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FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND GERMAN FANCY
Messrs b. DIAMOND & CO.,
by catalogue, on credit. Va
on Wednesday morning,
April II, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
Included will be found, VIZ
FRENCH FANS, a full line in linen silk feather
largest assortment ever offered at auction in III city,
PALM FANS, also 81 cases palm fans In original
BUTTONS AND TRIMMINGS. also Paris dress
and amber. Jet and crystal gimps.
NoUVEANTEs, just arrived from Paris, comprising
NOTIONS. POCKET WALLETS, ETC.
Also an invoice OF fine imported travelllug-bagS,
Also JET sets earrings. chaius and rings hair NALL
'-'A '''.si KID sc GLOVES YVES AND LACE MrrTs.
500 dozen ladies' superior quality Paris kid gloves;
ladies' and misses Paris lace mts, full invoice for
sun UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLs.
Also an invoice fine silk sun umbrellas, new style
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF 1000 PIECES WHITE
Sss Go0pSss AND SI}, 1900 DOZEN LINEN CAMBRIo
A Also, OF on Wednesday % y Es 15sn instant instant,
PSs P65a 3SGPss sS SsR
stripe oamOTff SES aSSoGGf%LMS G%MRRGG RfiRsqGfs 4pkF 9s
Also ladies' q linen cambric hdkis al qualities.
Gents, y and e linen camoric hdks; do:
LadleS % hemsutched linen cambria hdks. do.
Gents = and and = =hemmed and hemstitched do.
Catalogues and samples early on the morning of
SALE [4b2t
LARGE POSITIVE SPECIAL SALE OF 500 PACK.
AGES AND LOIS OF BOHEMIAN GLASS AND
FRENCH CHINA WARE, SILVER-PLATED
OF the importation and by order Of
MEssRs. KiTTEL, ENGENBERG & 60, NEW
49, YORK,
BY catalogue, on Thursday, April IS. at 10 o'clock
This sale will comprise full and very attractive
assortment or entirely new goods, now landing from
steamers: imported by the above firm for 6rst-class
city retail sales and will be found well worthy the
special attention OF city ana country retail and Job
bling trade. ~ ~ ~
Included in sale Thursday Will be found viz
Cut ana engraved ana ruby Dush Oh
ana liquors; cut ana engraved and ruby decan ters:
wine bottlesi wine and liquor sets, etc; glass and
emma mugs terra Gotta and China tea SETS: terra Gotta
ana China spoons China and Bohemian vases In
great variety; rich French toilet SETS etc -
100 LOTS SILVER-PLATED WARE
Also on lnuIsoayt 100 lots extra treble silver plated
Yea SETS breakfast and dinner caStors; butter Dishes
cake fruit and card Baskets ice ana cream pitchers
pickle ana olive stands: cps and gobets tea table
and dessert spoons and forks, etc. ~ ''
arranged ~ lots 70 suit the trade, COMPRISING n
laIge ana iull assortment OF the newest styles ali
OI mG "a WeA-khown make and all plated on pure white
open for examination, with catalogues, on wednes-
10y t.e-I Inet 1885
n c. MACKEY, AUCTIO EER
W Office No. 42l COMM ERCE Street 22ltf
LARGE SALE OF ENGLISH WHITE GRANITE
WARE, GLASS WARE, ETC ="
On Tuesday Morning,
Az ~ oc0ck, m open lots, suitable for city and
Purchasers for country trade can get their goodu
carefully packed at the auction room "a hoVuH SsH
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DR HUNTER, NO. "A NORTH SEVENTH
STREET, ABOVE FILBERT, tl,Lz PHI,LzADE@LPHIA. @
cEnoyedged by alt parttes interested as By far the
AoAn0 MOST 6UCCHssSFUn PHYSICIAN
a, t,e tres tment OF Diseases IN his specially QUICK
SIuOpOTiCRH, and permanent cures guaranteed In
s1eS1 cese Remember DIR. HUNIERS Celebrated
Remedies can only be had genuine az his old esta6
Hshed Once "A N, SEVENTH, above FilbeTt. 4lS SLs
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No. llOl ChESNUT street,
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"A 4 Z L E 7 E.
EEl THOMAS d SONS SALE.
Very elegant FOHr-story Brown Stone Residence
No. l24s N. BROAD Street, above Girard avenue, 25
feet front, 100 feet deep TO Carlisle street.
On Tuesday. April 20.
At IL O'clock noon, Will be sold at Public Sale, at the
Phadelp pha Exchange,
All that very elegant three story brown stone mes
suage (French roo), with three-story press brick
back buildings and lot of ground situate on the west
side OF Broad street, south Of Thompson street, No
l24S containing in front Broad street 25 feet and
extending in depth l6O feet to Carlisle street. 1t Is
finished with all the modern conveniences.
Gear of all lncumbrance.
Terms-$5,0O0 may remain on mortgage.
Immediate possession. May be examined ON appll-
cation to the Auctioneer.
Full particulars at the Auction Rooms.
N. THOM AS & SONS. Auctioneers,
al 13 is & 204t Nos l39 and l4l S. FOURTH street.
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ADCIION SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
20 o. SSSoIIi Jr will give his personal attention
70 v sales OF household furniture, at the residences
VI m padtes removing or breaking up housekeeping ON
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M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. l39 AND a.
INl. S. FOURTH Street.

