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Political Notes.

George William Curtis, in his Lecture in
Boston, was warmly applauded when he said
that it would be better, in the settlement of
the Alabama claims, to adopt the fraternal
spirit manifested by Thomas Hughes, than to
follow the suggestions of Ben. Butler.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune says that there seems to be no
longer any doubt that during the present SEES
sion of Congress the income tax will be abol-
ished. At least dozen bills looking to this
end have already been presented, and there is
a stronger feeling against the tax than ever
before.
Resolutions have been introduced into the
North Carolina House of Representatives,
based upon the following accusation, which
is part of the preamble sit is commonly
charged that the Governor has had in his en-
p'oy, and in the pay of the State, detectives
and spies whose duty it was to make 10 the
Governor secret official reports of the acts and
words of their associates and neighbors." The
Governor, the several heads of departments,
and other officers, are requested by the reso-
luton to furnish list of the spies, detectives,
etc, who have been paid from the State
treasury since the organization of the present
State government.
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Items.

A large number of Bostonians are going to
South Africa after diamonds, but it is is very
, evident that nothing in this world can make
them happy.
Let the travelling public take heart 1t is
becoming possible to make Railroad Com
pany pay for their negligence. Signor Brigno-
1.-The well-known tenor-got 81, 1888 80 out of
the Chicago and Great Western Company the
other day, as compensation for dislocated
shoulder.
Senior Roberts, the Spanish Minister on Sat-
urday paid to the State Department $19,70
in gold, the amount of the award for the Lloyd
Aspinwall seizure. This is the first instance
in which the Spanish Government has been
brought to payment for the illegal seizures of
American vessels in Cuban waters.
The young ladies of Memphis have society
each member of which is bound to marry no
man who cannot give her diamond ring
The young gentlemen OF the same place Dlnd
each other not to marry woman who doesnt
own a farm or its equivalent The matrimoni-
al market there is very dull Just now.
When Brooklyn dry-goods clerk gets in
toxicated he goes to the theatre, and, If there
is drinking scene in the play, buys cham
payne and has all the actors glasses slyly fill
ed with it. The look of establishment which
the actors put on is very amusing, but the
drinking scenes are sometimes unnecessarily
prolonged. The sport costs, the clerk about
500 time, and be says it is richly worth it.
His employer has thus far expressed no opin-
ion in the premises.
Collector Murphy of New York is going to
put the custom house officers there,-not the
clerks, but the inspectors and other officials
that represent the revenue service before the
public,-into uniforms, and hopes thus to stop
some of the matchmaking that is now practic-
ed, not only on emigrants, but on shipmasters
and others arriving from foreign ports.
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The usual personal" in the New York
Herald relates to the lady with colored
shawl of some kind, and is to the effect that
she will confer favor on an entire stranger,
who is nevertheless her ardent admirer, if she
will, &C., &c. In nearly every case the mys-
FERROUS advertiser is man, and the man is
either fool or knave: but occasionally the
other sex are represented. This is evident
from the following Personal cut from the
Herald: g
The lady who so kindly expressed desire
to see me, in these columns yesterday, is res
pectfully informed that as l have not the
honor other acquaintance, and am not rhi-
noceros or hippopotamus on public exhibit
ton, her curiosity cannot be gratifcd.
BROWN GLOVES.
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State News.
ANDRoscoGcIN COUNTY.


