS, l6g---25-------l2 30
Morris, Lewis ----------fO -lO--------5--
0Nel, Edwd a; .; i @ ,ies 3;3 M
Robertson, -----i0-------3-----30
Weston J.-----.--.---I65- 80
mhSI m VI VII" '' JNO. j. MILLS, Sec'y.
The above sale Is postponed until WEDNESDAY,
June 18th, 1884, at the hour and place above named
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
GEO. B0RDWELL, President;
San francisco. NAV TO- 1864, myl3 I'd
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By or,ler OF the Board OF Trustees,
> a.. TNNIN NJ

mh3I III JOHN J. MILLS, Sec'y.
The above sale is postponed until WEDNESDAY,
June 18TH lS6i at the hour and place above named.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
GEO BORDNELL, President.
San Francisco, Nay 10. ls6l. myl3 III
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IunHln GOId il1lu SiINtr .HlnInR NOIIPIiHy
Notice Is hereby given that an assessment, No OF
One Dollar per share of the capital stock of the Lun,
din company was levied at q meeting OF the Board
i,n,aJiotciy NJ The ottice of tho comnany in Silver
CITY, Notice Is also given that many shares stand
Ing in the names Of the following persons VIII be
sold on the ID day Of June, 1861 in front Of the office
in Silver City, may be necessary TO pay assessment
No. I. due and unpaid with costs and charges:
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.


Columbus Gold and Silver Mining 20:
Notice Is hereby given, that there viii be sola az
public auction for cash In gold or silver con- az the
American City, n. T.. on FRIDAY, june oath, ls6i,
at . O'clock PM, so many shares of the COMPANY
capital stock standing In the names OF the following
standing opposite their names, together with cost OIL
lilo and lady
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And In accordance with law, and an order Of the
shares of each parcel of said stock as may be neceS
~, will be sold at the saesroom OF Jerome Rice i
Co, No. 327 Montgomery street, San Francisco on
WEDNESDAY June list. 1861, to pay said delin-
quent assessment together with cost Of advertising
and expenses of sale. Those residing In Nevada
Territory may pay the above aSssi SI TO
L. d. INGOLDSBY, Sec'y,
Office Room No. 2 ArmOry Hall,
my2l I'd San Francisco.
The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY, July
LIST, 1854, at O'Clock Pm, at same place.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
L. D. ING0LDSBY, Sec'y.
San Francisco, June /, 1864. jn4 ID
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>' GEO. q. BURNETT, Secy.
Gold HILL June |, ISL JnI IN
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NnpoIeou Consolidated Mining Company

BY order Of the BUar,i OF Trustees:
". y. CuNWELL, ScC'y.
EnL lin MAY .pS lSi; IuylS tIl
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By order of the Board Of Trustees.
may2 Ill VIM. Z. HALE. Sec'y.
The above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY,
June nth, lS6I, ut same hour aud place.
WIN. L. HALE, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, May 81. lS6i. iny3l I'll
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CrGsns Mining Compnny.-Assessme

IDOL ',dl,tt -
by order oil the Board vi Trustees.
l.. Il. CUCRSOLLES, Sccy.
Gold Hin Nav L. lSI nlayg N
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By order Board of Trustees.
GEO. Il. BURNETT, Sec'y.
Gold Hin. May "a. lS6i. my3n III
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And IN accordance with the law, and an order OF
the Board of Trustees OF said company, made on the
9th day of May, lSi many shares OF each parcel
OF said stock be necessary, Will be sold NJ the
auction rooms of Cobb SntOn, on the 18th day OF
June lSI at the hour oil II N. of that day, 10 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising, and expenses OF sale;
A. NOEL, SeC'y.
San FronriSco NAV 2i lSi;t ms til
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man desired to be assigned :
Good Bye.

