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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-16
CnAIt COALii

The SeWamee Coal Mines
IN FUTURE WILL BE WORKED BY TIE
4 Tennessee Coal Company. The hhgauoh
which has hitherto rendered these MINES Of %
the parties interested now confidently expect
% supply Nashville and the other towns IN Mid
die Tennessee with coal They believe II . only
Necessary for this coal 90 be tired 70 be generally
used. For manufacturing purposes ans iof IN
gines, this coal is believed 70 Be superior % any
that can Be had in Tennessee They espeelAlJ
desire that Biacksmiths and all who Hork IN iron.
should try thisco The Company working tnese
Mines feel authorized 20 say that ne pS2Pisr q
Nashville may rely upon them for IEfsAAtN
being literally patronired. % reduce the prlee Of
Coal. s. S. CQLl -,.
mar2O-f CHARLES A. PROCTOR
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TENNESSEE COLONIAL
Authorized Capital, S1,OOO,OO0.
10000 Shares of $50 Each.
ORGANIZATION

ORGANIZATION.
One thousand shares Of Stock having been sub
scribed, the Company proceeded to organize by
the election of the following Board of Directors;
Maj.-Gen. GEO. II. THOMAS,
Maj.-Gea. X. W. JOHNSON,
SAMUEL WATSON,
MICHAEL BURNS.
j. w. PARRAM0RE,
G. G. GIEBS,
AID. NJ. HEFLEBOWER.
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TO POLITICIANS.

UvRHAyRA LARGE NUMBER OF LEGlsL1-
w rvs uNoN AND ANKsicANs, bound IN Book
farm. containing the full reports Of the proceed
inrs ard speeches for sessions OF lS5e and o.
Apply az this oAaes 'eA
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In the OvertOn County Circuit

james 3. Cox. Administrator Of John Melon
nald %. EnOch Cox. Attachment.
JULY RULES. 1856.
FI'HE plaintiff. on AFFIDAVIT, THAT
il the defendant is indebted to John Mcdonald
the deceased. and 20 Rbsconds or cOnceals himself
that the ordinary process Of the law cannot be
served on him. Having obtained from D. II. p.
Harris Clerk Of this Court. original attach
ment against the estate Of the defendant, return
able TO the September term Of said Court, 1856.
and the same having been levied on the defend
ants property Il is ordered By the CLERK that the
defendant appear before said Court, At the Court
house IN Livingston. on the 18th Monday q Sep
TENDER 1866, TO defend said attachment suit OF it
will be proceeded with e. parte. K il farther or
dered that this notice be published In the Nash
willie Weekly UNION AND AMERICAS.
o. II. p. HARRIS. Clerk.
July s. 1866. jyl5-Wft
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OVertOn County Circuit Court
at Livingston, Tenn.
r. s. Wendle 70. Washington L. Hatcher.
AII.nh.nnnE

yTHE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT. THAT
i the defendent IL indebted b him. and j. non-
resident Of this State. Having obtained an order
from o. n. p. Harris. Clerk Of this Court, an
original attachment against the estate Of the de-
PENDANT. Teturnable b. the September term Of said
the defendants property, il 4 ordered BIZ the
Clerk, that toe defendant appear before said
Court. at the Courthouse IN Livingston on the 4th
tachment suit, or Il will be proceeded with er
parfe. II j. further ordered that this notice be
published in the Nashville Weekly UEIoN AND
ANEkICAF. o. p II. HARRIS, Clerk.
.Iuiy g. l3fd iyl5-wft
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Gro BanER. Esg.. formerly Of this oi's. has
become enc Of the editors and prop'ie,ofs OF the
Louisville Sundap Herald
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KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
FOR SALE
100 bags choice Rio Coffee.
125 bbls Crushed Powdered and Granu
lated Sugar.
40 bbls Coffee Sugar.
so Mackerel, No. 1 and >
25 N03
$50 kits MOL. . and 3
200 boxes Star Candles.
125 Soap ,assorted)
5 Tierccs fresh Rice.
D bbs Cider Vinegar.
$50 Extra Family Flour, Spring
field and Port Royal Mills.
100 bbls, bbls and kegs country Lard.
3 tierces Dried Beef
so bbls n. o. MOlasses and Syrups
50 bbls Sorghum Molasses.
10000 bushels Cotton Seed.
Together with an assortment Of
FRESH CANNED FRUITS,
SUCH As
Strawberry,
Peaches.
Tomatoes.
Pickles,
Sartiines.
Oyster-;
Brandy Peaches,
and Cherries
Worcestershire
and Pepper Sauce,
Spices, Pepper, etc, etc.
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Chancery, at Meanwhile, TenI
August Rules, 1866.

