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and ssyjEally covenant with the United States and
guaFantee n case the foregoing bid Do
Seespted that he or they viii within ten days amer
the Acceptance Of said bid execute the contract for
the same with good and sutiietent slrettes "
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nm f6flRe urOpulBd In confufmlty % the terms o.
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or the person to whom the nay DO awarded:
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ISkestlI0hMaie.

HAVING increased my facilities for ths mann!
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keep thu latest patterns IL STOWE, both WOOD and
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GUARANTEE.

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ment Of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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Dssigndtsd DsposftOry and 7FEaaseidl Ageat
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United 6tAtesn1tesand notes Of the National BanlsJ
any per cent. premium must be, added 70 me
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MARRLAaE-

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80. Me0ABKs KRAFF 00.tDa
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complete aud the AsSoFtnant fall II Auttmals We
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TX BARRELS GARRKTTS g. SNUFF 4, - ~. =,
10 90 Boxes darTottS Packed = . -
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The weekly union record., 1864-10-29
Glorious News from Missouri Defeat of
Price and his Rebels.

KANSAS Cry (Mo.), Oct. 22.-The fight
yesterday, between the Little Blue and lnde
pendence, was very gallant affair. We
fought Prices entire army for five hours
McLane's Colorado battery senced the guns
of a rebel battery. Colonel IIoyt made gal
LIANT Saber charge with Il battalion of the FIT
teenth Kansas and he Second Colorado Regi
ment. He is said to have lost sixty men killed
and wounded. Major Smith, in command OF
the regiment, was killed Our entire loss is
reported at four hundred. Pagan, Shelby,
Marmaduke, Clark, McCrea and several other
Brigadiers are with Price Our picketS had a
slight skirmish early this morning. Jenuison
was attacked at Byron's ford by heavy col
umn. A bout two O'Clock in the afternoon the
enemy forced the ford, and Jenuison fell back
toward Westport and the State line. Rein
forcements were sent him. The two commands
fought the enemy till after dark, driving him q
distance of four miles over the open prairie
KANSAS CITY, Oct. PA general battle
has been fought and great victory won.
Prices army is routed and retreating rapidly
south. Our cavalry are in hot pursuit, together
with Pleasanton's force, numbering $4,000
mounted men. The enemy may strike Fort
Scott, but they will be too closely followed to
do much damage The battle began early this
morning The volunteers were hotly engaged
yesterday, and Colonies Jennison and Moon
light did some splendid lighting. The situation
last night locked precarlous, Price having oc-
cupied the line oI the Big Blue. This morning
our line was formed five miles south Of Kansas
City on the Westport road, The skirmishing
continued for several hours, when the whole
force advanced, and heavy fighting ensued.
The enemy fell back rapidly and formed another
line mile and half from the first position.
Here an artillery engagement took place the
Infantry slowly advancing and the enemy falling
back. The fighting was kept up for ten min
utes at this point. General Pleasanton then
came in on oor left, and a grand charge fol
lowed, resulting in the total rout of the enemy.
When our informant-left the 'front.' the pursuit
was vigorous by our whole cavalry force. Cen
Blunt commanded the volunteer force on the
lefr, and Dietzeer the center and right, which
were composed Of Kansas militia. The Second
Colorado Regiment, Colonel Ford was in the
thickest Of the fight, and made several brilliant
charges. We cannot ascertain the losses on
either side at present.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29
fFor the UNION RsceKD.l
Littulmac.

o. there was little Central, and his name was
I-ittalmac;
And he march ed ~ea to Richmond once, and
;hea-he march ed back;
Which showed that for marching he'd j kaack,
knack, knack,
o. this n'Tal Tittulmac he then marched to
New York
Where mp aud down the avenues he marched ike
,to-S
And was cheer-ed by the gia'leracn from Cork.
Cork, Cork,
0, then the Geu'ral Iittulmac he marched all
around,
Jast to see what might be seen, and to tad What
might lie found;
And on the Bul,kuHs question he was sound, sound
sound
But now this Gen raj l.ittulnae, renoauoius sword
and gun.
The Copperheads hath joined and for President
viii run:
And 80 his fate's determined done daae
done
And since it'nlmaes been killed by the pizei
sarpenis nip,
And since he's 50 tightly grip-ped by the Un4er
takers grip,
Why, wen bid him go in peace, and 1t ham rip
rip RIP MlLroNsrEAEg.
Berry Creek Oct 5th
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

