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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-23


MASON b HAMLIN'S
| CABINET ORGANS.
The CABINET ORGAN i. designed both for the
church and home for the sacred and secular
for organ prac ic- and the recreation of sx'em-
pore playing combining all the best qualities OF
The meIodeon, and none OF its Objectionable ones
with many entirely new Improvements and IN
tentions, prominent among which is the
AUTOMATIC SWELL,
Patented October q, 1862
The capabilities Of the above instrument as
an orgaF within the reach Of all who desire it
have opened for il mn entirely fed. hiih trto
unoccupied by any musical instrument. and have
elected the unqualified Endorsement OF over ONE
and Musicians OF the couniry.
No. i0-Cabinet Organ.
This instrument is int nded moe particularly
for church requirements. and is very valuable
Tor organ practice. ], contains twelve stops,
drawing Fix complete sets o! reeds, With the lie
cessary couplers; twD manuals, and an iadepen.
den; pedaie OF twenty-five keys, and is blown
81 q SEER. person.
No. ll-Cabinet Organ.
With eight stops. four complete sets Of reeds,
and two munusls-is blown b, the performer,
add contains lie automatic swell! Intended FIR
the parlcT and drawing room.
Ma. l2-Cabinct Organ
Differs from No. II in case only For oTgans,=
who are inexperienced in the use OF pedal, this
is our best churce insirumsnt being les CON-
p!icatsd than the No. 10, ard better adapted 10
rrar SEPARATION, we can confidently recommend
il as very desiiat.e Tor churches. public halls
and lodge 10 ms. Also desirable parior in
ssfuisent.
No. li-Cabinel Organ
Caa.siis SIX srops-ihree complete sets of reeds
and one manua-a Yer, excellent instrument
for chniehe~ Of moderate mean. as il combines
much Of the power and ca bili,y Of the largei
insiuments - nj reh les. cot.
No. :.3--Cabinet Organ,
With two sets Of reeds OF FIVE ociaves compass.
containing the Automatic Swell. knee steps ard
double beoxs-in solid Black Walnut Case
paneied and ornamenied with rich carvings-an
elegans instrument for the drawing room and
parier-
No. 2l--Cabinet Organ
Same music rs in Nos % and BIN plain sub
stantial Black Walnut OF Oak case. This style
10 extremely popular--perhaps the mos, so OF Any
that we nake-it- moderate phi e placing II
within reach Of all. md serves well for either the
parIor, ves,Ty, school, or lodge room.
No. :s2-Cabinet Organ
Differs from No. . in case only This insrru
men, is encssed in elegant rosewood, highly pol.
ished-desisued also for the parlor.
No. 2O-Cabinet Organ
swell, double bellows and knee stop. In elegant
Rosewood case highly polished.
No. l9-Cabinet Organ
OF solid Black Wslnet or Oak. A capital isssru-
n.ent for Sunday School. Of limited means, and
next best to the No. q for private use.
No lS--Cabinet Organ,
Five octaves, with one set OF reeds, automatic
swell aud double bellows. In elegant Rose wood
case highly polished.
No. l7-Cabinet Organ,
Same as No. Is, in Walnut or Oak cs;e. An
available instrument for home nee, though not
a., royunrf he naive "a an nstFulent with two -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

AN EXTENSIVE CAsE.-For the past
three days and for . day or two to come, the
great half-breed tract case Of Mason ~ Mes
sengsr and James May has been before the SUI
prems Court now in session hers. This suit
was comm enced at the April term Of the Lee
Co, District Court in 1910. and has been in
court ever since. l. involves the present site Of
the city OF Ksokuk, and q considerable por.
tion Of Lee County, and the sum Of not less
than fifteen millions of dollsva
Frank Semple for prosecution J.W. Ran.
kin for defense.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

