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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19
BANKING g. EXCHANGE
A. W. BRocKwAY, w. =. COOKE, wK Miss.
SAGINAW VALLEY BANK,
East Saginaw, Mich, june /, Il

WE transact all the usual business pertaining
w 10 Banking and Exchange, and respectfully
solicit the patronage Of tie citizens Ct tho Saginaw
Valley.
DRAFTS on New York and other eastern cities
bought and sold on the best terms,
COLLECTIONS made In this city without charge,
and the amount credited in account, or promptly
RENTED, may be desired, at the lowest rates Of
exchange. We also collect all tho principal
cities and towns In tho United States and Canada.
LAND WARRANTS bought and sold.
COIN AND UNCURRENT MONEY bought and
sold at the lowest rates
FOREIGN DRAFTS AND LETTERS OF
CREDIT on Great Britain France and Germany,
bought and sold in large and small sums at current
rates.
DEPOSITS received payable at all times on do
mand without interest; and on moneys left Tor a
specified time interest will be allowed at such rates
as may be agreed upan
SHORT BUSINESS PAPER discounted at low
rates.
8Y-In a word, any item of bushes in the way
Of Banking and Exchange entrusted TO US shall
have prompt attention, and be done upon satisfac-
BRocKwAY, COOKE a co.
Water street, opposite N. W. Clark Co.'S
RGEGRENCE9=
tSrEw YORK IN CLEVELAND
Leather Manufacturers Commercial Bank
Tradesman's Bank, City Bank,
Mossrs. A. Bells A Sons w. p. Cooke 4 Co.
In DETROIT IN SAGINAW.
Mich Insurance Bank " w. Clark 4 Co
Parsons a Fisher, H. w. Wood a Co,
@. A A. Ives, w l. +. Little Co.
ID. Preston Co.
A. II. Dey. Esq. IN RAY CITY.
IN MILWAUKEE,. Jas. Frazer, Esq.
Marshall Illsley. IN FLINT.
Peoples Bank
IN CHICAGO. ii. NJ Henderson, Esq
r. K Willard. VIM. l.. Smith a Co.
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ASSETS.
LIABILITIES.

Cinims for losses outstanding July S5i,06S 76
CHARLES j. MARTIN, President
AT. WILLMARTiI, Vice President
J. MILTON SMITH; Secretary,
JOHN MCGEE, assistant Secretary.
NEW York, JULY lst 1860.
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Light and Heavy Leather Work
IN CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING,
HARNESS MAKING, DC, 9C

They Of extrn size, with an arm long enough to
take under it and stitch the largest sized dashes
There is scarcely any part Of Trimmers stitching
that cannot be better done with them than by hand
So too, the saving Of time and laLor is very great
the table Of these machines is "a inches long, and
the shuttle will hold six times much thread as the
shuttle Of those used for tailoring purposes. The
large machines work ms fast small ones.
We have alwavs on hand %
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Losses Equitably Adjusted and
Promptly Paid.

rTNHE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS herewith
II present to the Stockholders and Patrons OF the
Company their FOURTEENTH SEMI-ANNUAL
Exhibit OF Assets and Liabilities showing the
ton of the Company on the lsT DAY OF July, 1860.
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Hemming Gauges,
SILK TWIST
LINEN AND COTTON THREAD ON sPooLs,


We manufacture our own Needles, and would
warn all persons using machines not TO buy any
others. We know that there needles sold Of the
most inferior qualify, at higher prices than we
charge for the best. The needles sold by are
manufactured especially for our machines. A bad
needle may render the trorking Of any machine
almost useless
Our customers may rest assured that allou Branch
Offices are furnished with the genuine articles
In case Of small purchases the money may be
sent in postage stamps or bank notes
RAJ Correspondents win please write their names
distinctly II all important that we should in each
case know the Post Office. County and State.
R~ All persons requiring information about
Sewing Machines their Sizes prices, working capaci-
ties, and the best methods Of purchasing obtain
1t by sending to us any Of our Branch Offices, for
a copy of II
Il. M. Singer & Co.'s Gazette, I"
which Is beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devoted
10 the subject
W-IT WILL BE SENT GRATls.-Sa
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II. M. Singer & Co. Is Gazette,