In Chancery, at McMinnyille, Tennessee,
August Rules, 1866.
o. p. Grain, Administrator Of Abijah Grain. deed,
-. NJ. p. Grain, non resident defendant.
IT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
Il Of the Clerk and Master. that the above named
defendant IL a nonresident Of the State Of Ten
nessee. that the ordinary process Of Law cannot
be served upon him 10 is therefore. ordered. that
publication be made four consecutive weeks In the
Union and American, Newspaper Published IN
the city q Nashville Tennessee. requiring said
defendant 70 appear on the first day Of our next
Court Of Chnncery % be held az McMinnville.
Tennessee, 4th Monday In September 1870. 30
plead. answer or demur 30 complainants bill. or
the same will be taken for confessed 10 him. and
set for hearing er parte.
j. r. MORFORD. c. 4 m.
By J. G. Bills. d. q
au7-Wiw
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Hon VIM. I.arwill.

This gentlcmm-our State Candidate
for Member Board Of Public Works, cal.
cd on US Hast wees, awe are pleased to
learn from him the bright prospects Of
snccess Of the Democracy this fall; He
is1a close observer Of men and things, and
his opinion is always rcliable. liMr. Lar.
will has NO doubt Of The success Of the
Democratic ticket, If tie Democracy 60
to work in right good earnest and If the
abolitionists beat MS in the coming cleo
tion twill be the faulta9f those Demo.
Gratis who do DOT rt,heir harness on'and
go to work at once. Remember this,
Democrats Wayne Co. Democrat, 'a1
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The soldiers Speaking.

a large meeting Of soldiers recently
held at York Pa the following resolu
,ion was passed: ,As al 70 @'.
Resobed, That having fought for the
Union, and assisted in restoring the ma
tiopal authority throughout the land, We
are unalierably opposed 10 the Radicals Of
Congress, who are attempting TO do what
the rebels failed 10 do-subvert our
free institutions and destroy the Union.
That is the way the soldiers all cyer
tie country begin 10 talk. Having fought
to keep the States in tie Union, they are
opposed to the Abolition disuniouists leg
islattng them out.
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kcrfdsi orake bemd, Faiic State
Cenffal Committee.
! VoLuMSos, ny lS,AlS66.

At a meeting Of The Democratic State
Central enmittee Of Ohio, the follow.
Ing resolutions was adopted:
EsoisSStt. Thar of the purpose Of car
ryii,g out the co operation provided by
rho Flatturm sl,ptrd ai7the fecent=Dems
acraiic State Convention Of Ohio. the
State Executive .Cemmitlfe lie author,
ItdIlo spp6iptlf hF SENATORIAL delegates
TO the Philadelphia National Union Con.
%yention Of August 18th, members Of the
Democratic party, in accordance wiIhthe
suggestion Of Messrs. Randall, Campbell
and Blair, on behalf Of tho National
Union Committee, and To- issue an address
to the Democracy of,he several Congress.
sioBal Districts, recommending the ap.'
p~oiptment by their several0 county Cen.
trail Committees, or by district Commit.
tees, Of two members of the Democratic
party as delegates from such Districts as
also suggested by said National Uaien
Committees. 'V.isa sSt aHilssN 7i7a' Y
9Resshed, That we respectfully recon-
mend to The DEMOCRACY Of allithe States
to hold an annual Democratic Convention
at the City Of Baltimore on tho eighth
day of January n xt, and for that apur:
pose elect delegates to such a convention
Resolved, That the Chairman Of the
State Central Committee is hereby di.
rected to transmit the foregoing %resolu.
tion to the several State Central Commit
tees Of tie States, and to such other per
sons as he may think proper, and to re-
quest their conc irrencet hei GIN w ~
1Sigted] I'D ~. g. THOMPSON,
Chairman Democratic State Central Com
mittee.g sH3 t'frt 90 af1i 19;e9fh %
.~rt-t Sleg giit Fg. a -if ~ "A .ytirW9
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A National Union Convention
called nj Philadelphia.
The IOIIOwing has been issued /:

