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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-11-25

Public Speakers, Military Men and
Singers, and all suffering from Irritation
Of the Throat aud Hoarsencss will be
agreeably surprised at the almost imme-
diate relief Afforded by the use of
browns Bronchial Troches." Their
demulcent ingredients allay Pulmonary
irritation, and after public speaking or
singing when the throat is wearied and
weakened by too much exercise, their
use will giVo renewed strength to the
vocal organs.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-11-25

H-Ten preachers were elected to the
Massachusetts House of Representatives
at the late election. God help the poor
people
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-11-25

70 move upon the ground but how
rraccful.is my make how we'll turned
my limbs how highly finished my whole
body how great my strength how as
tonishng my speed had far rather
he confined to Que elomcut aud be ad.
mirod il that, than be Goose n ALL"
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Major General steele.

This gallant officer, whose arrival In the
city is elsewhere noticed, is ca route 10 the
Department Of Oregon, TO the command OF
which he was recently assigned He mas
however. make q brief visit to Washingto
before proceeding TO the Pacific cosst. In
leaving Western Texas, General WStzel be-
came mis- successor In charge Of the Depars-
ment Of the Rio Grande, aud will retain il
only until some other officer il permanently
assigned to duty there, it being understood
that be prefers and will aHpiy for service
somewhere else.
The position Just vacated by General
Steele j., and hiss been for six months past,
one Of the most delicate and trying in the
srmv, on account Of the disturbed condition
q affairs existing among the neighbOring
population in Mexico. Notwithstanding
the difiicu ties in the way, his administrs-
ton was one Of such vigilance and care,
that he succeeded in preserving the forces
and the interests Of the United States from
all inyolvments in the distractions prevail
ing across the border A less able and con-
scientious officer in the same position might
have fallen into errors that would have en-
daDgered or broken the public peace.
We learn that deputation OF officers of
rank Of the Liberal army, and several civil
officials called upon the General before his
departure, and rendered him their thanks
Tor the impsrtiality and discretion which
characterized his policy while he had been
in command. From one Of these 1.-THE Gov
ernOr OF Tamaulipss) he learned that Juarez
/ was still 10 FL Paso, and bad not crossed
/ into the territory Of the United States. The
| Liberals were preparing to renew their at
tack upon Matam0ras with hopes Of elect
/ ing Us capture. In case Of failure, however.
II was probable they would seek terms With
/ the Impcrialists, aud a. once abandon the
contest COrtinas IS out-lawed by the Lib
erals, who regard him o. an enemy and a
bandit, although he is nominally lighting
in support pf their cause.-St. Lottis Re
DuJhcaH sd.
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t.peciai Dispatch to The Cincinnati Enquirer.