The metal in them, from the iron casting TO the
smallest piece, Is Of poor quality. Their makers
have not the means 10 do their work we'll They are
hid away in secret plaees where II would be impos-
sble to have at their command the proper mechan-
ica appliances II is only by doing great business
and having extensive manufacturing establishments,
that good machines can be made at moderate prices.
The bes, designed machines, BADLY MADE, are
always liable TO get out Of order, and are sure to
cost considerable trouble and money TO keep them in
repair.
The qualities 10 be looked for In machine are
certainty Of correct action dfdH rates Of speed sim
piicify Of construction, great durability and rd-
pidity Of operation, Nth the least labor. Machines
10 combine these essential qualities must be made Of
the best metal and finished 10 perfection. We have
the ways and means, on n grand SCALE to do this
The purchasers Of Machines, whose daily bread IL
may concern will find that those having the above
qualities not only work well at rapid well sioc
rates Of speed, but last long In the finest possible
working order Our machines, made by iis, will
earn money with less labor than any others,
whether in imitation Of ours or not. In fact, they
are cheaper than any other machines as gift.
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r . Q f L N GIL

II W. GILBERT & co, Manufacturers Of Inn
81 proved Fire and Water Proof Felt and Compo-
sition Roofing matetials. Roofing paper and roof
ing cement at wholesale and retail Office, No. 81
jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Michigan.
We prepared 10 roof stores, hotels dwellings,
school houses railroad depots, fondries, tanncries,
sheds, &c in any part Of the country with our cel-
ebrated
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Prepared by DR.. J. O. Aver h Co,

FklzELLE bKOrHkkS, East Sagina
EPTING A EAST0N, Saginaw City.
GEO Y SMITH, Bay City.
FARRAND SHELBY co, Detroit, General
~ 10 Agents
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1861.
FIRE 81 MARINE
Home Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.

Cash Capital, -One Million Dollars.
Assets, july lsr, 1860, sI,1SI,sI9 "a
Liabilities, 5f,0GS 81
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MasTIC FELT g COMPOSITION GRAVEL ROOFING

That Is so much in use in this city and different
parts Of the State Our roofs have taken the place
Of all others for Flat Surface and !are acknowl-
edged by Architects, Builders and all persons who
have adopted them, 10 be cheaper and more durable
than any other roof in The proprctors Of this
Roofing having been in the building business over
wcnty-fv years, with their experience can safely
IL reliable
nI Orders for roofs or roofing materials, infor-
nation, &C, addressed TO US, Box 1893, Detroit will
receive prompt attention.
Roof entrusted to will be done in the best
manner and uarranfed. J. w. GILBERT,
wM GILBERT
East Saginaw, July Is, 1852
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OF everything usually 10 be found In any Hardware
Establishment. East or West with tho addition Of
articles incident 10 the busincsso Of Laundering Salt
Boring and Manufacture, Fishing, Hunting and
Trapping, win always be found At my Store, whore
I shall Be happy ~ all times 10 meet old customers
sndnsw. Past patronage gratefully acknowledged
BIB. BUoKHouT
R.~ NAV, Nov. I, 1881
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1862. BUILDING. 1862.

THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully -
IL nouncc that he Is once moro ION bis own hook,
and with the best 81 facilities abundance az stock
and the advantsgccf a long and varied experisncs
In the Carpenter and Joiner Business ne & enabled
10 execute all work in the line promptly, neatly and
cheap.
Entire satisfaction warranted 10 all who may Avs
me with their patronage. ~
Plans, specifications and building agreements fsp-
nished. Sash and Blinds Of superior quality made
AZ cheap rs any In the city. ',n -. ~ ~
J. III. McFARLIN.
East Saginaw, Dee %, 1861.
]. IT, Nc Farlin tenders bic thanks TO tie psoris
this city Tor their past liberal pstronsxs and kpp
for its cont inuanee- rs- - n2i-I
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sI,4sl,siO II
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TERMS CASH

Walnut, Cherry and Butternut lumber taken Ia
exchange for Furniture. ii. Q. SlLSBEE.
East Saginaw. Jan Is, 1862.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

TorAL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06
A Curious Story-The New Rebel
Steamer s.sao.-

According to the following statement.
furnished by Ihe London correspondent of
the Dublin Ereniag Mai. thu new rebel
steamer NO 300. which has just given the
Tascarora the clip. Is an iron-cIad snd a
very formidable vessel
She can steam from sixteen to eighteen
knots al hour; l. perfectly seawortey, for all
practical purposes invulnerable. and will
prove TO any vessel she may encounter as
formidable an antagonist a our own War
rior. the boast Of the British navy This is
the No. 2sO,' as TO whose whereabouts Fed
erl cruisers have with reason been BETRAYED
such anxiety. IL had been known for some
time ,hat large aud powelfnl iron vessel
vas constructing nj the dockyard OF Messrs
Leird. Birkenhead but monsters of the deep
are so much the order Of the day ut that es-
adjustment that no one troubled his head
much about the new production. or cared TO
remark The great thickness of the plates
which were being used. At the very last
moment the Federal authorities seem TO
have had their suspicious aroused, for the
/ Tuscarora was dispatched 10 keep watch in
the neighborh0Od of tho dock where she lay,
and the southern coast of Ireland was also
strict, watched No go. meanwhile, ap
/ prised 81 all that Vas going on. dropped down
the river quietly one day, and steamed out
into the bay. nom.nally for her trial trir.
with party OF ladies and musicians aboard.
Instead. however. Of returning Is moorngs
at Birkenhcad. where she would have been
kept in durance vile by the Tuscarora. she
quietly landed her passengers. avoiding
Cork. Waterford. &c. Ia the Reighborhood
OF which she Nigh, have heard Of some
thing not al al 10 her advantage. No 900
steamed round by Londonderry and Done
gal. and was joined of the west coast Of Ire
land bs the steamer which had previously
sailed. having on board the armament in
tended for the ironsides. Had she even
met the Tuscar0ra while still 1narmed IL
was the intention OF her captain to try the
fortune of war by running stem on Al full
speed into her antagonist IL needs no ex-
traordinsry disccsnment 70 discover what ex
element must be caused az the other side OF
the Atlantic by the arrival Of No. pa 80
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

The keel OF another tremendous Monitor
will soon be laid. She will be $40 feet long,
aud will be called the Puritan She will be
constructed by Mr.. Rowland Ii was Mr.
Rowland who under Capt Ercsson's drec-
tons. built the first Monitor. The exact time
at which she will be built is not yet definite
ly decided on, as Mr. Rowland's yard is ~
crowded with other work that there Is mo
room for anything else there at present
Yesterday was the grand trial day on
board the receiving ship North Carolina
Mr. Welle's famous order relating 70 the
spirit ration. was put in force. The "grog
was stopped for the first time in the history
OF the United States Navy. All hands bore
the restriction with great fortitude. There
wero "growls. of course. in an under tone
generally. bus not symptom of mutiny was
perceptible anywhere. In nearly all the YES
sells Of the Navy queer songs are in circuIa
ton. One runs thus
rhe ruritsns deprive q eur whisky every 4 Az
The Furitans deprive u Of our whisky every CAV,
The Purtans deprive Of eur whisky evcrv Cav,
Nay 10 old scratch march them along
". Y. Tribune, ID
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

