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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-15
By 1000 lbs pork at So 90,

10000
By 1000 lbs pork at $500, - $4,000
"ballance as profit, $1,000
Now in order to bring this about with the
expenditure named above; on the first day
of Sept. Tor earlier if you have a crop Of
early corn,) fence off one OF two acres and
turn your hogs in. They will eat the corn
up clean, and much of the stalks, the latter in
their green state affording most excellent nu-
trment to expand the digestive organs, and
gradually prepare the way for stronger diet
as the corn natures. By this mode of feed
ing, your land will be improved in value for
the next crop, enough to pay all trouble Of
moving fence. The rails for this purpose
may be taken from your stubble field and re-
placed during the leisure of winter. r-.~-s-
Now, if making it appear that there must
necessarily be loss on 20 acres of oats Of
500. (even supposing these to command 20
cents, which we all know they will not or
at the same rate on crop Of wheat, and that
total of $3.50 can be realized from 20 acres
of corn fed to swine in the manner prescrib-
ed then it follows that to swine we mnst
look for our income. Fss
It stands us all in hand to look at these
things carefully, and such as have doubts
should figure the Whole thing over until sat
isfed. One Of the greatest faults Of our sys.
tenn Of agriculture is, that we blunder along
without keeping any account Of profit or loss,
The farmer is too much given to depend
ing on his capacity to undergo severe physi-
cal cxertion, without devoting sufficient study
to the proper direction to this labor. He
seems to act upon the supposition that the
human frame is made Of steel, or is ma
chine, with joints and pivots as hard Is ada
mant, set to run indefinitely, without tend
ing, and proof against damage or decay. On
the contrary, he will find that 10 or 20 years
Of laborious farm labor, with the exposures
incidental to out door work, will wear heavi-
ly upon his physical constitution.
Farming is healthy and honorable, if we so
conduct it as to make it so, but with undue
physical exertion and exposure, and the IT.
regular habits adopted by many, it may be an
engine of obstruction to the ply sical man. and
if conducted in the slip-shod manner pecul-
lar to some, will be stigma, and source Of
ridicule.
cannot let this opportunity pass without
congratulating you upon the success Of your
agricultmaian and horticultural societies. Great
credit is due to those who devote close atten-
ton to these interests. The necessary labor
generally falls upon few. A good commit
tee Of one is the most effective committee.
Your town and the country around will re-
ccivc very great benefits from these organi-
cations. Addressing themselves as they do
to the promotion Of the great primary interest
Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cnlisting
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-15

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Vu.
Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which they were
made, Wig (: Cure Of headache in all It's form.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-15

To six hands one day and board, 500
stacking Scots. per acre, ~ 800
threshing 400 Blu. (4O bu. per acre. 1900
extrn hands and teams one day, rr 500
hauling to market, say 80 miles, 24.o0
Total, ..s.-.--rr a. -,s 70, ,e 10000.
By 400 Blu. oats at 20cts. 5000.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-15

From the Advertiser, Providence, Il. L.
The Cephalic Pills said to be remarkably esosix
remedy for the headache and Of the very best
that very frequent complaint which has been dscoy
ered.,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-15

From the Examiner, Norfolk Ia.
They have been tested In more than thousand case
with entire success.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-15

Prom tie GDsette, Davenport Io,ca,
Mr. Spading would not connect bis name with an arti
Gle he did not kno,c to possess real merit
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-15

Eser1ces from me address by Dr.. G. Spr0gMe Of Island
GrOce, Butler County, at tie Cedar T0iley Fair,
0sksr kats, September, 1860.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

