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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

6AIOHAAOHs'0 - Mn ~ Es
The Original and Best In the World The only trul
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and Instan
taneous. Produces Immediately . splendid Black 0,
naturz Brown, without ujuring the hair skin. kso
edies the i'll effects Of bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists
The genuine Is signed William A. BAtchelof. Also,
TERMINATING EXTRACT OF MILLRYLEURs,
for Restoring and Beautifyng the Hair.
sugN-dAw1y CHARLES BACHELOR, n. 7.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

sTscientinc Discovery-cABUs' INV DYE
II you want to vs your Hair dyed With this prep
aration, GO 10 CABUA This Dye does not give the
hair dead appearance IKE other dyes, but gives Il
FINE GLOSS and promotes the growth Of the Aaif.
Sold and applied By GEORGE CABUs II his Fashionable
Hair Dressing syuon corner Main and Second streets
Keokuk Iowa ianld3u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04
New YORK. April 3.

NEW Aohh, APTit %.
Both the Regular and open stock boards
will adjourn o-day after the one o'clock ses-
sion, out of respect to the memory of the late
Mr.. John Ward, an old member of the stock
exchange, who died yesterday.
Texas, March eth, has been received. An
Imperialst account gives highly colored de-
tail to the effect TO open the road from Mata-
moras to the interior of Mexico.
A campaign has been forced on Maximil-
Ian by the clamor of the Matamoras mer-
chants.
The several columns which simultaneously,
as previously announced, had reached their
destination, Gen. Jeanigros had occupied
Monterey, and Gen. Davy held Saltillo, while
Dreyane was in possession of Voctoner.
Only Gen. Jeanigross had encountered any
force Of the Liberals, and these he had driven
from his route and reached Monterey without
loss. But practicually these marches had
done no good, as the Liberals returned to
them in force as soon as the Imperial column
had passed, and so INSTRUCTED the road az TO
render transit into the interior impossible.
They had made their temperance near Mat
amoras; and the merchants had given up all
hope of resuming trade with the interior.
The announcement that the Cordova rebel
colony had proved q failure, is confirmed,
and the exiies are abandoning Carlotta for
want of Imperial protection from the Next
can guerrillas, and a general discomfort pre-
vailed among the colonies.
Advices from St. Domingo state that the
Government Of President Baez had hardly
been inaugnrated before an effort WAS made
to overturn and destroy it.
A revolt had taken place in the province of
San Cristoval and various towns, headed by
General Cabrella. Congress, which is in
session promptly voted the men and means
to suppress the revolts, very few vigorous
blows had defeated and routed the rebels and
obtained the mastery in the revolted districts.
The rebel leader, Gen. Cabrella, who had
been prominent in placing BALI in the presi-
Dental chair, has asked permission to leave
the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

WINDOW CURTAINS-Buf Git Shades
~ Green Gilt shsdrs, brown Gilt shades But
occsch Hollands, Green Scotch HeliAnds Window Rrl-
Cprd Tape, Pchnef Cord al sizea and clors for
sass 1891 ~ ~ wESW~rrf
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~ DIR. JAMES HAZELToN. Of New York, now
travelling in Colorado, writes to friend = follow:
Everywhere on tbs Plains and through the hsun-
tains find Dr. swAIx's Bourbon Bittefs. have ire
qusntly used tAsz asd had Ne. Ssrs - vApl6s.e.
n M msnuieturery of Beverages Kad malisested the
conscientious regard for The public welfare and the
same skill in compcnndng really valuable medicinal
beverage, there wonA be less need for - lie
people AsAisst then.p dlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04
A CROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN, womsn and Child whohas uesd
STERIING'S AMBROSIA