M THOMAS d SONS, NOS. l39 AND l4l
1Nl. S. FOURTH Street.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS,
April IT, at IL 9S1eK nS9R st sGe Exchange
2SOoO per cent. Union Canal Coupon Bouds.
s27O Scrip North Pennsylvania Railroad.
5shares Philadelphia and Reading Railroad.
3shares southwark Railroad.
0'0 ',''''' FOR OTHER XcGouNTs. NrSfTEH'nS 0O
100 shares Freedom Iron and Steel Co.
20 shares Manhattan Gas Governor Co.
20 - snSTes srrIe steuoenVile ana Indiana Railroad
io00 i0 Shares Share Union nj Bank of Tennessee GE 10
"a shares Planters Bank Of Tennessee.
100 shares Planters Bank of Mississippi.
40O @ shares shares Broad Broad Top Improvement Co.
share Point Breeze Park Association.
100 shares Anti InCrustaton Co.
slUUO First Mortgage Bonds North Penna Railroad.
% shares Cape Island Gas Co.
5shares Swede Iron Co.;
No. 148 Church of the Holy Trinity.
Estate OF July Ann and William Schlvely, de-
COUNTRY. SEAT and FARM and STONE
ExecutoI's Peremptory Sale. Estate of Hugh
SECOND and sHfPFEN sTREErs-s. w. corner,
SECOND street-No. s87, Store and Dwelling
SECOND street-No IA, Store and Dwelling
FROST sci iO BrIcK fFs b%ei6r GMisns
NINTH and CATHARINE-N. E. corner, Brick
Third Street.-The. iO2O. Brick Dwelling.
NEW stTestsMo 24o M I"xerq Sse Ran ane PR%eIng
BECK Street.-The 81, Frame Dwelling.
GA UL street.-the. 2025 Brick Dwelling.
SIXTH Street.-The. 9Oi, Brick Dwelling.
SIXTH Street.-The. 912, i've Brick Dwellings.
SIXTH street.-the. 9l5 two Brick Dwellings
QUEEN Street No. 1913, Frame Dwelling.
QUEEN 'Street-No. 1888, Brick Dwelling.
REDWOOD Street.-The. 5S2 Brick Dweling.
SECOND Street.-The. zoos, store and Dwelling.
SECOND Street-Two Building Lots.
FRONT Street-BuildiDg Lot, two fronts
LOMBARD Street-Frame Dwelling.
WASHINGTON Street-Building Lot.
ELFRETH'S Alley-No. 1856 Brick Dwelling.
RICHMOND and PALMER Streets-N. w.
corner. Tavern and Dwelling.
seven GROUND RENTS-S2O2, $3.50, Sl6 sl2, sls, $40,
Full particulars of the above in handbills, which
may be had at the Auction Rooms 4 II 81
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sale No. 1850 N. Broad street.