[-pecia, Dispatch to ths Cincinnati Enquirer
WASHINGTON, November 3.
Washington is bare Of all, except election,
news, and this il ala one size but there has
been here less rejoicing over the result than
speculate as 10 what will be the conse
quenoe.
The question is eagerly psked, will ii
make any change in the Administration pro
Frammeg Will it not smholden the radi-
Gals TO increase the measure Of their de
mands? These questions are easily answered.
None Of the election results win drive Mr..
johnson from the programme Of reconstFue-
ton he has adopted. He believes his prin
ciple is sound, aud his policy proper, and
10 these he viii adhere.
Il would not be surprising 10 some here Il
between now and next meeting Of congress
a Presidential proelamGtion should appear,
declaring that peace is restored, and that
the States lately in instruction are now so
no lOngers that having recognized the eman-
cipation Proclamation, repudiated the rebel
debt aud placed themselves in the line Of
progress, they are entitled 20 recognition as
constituent parts Of the Union.
Georgia has removed the great stumbling
block 20 this proclamation by repudiatiug
the rebel debt by vote Of l33 10 liz.
The Radicals are talking considerably
upon the course Of the President in regard
10 South Carolina and Mississippi in direct
ing The Provisional Governors there 10 con
tinue for the present the performance Of their
duties.
This seton Of Mr.. johnson is said 70 have
had The effect 70 induce the rebel sympa-
thisers Of Louisiana 20 abandon their sup
port Of Allen aud accede 10 the reelection
Of Wells.
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After the house was called to order, the
bill amending the charter Of the Memphu
aud Summerville Plank Road Company
Was taken up, aud laid over informally
The bill 10 appropriate sl00 to the fam
lies OF soldiers was referred 10 q select com,
mittee, consisting Of Messrs. Arncll, steele
Wines, Freeman, Smith Of Hardiman, Wat
tsrs OF Madison, and Garrett.
HOUSE, BILLS on TIE THIRD REARISG.
The following House bills passed to the
third rea ding:
Bill 20 incorporate the Northwest Ten
nessee Mining aud Petroleum Company.
Bili for the incorporation OF the National
In.urance Company Of Nashville.
Bill 10 incorporte the Hope Insurance
Company Of Nashville
Bill to compel Ticket Agents, Railroad
Conductors and other employees 10 dothen
duty.
Bal to change the 0 ne between the coun
tee Of Perry and Hickman. 10 ~ 10 include
the lands Of Mr.. Dyer in the iormer.
Bill TO appropriate S225to purchase afpor-
trait Of the lats President Lincoln.
Ball amending an SCI limiting chargts for
transportation on railroads, was laid over
informally.
Bill paying sherand Merritt S7l7 for jail
fees. Lost--9yes p, noes ~.
1he bill disqualiiying all rebels and trait
ors from holding any Office in the Stale, was
laid over.
M Doughty moved 10 reconsider the vote
BY which the bill granting jail fees 10 Sher-
rand Merritt was rejected. Agreed TO.
The bal was then passed, aud ordered TO
be transmitted 70 the Senate.
sHELHY COUNTY COURT.
R1l % legalise thu proceedings Of the
County Court Of Shelby county was passed
on lie second reading.
Adjourned tin 10 O'clock A. Il. on Monday.
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HOUSE oF REPREgENTATIvEs.

FRIDAY November IL
The House was called to order BY the
Speaker, at 10 o'clock precisely.
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No Monopoly in Telegraphins.

From The New York TTbuBe.
An important telegraph case has just been
decided In the United States Circuig Court
Tor the Southern District Of Onio. The
Wes.eru Union Telegraph Company fled q
bin ia equity f,r an injunction against the
United 5 ates Telegraph Company, TO pre-
vent the latter from proceeding with the
construction q a telegraph line iron Gin
cinuati g. Dayton, along the c ncinnHti,
Hamilton and Dayton Railr0ad. The rail-
road CO. poration had granted, so i..r rs they
could, the exclusive right OF way ON their
road 10 the Western Union Company, and
the present proceedings were an attempt by
the latter 10 maintain their monopoly the
line Of the complainants, extending on one
side ot the railroad, the respondents, by le-
ga proceedings before the Probate Court,
secured right Of way On the other SIDE.
BY en- act o; the Legislature, the power Oi
the Court 10 grant such location Was re-
siricied to a strip not exceeding five feet 10
breadth, and tins stipulation Seems 90 have
been inserted by the procurement 90
the Western Uniou Company. which
afterwards sought e. occupy the
whole of the "trip under the Fraut
IRON, the railroad, BY putting down
posts diaeonaliy 10 as 10 cover the track with
their wires crossing from side % side. They
then made application for an injunction to
prevent the United STATES company from
proceeding. The court referred il back Oh
technical and general grounds, holding thst
the railroad corporation had 10 power to
grant an exclusive right OF way fret be-
cause it Is a contract tending 30 ahridge the
exercise o. tho franchise Of the railroad
corporation and, second, because 1t Is
grossly contrary % public policy, and there
tore void What il the character Of the
clause giving the right Of wsyG The tele-
graph company did not bind itself even 10
com pletc a line on the west side OF the rail-
road track noa con star, that it would ever
do "a. IL Is clear that 10 does not need such
4 line 81 present, and according 10 the proof
ia the cause. IL could probably never need
t. The whole scope OF this part Of the
G ntract shows that the objects were eNclu-
sion Of competing lines and the establish
mcnt Of a monopoly. Under the circustan-
| ces. SAYS the court, we think such provts-
ion contrary TO public policy. and therefore
4 not 30 be enforced.
The application for an injunction beirg
I denied, the complainants appealed 10 the
| supreme Court at Washington.
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Tie Atlanta Iatelligeneer speaking Of
The Republication ordinance offered in the
Georgia State Convention, by Mr.. ChapPellr
ana winch has been adopted, SAYS "the
passage Of this ordinance. under all the cir
eumstsnoes surrounding our good old com
monwealth, when understood abroad. We
trust aud believe vii not sully her hitherto
good name and fair fame in all that pertains
10 her coed faith in meeting her promises
to pay" Yea are fight; 80 DOM be
nncssx al.out the mater.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