Total amount received for inspecting, $50 q
JNo. WEE. COLLINS,
Inspector of Weights and Measures.
DAvENPoRT, April 9th, 1864.
Aid. McCarn moved TO pay the bill of the
Pepnsylvania House for suppers Of l19 men
Of the 9th Regiment, witch motion was lost
Oy the following vote
Yeas-Ald. Cunningham, Huot, McCarn
and underlich-A
Nays-Aid. Andersen, Clausssn, Coulthart,
Davenport, Hirschl, Jones and Noe.
The Special Committee, 10 whom was re-
fsrred the matter Of grade Of alley between
Brady and Perry streets, and 9th and 10sh
streets, presented report, which, on motion,
Was adopted.
The com mmittee to whom was referred the
matter Of grade on oh street. presented re.
.ort. topeiher with the report and profiles Of
The CITY Engineer, which. on motion, were re-
ferred to the Special Committee on Grades, 10
report at the next meeting.
Report Of the City Engineer, together with
profiIes Of several streets, was presented and
referred TO the Special Committee on Grades.
On motion the several bids for improving
Eth street we're opened and read to the Coun.
Gil.
Aid. Andersen offered the following:
Re,olred, That the proposals for improving
h.h street be referred TO Special Committee
With the instruction to report at the mex
meeting, and that said committee alao report
on the following:
lat. How far west the original contract be
tween the owners of lots on 9th street and th'
railroad company extended.
ID. Whether It would not be advisable Z
,.v .tone corbs in place Of plank curb3, re
commended by the former committee.
I'd. whether IL would not be better for th
citv to furnish the stone to be used for thi
purpose.
Adopted.
Comm;ttss. Honor, the Mayor, Cit
Enaioeer, AID. Andresen, Hirschl, and Coul'
hart.
; Aid. Coulthart offered the following:
Resolvsd, That the thanks Of this Counc
are emiuently due, aud they are hereby ter
tered 10 Hon. John 3. Henry for bis uniforl
kiudnes, AID eentleuauly department u
vards the members OF this Council, and II
the able and impartial manner IN which b
has discharged the duties Of presiding offict
Of this body.
Adopted.
I Ald. CIAussen offered the following:
Reoelssd, That good and substantial stoa
crossing Be made from the northwest corn,
az Mste md sooooA seesees - ~ seaehWe
: eoeuss tAsseek
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

Davenport, April 9Th, 1854.
The undersigned would respectfully report
to the Mayor and City Cosncil Of the city OF
Davenport, that be has issued one hnndred
and Hityanine SUMMONS f0f B ,ad Poll Tax for
the Jeer 1858, 4 7 4d SSI
! Received payment on thirty.six, ct t&0O,
suits discontiuusd, nftsep.
Judgments still standing, setenty.iouf ior
$500 each, 1222 co. =. Isn.t ass.
Thirty .nine notices returned not found.
D. II. WHRsL8R,
Police Magistsate.
Davenport, April 9Th, 1854.
For further particulars zee civil docket o.
my Office.
Report of the City Treasurer, for the month
Of March. Was presented, received. hled and
ordered published with the proceedings:
ID AvBsPoR9, April, l, 1854.
To his Honor Gs Mayor aad Gentlemen ef ~
City CosaeI:
The undersigned most respectfdlly bse! leave
to report to ycur honorable body the following
| list Of receicts and expenditures from Isbru'
--'' Saeelsss = csasassss 1ss& ... :.
zs's.:: H::a f:s1 ~ -; ;vs1 ~ ~ sss;s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

ELrcrIoN.-The Democracy Of Rock
Island Township met the enemy on Tuesday.
and came off victorious-eleoting the entire
ticket BY large majoritiss. The abe. still have
. ma siority In the county.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

The best thing that . lady can do
vhsn she goes shopping IL to exsniss the
splendid stock Of Kshos 4 Csrhart, opposite
the LsClairs House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

FoR SALE.-The north half Of block
20 (nov occupied by Ailing 4 William lum-
Der ysrd) sub-divided In small and large lots
By /. W. Harrison, Land Agent. ap8-lw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

QurrR.-The Rock Island Argws y
herriAsd at The lax stsss ef nofae 10 OAvss.
,,.,.. a,d /, The saas issas reports > eass q
..hh.rv /. hat sats, alss sseshsr q he sesss
q : vsuaa By . bsrgsrsss .als s'sl.sa q
~ 49,. ne1es lssk - hsnA oa)sesa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
supReME COtRT or IOWA.