WAR DEMOCRATS Seeding PROM LITTLE
Mac AND THE PEACE PLATFORM. Hundreds
OF War Democrats are leaving the Peace
Faction of the Democratic party. They see
the Prince of Hrmbugs, Mcclellan, trying TO
carry both peace and war priuciples-to suit
both Factions In the Atlantic States the
war patriots are leaving the sinking ship, and
the Peace swinders' through fear Of not sue
cessfully practising their fraud, they assemble
to denouDce the Young Napoleon. The seces-
sion bull" has become too plain for honest
patriots TO be IUuser deceived.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

No NAN ever yet saw an American who
hated slavery yet upheld the rebellion; and no
one ever saw an American who justified and
wished to perpetuate slavery who bad not at
least sueaking tenderness for the rebel cause.
For all practical purposes. the rebellion and
slavery arr related as mother sud Child
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

BURNT IN EFFIGY.-A correspondent Of the
Marysville Express, a Mr.. kusel was burnt in
elligy at Chico, for slandering General Bldwell
Abiding to the circumstance, the EsmarclGa
Union says:
We know this man kusei. lie is poor,
misera bic, low-lived, cowardly; sneaklng, IN
prncpled specimen OF humanity, and we do
not wonder at bis attempt to injure the char
acier of Gen. Bidwell. lie is an iuveterate
enemy Of that gentleman, and for years has
doue every thing in his power to lower him 10
the estimation OF the people. We once resided
in the beautiful town of Chico. the beautiful
home of Gen. Bdwel and well remember the
infamous lies which this wretched slanderer.
Kusel, circulated throughout the county.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

UNION MEETING AT Every
thing in Butte comfy is moving in the right
direction, says correspondent of the Appeal,
to poll fine Union vote next November.
There was a Union meeting held at Wyan-
dotte last Saturday night. 1t was addressed
by Capt E. c. Ledyard, Judge Coughey and
\. G. Drake, of Wyandotto The meeting
closed with patriotic songs by the loyal ladies
and three cheers for Abe and Andy
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29
- ~

How JouN NJ ORGAN WAS TEArrEp.- The
intelligence Of the death Of this notorious cor.
riIla, John Morgan. reached Us long since; bat
We do not remember having heretofore. read
any Of the particulars Of his blotling out. The
Richmond Examiner gives the following ac
count of the affair:
1t seems that he was on 4 reconnaissance
near Greenvlle, Fast Tennessee, and using the
privilege OF his highwaymen'S practice, took
lodgings at an inviting house near the village.
This pleasant little bouSe was the residence OF
q Mrs Williams. whose husband is an officer
on Gen. Burnsidess staff. Mrs Williams kept
quiet until the guerrilla chief fell asleep. Then
she hastily procured horse, rode at full speed
for fifteen miles. and returned with a small
squad OF Union soldiers. Just as they arrived
Morgan awoke, and, seeing his danger. broke
from the house, bat he was confronted on all
sides by bayonets. Desperate at beng thus
caught by woman. be drew his revolver,
swore he would not be taken alive, and IN
dertook TO break through the guard. They
fred-and john MorganS career OF iuiany
and blood was flashed.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

Coop REAsoSISG.-A consistent peace man
asks the Missouri Democrat why the Democ-
racy do not insist upon proposing an armisiice
to the IDdians, 10 the end that the whole con-
troyersy may be settled on terms alike honora-
bic to both the Government and the red skins "
Plato, thou reasonest we'll"
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