Nov. 10th, 1865.
senate met a 10 a. 70. Prayer BY Rev.
Mr. Phillips
ar. Frazier, Of Knox, introduced Senate
bill No. 100 TO amend section 1861, Of the
Code Of Tennessee, upon the prohibition 70
sell liquors upon the Sabbath, 50 as 10 iB-
crude vinOus ana fermenting liquors in the
prohibitery clause IN said section. Passed
first reading.
Mr.. Keith introduced Senate bill No. Isl:
Amending an act passed on the Path Of May,
1865, relating 20 taxes on sales Of land and
town lots or psrts Of lots, instead Of one pei
cent. per acre on all sales Of lands, and I'VE
dollars on each lot or part OF lot. q he taz
shall be one and a half per cent on al
such sales. Passed first reading.
4Senate Bill No. 1, 20 incorporate sections
5S06 and S59s, articles ist, chapter 4th Of the
! Code, was indefinitely postponed.
Senate Bill No. "A, - incorporate tbs
seWaHee Mining Company, passed third
reading.
House Bill No. 2O4, to restrict she navi-
CATION OF Big Hatehie river above the cross
ing Of the Memphis and Ohio railroad, pass
ed first reading.
House Bill 10. 1872. TO revive and amend
the charter Of the Kinlza Turnpike Compa-
ny, passed sth day Of October, 1919, passed
first reading.
Hou e Bill No. 100, TO ehange the time o.
holding the Circuit Courts for the 18Th Ju-
dicial Circuit, passed first reading.
House Bill No. 30, for the benefit Of ths
Lebanon and Nashville Turnpike Company
passed frat reading.
House bill No IsI, to create a Recorder
Court at Murfreesb0ro, ShelbyYille, Frank
lin and Tullahtma. Passed frst reading.
House bill No. EOS, to incorporate The
Ktna Irou, Manufacturing and Oil Compa-
ny. Passed first reading. l
House bill No. 202, 10 incorporate tbs
Memphis Water WORKS company. Passed
fret reading.
Mr.. Spence introduced Senate bill No
| 1872, 60 amend an act 10 establish a Claim
Agency Al Washington, D. c. Passed frs
/ residing.
Mr.. Frazier, Of Knox, offered Senate bin
q that the Committee on the Penitentisry
be instructed 20 inquire into the proprietJ
Of authorizing the keeper Of that instit utioE
10 employ any Of the eOnVicts he may thiua
/ proper in labOring upon the grounds around
The Capitol, ana report by bi I or otherwise
Referred 70 the COMMITTEES on that institu-
ton.
The Senate then adjourned 10 10 o'eloel
q. N. Monday.
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BAEE or TENNEssEE.


The special order, being the "Bank bill, ?
was taken up. The Committee, 10 which
the subject was referred, reported against
the original bill, and offered q substitute.
The substitute contains all the provisions Of
the original bill, and also number Of
others.
Mr.. Wines moved the printing Of I00
copies Of the original bill, and the substi-
tute, and that the subject be made the or
der for next Wednesday, at II o'clock.
adr. Carter made an important statement
that large quantity Of money issued du-
ring the rebelhon-ssy 81, 200 900 or s., 0ho, :
000-had been dated baeK as early az 1856
The motion Of Mr.. Wines was then
adopted.
Mr. Hood offered the following
Res0lrcd By the Horse Of Representatives.
Of Tennessee, That the Committee on Banks
be empowered to send for persons and pa
pers, in order to ascertain the true state and
condition Of the Bank Of Tennessee, and lie
branches.
ADOPTED under a suspension OF the rules.
Mr.. Carter was afdsd to the Committee on
Banks.
Leave Of absence was granted to West,
Ordwny, and Grimmet, on account Of i'll
health.
Adjourned till 2 O'Clock, p. m.
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TIE I.h CoIered Infantr,