Thursday, April 3.
17oo. Hail ". Smith q d., spPt.; Folk 70.
lsas. Rice. sxssutor. ". City Of Ksekuk,
amt: Lee Co. Affirmed.
iris. French 4 Davies ". kews . hyoe'
Hsnrv Busch, jasper q. Beldt and Ames
Rhslf vsre admitted 70 sitissnship Of ne
United States.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

for which The proper vouchers Getty ordeis)
have been issued, numbered from No. l to
No. 1l86 inclusive, all Of which are most re.
spectfuly submitted.
HENRY MITrKLBuscHER,
City Clerk.
Davento ort, April 4tb, 1864.
DAvEsPoRr, April 1st, 1864.
To the Hon. Mayor and CouSeil Of the City
of Davenport:
The following report is respectfully sub.
mitted:
Wharfage ard other moneys collected during the
year 1855, commencing APrI 15th, 1863, and ending
LAT 1874.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

REGULAR MkETIu0.
Aoef1 IA

Council CHAnBEa, April 8, "a.
(ooxcIuDRD Yson YnsfEaDAY's aroaa.J
70 hss Honor the Mayor and AIder~e" Of "s
CITY Of Davs~port:
The undersigned most respecuuIy
beg leave TO report to your honofao!e
body the fnllowing from date Of April LTD,
1868, up to the date hereof, TO Wit:
Reeeip(e for L6esnsss lssssd ead CosSsy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
Farms for SuIe.


~. o, Al acres all improved and under fsnoe.o
,,Iss from the city, with eacelent house, " soo sS
s .aIlsr wood house, wash house, barn tIv oy "
, sorinr two wes cistern, orchard OF foU treo rco
enppies, pears, peaches and cherries.l Fr'0e
. f6,0 cash baancs . Term u years A,,
~ ~ 40 acres fen oed, part i'm pr ovso oe'Mt
. ~. nf Margaret Noers land, adloirlng NJ ~ W
-. mace This place ie admirably uoaPteo io'
csrden or srapery, price ~ ooV. ,,,aor fance.
No IA 60 aerss oil improved ana unaea @ AonUe, sa
,;th house. at Hickory Grove; price slIoo one'
'nra NJ, % 100 acres unimproved land near Duran.,
A. 1lO per acre; cash, balance In hVs years ~
pe M 70 20 acres, miles from the city, on .1e
$50 ~. - road ali ed and under fence, Win
hnnse and stable. Price SlS0o, two-tniIds may ie
main for term of years ~ suit the puicna.e na.,
400 acres In Linn County (eV improVso sn" ~n~''
Ssnce.l Price q 600, H cash ,s
NJ" n. 10 acres near Wacott, t60 improved and
rndsr fence) with house price 81 500
No. Is. " acres In Winheid to"hsnip' si' iin'
p,cved and under fence; price $50 :, N ,u..
NJ ID 100 acres In kdgar county, la, ~ mics
,crtn Of Ohio 4 Mississippi Il. R-unimpIovea
ss. no ~ ssoo or will be esehossed for properly IN
k.ott. Oedas or JOHNSON counties.
snoo ..,.s in Poweahiek County at S. per acre.
soO .cres in Iowa County ct $5 per acre.
sos0 aeres In sioux county d - per acre.
1ox0 seres n Clay County at u per sefe.
90 .oses In Haucock County at 81 Per sere'
"a" ,""o ss,ss II W4nnebago County ct 81 psr asrs
1000 ecrss st el.2S per acre.
so00 soree at Is cents per acre.
ia aorcs in Tama County.
lao ec,es in Story County.
n, ecres In Winneshisk County ~ - Pet s0so'
1oo .cree In 0rundy County At y per sere.
soo sc.s. in Batter County ut - 5O per acte. -
soo .sr.s IN Mower county, Minnesota, st $S.eu
AK .o,ssin Houston County at $3.50 per sore.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

Wharf Master.
To the Mayor and City Council Of the city Of
Davenport
The uudersigued respectfully reports that
he has received for fines, aud paid over to
James W. Means. City Marshal. the last year
endpg the 1st day Of April, 1854, the som OF
81, GA 86.
Az appears from the City Clerks books,
there have been orders drawn against the
ahoxA "A fnllnRa. e.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