Good Bye.
We are In receipt, this morning, of a
Card and Circular announcing that one of
the valued mercantile men of McGregor has
left this city to reside in Philadelphia The
Gard tells us that ABRAHAM STElNAM Of the
wel-known Dry Goods and Clothing Hous-
es Of McGregor, Pr. du Chen, and La
Crosse, has formed partnership in the
City Of Brotherly Love (our native city,
and the prettiest one in the world) with
LAUFERTY & BRo.--the new firm to be en-
titled LAUFEETy, STEINAM & Co. Their
business is manufacturing and wholesaling
Clothing. We regret to part with ABRAHAM
the patriarch, but he leaves NATHAN, albeit
a prophet and bachelor, to look after the
interests Of the firm in the west. Nathan
is one of the pleasantest merchants to deal
with and since this arrangement is made
he is so situated that his customers will
have the advantage Of the latest styles in
the market as early as the Express can car.
ry them west. 1t is great point gained
both to seller and customer to have a man
in the Eastern market prepared to avail
himself Of the fluctuations in prices there.
Persons who want Goods at McGresor, eli.
Their at Wholesale or Retail, will find the
old firm Of A. Steiram & Co. posted in the
latest styles Of Clothing, the Lowest prices,
and having one of the best assortments of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods in this city,
We welcome Mate as the head of the
firm in this City and assure our readers
that from him and his employees they will
always receive good goods and gentemanly
treatment Persons buying or ordering
from the East will find the Philadelphia
firm one of the best on the sunrise side of
the Al.eghanies.
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eth mainly in Supper OF Fish, called il
these latter days Oysters, provided for tn
three score and ten Masons of this city, a
the expense Of those new in the faith am
but just received among the brethren.
A. For, behold, this is a part Of tn
rites and ceremonies, called in the Englsl
tongue, initiation.
IS. And the singing of the Lodge i
wonderful to hear; it is even as when
multitude lift up their voices upon noun
tain top, and chant unto the morning stars
joined with the sound of timbrels anc
psalteres.
4g. And it cometh to pass that the teach
ings of Missionary, are given by word o
mouth and not from parchments.
AZ. Wherefore, Beer became, as it were
somewhat disordcrly, insomuch that Ro
bert, (the Rabbi in the Temple of Brick
being sore vcxed, cried out, Yc have de
parted from the law and from the traditions
Of the fathers.
4s. But, certain of the Lodge laughed
him to scorn and said, Thou are art an
ancient Fogy.
40. And, for time he withdrew himself
from their assemblies.
so. But, behold, when the band of sing
ers did sojourn in McGregor, John, the
same who playeth upon the timbrel did
enter into Beer
81. And did train the members thereof
in the way they should 90, and Robert was
greatly comforted thereby.
4. So. Peradventure, some, unbeliev-
ing, may ask, What advantageth it to be a
Mason?
30. Hear, 0 we who have not yet listen.
cd unto the sound Of the Gavel, and be
wise.
81. If brother be sick or destitute of
daily food he shall be holpcn, or, If he
dieth, his wife and his children are the
care of the Brotherhood.
30. Or, if one of you be taken by an
"N'S' sal y vi VIC oNtItdhtil III ldut, Vi SO
astray in any way, he shall be delivered
by all Masons Of whatsoever degree.
Sc. And, now, the Great Secret remain
eth yet to be made known; for the best of
reasons it is Withheld for the time, but
when the fullness of days is come, It shall
be revealed unto you.
81. Then, he who thinke,h that Nor
gan did unveil the real mysteries of the
Order shall see his error and all the Graft
shall marvel greatly.
So. The next Chronicles begineth with
the twentieth day of the month, wherein
shall be contained weighty matters con-
corning Louis, of the house of Benton, al,
SO. touching William surnamed Hunting.
So Likewise, ALSO shall the wonderful
deeds OF Lucinda, wife Of Lafayette and of
Jane, wife of him who weisheth (known in
all the land as most honorable women) be
therein made manifest.
80. And in that Chronicle shall the
Scribe discourse of new race of people
come up out Of Egypt, the land Of dark
ness
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so Rev. Mr.. Fiske, Superintendent of
eontrabands in the Department of Missis-
sippi spoke for the freedmen on the 18th
January, at Buffalo, N. Y. We commend
one paragraph to the noisy negro pityers
Of the North.
"The suffering of this people is our ma
tional dishonor. If they were not rescued,
history would write something thus: The
American people enticed within their lines
tens Of thousands Of slaves, alluring them
,hither with promises of liberty, took from
among them all the able bodied men to re-
inforce their armies, huddled the rest to.
gethcr in great camps, and left them to per.
ish of nakedness by this hundred How
will that page Of history read?
"rhe American people, did not do tn.
''enticing." Radical advisers did it and thu
President yielded to the pressure" which
he at first loudly complained Of The PEG
pie opposed" the cruelty because of it.
curse to both whites and blacks, but oppo
sition became constructive "disloyalty" ant
the people said $50 on with your expert
lnent and see what will come of itr'
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TIL. Latest.


