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The Placer herald., 1867-03-02
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iron begins to boil in this patriotic city
Today the Rads. hold lh;ir primary election
snd the enmity bstwesn the Long and Short
Hairs seem still 10 exs', which eliminated last
canvass in the State House in such a loody
row, SO dscraceful to he St,te. The Union 0!
Thursday last, says the two Nings are as busy
as beavers, ard each wing will run sseperaie
tirke, o every ward ofthe city. Tho Union
hopes the contest for delegates viii be con-
Quoted fa,, Who ever heard oi,such q thing
in an abolition primary election.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

PREpARIXG.-1he Democratic County
Central Committee oil Tuolumne county meet
on The 9th inst. The gallant Democracy of
tha. county are going to be prepared for
the coming canvass. We would suggest to
tle members Of the Central Committee Of
Placer county that it would be wol for them
10 have an early meeting.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

FENIANs UNIrED.-lhe Examiner SAYS:
We are informed that private dispatch has
been received in this city, in which it is an
nounced that there is now complete union
among the Brotherhood at tho East: Col.
Roberts aud his wing of the party having
thrown themselves into the movement in aid
Of ;he Revoluionis,s in Ireland.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02
Enr The Ilcrnll.

Nix. EDlroE: Tho editor of the Stripes
fearing my exposition Of his intentions to
mould tha Radical party to his wishes, bur
rows himself and family alludes to "Thomp'
sou; Colt" Now everybody knows the
aforesaid colt, was much more decent
looking animal than the one the editor had
on exhibition at Cotax last summer.
OBSERVER.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02
HEADQvARTEh ~: 80
voLuNrEER INSTITUTE,


viii be Given at he New York State Arsenal
corner of 7th Avenue and 3o'h Street,
THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 4th, 1871, III
O'Clock.
NTIS INSTITUTION, founded for the purpose
of erntuilously educating the sons oil decraS-
ed soldiers and scnmcn OF the United STATES was
removed last spring from Deposit. delaware NJ
y. to It's present location, corner ol ruin 'A'eh"c
and Scveniy-sixth Street n. Y.
This Institute is in the Fourth Year OF sue
ccss,ul operation. 1t is not Il mere home ol the
lriendlcsa. or an ordinary orphan asylum. but :.
Military Institute. where the sons OF officers ana
privates shall not feel degraded but be kept up
on the social level their fathers placed them pre-
yious TO TN" war.
The n Y. S. Volunteer institute, second only
10 West Point will be open to the reception OF
Pupils or Cadets lIom any State Asylum in The
Union, upon complying with the published re-
ouiremcnis and Constitution OF the Institute,
making it in fact q National Institute for all de-
serving i is advantages.
Among many others. the Cadets have been hon
orcd with the following distinguished endorse
mcnt: M.jor.Gcner JOSEPH HOOKER.
JOHN A. DIX,
II. Z. DAVIES.
Colonel TRAFFOED, 7st Reg imcnt
COX. 22d
McGREGOR.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

For STATE PRINTER ID. 0. Mccarthy
late Of the american Flag, is announced as
candate on tho Radical ticket for State
Printer. Wonder if Mr.. Bell, the du.ky
gentlemen of the Elevator, won't let his name
90 before the Conyenlion? His claims are
certainly equal to those of any ether "Ioyal-
ist" Of the newspaper fraternity; besides.
there is no discount cn him. lie i. black
Republican, Give Mr.. Bell chance
-.Kerced Herald
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

A Coon IDEA-We ara Informed that the
"Auburn Greys' have it in contemplation 10
erect g large Hall, 80 by SO feet, for dr'l'
room, and which can also be used for public
meetings, concerts, theatrical performances,
&c. Autumn has Iong needed room of the
kind, and We hope the Gregg will carry out
air intention.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

New RoAD.--A Mr.. Ruthford proposes to
build a new road from Colfax to Iowa Hill,
Yankee Jim and Michigan Bluff. TO build a
good road TO these points from Colfax, it will
cost $4,000.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