VIM. H. Ladi. one OF the best farmers OF
The State Of Ohio. who has given especial
attention 10 sheep. gives the following care
fui estimate. in the Ohio Farmer, OF value Of
shelter to sheep. suggested by the remark OF
a neighhor that -, won't pay 20 build shelter
Tor sheep This neighbor kept 900 head.
aud lost many animals. sad L Is iror his
losses that = part Of this estimate Is made
lie; me make some very low estimates in
reference u the loss occssioned by, this
treatment ia thirty years. First. II the sheep
SHARED two pounds OF rocl per hetd under
this treatment. they would have sh0ra three
pounds had they received COED care. Second.
one Pound difference pee head on 900
sheep makes 900 Poui..ls 600 pounds in
20 wears. a; 80 cents PEI ound. $4,000
IL = very low estimate. counting sheep at
the lowest common price. that a flock Of
200 sheep should Weld $500 worth Of sur.
plus stock 20 sell each year this in 30 years
amounts - SIS eo. Feed saved BY shelter.
say $40 each year. worth iE - years =, 900
simp'c interest az per cent an amount saved
"a ~ Years $50 e9o difference of the value
81 >icck 90 hand Al the eni Of 81 vesrx.
81 hH value cf shelter 10 the nroori.ts,r
~ the close Of ~ ycars. g .0oo snonat
saved. So. eso Per ceatra-shslses. ee.t
say $3.50 additional sraia lcl. ssv ssao
each year. ia 50 ye4rs Sl2 90 inserr.g a.
Ab4se $40 5t9 Tor keepinr SHELTERS IA re-
pair 81 Vle-iotal ss9 s6a pfrence in
favor q shelters and 60 ere. S33. 80
noa't look AZ tbs a. is,s.s >ketch Il u a
reality, sni ne ouls iGcosrociaess about Il
- thst the estimated difference IA favor Of
god keeftar = n every particular eeloa the
reality
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

the cessation Of foreign traffic. Ii Is certain
that while manumission MAS allowable IN
avery slave state fifty or sixty years ago, yet
very one. without an exception, before the
epoch OF tie rebellion. had enacted laws alb
solutely prohibiting manumission in any case
whatever.
The developments in Brazil concerning
slavery will be watched by Americans with
no small interest. IL viii not be at all
strange il they finally end in outright civil
war-a calamity from which that empire has
been almost as uniformly exempt since its
fouadation. just forty years ago this month,
as was our own republic prior to the present
rebellion. The interest : increased by the
tact that Brazil. notwithstanding its dife.-
ence Ia form Of government, i more like the
+ United States than any other nation in the
new worll rs territorial area Is just about
the same-three millions Of square miles
II comes nearest 70 us IN lie population,
which is nine millions. In stability Il has
fully cqualed us. In is agricultural and
commercial prosperity il has gone far beyond
the point We had attained at the same age
Our exports in 1880. the end Of our fourth
decade. we're but ffsy-eight and a half mil
lions. while Brazil now. At the end Of il
fourth decade. annually exports at least sew
enty i've millions. In excellence Of har
bors. extent OF inland navigation, produc-
tiveness Of soil. abundance and variety o
minerals, and every natural advantage, IL i
hardly inferior 70 the United States. IL
government. though monarchical, is in realit,
next 10 0urOwn in freedom. |. Is the onl,
other one which allows liberty OF conscience
perfect religious liberation being one o
the fundamental principles of IL constitu-
ton The legislative power is vested in q
general assembly. and the Emperor preserve
. suspensive veto only The constitution
e essentially the same a. that established il
! 1924. and under both Of The emperors. faith
er aud son. has worked with success
: most remarkable constrast with the sysiei
= STYLED republican IN the other South Amer
can states aud Ia Mexico la fact the Bri
lillian Empire bears a much closer relation
ship 10 our own great republic, in ali III
. prime elements OF national greatness, tia
any osher independent state on the Anne,
q can continent The relationship Is all Ia
a closer. because while every other state
y without slaves. Brazil shares the same mi
s fortune with ourselves ia the possession
"a peculiar institution IL has three m
= liors OF slaves while We have tour million
q Our people cannot bar watch with deep /
II escape tho calamities into which the gre
r republic has been plunged BY the comma
4 sc0urge N. Y. World.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

