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GEN. MeasAsr ON CepperAeaas. n

GEN. Meagher ON CepperAeaAs. n
Alta reception of the officers of the
Irish Brigade in New York last week,
General Meagher, in rising to propose q
toast in favor Of Presid ent Lincoln, ex-
pressed himself in the following pointed
and eloquent terms:
"Beware Of what has grown to be the
most significant designation of Northern
enemies Of this country beware Of the
reptiles who are known rs copperheads.
{ Applause. and some misses Have no
parley with them /; show no mercy to
them. Applause and Kisses For the
enemies of this country in the North,
who have no excuse, who bid their friends
go forth to do battle, and then cut down
the bridges behird them SO that they may
fall sacrifices to the enemy. as thay did
when Gen. Lee invaded Pennsylyenia last
summer, raising revolt when you were
battling for the stars and stripes upon the
Susquehanns; as for these men, we have
nothing bu, detestAtion; and for the Irish
portion of it, deprecate, loa,he, repu-
date, | execrate them. Applause.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Feb. l.
Fiour-Duil. neglected.
6heat-Decnei L5as.c with sales nj 1I-t91,s f,r NJ
l. and lios4nilI for No
Corn--Fair demand fur new with s,is a, eos q. Ia,
quiet at 81 * for Ma l. e'e'
osis--Fir1n at h59t for new
Dressed Hogs-I.ss active sales under op0lbs sold a,
6ie goo that T75ds.sJ
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Commercial.
coKKrrfEp DAILY NJ
b. HA MILL e. Co,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
No 100 Corner Fourth and Main Streets.
rRODuCE ANp PMoyls1oNa.

FHODUCE AND EAOvASIONS.
Light receipts IL most articles In this department have
given firm market Eggs and Butter very
and would command prices higher than quota
tl0ns.
FLouK-Snpsrfne, - o. Spring Wheat Extra, 81 sos
Fall Wheat Extra s. 50dA On.
CoRs MEAi-Si qoG1$a w 4 100 rs.
BRAs-st 80 = 100 M~
sHiP SruFr-Si I5et<2 o.
CoKs-55Nes1c r bushei
wHEsr-Pan. 81 2ss Spring, eorssi 90 y buzhei.
kfE-p
pArs-6hc
GKEEs ApPLgs-7scsa<i co.
PorAroEs-s5sGs 20. Retail 2sc y peck
BrrTEH-Comnion, 15c- Choice, 2og 22r; retail, &c
Eoes-2&q r.
CHcEkys-sl anttsz %.
L4Kp-Ilsf lie.
WHfrE BE,Ns-Csmfncn 10 Good, 81 5eGsi s5 Prime
Navy, q eIas2 -
TALiow-Ac.
Har-rispytly sd coasza 90 taied SO 90, Prairie,
SO 0use ais 90
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Legislative PsesseAings AAAitasnAl
Judges oftAe 0upge0s 0eart--oAiR o..
mai. &c.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08
On tn. Chicago Surrender.

What hoist the white dsg when our triumph 10 nighi
what crotch before Tressoni make Freedom liei
What spike all guns when the foe Is at bay
And the rags OF his black banner dropping awayf
Tear down the strong name thtt niti m has
And strike her brave bird from his home in the sum-
lies COW ,rl who shrnks r I'm the li Of the sword
He. traitor VIII m cks At the .acriice poured:
Nauieess an and homeless the ION that should blast
The knive VIII, stands idly till peril is past
But he who snbn'ts when the thunders have burst
And victory lawns, is Of cowards the worstl
Is the old spirit dead, Are we broken and weak,
That Graves shamelessly raise the white cheek
To c ,urt the swift insult. nor blush ct the blow,
The ,ols Of the Treason aud friends Of the f.e!
See Anerchy smiles at the Peace which they ask,
And the eyes Of Disunion Ash through the mask
Give thsnks ye brave boys. who by vale and by crag
Bear onward unftterng, our noble old nag.
Strung arms Of the Uni,,n- heroes living and dead,
For the blood OF yJur valor Is u-elessy shed!
No soldiers greea laurel Is promised You here.
But the white rag Of sympIty" softly shsll cheerl
And you ye martyrs. who preach from your graves
II w csptves nursed by the masters Of slaves,
Dr. living still lnger In shadows Of death
Puff out the starved muscle recall the faint BREATH
And shout. till those towards rejoice at the cry: .
by the han Is Of the Union fought for die !"
Nv the God OF our Fathers, this shsme share,
But II grows too ieb,sinz for freemen to bear.
And tshngton Jckson will turn in their graves
When the Union shall rest two OF slaves
Or spurning the spirit which bpuni IL Of yore,
And sundereI, exists a nation more!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08