The Lewiston journal says Saturday morn
ing Benjamin Galloway was arrested on the
charge OF rape committed upon Mrs. Bubier Of
Webster. Hewas brought before Justice Cot
ton, for examination, and the evidence was SC
strong that the respondent was committed to
jail to await the action of the Supreme Judi.
cial Court.
The journal says that more than usual is
now being done in real estate. A good many
farms are exchanging hands, and the Franklin
Company. 10 selling considerable property.
Since July, 1870, 936 conveyances have been
recorded at the Androscoggin Registry
ARoosTooK COUNTY.
Sidney Cook of Presque Isle, last week
slaughtered "a hogs which weighed in the ag-
gregate l2626 lbs. The largest weighed GOO
Isaac Hacker & Son of Fort Fairfield, have
lost by the recent burning of vessel off Mt.
Desert, bound to Providence, r. L. shingles
and clapboords worth $4,000. Also r. G. John
son, $500. No insurance on either.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
William Bolton of Augusta had his hand
badly cut on Friday, by a machine saw, while
saving wood at Yarmouth Junction. Three
OF the fingers on his left hand were nearly sew
cred.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
The Journal says Friday evening a bastard.
ly attempt was made to throw the o'clock ac-
commodation train from the track in Farming.
dale. The obstruction was piece of RAILROAD
iron about ten feet long. Fortunately it was
ICY and was brushed off between the rails
avoiding no doubt serious accident, as the
train was going quite fast at the time.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
One firm in Bangor has paid out this season
ties in Boston. Other buyers in that city have
also transacted large business in the purchase
OF produce for the Boston market.
The Bangor Wing says one day last week, as
Mr.. Neal Of the firm of Ramsdell & Neal, gun
smiths, OF Bangor, was handling loaded re-
volver left for repairs, it was accidentally dis;
Mr. Meals fingers and thick cap on Mr.
Ramsdells head, fiattened itself against the
latter gentleman's skull. Fortunately neither
was dangerously wounded, though it was a
narrow escape.
The Wing says the steamer Alliance, of the
Merchants line, will leave Winterport for
Boston Tuesday morning. After discharging
freight at the latter port, she will be brought
to Portland to receive a new boiler, which has
been built for her by Staples & Son. This and
other repairs will consume q month, and per-
haps little more, when the steamer will re-
sumo her trips for the winter; between Boston
and Winterport.
OXFORD COUNTY.
John Jackson has been appointed Postmas-
Ter at D1Xheld, vice y. Il. Meader resigned.
SOMERSET COUNTY,.
David Sinclair while under the influence OF
liquor, fell from the railroad bridge at Ken
dail's Mills Saturday evening Although
missed, his body was not found till Sunday
afternoon.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Probate Judge lothian Lippincott of Column
bia Falls, has had relapse of his disease, and
is now confined to his house.
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LECTURES IN A PRIsoN.-The extraordinary
project of series of lectures before au audi
ence of convicted felons has been inaugurated
at the Charlestown Massachusetts State Pris-
on. The first lecture was delivered last Sat-
urday evening by petroleum V. Nasty, who
gave his effusion on Searching for the Man
of Sin" before the 800 or more transgressors
serving out sentences in the institution named,
and it was, of course, listened to with the
closest attention. The humorous portions of it
were warmly applauded by the prisoners, and
the moral which was drawn from it brought
tears to the eyes of many. The spectacle al
together, was one rarely witnessed, and it is
not improbable that the system of popular lee
lures IN prisons, introduced here first, may vet
become an acknowledged means of reform, as
IL is now apIacknowledged feature of entertain
ment to those who have transgressed the laws.
Other lectures are to follow during the winter
evenings and the next one will be delivered by
Mr.. Haynes, the warden, who will nrobably
give some of his observations of prison Ydisci,
pline gathered during late visit to Europe,
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It's FORE and l EXCHANGE STREETS
PORTLAND, ME.
DR.. u. III. BchencE