NAsoss sURKExpKn AT GAINESVILLE, At
ersr 4 gru $50

aAsoss SURRENDER AT GAINESVILLE, At
ersr l9rH. 1862.
Col. Mason. OF The Seventy first Ohio.
(the same regiment denounced by General
Sherman for cowardice at Shiloh. with 300
men. two cannon. and strong intrenchments
az Clarksvllle. surrendered. without resist
ance. The surrender was
made % an inferior force Of rebel cavalry.
Mason and Woodward made speeches com.
plimenting each other
MASON TO WOODWARD.
Colonel Woodward cannot rsfr-in frOa. expressing
Ny sense q the honor ron do me to-day.
In taking sword I am tired q possessing.
And taking 1t, 10. In - eiviIr way.
T. tell yoa The truth, though I've sli no nsgivng
Conserving the right. q the cause upaois.
have had a conviction that one As. ssilI living.
!. worth battalion q Lions stretched cold.
Al shiloh. sa~ could ave ammuuitien-
And also nv bscon--by shifting my ground.
50 my brave Seventy first. With yell. took position
Where al the serene. a. We are afterwards found
Ny Buckeye. Tor thu, ~ers ~ sherman berate5.
lie venfur,i 10 call o. ~ better ih.n sneaks.
Bet. colousi this thrice happy chance I've awaited
To prove there's Drawer than him who nov
speaks'
WOODWARD To MASON
Thrice hsppy. dear Colonel. am to Acknowledge
The claims u soldier polished and true
Your style Of address would iliamlne college:
Your deed. une1eeied have been equalled by few
should your Government All to appreciate you
merritt,
Believe me. your worth 1. not sighted BY oers,
II values the true Northern vho lnherits-
And uses suoh--very remarkable powers.
IL every respect, you're the equal. dear Colonel,
OF PlLLow and Bs.oa. our two brsvest and beat;
- wise and prudent. your fame sill keep vernal
Long after your wsr-battercd frame goes to rest
| take JOUR bright weapon. yoar, men. and your
self. sir.
For all arr personal favor from you.
And fegrsttng your talents are laid on the shell
SIR,
take YOU parole. and NV bid you adieu.
4 VANITY Fair.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

SASpvicu ISLAND CorroS supplies OF
cotton from the Sandwich Islands have been
recently brought 10 this country. which 70,
hnsuess Of quality and staple, compare
favorabiy with our Sea Island cotton. IL
wos'j seem that with proper encouragement
there Is 40 reason why cotton should not be
extensively cultivated in those Islands. The
season = long. the climate favorable. the
islands being IA the same latitude as Havana
the soil i adopted 20 is growth. the plant
being perennial coming up year ailer wear
when first planted. anj growing II The hight
Of : Or ~ feet.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

Tn news from Washington j. much more
favorable than for a few days past. The
rebel forces have done ali the damage to
10 Federal army they can al present. The
day Of absolute danger j. past. ke-caiorcc
meatl are going into Washington IA immense
numbers. and the Federal commanders vii
be enabled soon 70 assume the Offensive
The rebels have gained no substantial ad
vantage ia the recent conflicts. Their gain
aiIl not compensate for their los.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06
The oid Napoleon aud the Commis-a-