ASorHER EATER OF His Owy WoRDs.-Col. B.
Frank Washington, a chivalry Democrat Of the
old school, has swallowed Mcclellan, notwith-
standing his oct-repeatcd assertion that he would
vote for no man who was in favor of subjugating
the South. The Chicago Convention was just
the thing for his kind it made Peace platform
which those who yet lore the name of Democra-
cy are Obliged to straddle because they must
support the nominee of the party Mcclellan 8
letter Of acceptance, AMI the opinions therein
expressed in regard to putting down rebellion.
supposed not have been m ,de public.
This tr .itOr Democracy have already forgotten
that Mcclellan made the first uncOnstitutionl Il
arrest" ia the State of Marylamd; they have
forgotten that he refuse to lay down the title to
II high m l.tary position las did the politically
dead and damned candl lite who parts his hair
IN the middle) on accepting the nom nation ven
him at Chicago. We IN Ike this mention because
Washington swore he would not support McClel-
Ian when The news of his nomn tion was first
announced but who at gathering of seces-
sionsts and Copperhead traitors hel 4 at Red
Bluff on the last Saturday in Septemb r told the
= chosen th II he had corclu led to support
Mcclellan. The Independent says so, and that is
hrSt-rate authority.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08

CoLD CoMroRr.-Rebel sympathzing, /. e.,
in the belief that Pennsylvania is among the
States that will roll up majoritics for the Grave
Digger" They certainly can find no consolation
in the fct that the last election in that State re-
suited in a majority of 90, 900 in favor of the
vote. Nor from the fact that in the elections Of
81 and 90 fonr-ffths of the soldier vote of Penn.
sylvana was for the Union ticket. The soldiers
in the Fl III know too well who their friends and
enemies at home are they know that there is
but one Union party, and that is the one friend.
ly to the Government and opposed to traitors
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08

SIX Months Residence REQUIRED.--The a.
meaded Election Law Of the State, approved
April 4th, lS64, reads
SEC. 3.-If such person still insist that he is
entitled to vote, and the Board of Judges find no
cause to reject his vote under the preliminary
examination, and the challenge shall not be
withdrawn, he shall not be entitled to vote un-
less he take the following oath to he admins
tered by the Inspector or one of the Judges, viz
g You do swear Tor affirm. as the c.se may be J
that you a citizen of the United States that
you are of the age of twenty years according
TO the best of your knowledge and belief, that
you have resided in this State six months next
proceeding this election, and in this county,
township, or ward, as the case may BEL thirty
days, ana that you have not voted this day ?''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08

OUTRAGEOUS SUPPRESSION OF Free SPEECH
The Glowing notices were inscribed on banners
at the Peace meeting at Syracuse, n. Y, on the
18th Of August
"No victims FIR the slau ,,ter pcn-not m,n mr.
dollar
If Seward touches his bell again the people stretch
hiI neck
Abe Lincoln slauGers white under the pretense Of
freeing nigger-'
The people ready I, take vengeance the advocates
Of civil war.
Let the tyraut trrnhle when the pc pie speak"
- 'Uurp utrn-Linrcb bnkci il lie sp tism accepted"
"tru-h the tyr mt Lincoln before he crushes You"
=" Free ballots nr free bullet -
"Wir is dissolution speedy and final"
This il n niger war"
We uW not be c,scripted in for the patton
of slavery"
Humanity comm1nds that this hatchery shonld Cease
Lincoln has murdered three white negro
Evidently there has been great change in the
feelings of the New York . Democracy since
the nomination of the I" grave digger" At last
accounts they were being - conscripted - with
out the interpositon of :. free bullets"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08