OF Philadelphia, the proprietor of Schenck's Pulmo-
mic Syrup Schenck's Mandrake Pills. and Schcnck's
Seaweed Tonic, will be professionally at his old
rooms, No. IS Hanover street, Boston, the 18th of
December. All who desire to consult DIR. Schenck,
or of having thorough examination of their lungs,
by the aid OF his Respirometer, should avail them
selves OF this opportunity, the Doctors stay is
necessarily limited to one day.
Those who feel DESTROYS of ascertaining the precise
condition of their lungs-whether they are affected
merely by disease of the bronchial tubes, resulting
from torpid liver, or whether the disease is pulmo-
nary pleuratc, or tubercuculous censumptiOn-can
have their desires grated by calling DIR. Schenck
His large and extended experience in the treatment
OF pulmonary complaints together with the invalu-
able aid derived from the use of his Respironometer
enables him to confidently determine the precise To-
cation and character of diseases this nature and
to prescribe the proper remedies.
Dr. Schenck does not purpose making regular pro-
fessiona visits to Boston in FUTURE his home prac-
tice being so extensive to demand his entire time
and attention. He will, however, when requested
to do SO, make professional visits to parties at ais-
lance. He would state that bad cases of diseased
lungs can be cured by the proper use of his medi-
cines, and by the patients carefully avoiding the
taking of cold by remaining in the house until a
thorough cure is affected He also desires to state
that when he advises patients to remain in the
house, it is not because the effect of his medicines is
to open the pores and thereby induce colds but be-
cause, when lungs are diseased, exposure to the
open air necessarily produces Inflammation, and, as
a natural result, the patient must die.
The Doctors charge for a thorough examination
with the Respronometer is five dollars, but all ad-
vice free, dt10sn4t
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

GALyESTON-Ar Sd, barque Sarah A Staples,
Stone. Boston.
JACKsoNvILLE-Ar5 9Th, sch storm Petrol, Da.
DARIEN-Cld 9Th, brig l. L wadsworth, Shack
ford, Freeport.
SAVANNAu-Ar 18th, baraues L A Cochran. Swa-
sey, and Triumph. Cheney. Cardenas.
BEAUEORT, NC-Cld 10th, brig Carrie Bertha
BALTIMORE-Cld stb, brig Emma, Smart Tor
Belfast, Ire.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar sth, sch Alcyone. Davis,
Cid 10th. sch Virginia, for Portland
NEW YOkk-Ar 9th, schs "A p Frye, Frye, VIM
terport; Island Belle, Russell, vinalhayen; Alice
Kockland; Fleetwing, Nash. Providence
Cid 10th. ships st John, Chapman, San Francisco
S ID Thurston, Snow, Bristol f; brig II A Purirg.
ton. CrossIey, Hamburg; schs Anna Tibbetts. Nas6.
st John. NIB; j Libby, Libby, Satia Mills.
Ar 10th, schs Ella Frances. (new) Bulger Calais
Josephine, Brown, providence; Kate Foster, Hard
- PR0yiDENCE-sd 9th, sch Irene Meservey,
PAWTUCKET-Ar 9th, sch Mary Lymnburner.
NEWPORT-sld 9th, brig A H Curtis, Merriman
savannah ior New Haven: sch f L Treiethen, En-
mons, Gardiner tor New York.
NEW BEDFOKD-Ar 10th, sch III NJ Congdon
Congdon, Bucksville, SC.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 9th, barque Andes, Davis,
New York for Portland; scLs C Young. Richard
son, Wilmington days for Boston; Nellie Treat
Trim, Elizabethporr for Portland.
SO Sid, sehs Mary Holt, Eureka, Veto. Crescent
BoSTON-Ar 10TH schs Savannah, Dorr, Bangor;
Ganova, kemick; MedIord, Jordan, and Porto Rico.
Harraden. Joy, Steuben.
Cid 1Oth sens Mary A Smith, tBrl Roberts, st John
wa Portland; Citizen, Upton, Portland.
Ar 18th, brig II Means, Tracey, Bangor; sebs Vul-
can, Coggins, Pembroke; l. 81 Nj Knowles Clements,
and L Il Jones, Young, Machas; ShaWmut, Moon,
Franklin Samaritan. Candage. and Luela. Hodg-
kins Ellsworth; Ariel. AUSTIN do; Laurel, Hagger-
ty Sullivan; Elizabeth ~ kebecca, Nutter FIN Mill
bridge: Hattie Annah. Green, and Warrenton ,Jor.
dan. Bangor; Accumulator, Common; j H Counce.
Bowen, and Mediord Jordan, Bangor; Isis, Bullock
Belfast Tiger, Heal, Camden; Scion, Perry, Rock
Dunton. Westport; Flying Arrow. Curtis, Addison
ORION, How, Bath; M Varney. Durham. do; Ruth
Thomas, Dodge, and ID Wentworth, Dodge, Port
land.
~. Ar 12th, schs Empr re, Johnson and Rowena, Hic-
SA,LEM-Ar 18th, sch Olive, Scott, New York for
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Batchelor's Hair irye.
NJ A e Es lie Id .
ID II e ID