'So kNNh ioSuNu .
A National Union Convention Of at
least twp delegates from each Congress
sional District Of all The States, two from
each Territory, two from the District Of
Columbia, ard four delegates at large
from zach, will be held at the city o.
Philadelphia, on the 18th day of August
next. Such delegates will be chosen BY
the Governors Of the several States who
sustain the Administration in maintain.
iug unbrolen the Union of the States.
Delegates are asked to agree
l. The Union is perpetual and indis.
soluble. f. :
2 Equality Of States aud the right
10 representation are solemnly guaran
tsed. =
8. No right Of secession or exclusion.
4. Slavery is abolished forever. e
Each State has to prescribe qualif.
cations for its own electors
6 The maintenance IF ethe right Of
each State to manage its domestic con
Germs inviolable, ',p4
1t concludes with an appeal to every pa.
triot to frown upon the action Of Con,
gress, which can only T kindlc animosi.
ties, and 10 encourage peaceful and con
ciliatory measures; but no delegate will
take q seat 10 such convention who doe.
net loyalty accept the National situation
and indcrse the principles bqye set forth
and who Is not attached IN true slleeisnc,
to the Constitution, Union, and Govern
ment Of the Urifei States @ '''i
[Sigoed] A.. W. RANDALL, Pres't. 1
j. r. DooLirrIE,
0 H. BnowNfNo,
EDGAR CowAS haa
CHARLES KNAPP,
SAMUEL FowtEa. 10 ysY
Washington, June 25,. 1856. s1i
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enth of lhe NdEIhern STA n

vi lenth of ths NJ bern Stal The
Saltor Of the Coed knov VS. TIL il is Ihe
drpose sf his psdy to prevent the al
mission of Southern representatives till
they submit to the dishonorable. and ty-
r%annical terms proposed By that p'rty;
and YET, hc4iasss he mdLasctt 70 say,
that "if negro suffrage il ever a,icpted in
The South II viii be done BY the votes Of
the Southern people," Then, it will new.
n be permitted byfthat people. v A
The editor Of the Gazette endorses the
position Of Congress, as against the Pres
l~ideufs-pian Ofsrseonstruction What is
the difference IN their positions 7 Con!
grsss opposes the admission Of the South;
erD representatives until their people
shall submit toithe humiliaiing necessity
Of permitting her negroes to vote. or be
shorh Of nearly twenty representatives in
Congress, by the adoption Of the new
Constitutional amendment l And WEN.
DELL PHILLIps says, when that is done,
the Radical leaders Of. the Republican
party will admit them, and not before
The President declares that all forced
= ID
Constitutional amendments relating to
slavery and other subjects touching tho
South, while she is notlrepres :nted, are
not only inexp cdient, but dangerous to
the welfare Of the Union, and calculated
rather to widen than heal the bleeding
wounds of the cou nsry, The President
demands the admission Of the Southern
Senators aud Representa- tives without
imposipgt the unreasonable, ~tyranpical and
insulting conditions Of a Yankee Con,
gress.s rcg yis& as,tgliel4 ~ ~
If, when the South is. back in Congress,
her Representatives shall advocate. and
her people adepta plan of ~elevatiug her
negro population or adually to citizenship,
aud the elective franchise. when found
capable to vote iutelligently, UNRELATED to
by the Yankee Abolitiorist we are sure
nobody will object in The Democratic
party but till then, We say, let the
North attend to her oxn institutions, and
the South hers. sos3i za aal Is
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KJE The Ohio Nkni, SIN

* The Ohio SALESMAN, of tn,
2Slh alt says
1t has been charged that The Demo.
Gratis were responsible for the prolonga
zion of the war. We arc getting at The
truth Of the matter. W. learn from the
indianapolis HruM Ct the 25,h. that
Hon, Samuel & Carcy-a strong Repub,
lican, on The preceding afternoon, drliy.
cred a temperance lecture in that city
and in that lecture ho charged that the
successful ending of the war was reiard
cd at leasta year by whisky that drunk
en- Q rtains, Co'oncls and Generals, pro
sided tyer by a drunken Congress, were
responsible Tor he usele's slaughter Of
thoufands Of frave men, Republicans,
think of it. =
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Bridge Notices.