The BALL AT THE AMERICAN-Tl Q Bali
Of the Auburn Groys, on the evening OF the
22nd was largely attended by our citizens,
and quite a number from our neishboriug
towns The disaereeab|e weather was no inn
pedment TO their attendance.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

MALLErr CEMENT CLAIM.-Cap'. Maletl
got his new mil in operation on Monday
last. on his cement claim near Dutch Ravinr.
The Captain will perhaps make run of two
weeks before lie cleans up. We have been
prom; sed the result, which We 90 not doubt
will rrovo handsome.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

WELLS QUARTZ c. MpANY.-This compa-
ny lave recently had crushing Of IS tons
of their rock at the WeIty steam mill. The
yield, as We are informed by one Of the mem
bers Of the company, was Al ounces Of anal
gam. What tho result will be when retolted
has not been ascertainea.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

THOMAS DOYCE. North East of Mont
gomery and Washington streets. San francisco
p authorized 10 solicit advertisements aud sub
scrptions in that city for The Herald, and receipt
for the same.
KNOWLTON & CO., Advertising Agents
corner of kcarncy and Sacramento streets, ere
authorized 10 solicit ADVERTISEMENTS and snhscrip'
tions for the Placer Herald, and receipt for the
same.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

ARE You REGIsrEREp.-On The first pag.
Of to days Herald, we putlsh synopsis o.
the requirements of the Registry Law. 1t
would lie well for every voter TO presevere 1t
ard study its provisions, and ascertain h's
rinh,s and duties under them. Let no ci'i>
zen, on account Of the outrageous provisions
ofthe law, be deprived Of his vote. but fulfil!
The Requirements re CT the law aud be prepared
to cast bis vote at the coming election. Il
there ever was time when citizens should
give expression by ballot Of the manner in
which the country should bs governed, it is
now. One hy one tho barriers which pro
,ecled the Constitution are being broken
down, law and sacred precedent' are scott
ed at, and The igh.s and liberties Of States
and people are usurpei and tramp'ed upon
by Radical faction. who are trying to as
sumo 10 themselves all The power Of the gov
crument. lie, no citizen then deprive him.
self, or permit himself 10 Le deprived, Of his
right to vote.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

SICK YEr.-Ihe SACRAMENTO Union and
the Bee, both appear TO be sick over the APP
pointment and confirmation OF Bngbee, Of
Assessor Of this Federal Revenue District
The Union punches Conness in the ribs for
recommending bin.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

II there had been an Allan tic cable tele-
graph during the asst war with England, the
battle Of New OIleans would not have been
fought. Gen Jackson won his vict.ry fifteen
days after peace was made at Ghent.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

Nor on 1r.--The Abolition Legislature has
refused to pass resolution, to strike ont the
word "white7 irom the Constitution Of the
State Of Ohio.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

1t is necessary to explain that The figures
10 the above table reftrrin. to the vaine Of
.he articles ars based on currency estimates;
Legal Tenders having averaged about zoe
during the year, to bring ibis estimate to "A
gold valuation will make considerable re.
duv!ion. Sill these figures are of much in.
,P'e''. 90 '""",''s 'h"l Notwithstanding san
Francisco stands about TOnrtn on ms list ct
importing communities in tho Republic, she
also occupies respectable position among
the list Of manufacturing centres. This si
shows that California Petroleum is hecin
ming TO assum: porlance.- Mercantile Ga
zaCttc.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02
EsTRAYED on STOLEN.

nSa IN OCTOBER 1866, FROM ROCk
Creek, Placer County. middIns
-AGc sized white cow with red ears. shoIl
horns. and small pale red spots on the head. nee.
and down the sides. She is branded on the rl9s
on The right side with the letters H. w.. when ! !
almost invisible; she has also 4 small upper VI.
out OF each ear close to the head; about five yeals
Old. Any person giving me information whce
said COW can be found. or leaving word at INC
Placer Herald Office, will he literally rewarded
MATTHEW MCCARIl'
Rock Creek, Feb. 10th lSG7.-tf.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02
County CouRr. March term Of the
County Court commences on Monday next.