In THIS city, Dec. II, Mrs. Catharine wife of John
Reardon, aged 80 years months
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock al
No. 40 Adams street.
In Gorham, Dec. II. Mrs. Mary, wife of the late
Joseph Rdlon, OF Hollis aged Sc years.
In Boston, Dec. 8, Mrs. Sarah W. Mitchell, OF As
perton, England, aged II years months.
In Merose, Dec. 10, suddenly, Mrs. Mary r., wife
Of Enoch Boyd, aged GO years.
In New York city Dec. 8, Julia A. Burton Of Port
land. ut
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EOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Sydney, NsW, Oct 90, barque Alice Cam
eron, Carter, New York.
AR at Melbourne Oct 80, barque Oneco, Haskell,
Boston.
Ar at Messina 18th ut, brig Machas, Foster, ALI
cante, to load tor New York.
AR at Callao Oct 80 Alice Ball. Guest, Rio Janelro
3lst, Sylvanus Blanchard. Meady, do; Attn ult, VIM
Healey Rio Janeiro; sth Ventus. Vesper do.
Ar at do Oct ", ships Peru, Thomas, I'm Guanape,
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Mnrt~agee,s Notice.
Marble Head Water Power Co.

NJ Office is hereby given that the first meeting of
IN the corporators named in an act entitled IAN
act to incorporate the Marble Head Water Power
Company" approved at Augusta, February IL. A.
D. 1869, and their associates, will be held at the OF
flee OF George w. Hammond, in Westbrook, In the
county of Cumberland on the twenty-second day OF
December, A. ID. 1870, at ten of the clock in the
forenoon tor the purpose of organizing said corpora
tion and accepting said charter and TO act upon the
following business.
First. To choose a President, Clerk, Treasurer
and Directors for said corporation.
Second. To frame and adopt code OF bylaws for
said corporation.
Third. To transact any other corporate business
legally coming before SAID meeting.
s. WARREN,
GEO. w. HAMMOND,
two OF the corporat01s above nameds
rortla I'd, Dec. 8, 1870. dc13 1t
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A much mole interesting revelation than
the Admiral Porter letter is threatened from
Misunderstanding less than the publica-
ton Of the gst Of Buffers famous book upon
Grant, written but never published. 1t is well
known that some of the Washington cores
pondents were furnished by Butler with ample
material for notices of this book, and some no.
tices were actually written, though never print
ed. On the pretense of wishing to look them
over, to see that they were correct, Gen. Butler
got them into his hands, and they, as well as
the book, were suppressed. But several per-
sons are able to tell what was in the book from
memory and it is hoped they will do 60
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IMPORTS.

Steamship Scandinavian, from Liverpool-22 bales
mdse to nj Bailey; % bales wool, George Stevens 81
Co; 1864 bars iron, $50 bdls steel. Eben CoIey Coz
SO bdls 22l3 bars iron. A Il Stevens q Co; chro-
nometers, H Farley; pkge jewery, Savage & Ly-
man; cask hardware, Emery 81 Waterhouse.
,a Sch Plymouth from l58 S 8 i've geese
thur.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HI ELAND.
Drafts on hand and ready for immediate delivery,
in sums to suit.
A fair supply OF American Gold Coin constantly
on hand.
To parties holding maturing issues of Maine Cen
trail and Portland and Kenrebec r. r. Bonds, we
offer superior inducements for the exchange of the
same. into the new Maine Central Seven per Cents
and the new Portland and Kenhebec 6s.
We offer various other safe bonds for investment
at market rates, and take Governments in pay at
the latest N. Y. quotations.
The negotiation of good notes speciality.
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II 2azm HALLS
a e y, VEGETABLE SIC!LIAN
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RZzNEWZR,