"a poDD 70 fDe AG1p~la1As Ass1aas 4
~ - ~ = ~ ~ GDsss s11a ~.
isa,l pay, - ~ - - s1lpied - $50
viv1 ias ~ k1sa vhss1 yssu ~ sasssa
sslziUisisa. 1ithssAAaetdsag - saAsssef1l
wish y s,wsys ~ 90 49, = ssiisasy ssi.-
slsats. We sseSss tie ags1 nODf.TTgR'd
STOMACH DlT1BaS = - fsvigsslnt - -.
seea4ivs. innsdiess mio beoe0siel ssEkn -
pssnassasis IL 1884, u tsees tAs stsnssA,
iopsesss sAs sppseiss. 80 iiks shasa ssaa sha
Pisits, - Ssals ~ saly = Dssleag lie bsyssl
il usssl.aaa, ut = ssseee ~ ssjUalas = 4
evening - h ~ pi.s. re dyspsssia, opssss-
.siaas 49, saaiaG, bilisss ehalias uind sAelia
seeans q he stsnash. dek nssvoss AsaA-asAa
shilIs ~ fstw, tsosas, yssssstisa. snl n ~
esaplss.ss spssial y The Sssbass ssa ~ Ditsss,
ass ssssnstly rsseensa1sd y tAessaaaS vhsAass
Witnessed tAaissspaies s9sasy u - saso.
sps33-d6vln
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

CoUens. The ssddea shaaess a or climate
ass soussss u PUlnoHAaY, bnon0nz5AL aad ~
4aNA4Ic A11DosIens. R1pssisess hsving proved
that simple remedies oftsa ast speedily .aad Ger
tsinly when taken II ths early Stages 4 The dis
sass, rseossss should At eaee - haA . Dssss'.
Bronchial 7rocass," q Lossagss, let the Cold
Cosgh q Irritstos of The Threat - ever - sight
- By this prsesstioo noss serious attack nay
b sGsstuslly vasdsd:oE PuBlIc 6ssAKBns cd
SIRENS will lnd then sGesaual lee elsasine aad
Strengthening TIE voise. e. advsstissmsst.
nov17 -dkvtn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

A rIous old deacon used to inspire 10
with 20 much ave BY the saDctity Of bis
manner that We dared not say our soul
vas our own while in chu,cn. Deacon
r. went to California, and was tempted
after sinful gains. A friend and MEM
Der Of the same church found him one
night "buckisg ct monte" With holy
horror he nudged the absorbed player
into knowledge Of his presence. "Dea-
con, do l find you gambling ?" With
ready wit to relieve him Of bis embar-
rassment, he chuckled, " No, NO, friend
s., not gambling! You see, this is
. corrupt iassitstios and I am doing
my best to break Il up"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

ssyAeos 0esoeoes 1so As0 AbsaDe1v -
Very UnDssasssey = PsblDe elassps -.
This remark win net sppay y thsss vbe ~ fes-
tansts snoseA - hsvs tAeif easDea6 na1s With
nashinss, taxing vhst = called ~ Ses11s lei
stissA, - i he $50 With The LADD, WmssHa 1
&c. Mashins, vhiah makes he Stitch alihs O
botA sidss Of he naaeriai. Lowing - ssSv ~
ridss - wear ct b sashiag - irsaing. Thsss
osshisss ase meeting . vest log szpsspsd b
the psblis, In tAsr sAap1sdness = III kials q
Sewing that II i possible o. practicable . Do,
whessvse sewing 81 b dos. in naalis OF svsa
lssaAss, hey viii d = sosunt = Work that Il
tssly astsaishiag. atsoag il eeasls1stssa. ~ =
simple n neshasisn - 70 - easily asAsntsed.
they fully mssit he rsPatatiaa they hsve -
taissd, Of being ~ ~ Sssisg AseAsss ~ -
ssassS. We - or frisads fasoe y rsfsssino
thsn 70 ~ sdvsstissasas IN regard = tAsss M.
Ehasis~.
aPelo-dAWl0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