recommend IT, Tnfee year, oil rapidly In
creasing ssle have made the Aohrosia famous all Owe
the world.
IT IS WARRANTED TO PLEASE,
1t cures Itching Of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on Raid Heads
Itprevents the Hair from Falling Out.
1t renders the HAIR soit and Glossy.
0leanses the Scalp Cools the Heated Brow Reno
Dandruf; Cures Nervous Headache; Cures Bsldneas;
Insures Luxuant Locks; Inclines HAIR Curl; saper-
ssdes wigs; Kills Hair Eaters. Good effect appArenfat
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia will suit ron % T. Elegantly put up
0efcately Perfumed. Patronixe by Opera Singers and
Actxesses Sold In splendid boxes or cartons contain.
ing to large botties-No. for morning, No for
evening.
THHR1 - NO H1IgTAxD ABOUT TT.
I 6ryRLIEGs AMBROsrA 10 the lest most agreeable
and effective toilet II the world 10 prove this try
car ton. +
Sold BY Druggists,
stefiisg's Anssssia Manufacturing COMPANY.
216 Fulton Street, new York.
oct17-dsw1y
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A~won't Use any Other.-The last and best
The right article finally. Everybody ikesit II purely
vegetable Contains sugar Of lead. b thsbeoe Hair
Dressing in the world viii grey and faded hair
to ts original color in four weeks-every time-sure
pop" Inquire for webster's Vegetable Hair Invgors-
tor, and don't take any other It all humors Of
the scalp in week. For sale At vholels and retail
by D. A. KEaR, Third and Main streets, Keokuk
Iowa. Burnhaus Van Schaack, Wholesale Dssgsfsts,
10 Lake St Chicago, agents for the Northwest.
se,1Q -dasu + 80
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-05
EatnnaI miIitarr AsrIum.


TIE Managers Of the Ns ional Asylum f.r dis
charged volunteer sold r., authorized by act Of
Congress, approved March q, 1866 ask propo-a
for sites for Asylums by donation or sale. The
premises mus be situate in one Of the loyal States
contain at lesss 200 acres Of land, AMI be u a
healthy lection snd easy Of access by railroad or
otherwise. 1t is the purpose Of the managers to
erect, without delay extensive and permanent
fuildioes for said AsyIaus, and It's establishment
VII bs largely advautsg to any section or rail
road in the vicinity Of its loc. tion.
Pl-ns, spec fe 81 Ds, and estimates for Asylum
building, including Dc q iheJ cottages, are also
asked for the approval Of the Beard liberal com
pansation VIII be gwen fer the successful. plsn.
Froposals, plans, specification, and estinales-
the fist named = be in writing Containing plot and
DESCRIPTION Of ground and terms and con 5itiens q
trausfer-- must be sent to Major General 3. F.
BJTLFR, atLowelI, Mass, on or before the 9TH
day OF June, 1866. 100
BElJ. T. BUTLER,
President Board Of Managers
LEWIS 3. GUScEEL, Secretary.
iune5-.Hl 10Th
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To KEEP TIRES oy WHEELS Hear
what a practical man says on the sub
/ jet:
81 ironed q wagon one year ago for
my own use, and before putting on the
tires I filed the feiloes with Guseed
oil; and the tires have worn out and
were never loose. I iroued a buggy for
my own use several years ago, and the
tires are now as tight as when put on.
Ny method Of filing the felioes with
oils as follows ] use a long cast-iron
heater, made Tor the purpose. The oil
is brought to a boiling heat, the wheel
is placed on a stick So as to hang in oil
each iellOe, ga hogr for common
sized iell0e The timber should be dry,
rs green timber win not take in oil
Care should be taken that the oil be 40
hotter than q boiling heat. in order
that the timber be not burnt Timber
filed with oil Is not susceptible 10 wa
ter, and the timber is much more dura-
bic J was amused some years ago.
when I told the blacksmith how to
keep the tire tight on wheels, by his
telling me that IL was a profitable bus
mess 20 tighten tires, and the wagon
maFers VIII say lhat it Is Profitable to
Mm to make and repair wheels but
what viii the farmer who supports the
wheelwright and smith say.-Aag York
LggclwIsJrg H4g1-iaC.
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What the s.Press, say Of Is

