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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-18

shSht error-instead OF hallstones as
large as "pullets,' read bullets"
ugh! How do you make out that you
are exem pit, eh?'' "Im over age, am
Negro, Minister, Cripple, British
Subject, and a Habitual Drunkard.' ..
ss"* - -" - - .-@.t..y.
>'sThat's very Singular" said young
lady to q gentleman who had Just kissed
her. "Ot we'll my dear miss, viii soon
make it plural"
The woman who undertook to scour the
woods has abandoned the job, owing to
the high price Of soap. The last we heard
OF her she was Swimming the seas.
The greatest source of anxiety among
the rebels when in their own camp is their
pay roll, but when they fortunately get
in.s'ys5s, ! is their parole. + 100
Shoemakers are proyerbial for their
love OF cats; every one has bis kit" with
him when he works s@&%@ ~ 80
Asdlstinetion with difference-last
year the watering places were 0. K. Thi,
year they are all NJ. 7. @
Why Is miser like seasoned timber?
Because be never gives. 4.~..
The world without women would be
shiiflass affair + a~. a rs <r .. .-- IS .tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-18

Ana IN fact all necessary implements for the IA rm
and garden. My motto is i" Quick Sales and small
t srofts what this country wants. Now don't
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-18

For the printing Of Circulars, Bill Heads,
&C., whereby the price Of printing have
been materially reduced, so that / can now
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
Late News by Last Nights Mails,

SAD ACCIDENT. Last evening a son oi
DIR. Cobb fell through hatchaav into
the cellar, striking a pile Of wood, there
hy making a depression in h $ skull,
from which it is feared he will not re
cover. Drs. Thompson and Holisier
were called and administered to the
wants Of the little siicrer.- MaScatiy.e
Courier.
FATAL AeciDEsr.--A miner named
James fosset waa killed Yesterday after
noon, while drifting in the sle Of the
hill near Dodge street. The earth cased
IN upon him, and before be could be ex-
humcd life was extinct. We did not
learn whether he left family or not
Dubuque Times 10TH.
Quite large emigration into Northern
and central Iowa is man festirs ITSELF
A colony Of 100 families has Just pur-
chased lands in kossuth and Humboldt
counties and commenced removing
tlither from Wisconsin.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
From Cairo.

C4ino, Jan le.
Gen. Asboth has assumed command at
Columbus
Report says Gen. Davis is pla ed under
arrest, and that his condact IN the late
affair with Forrest, aud at Island No. 10
and New Madrid are to be investigated.
Two boats which left here last night
with prisoners designed to Nieksburg, to
be exchanged, returned to day from Co.
lumbus. They arc now 10 be sent to
Benton Barracks.
-Four boats loaded with prisoners from
Arkansas Post, were on the way TO Mem
phis.
Matters at McmphiS arc represented as
being in rather chaotic condition, and
some weeks will be required to get them
right. The opening Of the Mississippi
must not be looked for inside ofa month.
The rebels burned the cotton boat Lit
tie Forest Queen at Commerce, Miss,
last Wednesday.
The Ohio is raising very fast at this
point.
But very little cotton is now arriving.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
southern News.

NEw ioRh, Jan. H.
Richmond papers Of the 10th contain
tslcyrams to the effect that all 10 quiet
nj W Imugton. On the 18th all be
ilcved that the Federal fleet and land for
ecs were ca route there All non-eom
bai''ms are requested to leave town.
Another force Of from 5000 to 10000
ia aaid TO hr approaching towards Kings
ton.
The steamer Columbia had run the
blockade ont Of confederate por, An.
other steamer had run III from Nassau
with n heavy mail and valuable assorted
cargo. She reports siN swift stcninera
'rcighied aud about TO sail ttom Nassau
Tor the confederate coast.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

state Of Iowa.