ries.
MILAN. October ~. 1896.
To the Executive Director
Stree have beea at Milan. have occa-
pied myself in making war upon rascals
have brought to judgment aud punished ~ev
eral. and will point out Others to you.
The company Flache, is but a confused
collection of plunderers-withoul credit.
without money and without morality. /
would not have suspected them. for | have
believed them honest active and well inten-
tioucd. They have received fourteen mil
lion francs-they have only paid out six
They furnish no good nerchan-
disc u the army. Complaints reach me
from all sides. They are even strongly sus-
pected of having defrauded the army OF more
than twenty four thousand quintals of wheat.
by means of fraudulent payments, and by
corrupting the wardens Of the storehouses
As to the commissares, all are
sooundrels except Donnice, Binoid. Mazard,
aid two o. three others Three OF them are
court msrtia!ed. We must watch them, we
must rid ourselves Of them. and bring them
10 Justice.
The Commssary Gosseiin, isa villain
lie has sold boots at thirty-six livers, and
repaired them since for eighteep. Flack has
sold the case of peruvian barls, which tho
King of Spain sent VA. Others have sold the
mattresses. The city Of Ceremone has fur
nished more than fifty thousand ellis Of fine
linen. which these rascals hare sold They
sell everything You had calculated, with
out doubt. that your administrators would
not steal. but that they wonld do thor dn.
ties. and have little candor: yet they s,ea
| in so impudent a manner. that IL | had
month 20 spare there is not one whirh would
not be shot. ] do not cease to arrest aad
| court martial them.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

ONE Of English born citizens. who has re
sided here about fifteen years. returncs
hume short time s.nce from visit 10 III.
old country. Our friend says he il down on
hold Henglant, from the fact that the,
are all BLOODY secsssioni~ts over there -
la answer to the question: Which coantr,
would you prefer to live in. England OF
America he answered. I'D rather b.
hung in H'Americs. than die natural deati
IN II England -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

FoR CIRCUIT ATTORNEY.
PUTNAM BROWN


THE most important military movements
are taking place in Kentucky and Fennes
see. KfnnT SMITH will ind himself 10
trouble soon of a very serious character -
lie will no more take Cincinnati. than Lon.
don
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

Oa~sxkt HgrLKs s~n rRK NV osLEAS
isrs -ticnerai Bu,les ~ writing IA his bus.
ncss psrior enc day. ~hen nessc oc,side
disturbed him lie vent - he gallery. and
iesnei ever - catch ne fsce - he orderly
On aGit sskei Was that wonan 81.
f-erncia'iy lady. a. The Instant passiug an
spered tsrtiF -oae O. yoer Ne~ ORLEANS
sa<-,titrs The General re.reasei
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

a cs>nGnArK Tor auditor Of public &C
counts Wa suddenly called upon Tor a spssch
On rlfns hp commenced ''Gentieme7 you
have called o. me fsF fev remArkx
have aone - make hare 10 prcpsre<
speech Indeed. am % speaker ] DO no
desire 70 be a speaker J only ssnt n be a.
auditor
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

hissesR ptsf Il sad = Dc a. possonoas
a. sftteaa.1e md chemical anslrss. shows
49, si1lisrstv The eeieb-.tea s.ai4onirr
case 81 Csok ~ fainer. n Enriard. f6r
which 10 latter ~as h.nked. tcok $40. ~
zsan. 81 dianoc3 iess, i = ne= eeI,ev.{
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06
TO CONTRACTORS.

NOIICE To OON hAt IVItS.--
l. Notice Is hereby given, that Sealed Proposal,
will b. received BY the Common Council @. the city
Terre Haute, their Hall. on the evening o' sep
tsmber 10th. lse2, Tot the grading and graYeilng Of
Wabash street, between G,h and eth streets.
Grade % be mad Of gotd earth. TO be covered
with good screened gravel sixteen inche- thick In
the center. gradually 'lopng 10 eight inches al the
side.
Grade T. be established by the City Engineer aud
and the work 10 b. done under the direction u the
Common Council, and 20 be completed by the 1t Of
Decrmber next,
The bid 10 D. At much per running foot, and
the work 10 be let Z" the lowest responsible bidder
J. y. GUIICk,
Sept. I. DID ely Clerk.