GREAT GIFT DIsTRIBUTIoN.-A rare opportunity il
offered for o tanning watches, chairs, diamond
rngs, silvervaTe, etc, by Messrs. Arrandale 4 Co.
at No. l67 Broadway. They have an immense stock
OF articles, varying IN value, and s are offered al
one dollar each. The distribution is very furry
dOne-y0u agree to take certificate Of certain ar
t!cle, enclosed IN an envelope, and not required 70
pay your dollar unless you saushed with the ar
Ice, when will cerssInly be worth more than thai
amount and may Re o or 500. An excellent mode
this OF investing donar.-SuHday Times, ~ y. CITY,
February l5, 1850
Messrs. Alrandale & Co. have long been person
ally kncVI to US, snd We believe them 10 be very
worthy Of public cQnhdence.--N. y. Scottish Azacr.
Jour. June II, lSGi.
We have Inspected, ct the Office Of Arrapdale &
Co 5 Agency for European Manufacturing Jewell
iers, large assortment Of fashionable and valuable
Jewelry OF the newest patterns. We also noticed q
large quantity Of silver plate, snd understand that
the whole OF these newly m ported articles are to be
dispose OF on novel prime pie, q dng great ad
TRntagss 10 buyers, and afJrding extensive EN-
ploymentto agents We knew the firm IN question
10 be very respectable and thoroughly WORTHY o.
pu0llc confidence, and recommend our friends to
read her adTerIsement.-N. J.. Albion, Septegt-
Der 3, 1864.
By Messrs. Arrandale & Co.'S arrangement. the
advantages must be on the side Of the customer
for he has every thing 10 gain and nothing cOnnpar.
atVeIy 70 lore. de knows Whist he viii get for his
dollar beforehand, and he need not send IL if he ls
not satlshed.-N. y. Weekly NeCs, Aug. 6, 1864
EMPLOYMENT FOR LADIEs.-The most eligible and
profitable emplC yment we have head Of for ladies
s the sac OF certificates for the Great G Di5tTibu-
ton Of Arrandale Co. lady Of our aCqu -lntance
has been very su cessful in this way, not only IN
filing her own purse, but also IN dong good turn
10 those 70 whom she sold the Certificates as will
be seen by our advertising columns. Gentlemen
can aso DO thus enSsget.-N. y. Sunday Mercgl
Augbf IL, 1861.
In our columns the reader Will find an advertise
meut Of Arranda.e & Co.'s Gift Distribution Of
watches, JeNelry and sIveTware. Ia payment Of
that ADVERT sement we received several sets OF the
eWelry aiVf rt ed and We are warranted in SAYING
thsti both IN finish and quality, they exceeded our
expectations. They turned out % be just what
they had been repre- entec Tue Democrat (Lelg
ist,JCH,) Asg. II, 1861.
AGEAls.-We want SCENTS in every reg ment,
and IN every town and county In the country, end
those acting a. such VIII be allowed 10 cents on
every Cert hcate ordered by them, provided their
remittance amounts 10 one dollar. Agents viii col
iect % cents for every Certificate, and remit Is
cents 10 Us, either 10 cash or postage stamps.
a n h a Il 4. D.
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given US by the press of this
city, we know of none which we deem
as coming with so much heartfelt sin
cerity, as the following from the Nash
vels Daily Union:
at a period like the present, when our
city is filed to cyoTa0wing with transient
population, and diseases prevail 20 an ex-
tenn hitherto uudreamt of, it is proper that
the means Of cure should be Of ready ac-
cess, and that those Immediately interested
should have information which will lead
them to avail themselves Of competent
Medical advice, Men who have been edu-
Gated IN the best schools of the profession
Of Medicine, and been successful IN a prac-
tlce Of many years, are surely worthy Of
confidence; if they have given their atten-
tlon exclusively 10 one branch Of the pro-
iessiOn, aud made themselves masters Of it,
they have still more right 10 expect sup
port, more particularly il they have afford
ed proof Of their ability to cure. To this
latter class belongs DR.. L. l.. COLEMAN,
who, in his specially, has been a beuefsctor
TO the afflicted, and may ever be relied on
as a safe and sure physician"
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be found at cur Office.
relieving those afflicted with
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We make no charge for copying the
following advertisement from an Eng
lish exchange 1t is curious and pecu-
liar:
"Miss Talbot, 80 years lady's maid in
the highest circles of England, Paris,
and Spain, will forward full directions
in the new and beautiful art Of getting
up the face and eyes in the most bril-
liant style, with other recipes for the
toilette standing unrivalled. 80 stamps
Address, etc
What is meant by getting up the
| face and eyes, We are at q loss 70 de-
termine-Home Journal
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-05