ADJyrAgr GrsERALs 0Ericx,i
Davenport. Jan. ., 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 10.
L. Tho companies and parts of companies
raised for tho 42d ard s3i Iowa Infantry, with
tho exception Of two companies, arc hereby con-
soiidntad and will form tho basis of tho 7th Iowa
Cayalry.
II. The two companies reserved sro destined
one for the purpose Of completing the organization
Of tho 9Th Iowa Cavalry, and one for the 18th
Iowa Infantry Tho line officers Of these compa.
nios will remain 10 command Of their respective
companies.
III. The regimenta! officers Of tho 7ih Iowa
Cavalry will be in part follows Colonel. s. W.
Summers Lieutenant Colonel, @. NJ. O'Brien and
Major. H. II. Heath ; tho others will be appointed
hereafter.
w. All recruits enlisted for the 42i Iowa In
fantry will at once rendezvous 1t Davenport. and
all for the i8d Iowa Infantry will report ut once
at ottumwa for temporary rendezvous.
v. Tho camp at Ottumwa will be under COM
lnand Of Col. Summers, Of the 7th Iowa Cavalry.
vi. The rcgimental organizations Of the AID
and 43i Iowa Infantry are hereby diabanasd, and
all commissions issued for said rcgineptal osgani-
zatiors are hereby revoked and all commissions
in said regiments for Second Lieutenauts and
mastering officers under General Ordars No. 75.
War Department, July 9th, 1882, are hereby re-
vokcd.
by order Of Commandsr-in-Chisf.
N. b. BAKER,
jsnlo Adjt. Gsnl. Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

BELow CoSTEMpr.-The miserable
attempts Of the Whi,e Africans next door TO
injure our busiress by charging US with Tory
ism, are too contemptibie for serious notice
Friday morning we gave our views on the cur
rency Of the country, and we have since had
no reason to change them. We s,atel that in
our opinion the Issues OF the New York Banks
and the State Bank Of Iowa we're better To
hold than green backs" We formed tais
opinion after watching the fluctuations of the
Nsw York narket, in which New York Stare
Bank bills rank higher than Green backs .
the brokers paying so cen,s premium on the
81 900 for tue former In ''green backs" The
Gdzet,e is at liberty to accuse us Of sympalhis
ing with the rebellion, hut the edi.ors know
ingly lie when they make the assertion, and
are too cowsrdly to utter eueh language in our
presence. Such low. sneaking attempts to un-
dermne the business Of . cotemporary are 10
keeping with the character OF the Caxstte
folks. We do not allow ourselves 10 descend
70 any such nsaaasss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
NUMBER 80.

WAsulN GIos, Jan. l

OAsHiSGIok, Jan. II.
Representatives Hooper, Horton and
Spanlding, subcommittee OF Ways and
Means, had long and full conference to.
day with the Secretary of tho Treasury.
relative to the best means to relieve the
financial condition Of the country. The
plan submitted yesterday hy Mr. Hooper
received tho Seeretary's endorsement.
number Of Republican Represents
tlses held caucus tonight at the Capi.
tol, 70 deliberate on public affairs Those
present were cnloined to secrecy in re-
gard To the proceedings II was known,
however, that there was not full at-
tendance, some altogether disapproying
Of the caucus, and others absenting them.
selves from IT,
WAsalkGros, Jan. IL.
The current rnmor that payments to
tho amy have been suspended, require.
correction. Nearly $4,000 900 has been
patd within the last ton davs, and the
payments a' Yesterday exceeded 81 900.
ooo. The payment. are all made under
The law passed. at the last session.
The JOINT resolution authorizing an al.
dltlohal ISSUE Of u. =. notes, only reached
the l'resldent Yesterday, and cannot be
signed and returned to the House before
Monday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market.---Daily Report.
)gfIor or rmr Dru. a Nxwa,

OFFICE or THE DrN. 4 Nxwa,
Saturday Eve, Jan. II.
There is little change in the market. Wheat
continues scarce.
FLoua-si ooUt5 10.
WnEAr-6olbsoo. Prime, 9oas d. Receipts
4io1 bu. shipments 1850 bu.
Cots-firm at 2lgL25c. Receipts COO bu.
Ars-55M Toe. Receipts $40 bu.
Hoes Dressed, s525959l. Receipts $50
head.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

BY notice 10 another column it will
be seen that M4ssts Wetmore and Peek have
been appcntei BY Judge Lnderman as ,xecu.
c. Washburn, and will proceed to c.oae up the
affairs at once. The store will probably be
opened tbis (Moaday) morning. and We UNDER
stand the executors will redesm at sight all
checks issued by the late concern.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
FG0m Fort Monroe.

foRr mogaoE, Jan. 10.
a rebel cavalry man came into the
Federal lines and gave himself up. lie
says he deserted from Stuarts cavalry.
A fire broke out at 10 o'clock last
night in High street, Portsmouth, Va.
The wind was blowing freshly at the
time, and before the flames could be got
under some six or seven buildings we're
consumed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
N " lora unrLei.