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1t makes the Hair Smooth and Glossy.
and does not stain the skin.
~ 1t is Recommended and Use by the first
medical authority.
1t is splendid Hair Dressing
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
K. T. HALL s. Co., Nashua, N. H., Proprictors.
Price $780, For sale by all druggists.
Tus&S-weow no 5
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The explosion at Birmingham, Eng, was
much more serious than at first reported. An
other death has occurred, and at least thirty of
the wounded cannot possibly recover,
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Martha Bowker, from Philadelphia for Dre
men, which got ashore at the mouth of tho Schuyl
kill river remained in same position the 9th anc
will have to discharge part of cargo before she can b.
hoated off. She appears to be uninjured.
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FOR SALE i!

The desirable property situated on the westerly
cSFler of High and Pleasant streets, the late resi-
dence of N. Blanchard, Esq, consisting of three
story brick House, upon large lot containing abou.
10 600 square feet One of the best locations in the
city. For PARTICULARS inquire OF
JOHN G. Proctor,
Real Estate Broker, 93 Exchange st.
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
T-ARI N H NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND


ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Pike, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Brig Ocean Belle, Dizer, Boster for st John, NIB.
Brig w II Sawyer. P1nkham Mibridge for Boston
Sch Plymouth, tBr) Stewart, Harvey, NB,-live
poultry to III L Macarthur.
Sch Automatoh, (Br) Tower, So Joggins, NS-stont
to Downing.
Sch A J Fabens, Bragg, Baltimore corn to Wal
drOn q True.
Sch May Wyman, Thurston, Ellsworth.
sens american Eagle, Mcfarland, and Bonny Ives
Curtis, Ellsworth tor Boston.
Schs Florida, Jordan, and Doris, Sadler, Ellsworth
for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake, johnson, New Yor1-Hen-
ry Fox.
Sch Emma, (Br) Pitt, st John. NE = John Por-
teous.
Sch Ivy, Stewart, Gouldsboro-Eastern Packet Co.
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land sailed 3lst for England; Nov II. G soule.
Sid Nov ships s Curling, Morse, New yOrl 9th
ridge, Matanzas.
tPer steamer TripO, at Bostonl
81 ohn r Nxeerpooi 18th, VIM McGyery, Nichols, fm
,,o,,v zS.n; Mn9tt, Healey, New York; Albert,
maxwell aS,s ell 90; Ellen Dyer, Leland, Havana.
Ent for ldg goth, Alice Buck Pendiata.. po.
ton; j Dmmock, Lincoln, for Savannah iof ooS-
Sid i'm Holyhead 26th, Priscilla Jones. San,o.
Ar at Hong Kong Oct 16, Penang, White. Yoke,
Old at Palermo 10th, Henry Flitner, Dickey, for
Boston. lux
Ar At ,A,ntwerp 2eth ult, EnOch Talbot, Talbot I'm
Sid 2Oto, Acelia Thurlow, Gallison, New York.
per steamer scandinavian ~
SIN I'm Cardiff SOth ult, Mogul, freeman, for Hong
Kong.
on the Galloper 2ath, NJ W Brett Blanchard from
AR at Queenstown 30th ult, G b Hazeltine, Gilkey,
from Savannah tor Liverpool.
CID at Trieste 9th ult, Arletta, Blanchard, for
Messina.
CID at Palermo oath ult, Caro-, Beats, New York;
= Clark, Moore do.
', Sid I'm Leghorn 26th ut. Abbie Titcomb. Hail.
Sid i'm Bordeaux 9.,b milf Nevo1a c;,tev R,enoa
Ayres. ' 0'' DNN'
FLA; AT at remerhaven 9th ut, Josephine Martin,
SID FIN HelvOet 2sth, Carrie wyman, Cochrane for
SPOKEN.
Sept "a, lat $50 N, Ion 25 W, barque Isaac Rich,
from New York for Stetin. '
Nov u, lat 4s N, lon 20 W, barque iona Chase,
from Liverpool for New York. ~'
Nov 16, lat 25 30 n, Ion 80 10 W. brig NJ Leighton,
from Legh0rn for New York,
|
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JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers Price 25
cents per bottle. mr2S-d1y
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tr,o,, orr, conn,,,o