The Radicals of Pittsburgh, at their
recent convention, resolved that We
owe a debt TO the defenders Of the flag
that we cannot repay" 1t must have
been the utter despair of ever being
able to liquidate this obligation that
induced the convention to put aside
the claims of various defenders of the
flag" and nominate civilians for all the
important offices
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-05

ITO ANY ONE aeguaiu'ed with the enormous
4 profits made by the ISLE Of Wa .es JewsIry
ana tauey tuo1s neral y, 70 CsnnCt be denied that
t-lts p O. pu-es can b. ho morally conducted gv.
ing % buyers the il worth Of their money, and at
Tee saln5 time f1rdIng the sellers Ear pr. 90. n
nfm long q rrade, and most specta1y conn c5ed,
have solved 20 sei! their entire o-k for sale on
tna popular pl of one price per article, conduct
ing the conc r. (which Is duly authorized accord
ing 20 iaW) IN he most far aud Oai basis 50 taat
every one p5lroulznE cannot tLl 10 obta fully the
worth 81 the money InvasIei-Vhile ons, ia q GER
t9lu number, gil have q hundred fold return.
mat they may DOT be sccused OF dscept on. they
propose senal1g sEmp he worth 81, with circular,
iree, % any one wishing 10 &c t1e teEiimscy or
the colceIn. has you see lt costs you nothing to
make The tai, while % may bring you a handsome
present. TRY IT. Send your address TO
ATKINSON d CO.,
ls5-lm COS ByoadWsy, NeW York.
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tenn.
MAY RULES, 1866,

NeVins Keith 4 Co,
rs. fAttschmet Bill.
G.. II Sgope, ct ais.
/ N this cause it appearing from comPlainant'r
i bill, vii his sworn to, chat defendant g. b
sYope is non resident Of the state 70 shat the Or
diuary process OF the law cannot be served upon
him:
It Is therefore ordered that publication he made
for four successive weeks, 10 the Nashville Union
a news paper published in the ~ Of Nashville Ten.
nessee, requiring said defendants 10 appear 1T the
next term Of hs Chancery Court, 10 be holden ri
LIv ngston on the first Monday ia August next
then and there to plead, answer or demur com
planants bin, or the sarae viii be tazcn for con-
fessed AS 70 themI and set for hearing ex rarte.
lel-wit J. ". WKi6dT, @. a NJ.
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The Massachusetts sb5litionists we're
in council at Boston last week They
pretended that nothing had been ac-
complished by the war, that the negro
had simply been transferred from one
form Of slavery to another, and
that IL was necessary for them to con
tinue their labors. All Of the speakers
damned Andrew johnson, and num-
Der Of them abused Abraham Lincoln
Stephen s. Foster declared Mr. Lincoln
had been "the faithful servant Of q
false and unprincipled people Mr.
Wendell Phillips said they had lost the
cause through The bigotry and COW
ardice Of Abraham Lincoln If the
dead Lincoln was thus spoken OF, what
could have been expected but the bit
terest denunciation Of the living
johnson, who stands between them and
the contamination Of their purposes :
/ Negro equality, political and social, was
demanded, without which they con
tended the colored race could not be
free; and Mr.. Phillips predicted that
until this was accomplished, the United
States would b. torn by revolutions as
often as France had been.
Thad Stevens was especially glorifed
by Mr P. The republican party he
saidswould have to take refuge under
the banner of the Pennsylvanian to
/ keep alive the war Of ideas. The diff
| ference between Mr.. Phillips and the
radicals in Congress is only .his-he
has the courage and manliDess to soy
what he wants and intends to have
they have the same ends in view, but
seek them indirectly The one appeals
to the reason and instincts of bis fol-
lowers-the others, essay to lead theirs
by fraud and falsehood Both, how
ever, viii discover ultimately that they
mistake the popular heart They are
! doomed To disappointment
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che had taken other forward steps, aud our
next duty was TO give the ballot % the col
ored men, and he prophesied That IL WOULD
bed lne be.ore a twelve mon Ga had passed.
Ii would be no new thing, for colored men men
had formerly voted ia that State and had
proved tbereelves GOOD citizens. The loy-
ell resple OF Tennessee had control Of the
S ate ana they Intended 20 use 10. 1t was
nrces-arr % 1ut the ballot in the hands OF
the black man, q then he would be re-
.u.c.e gervwLa.e We should move on
ora s,s Ii- uI-il ail were free Throughout
tbs length and breadth Of The land.
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4 ritter.