The barracks OF this splendid regiment
Of colorod troops BE- on the west side Of the
Eucna Vista Pike, iu the northwestern
suburbs ct The city. A yisii to il will sat
isfy any one that the Government has made
provisions Tor the comfortable accommoda-
uou Of the men, and taat the officers in
command discharge Their duties faithfully
aud c-nscieuiiously. The qusrters are neat
Two story frame houses, well white washed,
and Kept y.ean and Ia good order. The
parade ,rouud BE- large aud one Of the best
We have ever sosn. This regiment is under
thc command cd Ccl. shaitsr. who feelz a
becoming pT5de 10 the maiutainance OF it,
high reputation en- one oi the best drilled
a-ttrs regiments len 90 the service. In
abe bloody battles iu front ol Nash
vale. which resulted in the utter route
of Holl and Ia the assurance Of no further
trouble ,u this department, the 18th parti-
c.pried, and won distinclion for lis elf
cheney and bravery. Sc had the pleasure
yesterday titcruoon Of being present at she
drezs parade Of the regiment, and were
struck with the soldierly beSriug Of the
lucn. aud their proficiency in the manual
We were glad a. sce. Toe, what We had moi
witnessed before. ~ mnastic drill, which
hes besn iairaduccd .-at the suggestion Of
Cob. Asn >rhrblor, one cI the most meri-
tanoHs olhcers 90 the scryioe-aud which,
We are assured. has proved to be Of great
l.snsi, O." che mea, developing their physi-
sci organ. st.oaa aud giving them better
use o. aH tht.g muscles aud linibk-
" do nv. know what is the policy Of
The Government but we think regiments
lI.e tHis onghi 10 be- retained in the service
and incorporated into the regular army.
The United States Service Magazine,
Welase received he Novembes :numbci
of his able monthly. Its table ef content,
rr..cuts aa agreeable variety. as follows:
Nbolnay KIN IN War and who may not
SrEe of MORRIS Island.
souEine the Buhblc
h1cyrl Mai.-Gsu. Hugh Judson k'pat-
ri,s.
Hay Department. T.. s.. A.
Ihe hlauk Ctur.dge.
Alaio1ut roeiry).
tioot BY, u.d Ann ,poeirv).
Atcfary Intelligence and Notes on New
Bo1Ls.
EDITOR sPeCisl Department.
oihc.al Intelligence.
This Maguliue Is publishcd BY Chss. b
Eicharisgu, Now York. Price $ per am
mum.
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ECLECTIC MAGAZINE.
Literature, Science. aHd Art.

NNAA1Ae . To EAaeAHen 1--WE
FTHR ECLECTIC MAGAZINE is, e is name in
ii dicafes 9isafi1s fruIn other uisrsE nsS and Pc
rodlcss- These selections are cstrefaliy maize
eech tnou1h, tfon TIE eaiite ra~re 81 iorsign Pc
rodlasls. IN this respect tt = s7lrcs itas .sfhfr
-l1litios SUD has ~ rival me following sre some
a. Ia works rona whi n the seleet0ss sle made
London QuErtsEiy, Revue de Deux Mondes
siush Sunrieri9. london Scciety
Norih British ReEieE. Bentley Miscellany
foppiar scence EeglsW, sornh ii nsaazns.
SAaFisf heFles, Fraser. NresEne,
tsslslre hour. renpe Bar
v e-,in .nslsr EeyieE, Chanhsr's lnurnsl
Duh.la UniFIy NaQazine R3iphrlrvh ResIeg-
~. sS-iAes London Nanoual RsyieE
We have $50 srrrn..s a, - 49,, -.
tons Ron he Franeh Gems. 81 ofe-r f,-.si
2s,.- rsflosdleals, srsnalatsd espsusiy hr TIE
Ereaty % ne vsreIy sni value 81 ne ulo-ir
kARKI1IsHNENTs.
Esch nunihef Is esnheilnhed uifh ore ar non
tl7e sieel h1eiaFings-p,rrs 4 81 emmett roel
cr llaairaego q imPoriAnt b sfnrirnl eFpots
NoiuDes c1nmenee Il lauslsrr NJ ff-iv ~ .srh
yesr suhscr p1Qns csn comu1enca nj nv I..s-fs
Terms-S5 per yeeri Snsls nnusherS, - oenfr.
Five 20 iss SEa
The Trade. clergyusau. Tsa,hsra. sud Csphs sur.
plea on AvoIatle terms. Address
VIZ BTDNELL, S Besknaa % ny.
noyii Sc @i VA
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From the Miauna gKansasl Arpt,s. ssih uit
Melancholy Death of a Child from
HydrOphObia.