|Gnnnl - - 49, - - !
Wosk - - go eoIvsljoo.
i IN polie1 go b adopted, I'll ]
- ~ tos1Dysslt ~ b ths privilege
It ptisiee6 soms - 0edsd spot whess
IL livaS psace "a nossn over the
d. alalt6 Sc thoAesG bveeunsnt-wisely
admisieessed-With which man ~ ever
bleoeod.
l could not willisgly take up asms
against . Usios that hsvs 6ese tsagbi
| and aocustomed 70 adore, - indispe0ss-
BILE TO my liberties, and will never raise
my bssa egaiast my native State, q.
though kSs arm has ever been against
me and miee.
For Gods saks, let ne ipplors Jon 70
let wisdom. magasniuity, true courage
cad humanity prevail in your cooncils.
and give peace 70 distracted and dir
severed country.
write q one Who feels that be i
standisg On the brink Of the grave Of oil
be bee Cherished On earth my bead u
bowed down With gvisi over the mad
ness that ruIes the hour, and pray God
TO give me the wisdom TO know and tie
strength TO perform my duty. my .hole
duty, TO my country, my 6tate, and my
friends.
lam, with great respect yours, &C.,
Juo. u. Boris.
Hon. Edward Bates, Attorney Gsser.
81, &c.
Will You do me the favor TO lay this
last effort to serve my country before the
Cabinet at ito first msetingf sppes|
to you, - . native son Of Vlreisia, "a
do IL, ]. n. b.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

PRENTIcE thus bits of the audacity
Of Humphrey Marsball:
Humphrey Marshall says that, if the
Northern forces invade the South, they
will have to march over his dead body
They might find it . little difficult tc
scale such . mountain feat like Han
nibal's crossing the Alps. 1t will nc
doubt delay the troops 90 long that thu
South will have ample time to prepare
itself.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

A WISCONSIN, CoAPANY.--The Judges
Of the Supreme Court Of Wisconsin have
enlisted in new military company, the
organization of which was begun last
Saturday. Chief Justice Dixon heads
the list, and will probably take command
Of the company. The list comprises,
besides the Judges, the Secretary Of
State, Treasurer, Bank Comptroller, and
many Of the most prominent citlzens Of
the capital.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

1HE private subscription for the bene-
fit Of the families Of volunteers from this
city has already reached the sum OF $780,
900; the city government has appr0-
priated $4,000 for this purpose, and
5000 to uniform the two Buffalo Reg
imenfa. 90 that this CITY has already
pledged over One Hundred Thoussnd
Dollars for the Defence OF the Union
Buffalo Courier.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

TWINS THousAHD Fisu II orr DAY.
M. Benjamin Tsl'man, Of Ports
oouth, = /. : netsd 6shsrmas, caught,
see ctbss cay, q 6toaebridgs, $4,000
hess.ogs o. " alewivss," which we're
seeley aa6 = 90 ~ thesaand. Il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

THR CRoPs.-The prospects for abun
dant crops in this section, this season.
are inde ed 6sttering. The wheat fields
lock propitioue for bouDtifnl harvest.
-Savdnnah (Mo.) PloindeaIer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06


IN THE lRST DAT or FEBRUAR
y 0is veil ksewn Hotel elsagsd pro-
I.tstem. Ons u tAs undsssigned, he owner AZ
the premises, ssd the original psopsietos. viu %
- the One . welcome I'll old aed nsv fsisalN
W latter oersslvss that with or sxpssisase
and our soI sgies aseoamodalioos ~ san e0se q
the tsavslias sbHs all The sonfostsef ven rse-
ulatsd Aosse . shs lsv psiss q
One Dollar per Dava
We ase detssnissd tAat this shall b the beel
Dollar House il the State.
One Hundred and Tsa Day Dearlaes
can b seeon0o1slod. Families desiyine rooG,a
sss invited = ell I'D make their sslsstisas.
4 Lssys ss6 0bMnsSjsss &sSls ssssSsssS -
~ AoseoI
70 err farming fEisads - vould psouiss that
The saos hessaJiy vii - sstssdei 20 thea q
eseoteiose, And the highest prices paid = then
e thss past q their peodues ussd 81 ths Hess.
J. J. HUMPHREY 3 co.
jaa39-d6WW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

OLD 0.lTS RE.NOD.lTED.
J.. 800 = n
20 SNCOND STREET, BETWKHN PERRY
10 and Rock Island. reapeotfnIlv anneanoes 70
70 the eitissns Of Dsvenpest thst ke e nov NJ.
pared 70
Clean, ColoR and Manufacture
q I'D ~ - TO
into god sass, st short noties ard % rsaecnshls
terms. kecoalect the piece, Is second street, h.
tween Perry aad R0ek Islaad.
spr3sl J.BOOTH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