BOOTHBAY, Dec Gar, scbs Frank Barker. Ben
nett, Portland; Northern Light, Plummer, Boston
tor Machiasport. no C'I "a
Dec l0-Ar, scbs Paran, Clark, Boston for Machias-
port; Agnes, Young. Bangor for Weym0uth North
ern Light, Orne. Boston.
for Portland.
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LAUNCHED-At Bath 18th inst, from the yard oil
Vim Moses & Sons, first class ship OF 400 tons,
She is owned by the builders, and Capt Chas Owen,
who will command her.
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dec 10 20 81 ia 8
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

Prussan paper says that in the absence of
skilled labor from their usual industry, Germany
is a heavier loser than France.
The London Times censures the Prussians as
arrogant in their terms of peace.
Orleans was captured by the Prussians on the
18th.
Paris is formidably fortified and its garrison
makes frequent sorties-often successful.
The French Red Republicans are fast losing
their hold on public opinion.
Lyons is in great dread of attack from the
the German army, and orders have been issued
to supply the city with two months provision for
75, 900 men.
The defences of Paris are mounted with 2l40
cannon manned by l30, 900 men. In the forts
are three million klogrammes of powder and
each gun has supply Of 500 balls. The manu-
facture of riaed cannon, mitrailleures, chasse-
pots, cartridges and other munitions continues
with great activity. The supply of provisions is
ample.
Prussia is willing to grant any armistice on the
principle that the cesson of Territory WILDE
conceded the mere dismanting of fortresses in
Alsace and Lorraine is insufficient
The French Government prescribes the strict
est discipline among the armies in camp.
The Germans entered San Quentin on the 2lst
and exacted two million francs from the citizens.
The Prussians have seven cannon to each 900
men, while the French have but three. Two of
the Red leaders are to be tried by Court Martial.
Reports have been received at New York that
Bazaine had made a successful sorte from Metz,
and was marching toward Paris with his army.
He is supposed to have about l00, 900 men under
his command. Contrary advices, of the same
date, state that his soldiers have proclaimed the
Republic and that Bazane shot while en-
deavoring to put down Republican manifesto
tions.
1t is believed that the French loan will be
readily taken in London.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER MADE BY THE
| Board of Supervisors Of Trinity County, at
the August term of said Board, A. D. 1870,
Sealed Proposals will be received by the said
Board at the regular November term, 1870, for
the entire care and maintenance of the INDECENT
Sick of Trinity County in accordance with the
following terms viz; The Contract to be made
for one year Payment to be made quarterly by
Warrants on the County Hospital Fund.
The party, or parties, to whom the Contract
shall be awarded shall file bonds with the Clerk
of the Board within one week from the time said
contract is awarded, with at least two good and
sufficient sureties, in a sum to be specified by
said Board for the faithful performance thereof.
The Board reserves the right of rejecting any or
all bids.
All Bids to be addressed to John W. Phibrook
Clerk of the Board OF Supervisors of Trinity
County, and endorsed Proposals for furnishing
supplies for County Hospital"
BY order of the Board of Supervisors Trinity
County. JOHN w. PHlLBROOK,
WeavervilIe, Oct. II, 1870. 4l-3w Clerk.