The following order, promulgated on
Sunday last, will once more wake tfecoun.
try out Of the dream of immediate triumph
which sanguins editors and orators have
been insisting. Our recent statement that
all will get tickets Of leave for Dixie before
the policy Of this Administration and the
views of radicalism can be perfected, is
proving itself with moro rapidly than we
anticipated. Vote down the radical policy
a. the ballo!-box, or prepare to use the car
fridge box in It's support: .--.
Washington, Feb. /, 1884. Ordered,
That a draft for FIVE hundred thousand men,
to serve for three years or during the war,
be made on the 10th day OF March next,
for the milt'Hv service IF the United
States; cre1't and deducting therefrom
so many a. y have been enlisted or
drafted into Il. service prior to the LIST day
of March, and not heretofore credited.
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The following special dispatch to the
Chicago Times is explanatory:
Washington, jan 31.-The issuance TO-
day of proclamation, or notice, rather, for
fivs hundred thousand men additional, to
bc drafted in March, il not forthcoming by
volunteering by that time, caused an in
tense sensation in political and military cir
cles. The fact that it came out on quiet
Sunday has led to the wild rumor that i'm.
portant and startling information has been
received by the government, rendering this
step necessary. The reinforcement, by
wholesale conscription Of the rebel army,
and French intervention, are the principal
clements of these rumors.
limitations that the communication clause
Of the conscription act will not now be re.
tanned, under this call, are already in circu-
lation.
Stanton and Chase are reported to Do in .
war-the President .favoring Chase.
The people Of N. c. are in doubt as to what
course they had better pursue. We hope
they'll come back to the old Union and behave
themselves
Fears Of the rebs that Wilmington will soon
be attacked.
Federal forces cross into Mexico!
Rebels are in force at Brazoria. Texas.
Soldiers at NATION, ILL.,, maltreat Judge
Constable, and kill two citizens.
The Miss River is again infested by guer. |
rilas.
The rebels repulsed at Pine Bluffs, Ark.
Petersburgh railway taken by the rebels
Federals in winter quarters at Knoxville.
Gov. Gamble, of Mo-, dead.
1t is believed that Juarez will cross into |
Texas to get out Of the way of the French.
Renforcements sent to Port Hudson and |
Baton Rouge, in anticipation of an attack by
the rebels
Excitement throughout the country about the
draft.
Whiskeytax in Washington At SO per cent.
above proof.
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Volunteers.

