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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-30
Died OF Too l1nCh Rent

The Richmond Ecamiasr IS savage on
the landlords of that city. HcIe is its
last shot, which we present Gs specl
men: That's what people say when pas.
Stag the stores upon the business thor.
oughfares, they fnd them closed and a pla-
card announces the place for rent" How
death in the household, ind lcsted by
Grape upon the door knocker, are these
commercial deaths disclosed Died of
too much rent" The man that rented
didn't die, but his business did-diod Of
absorption, depletion, died Of cupping
and leechiDg, that took away the life.
blood of his business, And then he sold
out and moved away, and then the cup
ping and leeching landlord put back the
Sign again" For Rent and setting
like spider in the corner of Lis web,
awaits another victim.
Arc not these Landlords murderers-the
murderers of our trade and commerce,
and commercial activity and prosperity
If their offsnse is not indictable in the
courts, il is indictable at the. bar Of pub.
lie opinion; and they should be made to
made to feel tho dire weight OF apeoples
condemnation, accompanied by the yer'
dict in each instance" Died OF too much
rent" .-r
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ESCAPE OF A PRIsONER.-A lad named
Vim. Brainard escaped from tie lookup
on Saturday night. He broke the lock
from his cell door and made good his es-
cape while the keeper of the prison was
at supper. Brainard was charged with
being engaged in the robbery at the res
idence of Mrs. Pigman. on Friday night
though boy Of but ten years of age
he is a great rogue. But few months
ago he was tried before the Circuit
Court for breaking into aud robbing the
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
on Fourth street. His extreme. youth
fitness was all that saved him from the
penitentiary; He is young in years, but
old In crime. If Wheeling had house
of reform tho little wanderer might DO
reclaimed, but as it is we fear he will
come to bad end.
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rvocutor's Notice.
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

DEATH OF AN ESTEEMED CITIZEN
Early on Saturday morning, MT oamuei
M. Hamilton breathed his last. he dled
at the residence of his parents, on Mon
roe street. Mr.. II. has for the past ten or
fifteen years been in the employ of the
Union Telegraph Company, at their
Office in this city. BY strict attention to
his business he grew from messenger
boy to one Of the leading operators in
the employ of the company. He was
well known in this city, and leaves
host of friends to mourn his death. He
was young man of great promise, socia.
bic, clever and genial-geuerous to a
fault. He died with the hope of bless
ed immortality. His memory will ever
be- fondiy cherished by all who knew
him. The remains were yesterday fol-
lowed to their last resting placein Mount
Wood, by q vast cOncourse of friends.
The following, which has been furnish
cd us by Mr. Thompson MKelvey, Tele
graph Agent at this point, will explain
itself
OFFICE OF THE WESTERN UNION TELPH Co, }
WHEELING, w. Va, July 2S, 1866.
At meeting of the Operators of the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
held by telegraph on the afternoon of
July 25th, to express their sorrow at the
death Of their late friend, Samuel NJ.
Hamilton, ESQ, recently of the Wheeling
Office, Mr.. ID. Fleming, of Pittsburg,
was called to the chair, aud MIR. j. D.
Hoge, of GAINESVILLE, appointed Secretary.
The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, We have learned, with sin
cere regret, Of the death of our late
fellow.operator, Samuel NJ. Hamilton
ESQ and, while we bow humbly TO the
will of Him who doeth all things wei,
we feel that it is void created in our
midst; and therefore be it
Resolved, That in his death We have
lost a sincere friend, kind, genial COM
panion, one whose place will not soon he
filed in our heart.
RESOLVED, That we tender to his be-
reaved friends and relatives our sincere
aad heartfelt sympathy in this their
time of severe affection.
Resolved, That we drape cur respective
olucos III uOuIulnS loI Unity udSo as
mark of respect to the memory of our
deceased associate. and that the forego.
ing preamble and resolutions be pub.
lished in the daily papers and a copy be
presented to the family of the deceased.
Signed
NJ N. MARKLE, Pittsburg;
A. T. MCKELvEY, Wheeling;
J. T. LYLE. Newark;
EDWARD LANE, Columbus;
T. JOHNSON, Cincinnati.
Committee on Resolutions
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CHOLERA AND WATERING PLACES
Complaint is rife amoHg those interested
IN the prosperity of the fashionable wa
tering places that the present season Is
unusually dull. From the fact that
cholera was dreaded and it is said to
nave actually appeared in our chief cities,
II was assumed that almost everybody
S VINO could get away, would "cut stick,
eus ~ Is now claimed that the dread OF
u uIaoss :; instead Of helping the watering
fay d d. &c 20 ; p1sit.Se injury to them. If a
little hamlets or farm hoSsss go, tiOV au
hour or two of the city, where tbsir own
family physician may be within immsd;
ate call. This is not theory, as u !. wsi,
known that in 1882, '33, "a and 40 diE
ferent fashionable summer resorts
throughout the country, were sparssIv
MISUNDERSTANDING comasreiai,
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ANOTHER LAUREL FOR WHEELING
A dispatch, received here yesterday, from
Louisville, states that the Manncrchor
Singing Society, of this city, were
awarded i handsome prize for their ef-
fort at the Great Prize Concert of tho
Saengerbund few days since. We have
also been shown very hatteripg notice
in the Louisville Anseiger complimentlng
the Wheeling Mannerchor as worthy OF
Icing placed alongside the German vo'
cal societies of ills country.
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ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.-John Len
nox, who is charged with the killing OF
Robert Morrow, in Washington, Pa
made an almost successful attempt to
escape from the Beaver county Jail few
DAYS ago. Lennox was confined in the
Washington county Jail for near a year.
during which time no succeeded in get
ting ont of jail once or twice, and made
a humber of desperate efforts for his
freedom. He was removed to Beaver
county a few months ago, and 1T seems
he is at his old tricks. 1t is thought he
is NOW in safe quarters.
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uDeSaI