On Sunday evening, the lst, IS Mr.. +. W
Robinson, IN company with his wife and
little nephew, Arty. was proceeding home
. dog seized little Arty BY the pants n al
the len foot. pulling him down, aud Will,
down the dog scratched him eighty under
sud shove the left eye, snd then ran sway.
No attention was paid 10 the matter, as n
idea Of tue dog being rabid had ever occurred
60 the family. The scratch healed over the
next dav, and the silair was entirely ior,
gotten Little Arty was we'll, as usual, uu-
al FRIDAY morning last, when he com.
planned Of being unwell. und did not desire
% 70 60 school. Later I'm the day be com
planned that he was very thirsty, and
when water was brought % him he would
scream and shove d away from him. d,
/ would try in the hardest manner 20 swell
Z low the liquid, but q was an impossibility
/ on Saturday morning irothing nc the mouu
/ commenced. and 50 intense was the saliva
| that 81 times 10 would seem 70 choke him
! aud Wild, convulsive contortiun Of Ia,
muscles and nerves Of the body was visible
/ The symptoms were about the same through
4 out Saturday sud sunday. when the spssm,
| became more frequent and mora terrible
1 They lasted until near six, Then the littl,
| sufferer sank away IN dcsth All the ageu'
c'cs and experiments known 10 medica
! skill were resorted 20, bus it was beyond hu
man agency 10 save his life.
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Three songs aad Two IA,
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important Sale.
Valuable PropertY,

WILL ~ sold at public sale, on SATURDAY.
w MORNING. Nog. ash, q rs o'clock, On
The uraTrI ses. sbaI
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A dispsioh from Washington says Pre,i-
dsat Johnson viewed the intelligence Of TIE
Union victory in New York IS though be
expected il, but when be was sssured that
New Jersey was again ia the URioa, be
elspped his hands exelaiming "GOod
gOod!"
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF
Government Railroad Properly,