voAoAtccIbs
The Garnavillo Band with music ana
Banners came into town on Wednesday
last, professionally. with the quota of tina,
Township and the wives, swcethcarts, and
friends of the courageous boys who have
turned their backs on home to defend the
Flag Of the Nation. Our town was excited
to the highest pitch; the procession halted
at the American House, the ladies were
quartsred, and BY invitation Of - the
male portion of the crowd adjourned to
GAUSS for little inside music and Lager
refreshment In the evening the younger
ones, male and female, joined some of our
citizens in a dance and all went merrily.
Next morning the parting came; tears fow-
ed freely from the ladies, (God bless their
warm hearts y the boys cheered up, and
marched across the river to the cars for
Davenport; the Band accompanied them.
Lieut.. Chas. Williams and Sergeant John
Everall accompanied the volunteers as off
GERS, to the train, and returned for farther
duty in recruiting. To these indefatigable
officers Of the eth much credit is due for
the speedy raising Of this first township
quota. From Lieut.. w illiams we learn that
the citizens of Garnavillo made UP cash
Bounty Of 500, Tin all l,4oo,) and by
steady work succeeded in escaping the
draft. Farmersburg has also filled her
quota by cash subscription Of $3.50 to
each volunteer. The Lieut.. kindly hands
us the following list of the Garnavillo Vol.
unteers, with the company to which each
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Dcs MOines.

Les MOlneSs
Members favor us with documents and
~dailies. Senator Hunt, (of Clayton,) will
not vote for an increase of official salaries.
Good for B. T.! If a man aspires to an
office, he is entitled to no more than the
price at the time Of his election Peti.
lions are flowing in asking repeal of the
game laws. We vote for repeal. Prairie
Chickens are destructive to grain, good for
nothing as food, and the profession of a
hunter is not Of much force anyway. Dogs
are another luxury that might be dispensed
with. Tax them heavy, encourage the
raising of sheep, and prevent hydrophobia!
49,. Let the supervisor system be rubbed
out. Three sensible men can manage one
county better than 20 persons picked up
by political favoriteism. . Our members
are active in their duties, and do credit to
old Clayton. Feb 23d an Editorial Con.
venton will take place at Des Moines. c.
S. Wilson, Chairman Of House Printing
Committee, sends us circular. Several
bills will soon be before the Legislature for
the benefit of the pablo and the press
one to require publication Of all State.laws
in all newspapers at 40 cents per thousand
This law was in force five years ago and
worked well. One to require Supervisors
to publish proceedings in all papers in the
county. One to increase the price OF pub.
fishing delinquent tax lists. All good
enough, but the NORTH Iowa TINES asks
no State or National patronags-if it cant
live by its own energy, let it die.
Senator Hunt is Chairman Of the Com.
inIttee on Judicial Districts. The States.
man Of Des Moines is excluded from any
show in State Printing. Col. Merritt, its
editor, cannot sell his manhood and nobody
is favored by the government unless he has
the Stamp Of purchase on him. Small ed.
ieors who cannot rival Merritt in ability
think this most patriotic revenge.
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CHICKENS - The Marsha!town Expositor
Nowa) in noticing our notice of Juo. l..
Bowman's shipment of Five tons Of P,ai
rie Chickens, or $50 doz as ''big thing"
tells that f. G. Sleight of their place has
shipped at one time n,,e tons, at another
ten and a hnJ, and at the time of mention
he had Iuelre tons, on hand to ship
In all, this makes Thirty two and half
tons, 2,34o dozens, or 1850 prairie birds
sent to the.east from one Iowa town! ..
We are asked to surrender the boots"
and "ho'd our whisht" Wen do it. A
man who has such sleight in hagging
feathers as our friend SLEIGuT, is beyond
all competitors. John Bowman of Fort
Atkinson. don't you ever say another word
about chickens as long as you live! We
thought your residence was pretty well Out
towards the edge of the wide, wide prairie
where birds and gophers were the only res
idcnts, but Marshaltown is a monstrous
great trap on the confines of civilization
| into which the beautiful grou>e are compel
lie to march to escape perishing with hun
ger The little central Iowa hamlet may
Cock doodle-do-!' with safety.
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TINES OFFICE, Tuesday, 8 P. MI
February q 1874