The street committee presented plat of cem-
etery. which on motion was referred to COM
mittee on public grounds to file the same for
record.
The street committee presented profile Of
grade of Marquette street, which on motion
was adopted
The ordinance committee reported the fol-
lowing ordinance:
An Ordinance relating to fire limits.
SEcrIon /. Be it enacted by the City Coun-
Gil of the city Of Davenport, That no building
of wood shall hereafter be placed or erected in
that part of the city which lies south Of Fifth
street, west of Iowa street, and east of Scott
street. except buildings solely designed for the
height not to exceed twelve feet which may be
erected upon the written consent OF the May
or, and not otherwise.
SIC. 2. Any building Of wood erected or
placed within said limits, except as hereinbe-
fore provided, is hereby declared nuisance,
and the same may be abated, under the direc-
tion of the Council
Ssc. 8. Any person violating any provision
of this ordinance, shall pay fine of not less
than fifty, and not more than one hundred dol
lars, for each ofense.
SEC. L. All ordinances and parts Of ordnan
ces in conflict with any provision Of this ordi.
nance, are hereby repealed.
Read and approved April 8, 1864.
Gso l.. DAVENPORT,
Attest: Mayor pro tenn.
HtNaY MIrrELBuscnER, City Clerk.
On motion the rules were suspended, and the
ordinance read second time, and, on motion,
was adopted.
The annual report Of the Inspector Of
Weights and Measures was presented, received,
filed, and ordered published with the proceed
ings:
10 the Honorable, the Mayor and City Coun.
eli Of the City of Davenport
The undersigned, Inspector and Sealer Of
Weights and Measures" would most respect
fully report:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

MILITARY RRoUIsIrIoN.-We under
stand from reliably authority that the military
authorities have made requisition upon Gov.
Stone, for the rendition Of the soldier Knapp
who murdered the negro George Frame on
last Christmas day. 1t will be remembered
that Knapp had his trial in Clinton county.
and tha. the jury stood six for acquittal and
six for . verdict OF guilty, Gov. Stone cue
cuubs to the military requirements. and has
cent an order to Sheriff Lyter Of this county,
directing him to deliver Knapp over to The
military authorities. Knapp is etill in jail il
Clinton county, and Ne understand that the
sheriff hiss gone there for him to-day, in or
der to deliver him over - requ ired.
We are not thoroughly versei In military
Law. but It mas alwsys seemed to ns that the
military 10 subordinate to the civil authority
ia States where rebe llion does not exist, and
We fail to see upon what grounds Gov. Stone
Yields up the ci7l authority in this instance
The civil Courts are quite - competent TO act
In this matter as the military, and IL 10 the
opinion Of some men who have read law shat
the requisition should have been promptly re-
fused and that the civil rights Of the State are
grossly acceded to 1t.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

Boor AND SHOE TRADE.-Wholesale
and retail customers can find the best stock O.
goods in Iowa at Child 4 Coz. Country
merchants cannot do more fool Oh thing thsn
to pass this stock by and 90 farther East It
is incurripg expense for Dothing-sxcspt they
pet poorer goods for their trouble. Call and
learn the prices and exsmine4hs goods. The
ladies are invited TO call and examine the
spring styles Of shoes and gaitsrs. Store on
Brady. below 2d-east side.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
DAVENPORT, IOWA. FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL g. 1864

for l6GZ. ~
Amount Of min tax Yeosived from taxes
Amount received from Market Mouse rents d
do do Police 4aSistrasss. -
do do Lioenooo...
do d, Wharfage &c...... I'll
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

To ARcHrrEcn.-Io the advertise
usnt published few days inviting plans for
. building for the Iowa Agricultural College,
in,teed Of Lecture Rooms on The first door. It
should BE- one Lecture Rooa. Al the close =
the seventh paragraph II should rsad' "Work'
log plans and general architectural drawing'
and estimates will be rsxuksd' Bids fer the
contract are also invited.
Fraxxrss Errcrrox-At the election Of Of.
fcers for Reserve Firv Engine Hose Co. No.
2. held on Tuesday evening, the following OH.
GERS were elected:
President-Henry Mittelbuscher.
Secretary-Hans Peters.
Treasurer-Andreas Keller.
Foremsn-Jacob Guldner.
LIT Aaistant-Fritz Berzfeld.
I'd Assistant-H. Harmann.
Nessen GER. Stahner.
l -~$v.scr - rn~A
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