The Democratic Press, Copperhead paper
published by Briar Brown, at SAP Francisco,
says the privates III the rebel army glory over
the nomination Of Mcclellan. OF course, they
do. They look to Little Mack to aid them il
their treason, aud to gain their independence
Rebels under JEFF, rebels for Little Mack and
the present Democratic party, are the same il
feeling and in principle. Both are Afnolds
TO their country.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

AN ARMIsTIcE.-The supporters of McClel-
Ian advocate an armisiice. They are careful,
however, to conceal from the people the prac-
teal workings Of the measure. There can't
be any such thing without doing just what the
war on our part is waged to prevent. An
armisiice is not military truce, agreed to by
opposing generals for temporary purpose. 1t
is the compact of the governing authorities
implies equality of power, authority and right.
In this war such thing as an armistice cannot
be without an acknowledgement CT the Con
federacy" the thing We cannot in any event
agree to. We don't purpose dong anything
of that sort. If the rebel leaders desire peace
they know the road to it. But they manifest
no great desire that way as yet They have
not even asked for 'armistice." They have
suggested 10 terms. They leave all that TO
their Copperhead friends But they can have
all that they choose. If anything short Of
separation will satisfy them, ii they are willing
to live as good citizens under our Constitution
and laws, the way is open. If they want
better terms, they won't get them. Men who
prefer an armistice thereby acknowledge a
Confederaoy aud consent to disruption of the
Union.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

Brig. General Bidwell, says the Nevada
Transcript, who was killed in the recent en-
gagement in the Shenandoah Valley, was a
brother il-law OF the Crawford Bros, Of Neva-
da. He volunteered from Buffalo, y. York,
more thaa two years ago, and until recently
was Col of the 49th New York Regiment.
He served in Sedgwick's corps until that Off
Ger fell aud Gen. Wright was placed in com
mand. Bidwell was made Brigadier General
He was a true soldier, and has ended his life
in his country's service after three years Of
hard fighting.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

THE gallant General Meaghre, who was for
merIy an admirer of Mcclellan, and who the
Grass Valley y ational intimated was the su-
thor of Little Macs West Point cenotapb
oration, now announces that be cannot support
him for the Presidency. Gen. Meagher can
not stand the Chicago platform, and neither
can any other patriot
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

DESTROYER OF UNION SoLDIERs.-An East
ern paper says: Through his manifest incom-
potency, or lreachery to his Government or
both, General Mcclellan was Instrumental in
destroying more Union soldiers while he was
in command of the Army of the Potomac than
Napoleon lost of French soldiers in the cele
brated invasion of Russia. One vast graveyard
sprang up in the rear of his forces all the way
up the Peninsula, and all the way from the
Chickahominy TO james River, and all the way
from Harrisons Landing to Washington City
He is responsible for the shedding of rivers o
Union blood, and still he is the candidate O
the Peace Party on Peace Platform for
Peace President of the United States. This i;
a shaking Of CORY locks with vengeance.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

General Mcdowell addressed a Union NEE
ting at Platt's Hall, San Francisco, Friday
evening. His speech was mainly devoted TO
proving the military incompetency Of Me.
Clellan.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

Az AREsToCRATIc DEMOCRAT" August
Belmont, the American agent of the ariStocratic
European Rothschilds, and who controlled the
Democratic" Convention with European gold.
buying it up for the rebels, aud who has pro
claimed the country "on the verge of ruin. .
rode to and from the Convention at Chicago
10 his own imperial carriage. the whole turnout
costing over $4,000. The barouche was
magnificent, with damask and gold, and the
footmen in the rumble wore splendid livery, that
cost $1,000 a suit. Such is Democracy 10
these day, and riding "ou the verge of ruin. ="
too. No wonder they sneer at the rail
splitter" and "boorish tailor" for verify, they
are not arrayed like one Of these Democrats!
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

l. c. McQCAD.-This gentleman, ",
known in this and adjoining counties, as d
Democratic war horse. writes 10 the Mar,
vile Express Of the 2ith Instant as follows:
am not time server or a man v1r.hipp
have said | would NOT VOTE Tor McCis
Ian. stated in a letter addressed icw la
ago to tie Secretary Of the Lincoln ord Joil
son Club N this city 10 which psb.iciiy D
not been giyen) that might pls-i1.y. upl
some favorable occasion. give ny reasons pu
lciiy for so declaring.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