" W VT lNFsT htFs
Nsw lonx, Jan II.
eorros Very firm; ssa13l.o.
ltouH Market shale 1tmar. So To6t
0,s5 eNtra state 81. .20tt1 90 X. no
AnsAr The market to-day il Il better i.
" 32tfi.fl spring; Sl.42ai q MI Club .
~ Z l.Ji winter rod.
Cons shale hfmer. eic.
IuRK llrm.
Lam Firm.
DAEs.Fn lIous-flrm
Aniski- fltmer and more nctire. 49e
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

MoDERATING.-Ine weather Is toniut
down to yery mid. moderate, Indian sum
mer condition, which i very ODD at tuis ess
son--a time when drifts and ee and frozen
ears are looked fer
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

ATTENTION, OEFic ERs.-For a choice
military Uniform. call ut Cones corner brady
and Second streets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
New York stock Market.

new YORK, Jan. II.
Stocks, active anl better
Money and l.achange unchanged.
Cod i7as.
Tennessee o's, 624.
talIturuia ~ ~.
Demands, i4sN4
oae year certificates, IS
1feAsnIY l...Ns. l04
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

PERsosAL.-Ourf fellow citizen, J. II.
Haieht, Esq arrived home Saturday morning,
after rrotracted visit to his flieuds in the
east.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

The Nrs OF Davenport a putting in a per-
ton of la time IN making iun OF the lem
perance Eeviva. going on ie tna. place Des
Hoines heg ster.
That is taise We are doing every thing il
our power to help the capss along. and sha Il
continue so to do unli VIC see evidences OF
turning the diifrrs n. Lodges into political ma,
sure
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

ID. ". Van EveRA, broker, buys and
sells United states Vouchers, STATE. Count,
and City Warrants, negotaies loens paws
taxes, etc. Oaise, 81 door below Post Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
MEMrnis, Jan. IA.

MEMrns, Jan. a.
10 Va Gen. Haiieci
The following despatch is Just received:
lIgApQr AgTERs AnHY or rG Mrss.,
rosr or Aux, Jan | lrh.
10 Ma. Gen. Gront commanding
! hav" the honor to report that the
forces under iny command attacked the
Post of Ark, to day. Having st9rmed
the enemy works, We took large mum
ber ofrrlsenors yaiiousy estimated at
from 1000 TO 10000, together with all
his stores and animals and munitions Of
var Roar Admiral David ID. Porter,
commanding Tenth Misc, squadron IF
iectlsey and brilliantly co.oporated in
accomplishing thi~ complete success.
tslgncdj JNo. a. McClEpNtNp.
Mai. cen. Commanding.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

RESUMED SPECIE PAYMENT w c
were not lit e gratitied 10 learn that our
friend Loomas, the celebrated ale IN IN At tbe
for putting down shnpinstcra, has resumed
specie payment. II oil who have bags and
boxes Of gold, silver and copper boarded away
would bring it on. and use it, shinplas,ers
would soon get ont Of date.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

Cooley FOR FEBRUARY.-Tnis mum
ber has been received. As Usual it is over
flowing with the rnoet interesting matter.
Who ever saw single number Of this msga-
zine that was no, worth douole It's price IL
Any family.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

EFNERAL ORDERS, NOTICES AND AD-
~ VERTI-EMENTs Of this department i'm
sorted in newspapers without express directions
from this Department will not be paid for.
N. Is. BAKER,
l6-ltj 4, q. sad Astg Or. n. Gspl. ~ Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEG RApW.
Non tas, = O'Clock a. W.
From New York.

NEW loRk, Jan. Is
The British brig Ilayclock aud tho
schooner Carrie A. Putnam, from ST.
Thomas, 9th. reports that the brig Gil.
more Meredith, Of Baltimore ani the
schooner West Wind sailed on the 9TH
ior 'uba, aul On tho same dav were
chssed back hy the rebel prlvatcer
schooner ketrthu,lon She lay outside
the h'rhor, and during the night sen,
boat ALONGSIDE tic Gilmore Meredith. nj
anchor IN the harbor. and took "a hyr Of
her crew, who willingly deserted The
hrig. The ketrhution mounts five Guns,
\ special 10 the .SanadY Merc,rg
say the Army Of the Potomac il III mo.
ton, an'l n battle il probably raging.
The rrossing ofihe Rsppahanuork va.
doubtless effected At Richards Fork. The
special adj, that from news received nj
The War Department II Is deemed certain
that Gen Eurnsilc j. hy this time across
the river, AM the rebel, aro skcdaddling
inland All the army officers in Wash
ington have left for tho battle field. Note
by the reporter OF the associated Press
The foregoing rs 10 be received with
some caution
Tho same correspondent savs the
Nlcksburg expedition IL being rapidly or
ganlzed, and MeClernand will be the ,er
ond in command. The force will reach
1000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