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sas5 .aae2A ssaoiI isss1s0 ,AsAS n Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

$1,000 To Loan in Sums to Suit'
On improved, unipcumbercd Reel Estate.
Wetmore's Addition
:. NV laid off into lots (of all prices, and they
-. ra.dv for sale ON very easy terms and 1t low
prices. House Lots, Stoie Lots, Warehouse Lo's'
actory Lots.
Farms Wanted.
We want to purchase improved farms Honl -
TO l6O acres each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

Report Of Committee sewer in favor OF sdoPn. re'o
linton tina; the Alueduct Department be dctru 10
have culver, built the nohwrstery corner Of rory
third stree, and Broadway aud that tho accompany ordinance
therefor be adopted 49,
Which was adopted by tic following vote: -
characterization Iicaly, Keenan, Riley, hfopny
Uarerty Hayes Webster Gre, Reppor, kosrr, iOnslI
i'm Hsyisnd McGr4.h Opdyke Jiques, Sehaeor. Cook
Brandor Brice. fitzgerald sni Joycr-ll. -.
Report Of Committee Repair, aud supplies, IN ivoi OF
with Board of Aldermen ma
the Comptroller be directed 10 draw his warrant IN avoi o. A.
Mcbride Co.. the OF twenty iuur hundred anu io'i
teen dollars and one cents with interest from the date OF
bill furnished for work and materials furnished on mouse mum
Der seventy Canal for the Of Engine company
number Thirty one the to be taken iIon the aPPio
priation for Public Buildings Construction and kepai'
which concured in by the following V1e' poohv
Observation-Disclosures ileay. Keenan,. Riley Biophy'
Haserty Hayes Webster, Gross Reppef kG',er h co
tan, lavlind McGail Opdyhc Jsqne'' 9c'ie'''' o'oA
Brandon Brre Fi,zrerald and JOyce-2l.
Conncilpan HAGERrY moved that the Board do now nd
journ.
Which carried ,.-.i
Wheeupon the PRESIDENT declared that the Board stood
JAMES ". SWEENl, CLERK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
OFFICE OF AMY CLoInlSe AsD heUirAGis,

u w n J
18TH AND GRARp Sta, PHILADELPHIA, My H. 1904;
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- hi. office until Ia clock TUESDAY. the 2ith inst
FOR supplying the SCiUYLKlLL ARSENAL with the follow
WooLEN GRAY BLANKETS, army standard to weigh
five pounds aud feet by feet inches wh the
letter. r. ). in black inches long in the center.
FOOTMENS TROUSERS, sty blue kersey, in all respects
OF material and make army standard and in due proportion
OF sizes. .
STOCKINGS made with fashioned toes without seams army
standard TO weigh three pound, per dozen.
SACK COATS Of blue flannel unned, IA all respects army
SACK COATS, lined OF blue flannel, in all respects army
WALL TENTS AND ELISE of l2-ounce ,8.inch cotton OF
linen nck for the and oounce 28t inch cotton ofne
duck for the Else Bids invited tor both together OF tent
aud ly separately. - ,,
NATIONAL COLORs, for Infantry OF silk army standard
REGlMENrAL COLOIts, for Artillery, OF 'A amy 'tauu
c0LoR-BRLTS and sLINGs, complete army standard;
BIJjE WOOL kLANNELS, Tor sack coats or b0uss - OF
Ga wide, army standard.
BLACK SILESIA, sample teqnred.
"A COTTON DRILLING sample required.
BLACK HOOKS AND EYES, sample required
MACHINE THREAD, No 7, dark blue sample required.
Al UNBLEACBED MUSLIN, sample required
Bddrrs must in their proposals. the price whirh mus
be given in ptn2 well IN hsuTe-, also the quantity ou
for aud time Of delivery. -
eed y two responsible persons, whose signatures "i os
pended the guaranty and said guaranty accompany the pu
Bids from deiaultins contractors will not be received
blank proposals be had upon application 7t'
office. $3.50. - ..,.. u
stating tho particular article bid for ..,,
''''""' WV q. II. CROsSMAN.
Assistant Quart rfnaser General, Il. :. N
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Proposals
ARxr CLOTHING AND COURAGE Oppicg)
NO l2ll CiscIssArI, ONO. May TO- 1864 ;
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned.
mail Tuesday, Mar ~ igsi At oe ias' n ,I' ~,