sale No 1850 N. Broad street.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT FURNI-
TURE.
Rich Administer, Wilton, aud Brussels Carpets, Etc.
on Wednesday Morning,
April Il, at 10 o'clock, No. 1850 n, Broad street,
by catalogue elegant rosewood Chamber Suit, hand
som walnut Parlor and Chamber Furniture. do. do.
Buffet Sideboards, large and elegant Hall Table and
Hat Stand, very elegant Administer Wilton. aud
Brussels Carpets. Oil Cloths etc. l3 80
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T NJ. GUMMEY d SONS, AUCTIONEERs
y No sos WALNUT Street.
Hold Regular sales of

Hold Regular Sales of
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
Handbills OF each property issued separately.
1900 catalogues published and circulated, containing
full descriptions of property TO be sold as also, pa
tal list OF property contained In Real Estate Regis
ter, and offered at private sale.
Sales advertised daily in all the daily newspapers
Ledger. North American. German Free Press, In
quiTer, Evening Bulletin, German Democrat, Age,
"Evening Telegraph Press and Legal Intelgencer,
SALE ON MONDAY, APRIL %, will include 4
NORTH BROAD STREET-Handsome brick rest
dence, with brownstOne dressings and Mansard root,
and extra convenences, No, 1881 North Broad street
ORPHANS COURT SALE = Estate of Christian
stikel, deceased.-Twostory brick dwelling. S. w.
corner Twenty third and Jefferson streets.
Same Hstate-Two-story brick dwelling, N. w.
corner IWenty-third and Wright streets.
/ Handsome brick residence with 20 feet side yard
No 1921 Race street Lot 40x0O feet 70 20 feet street
Two two-stOry brick dwellings, Nos. 232 and 234
Spruce street.
l -iWTST SPRUCE STREET. brick resi-
dence with brown-stone dressings and Mansard roof
No. 21l8 Spruce street. . 90
Two three-story brick dwellings, No. S02 South
Fourth street, through TO WeccacOe street.
Three-story brick residence, No. 6lS Pine street.
. VINE STREEr.-Lot 86Xl25 feet, through TO Pearl
street with brick building and office. Nos. 1907 and
1909 Vine street.
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FIFTH ( DITTO N
LATEST FROM WAsHlNGTOM.
IsruO1AL DEsRArcHzs no THE EVENING Tn1EaRAPH.9 :
t. WARRINGTON. April is.

IsPNOIAL DBsPATcHEs TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH ]
WAsHNeToN, April Is.
TerritOrial Governors Case OF Colonel
Alexander Cummings.
The President to-day sent a message TO the
Senate, enclosing communications from the
Secretary of the Interior. the Attorney Gene
raj, and the Secretary Of state. The latter, to
whom was also referred the resolution of the
Sth instant, requesting the President to nform
that body how often the Governors, Secretaries,
and Judges of the several Territories have been
absent from their posts OF duty in the Terri
tories since their appointments, etc., says the
depaTtment has no Information In regard to the
sbesence of territorial judges
In respect 10 Governors and Secretaries, the
Department has no Information other than
that given in the tables submitted OF what
neTiods have been spent in Washington during
their absence from the Territories. The leaves
of absence mentioned In the table were in each
Instance previously granted, except in the last
case of Colonel Cummings, Governor OF Colo
RADIO Territory. whicn Gro 1eage was applied APP ioT
here The public necessity for such absence, so
far as is known 10 the Department., appears in
the table No part OF the expenses of the trips
Of the Governors and Secretaries have been
charged to the Government.
The Attorney General in his communication,
COWS that all the absences mentioned therein
we're in accordance with leaves previously
granted on assurances satisfactory to the
Attorney. General, that the public interest
The Secretary of the Interior says he has no
Information on the subject.
Mr.. RaymOnd's Case.
Mr. Raymond's friends are working to pre-
vent his rejection, and ask that his name be
laid on the table. This course will probably be
adopted.
Consul to Panama.
General Kirby Smith has just been confirmed
as Consul to Panama.
Business in the Senate.
IL is extremely doubtful if the Senate will
get through tomorrow. s..
Executive Business To-day.
The Committee on Foreign Relations have
not yet decided on the case of Raymond II
there is an actual vacancy, they will report in
favor of Raymond'S confil nation, but If Mot
ley still holds the office, they will not
Gideon II. Hallistee, of Connecticut is nomi-
mated for Consul TO Havana. General Frank
Heron for Marshal of Louisiana.
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DY FURNEss, BRlNLEY q CO., NO. GIG
ID CHEsNUT Street and No el2 JAYNE Street.
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Fire at Boston.