Tss voluntary subscriptions TO the
Dubuque military fund amount already
- ol,o7e.So. That 10 somewhat ahead
Of this community.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

FAoElIous LE0lsLAruR..-The Chi
ssgo zs'tsss's Springfield correspondent
says:
a House resolption voting . navy ~
volver and ride carbiue to each member
Of the General Assembly -. taker m
and on motion Of Mr.. Mack, amended
~ adding one fort Of the size and char.
acter Of Fort Sumpter, except that i.
internal structure shall be ire nroof
The RESOLUTION wss then voted dov.
and the Senate adjourned,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

- 14oo - ~ - 4De0oos
The tvssty day. mentioned By The
Prssidsat u hh Psoclsuatieo h which
~ ssssssieaisss ssss - Icy dews their
arms If rsbellies, ard sstirs sssh to his
lawful svocstioe, have paased. Thoss
1sss hsvs paassa anA ths adaiaisfsAiias
- b,sa treated with ~ coolest kind
Of costsupt. Instead Of laying down
their arms, and dssistiog iron their
deeds Of rsbsIlioo, they hsve conseastiy
been on The alert in making trssh prep
aratioss for resistance. The day ofgraes
hes passed, and the commando Of the
President have not been needed in the
least What 0extl President Lincoln
has only one course TO purse and that
il the var path. II be would be could
not return; il hs we're inclined nov 70
treat and concilia;s, the flame Of var
which has been kiudlsd in the North,
would scorcb him to dea.h. There 10
nothing that will satisfy the people now
but TO have little brush. They don't
expect il will amount to anything, but
their mind 10 made up for fight and
fight il 10.
What Mr.. Lincoln's fret move will be,
now that hm commands have been dis-
regarded, it Is difficult TO forstell. II
will probably b IN attempt to recap
ture the Southern posts which have fall.
On into the hands of the enemy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO HAVE BEEN
j appointed, By the City Council, 70 equals
the assessment Of the taxable property Of the
city Il Davssp'rt, Iowa, for the year 1851, will
hold their mcstisgs ct the City hasshal's Ola
eommsncing on Friday, the 10Th Inst, and Il
oontn 70 In session from 70 IL o'clock A. H., and
from to o'clock P. n, II saeh day, till Toes
day, the 1lst inst. VIZ. BUBaIs,
b. P1F8as,
my3 dt9lst. RODf 3lnrsor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

PxovIsIoss SoUTH.-Neither the
President nor the State authorities have
taken any steps towards preventing the
free passage Of provisions down The
Mississippi River to Southern ports
Thousands Of tons Of produce are week
y finding their way into the Southern
market. They will undoubtedly ge'
provisions enough before any blockade
takes place, to last them until their owl
crops are harvested. Several papers
Of the furious stripe are protesting warm
ly against permitting aid and comfor
70 60 into the enemy's territory bu
it 10 probable that the leaders best koov
their own business in this regard
Grain will probably continue to 20 South
~ long - any Of the Southern State'
remain loyal to the Union, or even sta]
in it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

WHERE ARE TUE RRvgNURs COMING
PROM ?-The following account Of the
entrees Of foreign dry goods into New
York for the week ending April 9th, 10
indeed startling. The Morrill, Tariff is
doing great thngs for our revenues. Let
the responsibility rest where it belongs
with the Republican party:
Fow Tas wERg. 1859. 1850. 1851
Entered q tho port .748,478 ,703 48S $685. 81
Thrown on tho mkt l,Ss4,2se 6so,790 sv6,sS2
The imports Of dry goods this week
are very small, probably the least re-
ported for many xe:rs.
NOSES Y. BEACH, former proprietor
of the New York Sun, sends patriot
ic letter to . meeting in his native town,
WiIlingford, Conn, Offering to assist the
government to the extent Of 100000.
He also provides for flag and liberty
pole, and equps company Of volun-
teers. Over so meu enrolled 1T once.
After the meeting adjourned, they visit
cd Mr.. Beach's house and serensded him.
He is Democrat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