THERE is curious duel n1w pcnling
Boston, which began ten years ago. Mr
bachelor, challenged Mr. g.. married p.
with one child. who replied that 'he conditi'
were not eq1al-ihat be NEST necessarily .
more at risk with Bis lfc than iAe other. q
be declined. \ year afterwlrd De receive,
challenge from Nr. 4. who stated that be-. &
now had a wife aud child and d. s1rpos
therefore, The objection Of NJ. B was 90 loul
valid. Mr.. B. replied that De nor bad 9
children-consequeuiIy The inequality sii.l (
istcd. The next year. Mr.. 4. renewed
challenge, having now two children also;
his adversary had three. The matter. vi
last heard from. was still going on. 'he numb
being SIX to seven, and the challcnge yea
renewed.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

AMERICAN MARRlAGEs-The Paris CORE
pondent Of the New York Commercial writes
Erlanger, the banking agent Of tie Confc.
crates at Paris, has at length obtained iro'
the Pope a diSpensaiion for his divorced viii
who is a Catholic, and for bis intended wif
Miss ROsiue Slidell. who Is also a Catboli
The Catholic Church does not admit ibe walls
ity OF divorce WI bout a special dispeusaiioi
although Erlanger was duly divorced from
first wife. Mademoisclle Lafiie. by tbe Seua'
OF bis native city. Frankfort Miss Slidcil. ~
Catholic. could not admit the validity Of N
divorce, or of her Own marriage, until the ID
pensaiion Of the Holy See had been obiaincl
may mention, also, that the daughter of W1
Preston, Of Kentucky, now in this city. on n
way as Confederate Minister 90 Mexico
soon to marry General Hood. In command
Georgia.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

DRINK water. From water Venus was born.
1t is the mother Of beauty, The girdle Of TIE
earth and the marriage Of uaiiuus.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

The CHICAGO PLATFoRM,-George Francis
Train, in his correspondence with the n. Y.
Express thus states the Chicago platform:
We have settled on three planks.
l. Beat Lincoln.
> Beat Lincoln.
g. Beat Lincoln
The Union platform carries from this and is
as follows:
l. Beat the Rebels
> Beat the Rebels.
g. Beat the Rebels.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

The Oregon Siatesman .ays should q I
SOD, ignorant Of the facts ia relation 10 /
war, visit a CorTeFbead speech masking.
would naturally conclude if0m 'he harrang
that Abraham Lincoln had most ekedy
vol,ed against the wise and beuidco8i COVE
ment Of JEFF Davis. lie would H get
most disiaUt idea from the speech hat ih
is raging now rebellion against ihe Uni
States except so iar as the C3pplrhead. VI
it.
AL TIE SANS. One of ihe CoppsrhI
speakers at the Theatre. the other night. 4
democracy Is the same esergWhere-1
same 10 South Caro!ina. Ma-sach1se''-,
guia and Oregon That is .o ia -Gf vi
ont question We yield that Democratic 4
gracefully.
The morning. noon and evening rrays-I
the Copperhead is about o. follows. Our ia1
JEFF, who are great 10 Richmond. i' yog j
any respect for O. or ans sympathy ior
Clellan. don't let Grant whip yo1 fiii after
election. Help us, JEFF o. we siuk
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

GEORGE PEABODY, ESQ ihs Amof
banker 10 London. cCatsb1ted g 600 90
Sanitary Commission. bot subsequently,
becoming aware Of the vast operatioBs
usefulness Of the institution, increased BIS q
tiou 20 $4,000. wLicl be transmitted y
Hcu John 2 Kennedy u B1l'imgfs.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

NATIONAL THASKsGIvIsG.-Presid Lin
coin has issued proclamation setting apart
The last Thursday in November q. day Of
thanksgiving aod praise 10 Almighty God.