HERE lies the issue now presented as between
Mcclellan and Lincoln.-Erpress
This statement is followed by feeble mis-
statement of the issue. We think the editor
made mistake, or the printer Typographical
error, and that the intro luction quoted above
should have read !; Here lies the editor. .,-.Ap-
peal, &c rsf ssg Il s1vo~.astsr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08

MAISE.--Mane represented in the last
Congress by four Union men and one Copp erhe I'd
In the late election which cleaned out the Cop
perhead party so eifectually, the Union men
elected the entire delegation, gaining all there
was to gain, one Congressman. o. yes, Maine
has heard of the nomination of the grave-digger,
and elected a tombstone to his memory over his
political grave in the old Pine State.-Red Bluff
Independenf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08

WoRrn SEEIxG.-'' Miner has been reading
the Marysville Express, in which he found the
following item copied from the Reese River
ReuiUe, without regard to punctuation. lie thinks
that crowd will attract attention on its arrival
in - the States The item reads One two
horse wagon and five persons on horseback, from
California, passed through this city last evening
on their way to the States"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08
CoxeEnE TO the rebels inder

CovcEoE TO the rebels independence dsband
our national armies. ana how long before it will
be necessary to repeat the present tragedy on a
scale of increased magnitude? To that event
war. instead of commerce, will become the busi-
ness Of the people. We shall be required to pass
through periodical revolutions and wars. which
will keep the country continually impoverished
ana will blast republican institutions in their
bud. Much as we may deplore war, the patriot
has no alternate but to bend his energies to the
struggle till it is carried to a successful close
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08

STATE AGRICULTURAL fAiR.-Weacknowledge
the receipt from I. n. Hoag, Secretary OF the
State Agricultural Society, of a complimentary
ticket of admission to the State Fair which com
meuces at Sacramento on Monday, October 7th.
Also. of copy of the proceedings of the Socie-
ty for the year 1863, which contains much mat
ter of interest, and from which We shall quote
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08
Hpimstreat'S Hair Restorative
IT is MOT A DYE

Eut restores gray hair original color by supplying
the cpilnry tube, natural Substances impaired by age
or disease All nlptHco dyes are composed lamar c"f'c
,tr,yiig vitality and beauty of the hair and aird oil
II-im-tr.et's inlnniabe C'dprins
N Il oniy rcst ly
bat gives the h..r
Luvuriant Beauty,
,e, il. pr w H. events FILLING of. cradca'es dtni-
rnI an imp health nn pietstutness TO the head IL
M. . the Of being the original Hair co"ring
a., il family incrc ,sin. Used by II tn gentle
men Id by all respectable lie llers or can
he pr .cured of d. = B>RSKs, Proprietor New York
H.. ,rrkr SMrmA A., Ascnts san Francisco Tvs" Sizes
So cents AMI 81 '-'"'''"'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08

The Napa Echo (Cnpperhead) beseeches Dem
ocrats to spend their money freely and without
hesitation from now until the day of election
Our advice 10 them is, says tine A4a, buy green
backs with It, and hold oa to thsm NATL after
al =.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08

Axorug. SAso PAcKEa .--Giieoa Z. Jones' OF
pirate Chapman no,oriety, and brawl.ng seceS-
sionist. has been sent to Fort Churchill from
yirsiuia Ctr for reasonable condact as
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08