GEO. Law TENDERED the COMMAND
or rHE N. Y. HONS GUARD.-At meet
ing OF the New York Home Guard, held
at the Astor House, it VAS decided TO
tender the command to Mr.. George
Law. The Guard is to be composed Of
twenty thousand, all to DO able bodied
and active. They will be armed with
rifles, and will soon be ready for service.
What the south Purpose to do with
Warrington when they Take II.
A correspondent Of the Baltimore
american, writing from Charleston
April 10, says:
With us, with all onr people, with
citizens and soldiers, there is an intense
desire to capture Washington. The
mania for possessing the seat Of the
Federal Government 10 tenfold stronger
than it ever was before. To drive out
the Republican President and his hordes
Of Hoosier Office holdest, 10 the dearest
wish of the popular heart.
"Wbat will you do with the city
when it 10 taken :" said l to . South
Carolina friend. "You cant use it 40
the seat Of Government; it il on the
border, and too far North"
1--WE will take oil the paintiugs, stat-
ues, and articles Of historical interest.
and adorn Montgomery with them. We
viii then rass the CITY, demoli,h the
Capitol, and erect simple marble slab
on the highest hill amid the desolatioo,
upon which shall be Inscribed the ample
words, In memorlsn.'
The ID you will. When You get :
chance to cut up any of those little d.
does, you had better let 10 know.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

St. Louis Exchamgc
EsOR SALE, IN SUMS TO SUIT PUR.
Il ehasess, By
= 6. DUNCAN,
No: Evaas, Chew : Co.. Bleeh, corner Il Front
and Brady streets.
my1 div.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06
THE Ii CLAIRE HOUSE!


IN III! HlRST DAY OF HgBRUARY fnIs
~ vell-kssvn Hotel vs. openel ~ q. =.
espttos Il gussts. The hesss he's besn aheseseh.
y cIcesed. painted. papsssd And furnisksd. 4
.sw hitsase. lass1U, -, have bssn built, 81
- ah9eYt Aoassis 10w Il betAse eosditiea than
ever be(eee.
:, The ssh:eribss., 0illsta, iesnehy u he ssets
desse, aed Joes q. Dan, Of Chissee, Aavs tshsa
mar iaduss9ests Tor ths assennodaaiea & shs
tsvsling Dshlis.
Osss 1ssss6rs0 OaU DoAvAvs
- - aeee0nedstsd. Families desisine suits a
9ss0s. with privilege q fss1ishine ths ssoe. sse
Invited y ell aad sslsst their apastnsoN via.
s0t delsy.
- 4 god ssabls seessstsd WITH he Be~,,
0lLL1TT ! DART.
jssl7-d4vts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

GOLD FOR SALE. ALSO, EAST1RN EX-
~ change, BY
T. Q. CAMPBELL,
myad6 Roea, Ne. Davsuports block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

effort now, on either aide, to cut each
Others throats.
SO far from it's being regarded a. !
betrayal of weakness BY the other pow
ere Of the globe. will it not be looked
upon IN the present emergency q 40 act
OF magnanimity and heroi.m on the part
OF the more powerful party to propose
terms Of peacef Let me, then, - !
rong, devoted, unalterabie friend to
the Union 1T 1t could be maiotained)-
let me, - conscientious and unchanpe-
atle opponent Of the fatal heresy OF &C.
ceasion, urge upon this administration
the policy Of issuing another proclama-
ton P-cpos'Ng truce to hostil;tjes. and
the immediate assembling Of the national
oon' entlon to recognise the indepcn
dence Of such Of the States - desire to
withdraw from the Union, and make the
experiment Of separate government,
which il will not, - think, take them
long to discover 10 the most eQrerioue
error that man, in bis hour of madness.
ever committed.
In Eve yean from this time the re-
manning United States would be stronger
and more powerful than the thirty-four
o:ates were six months ago-and you
| ~'n nave government permanent and
enduring for all time to come, to which
~ vac seet IN asylum from oppression
may resort hereafter.
will not undertake to speculate on
t0e experiment OF aSouthern Republic ;
my opinions on that subject ere veil de-
assd, and too we'll undentood 70 make
- ssesass'y that they sAosld h eas-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