Thunder storm on Thursday last with rain, sleet
small hail, snow and wind. Weather almost Spring.
like. Fine warm sleighing on Sunday snow Sunday
nght-best Of shedding on Monday and Tuesday. No
business last week. Wheat firm in Milwaukee on
Monday and Tuesday at $l,lsl.2. Declined on
Wednesday, THURSDAY and Friday to $l,l5 l-2, and
unchanged on Saturday. Flour slow. Wheat on
Monday LII firm, and Pork advanced 10 cts per hun
dred. Gold 81 l-2; Pork, in Milwaukee, on Tuesday,
was $6,95 to $780, Wool better.
Everything tends to high prices. Dry Goods still
higher. Whskey advanced IN the week nearly 10
cents gallon.
Our Milwaukee dispatches for Tuesday, 8 p. m, ars
not at hvnd. See below for Mc0regor prices.
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The PAcKETs.-O the street the other
day We had the pleasure Of meeting Gen.
Lawler of Pr. du Chen, the President, and
Mr. Wellington Of Dubuque, the Secretary
of the new Packet Company. They are
are both experienced and energetic and will
make square. pulling team on the Upper
River for 1864
The boats will be differed the same as
last year with the exception of the Key
City. Capt. Laughton and an entirely new
set Of officers will be found on the Key.
Worden and Eldred have gone on some
lower river steamer. The War Eagle will
have Mitchell and Cook on board, but Pat
the saloon man, gives way to Frank Norris.
Arrangements are making to canvass
every portion Of the shore from Dubuque
to St. Paul for freight and passengers al
the best possible rates for shippers and
travellers.
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RIVALRY The Meas Job Office has been
doing an excellent job Of work and claims
to compare favorably with Card from the
TINES Office printed for VIZ. JAIN, the CT
gar man, Of McGregor. The joke Of the
thing is that our JAna Card was soordina.
ry one that our job Foreman did not put
the TINES imprint on it. We don't imprint
Funeral Notices in order to get custom from
the dead
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FIRE.--The Barn of NJ. Thompson near
Monona was burned on Sunday morning.
January Oath. Several valuable horses.
harness, and 90 tons Of hay were DESTROYED.
Loss 81 600. Insured for 5000. The FIRE
was doubtless incendiary and yet We hard
ly know how a man could thus injure 50
kind neighbor as Thompson is known to
be. We had more particulars but lost our
notes
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TRAM RoAD-Alamakee County is NOV.
ing for Tram or Horse Railway from
Johnsonport to Waukon, with every pros.
pect Of success Get this done and the
development of the country will soon require
Steam. This is most valuable enterpr Sc
and We hope to hear that the Alamakee
farmers will see that it does not fail. Ma
ny Of the branch railroads Of Indiana were
Tram roads at first.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-03

AN EXCHANGE arc in receipt Of
paper published at Anderson, Ind, for .
spiritual old gentleman by the name Of
Thos. Cook. The paper is published By
WILLETs, formerly Of the Ne,os, Of this
city. 1t is called The Kingdom Of Heaven,
and an exchange is asked with the TIxrs.
Of course we'll exchange. Who wouldn't
This whole Office is freely offered for the
Kingdom Of Heaveni
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FARHEsBURGH.-J. E. Corlett, writes to
the Elkader journal, January 25th, that
A. Hutchins, S. Benjamin, II. Angler and j.
E. Corlett, Committee, had succeeded in
raising by subscription 81 1891 to meet the
quota demand or that Township, by pay
ing recruits 5 80 each, above the regular
bounty, and that the volunteers were on
hand .-
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FENcING.-Phillip Dorr, Of Prairie du
Chen, desires to advise Iowa men that he
will sell GOOD FENCING lumber at ST..
so per NJ. While the ice is good it will
pay the buyer to purchase Of him. At
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-03

EeN1a0 BrOlhefhO0d.
At meeting held in Concert Hall on
Friday evening last, this order was organ
lied by clecting Patrick Mcdonald as Pres.
ident and Z. w. Wood as Secretary. The
Treasurer is p. O'Brien. The Committee
of Safety is composed Of the following gen.
tlemen: M. O'Brien, NJ. Mcighan, NJ. Math.
ews, D. Leary, and p O'Brien. The Feni-
ans meet every Friday evening at Concert
Hall