L. p FISHER l7lL Washington street. (up stairs) San
Francisco opposite Msgures Opsra uoussas ou
only authorized Agent In that city.
HENRY s. MARTIN, Postmaster at Junction City. vii
receive subscriptions the JouaSAL in that section and
nish our printed receipts.
rSsbscrbers the at Dougl~ City will reeeive ou
printed receipts by leaving the amounts due with hELroS
KELLOGG. auth ,rzel agents.
At North Fork A. WATERS Is our authorized Agent
AMOS SMITH mailman will transact all business pertain
ing to this office the several points below North Fork
CIIAS v0SE Agent for Trinity Center and vicinity
FREY 4 RANTZAU Agents at Lewiston
A. g. PRIC.: E,n. anl Ju,tice GUSTAV TIlEDE are au
thorze receipt for subscriptions to the DUR
NAL TN Canon Creek.
Espessman DIOGs authorized receive and receipt fol
subscriptions in the Hay Fork section.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08
!. I'VE AaK lGoIxal FArnEa AeaAHAx''-In an

item headed "The immigration the Walla
waila Sta.e.man OF Sept. l6sh says
eve are told by Mr. Greathouse that he has
reliable inform ition that thirty thousand seren
hundred wagons have passei Fort Laramie, with
over one hundred thousand immigrants.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08

THERE is an excess of femiles over IN ,lcs in
Eve States ia tn, Uniol. C9lnecticat his s,03o
Massachusetts, 81 900; yew HAmp.hire, 1000
New York, u,ooo !, Rhode Island, 5000. In
PennsyIsania the number. s'A nearly equal ss
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08
Meskly Trinits 3a,tsaai.
Weavcrville, Saturday, Oct. 5, 1864.
A G 4 n = -.

~ lssssv Wsarrssss taken at shsir ruling Yalue
and Grssssseks at par In payment sor subscriptions
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08

/ Woop-cottenwood an alier-sells at 81 aud
50 per cord at walla Walla, ". J. saszrsf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08

Resolred, That the thanks of the State Medical
Snciety of Ohio, we'll the good wishes of
all loyal citizens of our country, are eminentiy
due TO our venerable fellow member, J. C.
Rogers. VI. D., Of New Richmond, Ohio, for the
skillful manner in which the morning of the
27th of April. 1929, he assisted into the world.
Ulysses Simpson Grant, the hero Of vicksburp
and the destroyer of the rebellion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-08

GOING BACK THE BEGINNINa.-At the recent
session of the Ohio State Medical Society, held
at White Snlpher Springs, the following resolu-
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Financial.
u. :. 7-30 LOAN.