/ VITItL 10 sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on NO
w VENEER 20, 1850, al tho foot Of Poplar 81,
TrEo Fiat Cars. - n gauge.
On NONFM8ER -. 1865. at toe ysrd OF the Iei-
/ fer nvlle Railroad Company. Iefsrsouv,Ile, Ind
Nne Jas Cars, geuge ieet 2 inches.
On NOVEMBER u. 1855, a. Louisville. Ky.
~ pr Wheels and AxIes, 81 Car Wheels,
psar DrysTs, srrnSs ~ '-A'
I Parallel Rcd. J Eel End Frsr1s.
4 Hand Cars, a Truck Cars.
5000 poundssof snap lron.
On DECEMBER =. 1885, a. Memphis Tesn-, the
entire strck Of he o. s. Mtar' Railroad supp -
rernaiuing OF hand 81 that Piace, cons sting part
- ioloEs;
so Elghty Tons escorted Irou.
QsW tigtt hundre1 tons soran ron,
fsl hight ions assorfei 5tee
I'D One son Pc Lasd. snt general agsortu,art
Of small stores suitable Tor Railroads
On DECEMBER II, 1855. q Nashville. Tenn
the engre sioci. oi neg and servcahe stores a ~
y. 5 Military Ralroad, rsunsin.ne % saod ~ b.
General supply store, consisting 10 PAR s. iJi
~ ol0 Twenty thousand Axes.
tluu0l One Thousand tons assorted Bar Iron,
rouad, squa-e, hsf rouuH. anf soels-
60 Eighty tons Boiler Fud Ia-k Iruu
(sbl ahiriy-hse tons a. 0ried Steel.
.H1l ihre- hundred toas 7crap Iron wrought
~, Tweuiy-t lhouslId poanis Engine Brass
CHrnEs,
So Pipe. 6as giriurez or a.. E1ds.
Brass Pipe. uli Cups,
sparg HalEncss, Brass C5oks. every description,
I hh0Fels, 6lole valves, ci III a -
Ha'chets, t7aW LiHng ard rsilpmE Hsrs
Nus. Urn Ene Cepper Rv.-s q Burr.
Washers, wrought snd cast Sheet Copper a Brass,
Mails sod spike, Chlinaand Rope. FL -.zas.
Maieis. Blocks. Tackle and n .leh,
fa@h, Glass a-d Pants, Of q kinds,
RalroAa Lau,rs, kelly's Head LRhe,
Cooking 3oYes aud .rturss. Gssr ug stoves,
Fun Set 81 CaIp=Dters', 81 ksn.iihs sud ST.
dlers' Tool-, Eptber Car spunes Betting. COM
and Lsaiher, Piles Butts ant screws, iuaure o.
al kinds, snd almost every All cs suitable H1f ka-
rosa q erat ulis, ard al . thsys-J 1usi qualify
ALsJ
90 Tires Large Laihes' steFsns = 20. msuai q.
% Two Pianer-. sellers CO. nlluiiii,i1 rels-
ca One Bolt Cutter and t'es- Cliler ,sli-a 30
o. Oae Axle Cur-off LANE, y srrei hLiinefs
CO Tso Fan BioEer=, fIneaili1ll
iIi Une UBuEhf EnE g.. f.-0ors7 poEaTli
'li Ona 1rIp Hsruul-r ani EnEre. iE1s1lis psf-5 .
.Il me n crndri8 -team Ealaucr,
M one sellers O. co. do DO
r;-,T 80 - 51li a. tire same tine iarse sr1r1
u 10000 and secondhand Railroad Tools d
al kinds conslsfng %
Blestsrni,l's Tool-, Mscau sts rrols,
stove md -, Rope, Char, a.. SC
Terms Cash IN Government FUND.-.
Cstslneues o. the materials 10 b. s0id q Nash
Vie can h obtained b apeiea1oa e. Cspt. 5 T.
rlsfll a. q n, ana q tnzf = Memplia. q lgali.
eaaon 70 Capt lno. PARKS. . a.
Tie aftenlcn O. uaalers and h-liroad CoFaua1iaz
= . rrcuiarfy invited O. IRIS sale
aessies gllf coEInencf a c'clock, an. On es.h
day, snd oo1tlnue IA " until ll lie urnpaft4 III ~.
Posed 81 y CHILLY.
o-tsl-iI Csntsin snd A. O. WU-gA
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Smasemtuta

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MISS ErTE HENDFPSoS
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DR0PO5AI5 " il he received &C the oaice or ths
j Chairman o. the stresi Committee NJ % Norm
Col eye street, Nashville Tena., until ine I5sh jay
o. NoYrmirr, a. snn doEni for thr fclloE.ug Wor.,
Isl For ra.s'ug Market stree; above Nah WateI
mars nom near Nhtcsde stlge, 10 Zoe u8th cor
porsuou linn This eub-aces l2r.rO cub yaris Of
aInhsnEm1nt, 20 persnss Of rubb'e mfsonsry re-
lanng wal, and I 80 cub yaF,is Of broken scot
Med rnl- ug-
ID For NcAdami-iug CoieEe and Market streets
fet9een the Square ana Broad street.. foisi D. m
3, ie3 ret Wi-t 81 MADAM zed rusdWsv - t-ef
depth 81 broken Stone - lnehee
Sd. Fer laying Nicholson pavarreaL on Cn1---
street, total lengt $40 tset width or uoadEay Ilz
leet.
4th. For all the ueeezssrv curt No. p1ftering ana
stone or uTicly Sidewalk required CT the saoy-
streets.
Bids must slate lie pr ca per cubic ward for en-
hansmeni snd McAuam zing; per Vercn o. twenty
tive cube ieet Tor ulbb'e Wasourv, per -quare ard
for guuerias sIdavEik ond eichoisun %, ement;
3nd Ger lmeal loot for cuIhug,
, he teTm-oi payment required, and the pr0p0-
sed time Of ccn9.eaon Of the work must also be
stated.
Bids viii he received for either or an the above
items ant he iighti= Trsarvfd TO the street Com
mlttee 70 secept any part or al Of any bio offered
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