MAHnFAcruRts IN SAN FRANcisco.-1he
following table. compiled from the books Of
the Revenue Department, will convey an
idea of the exrent Of the manufacturing in
teresls Of San Francisco during 1866 The
LIST, from want Of space in the present nnm-
Der Of the Gazatte, refers 10 on y portion
of,hesa manufactures; to give it complete
would include almost every branch of manu-
faclurs carried on in the Oldest established
communities - from go'l,bea'ers, lap'da'ies
and mathematical instrument makers, to
glass cutters. eaithenware, matches, and ma.
cLinery Of all kinls-ststionary, marine
and locomotve-for all are made here, aud
these frnres furnish an index Of the extent
of few Of the most important:
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

SORRY TO LEARN Ir.-By the last Union
Democrat, we learn tha! our old friend Fran
cisco, is seriously i'll.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

Ey The United States has purchased the
Bay Of Samana in the Island Of ST. Domin'
60.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

Hon. AHrnuRP. LAYSr, an officer of G en-
Jackson's Staff at the battle Of New Orleans,
died at Charleston, S. c., on the slh Of Jan
uary.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

MOUNTAIN trout caught in Indian Valley,
Plomas county, are one of the Injuries now
enjoyed by the people Of fMarysyile. 'fasl 81
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

A new county called Lemhi, has been ere
a,ed in Northeastern Idaho. This is the
Salmon River region.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

Orders may be sent to us enclosing the money.
from one to twenty-five dollars, in u rrgistrycd
letter, at our isk with stamp for return postage.
Larger amounts should be sent in drafts, or by
express. at the following club rates
MsT Send hy Post Office Order if possible
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02
YOUNG MAY-EOY,

YOUNG MAY coy.
THIS celebrated Trotting Stallion oC~<N
L will stand the present season, 1<%-IS
commencing March lsl. and ending &
June lst 1867, ut the following times and places:
On Friday. March ls,. at Lincoln. and rem lining
Saturday and Sunday; the balance OF the time on
my Ranch. six miles West Of Lincoln. Each fol-
lowing week. until the end OF the season. I will
arrive at the above stands one day later.
TERMS. - Twenty Dollars the season. and
Thirty Dollars for insurance, payable in gold coin.
NJ. CASSIDY.
Lincoln. March LIST, 1867 Inns
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02

AuUICSS al CTUtIS and COmlnuni iCat ions TO
KENNEDY & co.
C2o Broadway, New York.
SPECIAL NOTlCE.-To the Military Orr1ni.
za,ion influencing the largest sale of Tickets will
be presented handsome Regimcnta/ Standard.
Parties purchasing tickets will please advise
Agents to which Regiment. &c, they desire to
credit their purchase. -m2-2m.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02
T r w a r. DIN G..
GOODS, WARES, N7ACIIINERY, BUILD.
ING NAEIRIAL. FEED. AND ALL
ARTICLES CAPABLE OF
aNSrpngs,Na,rrD<

RECEIVED AND FORW1RDED
At Reasonable Rates,
with Care, ProtnptneHs and Dispatch.
5cEs- Persons wishing Goods forwarded. will mark
them Care cf e. W.. Auburn Siation'
.nss- PerishnJic GoodS should bc properly mark
ed rs such; and Glass. or other fragile fabrics,
should be marked WITH CARE"
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02
SUMNER GETS ANOTHER LICK During

SUMNER GETS ASormEH LICK. Daring
the debate in the U. S. Senate, en- Wednesday
last, on the miscellaneous Appropriation bill
Sumner Of Massachusetts, said the Secretary
Of tie Treasury was guilty of an Illegal act
may ,more-of a crime. lie bad violated the
law in appointing men who could not take
the tes, oath. lie denounced the Secres airy
ms being gniIty Of f.laehood in saving there
we're no loyal men in those localities in the
South Who cou.d take tha offices.
Sherman OF Ohio said the language wss
unpa,l;amentary. ungentlemanly, and false,
and ough. not 10 have been uttered in the
Senate.
The debate WAS continued At great length
Fessspden of Maine defended the Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS.