ADM,Alo1KAIOR's NOTICE.
NlOFiCt i hereby given that the subseribers
- hare bsen du J appointed Admin .tra,ofs l.
the estate Cf John &. nazhburn, l4to of Deven
port. "a the ,nnfy of Scet, deceased intof tate,
aud have TAX n upon themselves that trn by
giving bonds as the itw Directs. All rcfsons
having demands upon the es.a,o Of The said de
ceased are Ieqnrca 70 exhibit tho sane; and all
ieison indebted 10 the said osale ire GATED urop
% mako payment 20
1ilton0KE Il. WErM0Ry,l A.,
john ~ PECK, ""htf
Ordered that the above notice b. Iuhshel Ia
tho Dayearerl eokly Democrat 4 Acwa newspa-
per ~ four fuccestye wcef4
4. LiADERMaN.
Jan22 wiw c.. Judge.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

MILITARY MsS, AlresTIoS-If vou
wish for Uniform q full equipments call o.
+. p. Erskne, Nickos' Block
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

5000 rsshaas susna. oais bs y ssora H. ry ~
maa Bayar Block, Davenport. Enquire Of X. NJ.
Prettymsn. w. u. IMYMAN.
jan Ii .d3t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

no FAMILIES BREAKING UP HOUSE
: KEEPING ANY party having u small
amount Of pain Household Furniture sufficient
Tor man and ~ile), which they would lise to hire
out Tor few months and hayo well taken caro- Of
win p.eass address IUkAIfUKE,
dee 2l-F Box 3sI, r. q,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

GERMAN TneATnr.-This tMonday1
evening the magnificent opera Of the "Gipsey
Qaeen' will be performed at the German
Theatre. The association has been engaged
several weeks In preparing for this p'ece sey-
efa' new scenes having TO be painted. a com.
pete wardrobe 10 be mads. and the different
parts aehgntd AMI learned. Many beautiful
songs and dances will be given. and the cl..si.
cal music by Webber performed hy fuu or
ehfr'ra We hore to aee fall hcuse a, tAis
vii be the gala nigh, u the season.
iokk. This product is now coming
Into town IN large qusntitep, and IA hineing
very handsome figure Cur hackers have
already handled about 10000 hoya. aud tie
season i not past ye'. by considerable.
GhGaix Insurance Company of Hart
fofd assets. lat May. 1852. sb27 leo 93 ha.
blsittes. .4i 900. HsSnl i HartMAs All
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
TT & CITY.

PERsoNAL.-John +. Tracy, Esq, Su-
perintend.nt Of the c. d r. | Railroad, ar
rived at the Burtis House Saturday evening"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

Court MAE1IAL Al CAMP llasDER-
PRACTICE Of recruiting otiiccers heng to men
TO get then, 10 enlist was revealed al The
camp Of the 9Th cavalry on Saturday 1t ap-
pears that large number OF the eoldiers IN
camp had been;cnlisted upon the express un.
d rstanding that they we're not going south
but were gong into the border service against
the Ineians. and that nearly the whole camp
had got an idea that they were gorg To- be
sent away before they had been paid off In
view Of this state Of Affairs a private named
Magi!i drew up a protest against being com
PEELED to serve in any other capacity than that
Tor which they had enlisted Indian fighters
and particularly reiu,ing TO leave camp TO 90
anywhere, under ordere, until each man had
BEEN paid the entire amount 10 which he was
entitled. The remonstrance was signed by
eight hundred soljiers--in fact by ner,,y
every private in camp. When this proceed
10, cane to light .. course there was trouble
in the camp. The soldier who wrote the re
tilion was erfteled for melting insubordns-
ton, and a Court Martial was ordered d, once
John Z. Cook and G 90. II Parker were copn-
ell for the defence Adjutant Miller wee
Judge 4 ivocate. We presume the case was
not concluded on Saturday evening.
THIS ossets purely tire result OF making
ialee representations to men when they are
enlisted. II is true that every white man Ia
Iowa. IL preeomei to know ths law--is pre-
sumed TO know that when lie ia oUce enlisted
and mustered in that be is bound to 20 when
and where he ia ordered by hi. superior Off
Ger. yet il /. probably fact tha, one half Of
the people do not know II. The recruiting
otissrs' anxious 70 raise recruits bsosuss Il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
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THE HISTORY
OF7us
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Naval and Military engagements, md ho s4c-oic
desds performed by Armies aud individuals, ana
lou hing sceses in tho Field, Camp, Hospital
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BY JOHN 4. G. ABBOTT.
Author Of the "Mother at Home" "Lifs af No
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etc.
iiustrated with Diagrams and numerous Steel
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
Da enport Lumber Market.
TO-DAl'S AD\'TS.
s'M6iic SUE.