Boston, April ia fire this morning par.
TALLY destroyed the building owned by Patrick
Donohue, the publisher of the Boston Pilot
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
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ApIl ~ at 10 O'clock will be sold by catalogue, Q
iour months credit about 1900 packages boots, shoe
Dhlmorais, etc, embracing prime and fresh assor
ment OF hrstclass city and Eastern manufacturer.
morning of sale. 4 10 81
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AUCTION SALES.
T0HN B. MYERS d CO., AUCTIONEERS
- Nos. 2S2 and 2s4 MARKET street.

John B. MYERS q CO., AUCTIONEERs
- Nos. 2s2 and 2s4 MARK ET street.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES,
shOGANs, IhAVEIIING BAGS, EIC'
April ls alto O'clock, VIII be soid by catalogue
ouI months credit, about 1900 packages boots shoes
ment of hrstcIass city and Eastern manuacture
Open IoI examination with catalogues easy on tne
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH,
GEKMAN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
:. W evil VIII hoId large sale OF foreign and domestic
On Thursday Morning.
April is, at 10 O'CLOCK, embracing about 1900 pack
ages and lots OF staple and fancy articles in wooens
N, B.-Cataogues ready and goods arranged for ex-
animation early onthe morning OF sale. [4125t
LARGE POSITIVE SALE. OF CARPET1NGs.
CANTON MATTINGS, ETC.
On Friday Morning,
amasR Venetian supSTns and ne Re'S sgTn ia 6Se 59ya
hemp list cottage and rag carpetngs, etc, embracing
examined early on the morning OF SALE "A 1856
LARGE SPECIAL SALE OF GERMAN HOSIERY
AND GLOVES
April 10. by catalogue. on four months credit at 10
O'Clock, by order of Mr.. f. w, REIMER,
25,0CO dozen German hosiery.
10000 dozen gloves and gauntles, of the choicest
Qualities and styles, yiz,-
TO the finest and best regular made goods i'm
5OOt dozen ladies' brown, mixed. slate, and black
cotton hose. from the lowest to the best regular
5000 dozen misses boys, and ehildren's white,
brown, mixed, and fancy cotton hose, z and "a
hose, full assortment of prices, styles, and
5000 dozen gentlemens brown white, mixed, fancy
ano French mixed half hose, Of every price and
style, nom the lowest quality to the finest regular
made goods.
10000 dozen ladies' gentlemen's misses, and boys
Berlin, Isle, cotton, and silk mixture gloves and
bauntets, comprising one of the largest and
most complete assortments OF summer goods
ever offered. IA 10 4t
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&EAL ESTATE Al PRIVATE SALE
REAL ESTATE SALE, APRIL 10,
VIII inpluda-


GERMANTOWN-East Logan street, Fishers
lane, Germantown, TWO very desirable Building Lots
90 by l25 and 81 by l25
HAMILTON BTREET--No 25lS. neat twO-story
Stone Residence 10 feet by GO feet inches.
CHRISTIAN bTREET-Nos 22CS and 22l4, two
thTee-stOry Brick Dwellings each l6 by 76 feet.
. GREEN STREET-NO 1925, handsome tour-story
modern Residence with all the modern cOnvenences,
p feet front by 100 feet deep.
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Sale at No. 14OO North Ninth street.