Making in the aggregate, 100000 pre-
scnts, valued at Sl25
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-18
Our Position in America.

The Irish in America-a nation within nation
form SO large portion of the bone and sinew of
the population that it is well we should endeavor
to know our position in, and the relations bear
to, the rest of our fellow citizens.
So strong the ties of nationality in the Irish
mans heart and deeply are his affections rooted
in his ancestral home that it is safe to say nothing
but the merciless whips of tyranny and misery
could ever induce the race from which he springs
to quit the green fields of Holy Ireland" That
despotism which drove us from our homes, and
flung us helpless on every shore, machine so
nicely adjusted, and SO skillfuly arranged, as to
leave us means enough-sometmes not that-to
fly the shores of our native land. Deprived Of the
sources of intelligence far as our brutal enemy
could deprive us, stripped of our fathers acres by
foreign fraud, ground into the dust beneath the
heel of the oppressor it is easy to see that peo
pie must land on the American Continent with
heavy hearts and 6ghtpockets. What we want to
get at is, that we arc the "hewers Of wood and
drawers of water }" but we wish to show our
American friends that it is our misfortune but not
our fault that made us such. The wonder Is that
after hundred years of the most bitter perse
cutions the world has ever seen, we are so close
upon the advance guard of civilization. No other
race could have passed through such an ordeal, and
continue to have their national aspirations for indie
pendence as we have They would have been vic.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-18

for the field? We could answer these questions,
but if we did, rottenhea traitors would re-
joice.
What is the man himself doing who asks, so " flip
PANTY" "When is the blow going to be struck %
Would he endeavor to get over the immensely of
his modesty, and inform us?
We have seen enough of late of good men-but
anything but wise ones-rushing unprepared into
mortal struggle with the mail-clad enemies of their
country. And we have seen the result And as,
with bitter hearts, we contemplate both specta-
cles, we curse the emissaries of England, whether
they are in Paris or Chatham street, who advised
such ill-starred proceedings and urged them on.
Have you, then, fifty thousand men, equal, in
every way, to the enemies you have to fight?
Have you artillery? Have you commissariat?
Have you, in every instance, officers who know
their work, and are ready to do it, whether in the
drilroom, the march, in the bivouac, or on
the red field of battle? Can you rely on every man
you have got that he is certain to start the moment
the order reaches his ears? Have you COOL
sober, experienced commanders? If you have not
each, and all, of these things, and if they not
in rstrate working order then it is something very
like insanity, if it be not the very mockery of wick
edness, to be asking " when is the blow going to
be struck"
We lately saw, in this country, one of the great
est wars the world has witnessed-a war in which,
from first to last, millions of men were engaged.
How was it carried to successful issue? Was it
by outbursts Of unreasoning and unarmed enthusi-
asm? These questions easily answered. The
men who, under God, saved America, and, saving
her, saved the of liberty all over the earth,
enlisted their soldiers, formed their companies and
regiments and battalions. They hurled them on
the enemy. And through all disappontments and
disasters and defeats they persevered- their
way through seas of blood-tl their cause was
gained and liberty sat enthroned on this great Con-
tinent, without stain upon her beautiful brow.
There is other way to the liberty of Ireland.
And the man who talks glibly about it, but who is
not doing his part of the work which is absolutely
necessary to accomplish it, is either fool or
knave.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-18
To Our Readers.

The first of series of articles The Language and Lit
erature of Ireland by Thomas ONe RUSSELL Esq, will ap
pear in our number.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06