VIlllERE WILL IL SOLD AT AUCTION, ON
j Wednesday, the 2lst inst, nj n m, Mt
Mcrwiu's block, in this place, 2 900 yds un.
bleaehed muplia. Terms cash.
H. y HESDERSa0TT,
jan ls-ts Iapi 2 Any, A. A. q 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

" ihIH'3
EXECUTIVE MANsios, /
Washington. fcb. 81 1869.
TO Mayor General IL DietiaH
Ny DsAn Sfa : on aud have dis
tlnet and different plans for a movement
oi the army OF the Potomac yours 10
10 down tho Chesapeake, up tile Kappa
hammock TO l'rbaua, aud across the road
70 Tho terminus of the Il. H. on York
River; miue Go move directly 70 u point
on the Railroad southwest Of Manassas.
II Won viii give me a satisfactory ausM er
to tie following questions shall gladly
yield my plan TO yonfs:
ls', Doc, not your plan involve u
larger expenditure Of tlmc moving than
mine
~. Wherein is victory more certain
by your plan than minc
~. Wherein i victory more yaua
bic by your plan than mlnc
lth. In fact would il not be ess yau.
able IN tins, that II would break no great
limo Of the ouomy's communication while
mine would? Ia caao 81 disaster, would
not a safe retreat be more difficult by your
plan than mine? Yours truly,
A. LlNCoLS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

/ gives them position. too often unse,upuleus
\ IN imposing upon the ignoran q Of those they
Geek They tell them that they are going 10
"eshineton--to Anrapoiis or in A certain ca.
raei'y that they are to he armed with In. :.
field rides aui silver mounted revoly.rs
that they are to be Lien'enantr. oederles o.
sergean;s. all that they are 10 be this and
that when II is known that they nre only TO
he private. and rough 1t the roaehes. way
This naturally max es hard feelings If no,
genuine hatred ia the end. A private is grn.
orally just IA sehsible and IA sensitiss a man
al bis comman3ing officer. Generally speak
in, they know nst IA mu hat all eyents
they are just as human and just as much
entitlsi 10 consideration. Then it Is
not 10 be denied that soldlers all
through the country are getting uneasy about
their ray. They want to know somc,ting
abont that. Hundreds of thnusau' = OF them
have no. feeu paymaster for tx months,
aud no wonder they demand TO be treated
otherwise. They are nett be blamed for IL
II Il their riSh 10 demand compliance with
the agreement on the part Of the Government,
Ias. as much "a II is theie duty TO march Tn
der orders Tile ealius the private soldier q
machine that Las no right to think i. an all
sndity that will rot go down In this country.
adler street military practice il lie likely
that Magili viii be held guilty Of the crime Of
which he Is charged, but at the same time II
Is equally true that had there been no decep
ion practiced n the enlistment. and had tue
Government been prompt in lis payments. the
eauee Tor the trial never would have arisen. F,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

The following appears among the doe
umenls submitted to tho Mcdowell court
Of inquiry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-23
INrOTIrE. NotIco is hrreby giyen that PRO

NOTICE Notice is hereby given that PRO
~ PO5ALS viii ss received o, 'hs snd"'ssned i,r
the Civ q. HUDSON Gud.n County, ~ As tho sane are
aid out map property Of usniy Abel. 81 "sate 81
Wado aueoa,sd, and aecod iAs g. tho pfohlo OF 'aA
street. made by u. }. Van Home. sursyos sad civil
engineer ,,,, .
s,d f,uoylu. earth eKc,satlus aud emoss
80 10 .h p.cr 40 who s. 10 ,ua Ii.vd Alo
L, price hh they wi allow, cube ysd. iot rock ct
sysf.a an. ot earth whicA sEe pses having tAe
woik done nay wi'h ~ dispose Of
Bids val be received until the %h dag Of August ner' e.
IL O'clock at noon AID thc parties hars tho work zone re-
sew. the t to reject any al bii'. II they doe "
their interest O. do 40. -
Bidde will their proposals., Proposals Tor bTad'
In. ,hns. -ullyai. ~. - StsAman-.t, Nuw.l Ok"
Pan roho sod Specification. may he srsn ~ the once
Of lhna Sullivan, No - Beckuar-t Nov 4 Dik Outw oc
and O'Clock y aud a tho offiie Of } Nau Horne,
sueyor Ae the Town OF bergen iiudsau County usa'
Lsl,, ctte HENRY ABtLL,
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