Sale at No. 1900 North Ninth Street.
TWO STEAM ENG KS q BOILERS, PUMPS &c.
Built by FABER, of Pittsburg.
On Wednesday Morning.
April 18th, at II o'clock, at the shop OF Saurman
Tobn, No140O N Ninth street. two steam engines ana
boilers built by Faber OF Pittsburg six (6) Inch CYL
inder twentyfour (24( inch stroke with hot and cold
water pumps attached One engine and boiler Is new
They are rated AZ - horse power each. 4u5t
May be examined any time previous 70 sale.
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SALE OF SILVER-PLATED WARE AND TABLE
CUTLERY
DANCOAST d WARNOCK, AUCTIONEERl
L NO. 24O MARKET STREET,

LARGE POSITIVE SPECIAL SALE OF 500 LOT
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND GERMAN FANCY
GOODS,
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-10

The TnwER OF BABEL.-A writer in
Blackwood's Magazine, thus describes the
present appearance Of the place where Ian
guages got mixei:
After ride of nine miles, we were at the
foot of the Bier's Nimrood. Oar horses feet
were trampling upon the remains of brick
which showed here and there through the
accumulated dust and rubbish of ages
Before our eyes unrose great mound Of
earth, barren and bare. This was the Bier.
Nimrood, the ruins of the Tower of Babel
by which the first builders of the earth had
valnly hoped to scale high heaven. Here.
ai-o. IT was. that Nebuchadnezzar built. for
bricks bearing his name have been found
in the ruins. At the top of the mopnd +,
great mass Of brick work pierces the accu
mulated soil With your fingers YOU toucb
the very bricks-large. square shaped. and
massire-that were thoroughly burn A .
the very mortar. the slime, now hard as
granite. handled more than four thousand
years ago by earth's impious peonle. From
the summit of the mound. far away ove- the
plain. we could see glistening, brilliant as a
star. the guided 6ume of mosque. tha,
caught and reflected the bright rays Of the
morning sun. This glittering speck was the
t,mb of the holy Ali. To pray befure this n,
some period of his life to kiss, the sacred
dust of the earth around there, at some time
or other; to bend his body ard count hi,
beards-is the daily desire of every devon,
Mahommedan.
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-10
BIDWELL wITHDRAws AND SUP.
PORTS THE UNION TICKET

We publish to-day the letter of Hon. John
Bidwet IN answer to a letter addressed to
him hy g. N. Swezy, Esq, of this city
Mr.. Blaweli is a true Union man, and con
81 lering the great issues before the people,
lays aside all personal considera ion, like
good patriot, and supports the Union ticket
and also advises his friends TO do So NJ.
Bidwell. in the letter, refers to the apprehen
sion OF the people in regard 10 Gorhau.' $
position upon the Western Pacific Railrond
till and the tide lands. and suggests that al
doubts thrown upon his position by the Sac
ramento Union AID San Francisco Bulletin
may sc solved by calling upon Gorham TO
more explicitly state what will be his course
Of action. in case he is elected Governor, in
respect thereto. We are hapry to say that
Mr.. Gpram fully and frankly answered be-
fore being asked-and did on the 24th of
July, in his speech at Stockton. fully define
his position upon the very questions named
in Gen. Bidwell's letter, as will appear by
his letter read at the Union meeting on Wed.
nesdny evening" and published below:
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-10