- I. ta . .a nAR g-t.,T .
II. 'hE undersigned Commissioners of Ash
5 irresponsible bidder tbe brilIiSO
pairing of the following Bridge: -
y o.gM.s =, a..
inr Ue of ,a = R : august aug s. r1h, 1916 the Build,
at 2 o'clock P. Al. b
Also on the III n, 7.nl, ~
ibn nj 1r departing of Bridge across
liz io~ssh; o'A' near s'amea's Mill. in Milf.
.'7 ~
Also on y.d,.. q ;ern
OF OF ! g good o,l Bridge T.. s, II Msa,ssnsTy township
~. ~. = 80 ,' '''Y' ', an 1ti al
Also on the same daf at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
the Repairing Of the Road Wash, at III,
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E9. The La Crosse Democrat says

49, ihV La S'osso De"oo'" Gays
ave believe the country you'll tie bet,
ter off to-day if every republican,, and
abolition traitor, medd;er, sycophant, apol,
ogist, thief, traitor or tools Of traitors
were in the bosom Of Abraham ~
An emigration Of that kind would be
such a..b'cssing to this country as has
never been visited upon any people, but
what kind Of aiplaco would it make Of
Abrah1m's bosom, for an honest Chris.
tian to locate in
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Ec- No. II, BushneEs New Block.
ASHLAND, OHIO.
GUARDIANS SALE.

GUARDIANS SALE.
TN PURsUAN Z OF AN ORDER OF THE
i Probate Court Of Ashland County, Ohio.
made on The 25ih day of June, A. D.. 1866
in the case Of Henry earn, Guardian OF
Joln b Ewing, against his ward, The under,
signed viii,
On he IAN day of Aayust, A. ID 1866,
At 2 o'clock p. NJ, on the PREMISE, offer al.
Public Sale, the following described real Is,
tate, t!aa.e in The County Of Ashland ana.
81 ate Of Ohio, TO- wit: being the South half
Of The NorIh west quarter Of section fonrieen
40 township lwenIy-one, (2l), aof Range
fifteen (l6),sase and except nine acres on
Of the west end Of s,id quarter, heretofore
sold 10 Philip Hefrelfnger.
Terms OF salc, one third cash on The day
of sale, one third III one. aud one third "a
Two yearsiirom the day Of sale. toabe seen II,
ed by mortgage on The premises sold, and the
det ried pay meuis 10 beai interest ial The
rate 81 . Per centum per an mum, payable
Appraised al Ss!6CO,C0 Waa've .}e YA
a st HENRY GARN. Guardian Of
JOHN E.1EwING. D 4 fm
July ,18, 1866 Ave 49,
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NEws ITEMs.