A1H0 ~ - - 49,. ~ 49,
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r. conpaeyS x icars y Shfern he vuslie -.
shey eomusssrrdt psrasionsin isu0. "a thslr Gassy
~ Sovers tpus sesr Of ground. and hss ed more
80 ,,.Y,fcn dollars. sid employs over TOO opes,.
tlyes. they rtosacc 7sooo Watches : rear, ana
make ana al. no. Iessshsn one-AAa q " ths Watch
Cd sold 10 The uni'ei sisses.
IT, diS.rcnc.. between their Manufacture ana the
eusspear. 10 brssay shisi European Watches 80
80 .,noeH e.fr,ly b band. snd ne s,sult = a
..stv ,se AZ IN 4 un.fcfnity, whieA i, i,Aa.p...
~. (. .c,,.e4 tinetespinc. Bon ~ - ~ II.
~. ~ ~. ,,ose ski,lfnl operative must vasv Nat
= = ~. thst. except watches OF tn hieher ~ sAee
nn... 1870 are ne product Of The cheansut y.
-, A. evit.se,and. and The result Is the verth,.,s
&C., r.ci.r. snd 10 called Pstcn, revsrs-vhisA
~, 49, roe. n attempted fepslrs thsa ~, a..
800 80. conncn wcskmsa. bcys "a vmnr..
h.,IAs ,uurA scpsssac psrts a thsss vs,ehss N.
v.s,o.s s.eso,ee po,iph and pot them tures,,r -
~. ,hsn 70 nc Nearest vs'h nsehsus, Who sesnpe
ana enersves sasm With sc, nsne OF ssaso do nv
'eG HON 1xsRlcAN WATCHES ARR MADE.
The American walthsm Watch Il made By no such
uncsrta,n peseees-snd b. no susA ineo00sesoe
voskuen. An the Company opcssspas. ftuo ~
recepsion Of he rev materials - the compilation Of
IT, watch -, carried on under one roof ana under
ON, ssllf,i - osmpe.ens difsctsoe Bat ne rr,st
oiseipeushins feature Of shsaf ws,chss b TIE fsce
that their ssvess parts al nade By the sest, he
mort persect and delicate machinery sves brought 70
~ sid Of hnmsn industry. Every one Of the nors
than hundred parts ofevery watch L made - ans-
chne-thst infAiIlbiy fep!oduces every succeedins
Part with tho most unvsrgaS accuracy. IL Wa oaly
necessary 10 make ons perfect wseh Il any psrten.
II, stv.c end then TO adjust the hundred msehioes
neccsrsry 70 reproduce every part hat watch. ana
Il follows thstsvsry sieeeefhs ~s'a must be like Il.
The compsny respectfully snbmil their w..che. on
their mssiss only. They calm TO make
BETTER ARTICLE FOR TIE MONEY
By their improved mechanical processes than can be
m.de under the oldsshicnsd handlcrast syesem.-
They Manufacture watches Of ever grade. nom
good. low priced and SUBSTANTIAL article, in ,ol,d ii.
YER hunting cases. TO The fass' chronomesc. and Al.
- lsdic.' watches In plsn god the nest en.meiad
and jewslsd cascs bat the indispensable reoui.itc
Of all theis vasches 10 ,hst they shail b coon
TIMRKEEPERs. II should be rememhsesd that ~.
ceps theit single lowest grade named Home Watch
Company. Boston" ALL WATCHES made bv me-.
ARR FULLY WARRANTED
BY speciai certificate sud .is warrsnaee Il eood n
all times against the Company or Lite sgentp
ROBBINS APPLETON.
| may7-dAwlm 49, broadway, Nov York
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06