] raw her bat q moment,
Twas il a Hi5lt nr sk rt;
How pref iiy ele sailed along,
Ire ehsrIning litla hlrt!
I eaH her but Il N aments
Ahi teas a pretty iight
10 see her tread the croWded street,
WITH foot ers free and light.
[ saw her but & moment.
Vet syo e BY the " Old Harry,
Tho a pretty thing TO lo5k st,
She womb nsyer 90 to marry
Tho ] saw her hut a moment,
Yet ! knew she was a fiTt,
By tie iaunty airs she put on
As she swung her fitting skirt.
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/CHOLERl\
Z DISAR ED!
Ths Chief CaHsrg Of PnlIIrna B1.r

| nR- z. COUETARET's D.sustl1E F
II cured hy iei ers Patent ODD lfr Uu#
and France. Prepared solely iy rle See .
1 Bsinlecung Company m-thF.r LalUra.r~
20, 80 and ao2 Henry street, ~ ~. o.
/ Cedar street.
THIS Company Organized on n pen1ana-s ID
| with Ur COurtaret, trr reIefrlIHI Frrn. . ...-
10 charge pitts La0ratory, BE- prepared G. ..-
/ DIsINTErrisg FLrIDz for Sex rooms. NURSE
I mails, water closfts pusIes, cesspE0Is, -.HHH.
tsrs, ships, rlIr0fuar hO-U .taIa. ErIaUla #r. .
Institutions Of al kints. lI. ZItEr house, ..
/ iat boiling Establishments sH E.1Hs .. H.s.
GmmeuzeIy Inf res-Irg the value of Che ....Hr..
/ cry iauuerI, and Nhsfsyer p0auuu1. s-| .H..
| g,sls sEsl. These agent= are Iar|.~r.--. .
sep. c-, anhputrascenls, lrd f.s.~.. .sH..
fcentIhc meaning Of the words IHHT r.~
nOEOus ga Is ana Odors bv rHa~Ha. .rr.
isaUr iu their places hrI.t H"T sr.
srE0Tlhs, and H1f mrrtiU Gtal-.H. l. ura-
Rsses-nOt ibJuri Gus % ulsusI.- ll a..r .Ha-
used Inc attention OfmedrIl AMI -..r.
D. directed 70 these d.sI1f.e-suls. H..H.-a
testimonials no favor OF This great l .r.r.-
with hundreds Of Others, eau b. seen o.
pany's ONCE
DFLAvay H0Csr, ALBsyT. Msr-r
To the President Of tne NeF YORK l
Company
DEAE srE. It's al it is Represented fr .s
have made many trials 81 d.siul-cferl.. .a
c0usi Ger that ss have i.Ind au article OBJ.
passes al others a. a remedy 80 1-. all .a.
EaU-.
Mas T.aE.Arr s
To the President Of The New York l..-..
Company:
bEAE 1IE- We pronounce 70 UfEl-. r
% be- the best Ee have ever EnCEa. l-s --r.
every matter Is complete lld Ias-aa.als-
ca -rEraHs A9.rr IL s
BlG-N B-These D.s.n'ecllLs ere Used
scaF-ngera. under the dIrec .ru az .ar -al..ar.
Ice Of toe Metropolitan Health urDU-Ua.. "
York
POWELL A THOMPSON. a. Cellars '
General and Sole Agen.s Cor the Llr-f -s-
the Canadas, 10 Hhcm all orders alI..l d
dressed.
For sals ~ an Druggists and 6eu-n lst
the Tn ted States End CANALS. ra
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Send IS Cents for Certificate.