lightning Ill day, went home in the eve,
ming, ate two picked pigs feet, smoked
for an hour previous to going to bed and
before morning died Of cholera. That is
what we call brushing business Z.
The Republicans Of Maine and Yer.
mont have, through their State Conven.
iioSs, declared 10 favor of Negro Suffrsge.
AT Clermont, Iowa, on the Fourth, a
cannon burst, killing three ladies who
wore IN q bower some fifty yards from the
gun" In Connova, anne State, one man
stabbed another, and the wounded man,
after having his wound dressed, returned
aud shot. his assailant dead. At DEBORAH.
same State, a mans arm was blown of by
che. premature discharge of a cannon, and
a boy had his eye put out by a fire crack
enysa 900. % boo s.4,i 1s,7. 4 .
The yellow fever has been carrying of
ffty persons per day at Vera Cruz.
Indications still point to IN adjourn.
msnt Of Congress about the LIST of August.
$4,000 cmigrants from Europe arrived
ID New York IN the month of June.
The counsel Of Jefferson Davis have
finally abandoped all application for his
release on parole. .ea siaa I sl- II,
President johnson has pledged that
the Radical Governor of Missouri shall
not by military force, deprive tho people
Of that State Of a free and fair election
A bill was introduced into the House
yesterday, RFohibiiipg the landing; of the
Atlantic cable on the American shores
without permission and authority Of Con.
gress.nj'Ha ~ "a 'a"', ." 'f'' @''".
J.C.: Breokinridre is residing in the
towndof Niagara. G. W.. ala. &c ASIA ,.s
The steamer Persia from Liverpool
brings dates to the Both, Another severe
engagement between the Prussians and
Austfiaus il reported, 10 which the for
mef were defeated. and compelled to re
treat hastily No satisfactory details are
gisenaaa i.es rouz tfl
Specimens Of a new rich lead ore from
Southern Kentucky are on exhibition at
the Bard Of Trade rooms in Louisville.
Astdek company is forming for its de-.
velopennt. y
The Ohio Statesman reports an elops.
msns in that city. The loving parties
consisted " a young lady whose devoted
parents had q just furnished her with q
splendid wardrobe, preparatory to q trip
to New York, and a young man who
S '0'''eu ""e 'enoer care I'D
jestions had been ~interposed by the par.
ents, and hence the fight.
TL.sa, ,,.s;. n. of
s,,.d n ,sn,r,ad II 49,, J;.s...s.'
the Philadelphia Bulletin.
A MHHmTH HH..H Har ML. HL
60
h..h.s a..ns..,asa~. op.
.oi. M. ss.1s;.a =, oSor.ss' IN. ~
M:.o,,a
s.AJ.....,
.-.nstns".gs u'le.'e says 'na' ihad,
-'t' '',sp' : 4piaor,.aaVely announced
,u' 'ne7 on''ea c,a'es oen
.,,.-o.' v0' .o'ney
" .''' : ann0u 'ana'aa'' TOT the
.'"e pOs..'Gn, . nsn' between those
wy 81 y SSaS a'P Y OUTSIDERS rs N
nen' o0A ~ spoken OF g one Of
. il0n'Nes iork 70 'nsfhil
ads sla H' Voav eaHao0. 4.
We bsve fnsber reports Of The iusur,
rssiicaia ouba against Spain, Son.sntsd
BY ths South American States who are Al
-, LIN C..;n "a' Z
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One Sheriff 1Is4sfa
One PROBATE Judge -,
.fItiF0s H~,aseeuhag Attorney, fiji
Cne Commissi0ner,,.
One Iafrmdry Director.

q - IfftA ~ MA W ts#N7fNl W. ~
Said Election to be holden in tho fol.
lowing manner, to-wit: The voters pres.
eut to elect n Clerk and tive Judges,
who shall. make 3 poll book and tally glisdt:
in the usual form adopted att State and
County Elections The polls to DO orsn;}
ed al. 9 O'clock a.. NJ, and closed. at 6
o'clock P. NJ. One Of the Judgssto car
ry The poll book to Ashland on Monday,
thol3thI day of August. ae' I'D a8a-g
Said return Judges to constitutes board.
Of canyassers to open and count The votes
cast for each candidate--those having the
highest number Of votes for thcurts: Get
We Off yes to be declared by said board 10.
be The nominees. A fall attendance Of
the Democratic electors is earnestly re.
Questeu. 4v .regsa Vi agt1u lIart 1lttiJ.
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s.ss NoEICE.
Ad'l'idSa Morgan In Ashland County