.1 s.,.s,r .f,bs Treasury svr, roscs' That .rb-rp
ton, viii be- received for Coupon Treasury Sct, ysh'e
three yesrs Ans IS, 1874 with semi ssl Interest =;
The ra,s u sOd three TENTH Pc cen; pr .nnHpse
rel snd interest e,sb - be paid in ,wl', money
These notes vi, b, convertible che option oftns holder a
n.ry Into III PER goiJbeeiins bonds paysbss not
.s ,sa nv, or mon. ihsn twenty year ,o ss's, as
he may elee Thy viii be -suei in deoomi.
ns.ions 81 $50 sl1s 500. $500 sed $500 AMI al 'le
sc-,s.. lsus. u, Er hsy dollar, sltifs q. my
DELAY.
As.. ro.es draw ine-e, rom Nugget Is. persons mailing
deposits va, dai. aust ray IT, 'ee' 80 sea
'rom Gi,e q mole " de o. depot
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
II p N&-iosAr SAVINGS BANK, Offering -hsl'' rae
efirl. eit than sly otlr and ts bc 'ser'y Any t-7'
sna which rsy. W d-poors ~ L. = Notes. c"l'>f' 'n''
t - paying ~ 10 hs' circulating medium o mo S'i'
aul 8. >,aaof pay - .n7hius better, Tor 10 ow" asses q '
either in Government .scnts OF 10 so"~ - bonus - @''
10 Government paper. .
CONVERTIBLE !NID SIX PER IL't 2-sV "VDO
rOSp.
IN addition 70 he very B..rJ a'sr,s 81 10 No's' r''
.rea ,eaf. thi- privilege o. conversion l. nov wor" ''ou'
V, c. pr alfu fos ,ae ouTens cate ff 'I' i'oHn'
e. than aile ~ o,..,ss and bciore no VIZ 10
rrsa, On sis ,~r cent l. :. Sol - Vas over twenty pt
en- IT ~ la lbs; ;hs s''asi Vfoat OF 'As Loen' d
&c present G.alcs f.s. not 49, 1r Ien pr cent pr
nHYfl. go.
ms !.yrYrrOS Prom SrlrK On AUNlclPALTAN-
ACON
gu, ,Se fen - .be ,dysutas -s hsss -nrnete'e'
s-etii Act e! touscss srrarf' eE Hane' ena IFf'''F
f(. f iseI! f4a,1r o. IL ayeri-e, ais exemption "
or uhou PER cen' PER ,nHusn aeohs :" e '-'' u
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u y believed th-t SecuT.is oser % tE-i fnc-tSeh'
l.. lender, >, ,ho.a isnci By go Dov-rbn-n- 10 'h
h-l form, q indbi-lps,s TIE isih or sbiy % I'''
parties o. .oA companies. separate coanuncs 'ry
scJrd ff payment, ~sie - whole iToi-s'yo' ihs 'onH
try IS bod 10 s,,ufe &c a.sesrsc O. ali Oh" Obligations i"e
United ta. Ipto ,Ae "a o: Sep',n.Sss. s-s saSei'.
hoat 10 ~ loss suorul-c - ssef
$40, 900, 900.
SUBSCRIPTIONS Will b. LIct.NhD
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ts1.rlxr Traisulea " ras U.iTED stkrss, co're' .
WsI s.i NaslsusG
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srcoNp N,.toSar B.rN or NV voaE. 22l.s.. Bfd~Ir
Ysrsc N,Yioy.l rAss - Ny, Yo,s. SO sa-'4a'''
SoVR5B NATIONS. Dts. % TfT foE. = 81 y Fi.e'@
HIM sl.IosAs 8Aya o. SsH.l ORR. ~ .. idtv.
Skin N.ron.l B.yg o. NgT YogI, cisr lt irsy.
rIss4s NATIONAL BAgy oP NV WORK. Hs - broadway
Nis-s NirioxAL BCsE ~ Nywi orr 80. 'oi Broadway
rzSrz Nl4IesAL Biax oP NEw ioFg va. 20 tfosd"ay.
cf,rrlt NATIONAL EAnk cr NAVY OK. no. II Dasue =
NAgloyAL F1cHIseE GlgE ~ NAN ycay. isi OrWeh''
sod br AL Nations. B.nS, wbss neDo'i.orcs Of pib
iaarey
AND ALI RESPECTABLE eANXs AID cASKtEs
,sroisasut o.. &C a'ry v ee tI'Ao. f'afn.iian and
AFFORD ENEbY YACiNfY 10 SUBsCBlhAl's.
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DRopOSALs tar DE ennnly OF Fle-h Beet

DROPOSAIS tor the supply Ol Fresh Beci
frtous@ ofthr I'uo state Troopf = fort y .D.ion
Ncy Yor lar saf so .nf, eounrurirg o. tie nj
Ol'o.s 1896 viii ~ ,etcted ~ dupe.'g r. ine ono 81
the A. g. =. Eo'' llsfison \. J. ~. uatu clock. AZ
% fI.s Ttin eth usv ~ reps rb"g 'fOf
ir beet io ba - We Art gtly, eqrN ir ti'n- o.
Z 20 lnd a. garter, Ss-, h.rsF lhl sithr} t.'ov
,.,,. A. and ~ be- 90 vrfsd Ioft ilo 'ou New CD
F r,rr a. f--. t-r, - 40 ssea ..-alics o. nay D. u,
fgsl. , ,.-
te-h. ofiie esf;ic sals-od "a beef 70 b. delivered
,nlsT i, Costa fs. nr eut - 4 -. i.liih 't4.e-fa
oct, 80 tic ir.a.t if..u-i d ~.
rii ta,1l.oI arrq.aurfs s., - cat n RON usvc 10
frr iresf aHnre s JOINT ord 81 800 ieilc4i ..'i
II, I'd ..f. il. be-. I'VE ths ssrati 81 hos JONI.
P.1o.I. st be q. SEED fl, second ~ it7a-ni .oN'a
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it li.lton NsN Oh iisrbor ar BE- inc.'ri ~ - DO
lftis 3ar-.y 0 trorh He'd ..
Frg If So 10 s ~ nys iin4sA e'lr 'seh -llu D.
f,.rlraf iof &c ,l'ffl. p'1ar.1ncr o' ihif -tftf'f
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t..Es,ll LCUls a.. NANlLNsi
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PROPOSALS.
TEsisusy DEPARTMENT ADru't ~ ltf
DROPOSALS FOR ERECTING THE GUS