=
uhe AsarAs Exp0hassen. Nj
Pasist May 7th) Correspondence 81 the london
Adre riser.
The most successful demonstration Of
British industry that has an jet been de>
vslopsd by the Exhibition has been display
"a by English pickpockets. la the art Of
this valuable requirement they have nov
added that Of Guiding the vigilance OF the
sergeas De riiLe sud Of the private policemen
VINO turk In plain closhes in places where
thsy aye least expected. Since competition
II 40 much in fashion nowadays, trial
Of strength and skill has Of late como Of b..
tween the French and English thieves. The
former were stung With sDaddssed jealousy
q herring the complainss q let watches
aud purses, and challenged their rivals to
sonaiet which came oil feu days since
Seven English and seven French thieves
started onsheir prslAaory expedition thseugh
Si6 Esbttitjou sad agsse1 - ~ q 9 CAFE
b he houIsvsrdA . Sashof - tNcsauk.r
teur's, where they had previously engaged
sesbtsee psrtieuiisv, and .ha1 es1Bed sup
per 20 be "stood" by the vsnquished They
met At the appointed hour. ard you viii De
brosds of ySer eosntsymsn's sspcricviey
when you Viii learn that they triumphantly
displayed tosty,five watches and nine port,
.nonaies, whereas the French tyros in the
noble Fart could display but ten watches,
three rortrnonaies and half . dozen banker
chiefs, . SMALL deer" which are disdained
by the protesssd pickpocket. and are only
TAXED" during noviuste 70 the psofseeion.
They magnanimously avowed thems Ives
vanquished and agreed to recognize the SUI
periori,y Of the sictors in the form most
pleasing to them by half . dozen
OF champagne. followed by bowls Of blaz ng
punch IN quick succession.
Up 10 this stage oil had been highly graf
flying in our national, but the hour Of Britt
aims humiliation was drawing nigh. Our
counssymen fell under the table; their
hosts, though they bad not fesd the tale Of
FalstaG's disaster q Gladshill, fell upon
their PROSTATE foes, sssed them Of their
plunder, and. retired with the forty >iive
watches. the pussss, etc., end moreover lef.
the waiters instructions to apply for pay
ment Of the the bill 10 the gentlemen up
stairs on the floor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06
sTATe: lTEMs.

The area Of Henry county is SAP miles
square.
wapsllo. Louisa county, has population
Of 1872.
Theodore Erdenberg. . butcher of Du>
buque, was bar.y gorsd by mad COW on
the 10Th uls.
The Johnsoo County Medical society met
At Iowa City. the other day, aud re>organ-
lied.
The ladies- Of Mt. Pleasant wear their
dresses wrong side up when they w.nt 'sm
short, aud right side up when they want
'sm long. We CLEAN the above item from
the Journal.
The cars run over horse the other day,
close 10 Monticello. The engine was thros n
from the track into ditch, turning com
plctely over. Two or three freight cara
were also thrown off the rails. Strange to
sny. the engineer and fireman escaped I'M
hurt.
The Masons OF Washington county and
to celebrate st. Johns day, June gath, each,
BY pic mic and festival and big speeches
Rev. Thomas, OF Mt Pleasant, will deliver
thu address q. Washington.
The dinner celebrating the reunion Of the
Alumni, and the former and present teachers
and t,ustees Of the Iowa State University,
Mt Iowa City, will Ice served ~ the Old
Chapel. on Wednesday. June Goth, 1867
We acknos.edse the receipt Of an invitation
10 be present on this occasion, for hi.h
our thanks are rendered.
The Courier says that at the last meeting
Of The Iowa ard lIawkeye Lodges of Free
and Accepted Nasons in Muscatine, sixty
five dollars were voted 10 the Southern Re.
lie ( fund.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06

Der,serniic State CONVENTION.

TIE rciao<ratie electors q. ths several coanhef .
aNe stat 10 yuws rre rssuef'ca 20 send occFAss y
. STATE Convention hereby saied. TO be held AZ ~,
NORMA On the goth day Of June noS''
II O'Clock A. ~. Tor the nomination. o. eHsaiea,s
state si seq. ans the Transaction Of other susan.
no ra,ia Of prcssntatcn VII be one .o'
every ore hundred votes cast for Thomss !" ~,
d.. Tor Governor. sna one foi every "se"o' "
haaarcs over any. ~ inf.
Counties eastis.R irss than amy votes WIZ ~
lied 20 ooe dsicsstes
Relieving thss the integrity Of tie 'n'aA, s,..,-"
psrpe;ui,y OF FREQ installations, cepcno ." 80
slse surssares msintAinsd BY the Dso'o
,..rs. ,sfo,, ,hs county psstieipsssin oss ~
.sry s,es,,on. Cot the .s'eci'Ss Of sslssaas.. :
n -, .,,he peraoerstic Sss(s Cssssaa Commit
j. n. BkWOOD, CsAlsn Al :
NJ isfh 1897.