Ad'laiaS. morgan In Ashland County
John y Morgan, Common pl.a,
ToHN n. MORGAN, whose place Of ,ess,.
d dence Is unknown, is notified that AL.
laide z: Morgan did, on the 18th d.y Of June
A. D. 1865. file her petition in the Office Of
the G ERIK Of the Court of Common Pleas with
In and for the County Of Ashland and state
Of Ohio, charging the said John II Morgan
with having o former wife living atthe tfme
Of solemnizing 1.-The second marriage with
The petitioner, and asking that she NAV be
divorced from The said John II, Morgan, and
restored 10 her maiden name. Which nett
tion will stand for hearing at the nexi term
OF said Court. 20 ADELAIDE p. MORGAN.
BY VIM. y. Mc0arty. her ATTY. gghI s3f6i
Ashland, June ilss-ewi az Sad S9tb
~raasaeoaA NOTICE gr "a we (
Noties,i is hereby given thai he Iapder1sisrn
ed has besh ddIy appointed md qualtBcd hd.
minisiraior Of tho estate OF WIN. B,tydi
late'of Lake IT,, deceased.
STEPHEN DuRp.
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ThsJudisisl cohvsds Jon thil bis.
,rict, composed Of Riohlshd, Morros and
Ashland Counties, to put in nomination a
candidats for Judge Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, will be held in Ashland, on
Tuesday, August l4,h, 1866, The dele.
gates to the Convention will be elected
by each township on the llth day of the
same month, The call Of the Judicial
Conimittee VIII be published next week,
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IDEMQcRATG PRIMARY letting.
| Cali i the he corral Committee.

The Democratic Electors Of Ashland
County arc requested 10 meet at their
usual places of holding elections in their
several townships, on
Saturday, August II, 1866,
for the purpose OF voting for the nemina-
tion OF the following o9icsys to BE- elected
at tho October elsO6oA tidAAshlahd souh.
ty, to-wit:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-31
PROPOSALS FOB WELLS, PUMPS, sc.
MAYORS OFFICE.

MAYORS OFFICE,
WAsHISGToN, January q, 1866.
Proposals in writing will be receiv we'd at this Office
to IL o'clock NJ, the 5th of February next for
ter, and fer sinking Wells, ncIndipg ali n.cessary
materials and craftsmanship in digging, laying, FIX
keeping the same in perfect repair for constant
IN the First district, composed Of the First and
the Third, Fourth, and Seventh Wards; and in the
Ihird District; composed Of the Fifth and Sixth
to be given to different contractors for the term OF
oe t NM on the lst day Of April 1856,
FOR WELLS
Digging and wallins wells, Including materials
to De inches tSck Of sIe The walls
Sinking old wells deeper per foot
Taking cut old walls and putting in same per
Cases of eight feet length, per fsot.
Cases more than eight feet length, per foot
Covering new wells. including materials. Tho
d to be Of tagging not less than inches
Paving new wells, including brick ard pump
Opening old wells and covering same with old
OPENING old wells and covering same with new
tagging.
Taking out and putting in old pumps, per log
Making ne " joints in old logs. D..
New logs put in old pumpe, per feot.
New pumps, per foot.
The top log of the pumps to be Of the best sea.
soned white oak, and the remainder to be of the
best seasoned yellow pine.
FOR RYDRANTS
Keeping the hydrants in repair, viz stoppin o
ell leaks, &c all new valves and spous re pairipS
the old ones and repairing the old irons belonging
70 them, when IL can be done without taking the
by drants out, each.
Taking out hydrants and putting in same !, each.
New hydrAnts, per foot.
Spouts for hydrants, each.
Speut stones do. do.
Painting pumps and hydrants. each.
IRON WORK
Handles, a1les, spears, plates, bands, and re.
pairs, per pound.
sponts and lower box -irsns, for pumps, each.
New Joints to old spears.
New spout and valve irons for hydrants,
The work and materials to be all Of the best ON al.
ity Of their respective kinds. - -.
No offer will be received that 10 not made by Q
practical pump maker.
The person or persons whose offer nay be accert-
ed will be required to enter into bond for one
thousand dollars. with two good sureties, condi.
toned for the faithful performance Of his DR. their
contract and should any contractor cor tractors
fail refuse to comply with say of the CO editions
or terms Of bis their contract, 10 any
work within the time named in the order Of the
Commissioner directing it to be done. the Mayor
is authorized to employ any other person or per-
lials, upon such terms as he may deem ex ped emit
in which event the contractor or contractors SO
fail shall he responsible to this Cor poration for
apJ los, or damage 1t may sustain thereby and the
Mayor may, at his discretion, annul the contract
OF such contractor or contractors.
RICHARD WALBACH,
"a A-eotfe3 Mayor