In all transactions by Tasil, we shall charge for
forwarding the C5rlicstss paying postage and
doing the business, 20 cents each, which must be
enclosed when the Certificate Is sent for Five Ger
ticatss will be sent for 81 eleven for 81 thirty for
50, slxty-tiTe for $40; one hundred for SIS.
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ARRAKDALR 3 90, ManufncLnrers, Arenl.

AhhANDALb d CO.. Manufacturers Agents
No. l67 Broadway, New York,
Announce that all OF the above list OF goods VIII be
sold for One Dollar each.
In consequence Of the great stsgnstion OF trade
~ the manuiac uTing districts Of England, through
The war having cat Cd the supply Of cotton, a large
quantity Of Valuable JeWery, originally Intended
Tor the English Market has been sent OF for sale
IN TINS county, and must Be sold at anu sacrifice! IN
der these elrcums tances, ARRANDALE & Co, act
ing az agents for the principal European Manuiae.
turers, nave resolved upon great GJt ADDOrti0a-
neRt TO be divided according TO the following regu-
latOns;
Certificates OF the yarous articles are put into en-
yelopes Ildlscnmlnatsiy, sealed up, and when or
dered, are tazen out without regard 10 choice, and
sent by mail, thus showing no IzVoritsm. On re-
to have, and then It u a. your option to send the
dollar and take the article or NOT Purchasers may
thus obtain a Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, OF auy
set OF JeHelrY on our list for One Dollar
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-05

Two brothers named Welch got into
a ightin Memphis, Thursday evening
last end attempted TO kill each other
Fortunately they got off without much
damage.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERM AsTER,
NASHVILLE, TESN., May q, 1865.
I WILL offer for sale atpublic auction on Wednes-
L day, the 18th ofJune next, at the Northwestern
Grain Sheds in this city,
1900 Bushels Com.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a m.
Terms cash in Cover Ment fund7
By order OfA Fl Eddy, Byt 1T Col fnd Depot Q NJ.
( b. Kirk,
msy25-teI2 Bvt. Msior end A @. 81.
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Proposals
For Leasing Ike Convict Labor of the Stat,
PesiteutiaFv of Tenn

= = - ffN'SI1AS
For Leasing Ike COnvict Labor of the State
PesitentiaTy of Tenn.
SEALED Pr POSALS will be received by the
- und rsigned for leasing TIE convict labor Of the
state Penitenhary Of Tennessee til the 18th day o.
June proximo, for the period OF four years from
said date, with the preieres &c in favor Of the
Lessee for an additional our years over other bd-
ders for new proposals st ths end Of The first four
ysars-OLher things being equal. The Lesses vii
be authorized TO occupy and take charge Of the
Shops and WOrkhsuse 10 SAID PenitenuaTY; 70 put
up such mach merry As lie may 0eslTs and shall
be agreed upon, all the TOOLS fixtures and materials
on hand, 10th finished and Unhn he'd. Said Lessee
sha also be bC ind 10 bIre al the able conVcts on
hand, OF thst msy hereaf er come into said Peni-
Tertiary durrg his term Of lease excepting such as
may be necessary to keep up the establishment
S7id Lessee snail treat those hired with humanity
ard kindness conforming TO such rules bY-lsws and
regulations as may be established 10y the Directors,
snd work them rot exceeding ten hours per day.
For each convict thus employed the Lessee shall
pay into the State Treasury the price per day bid,
sa d PAYMENT to be made quarterly he shsll also
give rond with approved security in the sum Of
Fifty thousand dol airs, payah5 TO the State OF Ten
nessee, for the faithful, per torrance Of the under
taking hereby imposed. 9 he cOnvicts will be pro-
yisionsd and clothed by the Stale Of Tennessee.
The present NUM- er OF co 1Victs-twO huud,ed and
tWenty-which number VIII probably be very large
ly increased at an early daJe. Al! cOIpmun cations
may be sent to the Directors st either the City Ho
SAML E HARE,
3 SHANKLAND,
WHILE.
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