/ TOM HOUSE AT PORTLAND. EAIsi.--iropo'ai
Nil he received al this Department emil The f.h y rr' -
House authorized 10 b. erected nj r"rLrt e aec0
The plan, and hesons pared A. i9i, De
dksrout kinds - uoTt; tho Department re-sFsS me
hi ree sccept the propo,sls hereby Invited or any
thereof where assEis tho interest Of thr Ars tFs
rgunss the Department sss f-sssng tho st 70 e',usS
BIZ " NY person persons whom there jrs' "a. 20
beess ,i ret faithfully p.9rn tho sop,rsct Also 81 h'd'
tha sa 'nvea a,ioI are below f.iI pcs iof 80 "ch
Baa VAL not be received 10 ts The Department. hes
rs .psr-d sch.dnr az De-spfIornste sfsn"s OF -hh
,d Of .nd aaa,sra feausrsd (which schsius usy Ds
tal ~ The Office Of 10 Supervising Archives, Tr''"rT ~.
%. rept be bidder " ., J~rsd to sfhI ~. pTrr, ",
n soca articles and iI CT ~ofs he prorofosi' bed 90
AID titn cary ia who's out IN ~. ano.lt
Yin, per cent Z tis a. III. Nosk done ard ms
.r delivered seeezd NJ ~ eonuses pfe l'.d oi 10 ~
.csiGiH-d ry ne sna,e ofEa tfct 81 The D. 'st sp
nssd i0r thst pufpo.s) r be pail rom m, @ 80 a. ne
cs progess.. end ten r cent retained until u t"hlf'
uos q ts contract sod acceptance Of th' "o. ~ ~
Ago. ror,ssid and I've efssd "a c event u the non iha
mt ~ fh, ronfffft
Con'ncs VII b. sv1i--i only " Mater H1iasr' and
Mi "a o. snd 90. ss- anltl. thereof -roop ty cn u
n. s-,rrisry 81 ths resuy VIA b. sfoitufe Of ts same
Eel psoro.a 80 70 accompanied by euaran'' .'-nr
b. two lrspSuabs pef'oas tcsrthes 20 be 30 ~ c Mt
S.ae. nsf Judse Attorney ofsd p.'rctl 10 To- sg1
OF 5000 foI re whole work, OF " poponaie sneu
of port. abe, the bidder vii whom required NJ pro
rfs-l b sfc-I led erf9T MO t'ic aYd bond VISA sun
cent ,@suriiic. sI So fsifhfnl rs1o nance.
foYn,. Il he brai AND csriinoAc fei slso ~ plans
.sstcagoas end won drawings VII be ernthrd Oh a.
is-iion h~ OPP frisns Af,Ltci u 'hc Dga ~ NJ
No bii VII be co.'s gcd, nncs. It NV t0nA ln A. hs
De-. n. ID the rrQc rcin'1's o.! .l4' siy .'fl"ut
90 lr0pos.s .t b. n ths De- stuert Addressed
10 l eo.t sur~r.isins A,citec and plainly endorsed.
.'Propasls for ila Potc5ii Custom Alone ,
Pan Ia wi iso be received a. the 10 time To- Ne cd
Cng.o Home bdn, si " therein, ihe f'ur granite
columns G-asI,.' orcerte =" no fein'' .. 'in 'y
G0l dsy, date % the award aud ~ case tho sa- 81 M-
ou 'hs amount Of ssiue u'l eo 'as'n - pa. psyGf. o.
hi, contract ISAIAH ROGERS. Sopel' 'iuT Arm, eet
cd 90 Oc.. !, isy. ISAIAH ROhtR.,
SsIef,'si'e Afc!i's't
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flManfial.
ryYfE NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN
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