PROPOSALS are invited by the UNDERSIGNED.
i until TUESDAY, May "a, 1894, at O'clock n IN Cs
furnishing this Department (by contrsctl With:
Drills-Army STANDARD, ordinary width;
Drills-Army Standard 80 inches;
Fanuei-Canton. Amy Standard;
Flafue-Shir,ing, Army STANDARD;
Iace-Worstcd, Scarlet, "A inch Army STANDARD;
Iace-Worstrd Scarlet. inch Army Standard:
Iacs-Worsted Yellow, inch, Army STANDARD;
Iac.-Wor-,rd Yellow, I inch. Army Standard.
Samples of which may be at the Office OF Clothing and
Equpisc In this city 80, ~ , ,.,-u N,
bonse in this city in good package with the name OF the
party furnishing the kind and quaty OF goods distinctly
mar ed on each article and package. 81, So, =,
Parties Offering goods must distinctly state IN th oids the
quantity they propose furnish, the pce ana TIME Of de-
livery. $500, .,...i .,
Samples when submitted must be marked aud numbered 20
with proposal and the parties thereto mus,
guarantee that the goods shall be. III every respect equa
to Army Standard Otherwise the proposal VIII not De con
sdered 80, -. ,., NJ,
company each bid guaranteeing That inc Dide' WI" supply
tho articles awarded to him under bis proposal -
Bids will be- opened Tuestay May ~, io', ~ W.
o'clock D. rn at this Office and bidders are requested 70 DC
present -. -, ,,,s
Bond, will be required that tue couTsc VIII be ashiuy
fulfilled
kilograms relating to Proposals will no, be noticed
Blank forms Of Proposals. contracts aud bonds may De %
tanned at this Office.
The right to reec, any bid deemed unreasonable Is reserved
by order OF Col Tnonis SWORDS. A. q NJ u.
{. W. MOULTON,
mvlott Captain and A. o. NJ.
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Corporation Notices.
PROPOSALS FOR
PROPOSALS FOR
100000
"NEW-YORK COUNTY COUNT
HOUSE STOCK"

SEALED PROPOSALS will be RECEIVED at the oomP
troer's Office until WEDNESDAY. MAY sS 1864, at
ococs D M when the same will be publicly opened for Tho
whole or any part of the sum Of Two Hundred Thousand Doc
lars of The New.York County Courthouse Stock sa'hoe
lied BY Chap 22 of the Laws of 1864 nd by ordinance
the Board of Supervisors approved by the Mayor Maya
1865.
The said stock Is 10 provide additional for the con
strucon snd completion OF the County Court House Oh
Chamberss will bear nteres, a, the of six per ocn
per annum paying semi annually the first Day Of May sn'
November each year and the principal will be de'mao"
as follows viz: One Hundred Thousand Dollars on the hs
day Of November 1895 hundred thousand dollars
the first day Of November 1896.
The proposals will the amonnt Of stock desired and a
price per hundred dollars thereof and the persons who's
proposals accepted will thercupou be required to do
post with the County Treasurer the sums awarded TO then
respectively.
Onpresen,ns TO the Comptroller the receipts Of the County
Treasurer for such deposits the parties viii be entitled to 70
ceve certificates for equal Of the par value OF thu
awarded them, bearing from the dates Of pay
ments.
Each proposition should be sealed and Endorsed PROPOSAL
for New York County Courthouse Stock and incio'ed ns
second envelope addressed to the Comptroller.
The right reserved 70 reject any all Of the bids II the 10
tcrests Of the County require it.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
City of New. York. Department Of Finance Comptrollert
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