Ezs- l.. r. FISHER--Is the only Agenl
OF tee SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
ers to receive subscriptions and advertisements and
receipt for the same.
offlcE-l69 Washington street, opposite Ma
guire's Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-10

farmers WrvEs.-Did you ever think of
the amount of thought requisite to plan three
meals day for three hundred and sixty five
days in succession? TO prepare enough and
not too much, and for those living at a dis.
tance from the village, to remember that tho
stock Of -four, sugar tea, etc., etc, is re-
plenished in due time? D. you ever think
of the multitudes of her cares and duties p
She must rise earl y to prepare breakfast or
oversee it. Perhaps there are children to
wash, dress and feed, or to get ready for
school with their dinners. There is baking,
sweeping, making beds, lunch for the men,
may be-iinner and supper to be made
ready at the proper time-the washing,
starching, folding and ironing Of cloihes-
the care Of milk, including the making Of
butter and cheese-and the inevitable wash
ing of dishes. In Autumn there is the ad-
ditoaal work of picking, preserving, can
ming of fruit, drying apples, boiling cider,
making apple sauce, with the still more un.
pleasant task which falls to her lot at butch.
ering time. Then there is having harvest.
ing, sheep shearing, ETC., when help is neei.
ell, bringing an increase Of her labors.-
Twice year comes house cleaning. BY the
way, of all the foes a house keeper has to
contend with, dirt is the greatest. She may
gain q complete victory. aud think TO rerose
upon her laurels after her sem-annual en-.
gagemenrs-but it is only temporary. The
enemy soon returns, aud even daily skirmish-
ing does not keep it at bay.
There is the mending too. Sewing ma
chimes are great blessings, bit they can't set
in the patch or darn the stockings. / do
not mention these things by way Of complain
ing of woman's lot in general, or asking for
her any right which she does no. psssess.--
| don't know as there is any remedy in the
present atate of the world 1t seems t. be one
of the evils cf the life which mast be borne as
we bear other Ills, but what do ask is duo
appreciation Of the important part that
woman acts and a concession that her labors,
mental and physical. are as great, all things
considered. as those of the other sex
Women are not 50 childish that little SYM
, pathy now and then, or edgement of
their Efforts and sacrifices, make them i'm
arine their case worse than it is. tell you,
men and husbands, 1t Goeth good like
medicine" and many q poor, crushed,
broken down wife or mother is dying for
want of it Vermont Farmer.
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-10

How GENERAL MEAGuER FELL.-The San
Francisco Monitor has received from Montana
the following authentic particulars of Gen.
Meagher's death, which it publishes the
more willingly, it says. as reports injurious
tn the memory of the dead have already been
circulated, even in some journals, asserting
that he Committed suicide while under the
Influence Of wild excitement;
General Meagher. as his friends can testi
fy, was never subject to such paroxysms,
and IN letter written only few hours be.
fore his melancholy death. he spoke cheer
fully Of his expected return home in the
course of few DAYS. lie had ridden some
thirty miles on horse back across the dry
plains TO Fort Benton, and in oonvrr'ation
with friend short time before his death,
exhibited no appearance Of excitement. lie
# erwarls wrote home to his family. and.
beng somewhat fatigued, retired 10 state
room on the river Steamboat for the CT,
as there are no hotels at Fort Benton. The
guard rails OF the steamer had been partial
ly broken away short time before, so that
there were none in from, of this state-room.
About 10 p. n. he got up and stepped out
on the deck in his night clothes. In doing
81 his fot struck against coil OF rope,
which made him stumble. and being unable
IN yecover his balance. he fell into the river,
which rms with great ranidity. Sjme OF
the de X hanls ran up with lights. az the
noi.a of his fall into the water. but only IN
time 10 see him swept away bv the rushing
w.ters. in which he disappeared ere an effort
could be made 10 snve him.
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-10
Publication Office, ,-Armory Hall
Building. First Floor.
el suo-erip-lo 10

tr,v;,z furnished our Office with an elegant as
--r,ont Of FANCY JOB TYPES, We ore prepared
20 execute. neatly and ezpedtously, all manner Of
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with any certainty of success. We must
then stand by this nr let the Copperheads
take the State. / say therefore to my friends
everywhere-let US rally and prevent such
calamity by taking the only course that
seems WITHIN our power. Let US demand
that the State Indebtedness shall not be in
creased /; that the property of the State shall
be preserved for the benefit of the people !;
the State .or the nation. and the nation for
the cause of freedom and humanity.
! have the honor to be. in haste,
Very respectfully Yours.
j. BIDWELL