WESTCMESTE9 HOUSE.
cor. Ba0ONg : D0wUv.
~ = " - q n -.
THIS WELL KuCWu Ard CENTRALLY
= lsssssG hetel, ssWjy fss1isAea. KspS : ths
1UDOR8.lr RE.lN.
ACCoqnoDA1 IoaS Eo8 - GUESTS
CD sssaa - sssAa. = sssas 80 q ~ IN.
CeQmiooDo 8oano eoa RhslauU, - . - - ~.
1he bsse ~ Hew yesk nasloGe eNIe1 vin ~
sssvsa 10y . ~ 1aaiag Cssssss - = ~
WE soois vim ). ....a.1 Vim .A....
Aeteshs1 . ~ Hsesl ~ hsys . RIAD1Ho
eo04, nAfn nO0A, BAsDe1S 6H0P q
CiN Railway CARS n ouurpussRs
leec tee nesee fbsa ~ ~ 1En1l.H, RAIL.
WAY DRPOTS 81 Dlaso z Pstlis Anssoe1e.t
NJ 49, 9iseess o.s1ag he dsy ~ svsatag.
CAkuAo8o 51sailAsf = appiisstIea = -
0oeaza1ry 1Goeo1aasasD
vl - NE eheos mT4neS1 = nks nh nsuee
tAels 49, wheo - - City.
". - eetes - pa1soaa0A believlng tAoeihe
eeeml esSa1Gs0ostD - he W801C0H83RH
HOUSE - - . vi1 - su1igsly sutiaseoeey
-: 8, ~. Wv. I8LAuD ! @.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-10
misfellaneors.
Notice TO Contractors.

StFALED PROPOSALS. for the completion OF the
> foundation and basement story walls, to the height
Of the swimming line Of che window arches o The stats
Capitol, as an hor zed by Act Of the legislature
amendatory Of act 70 provide for the construction
OF the State Capitol in the City Of Sacramentot ap-
proved May the 20h, 1864 said work being the same
as heretofore cont acted to be performed by Michael
Fennen, will be received by the Board Of Commission
ers at the Governors Office in said city from and af
ter the 18th day Of Juue, $751; until the 4h day Of Ju
", 136e, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. Said foundation be
Constructed and basement to be erected in accord
ance with plans and Specifications adopted by said
Commissioners and 70 he seen at the Office Of the 5u
perintendent on the Capitol Grounds in the city Of
sacramento during the above mentioned period All
b,ds must he sealed up and directed to the Board Of
Commissioners appointed 10 contract for the erection
of the State CAPITOL at the office Of the Governor, and
the same will be opened by said Commissioners in the
Assembly Chamber Of the present Capitol building, at
IL O'Clock NJ, on Wednesday, July 24ih, 1861.
The Commissioners reserve the right TO reject ali
bids or any one or bids, when In their opinion
the same are unreasonably high, or when the bidder
shall fail give satisfactory bonds for the faithful
performance of his contract or when in their opinion
the best interests Of the State require the rejection Of
such bids.
Each bid must be accompanied with good and suf-
ncicntboud In the Of sixty tn usand dollars tire
work to be commenced mmediately after the signing
Of the contract and to be completed in eight months
thereafter.
The attention of all those making bids Is called to
the Act providing for the construction Of the state
Capitol, approved March 29h, 1860, and to the Act
amendatory thereof, approved May 20th, 1851.
2y order OF the Board,
iunet5 til o.. ToRBERF, Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-10
UNION COUNTY TICKET .

UNION COUNTY TICKET .
FOR SHERIFF,
HEltNDON BARRETT.
For Clerk,
E. NJ. RAGAN.
For District Attorney,
GEORGE ROWE.
For Recorder,
H. 7. CRANE.
For Tax Collector,
HORACE BEACH.
For Assessor,
T. J. SHERWOOD.
For Treasurer,
j. P. BROWN.
For Surveyor,
V. d. HUBBARD.
Fer Superintendent Public instruction,
E. B. WALSW0RTH.
For Public Administrator,
A. J. HEWITT.
For Coroner,
Z. HAMILTON.
For the Assembly,
F. TEEGARDEN,
j. G. SARGENT,
D. r. SAMPLE.
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