PUREsT AND SWEETEST COP LIVER
OIL-in the world manufactured from
fresh selected livers on the sea coast.
This oil is characterized by sweetness
and purity peculiar toit alone. Its
reputation is so great that it takes the
head of other oils, and is universally pre-
scribed by physicians. Remember to
ask for" Hazard g. Caswell's Cod Liver
Oil"
CAswEIL, MACK & Co, New York,
Sole Manufacturers,
For sale by all Druggists. l2Owms
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ACCIDENT on THE HEMPFIELD RAIL
RoAD-On Saturday morning the train
on the Hempfeld Railroad met with an
accident near the coal banks about three
miles east of this city, A switch had
been Left open and the passenger train
tau off on side track aud collided with
coal train. Several of the coal cars
were badly damaged, and the passenger
body hurt"
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BuReLARY.-On Friday night the resi-.
dence of Mrs. Pigman, in the Inlro
Ward, was entered and robbed OF q
quantity of clothing, etc. On SATURDAY Jay
two young rogues were arrested anu
placed in the lock up for trial. a por'
ton of the stolen property was re00'
ered
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS Bottle
Wax for fruit cans, Fahnestock'S, Anchor,
Diamond, Cottage, Philadelphia and 9th
er brands of white lead, Goes Dyspepsia
Cure and Piso's Cure for Consumption,
for sale by T. Fl. Logan IL Co, and Lo.
gan, List g. Co., Wholesale and Retail
Druggists, Wheeling.
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REWARD TO BE DIsTRIBUTED.-The
Commission for the distribution of the
reward (S2O,OOO) among those who as
sisted in capturing the Harrison Nation
al Bank robbers is in sessian now, at
Cadiz, Ohio, and judging by the numer-
GUS claimants. it is probable that the
Commission will sit several days.
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THE CHALLENGE of the Union" Base
poll Climb of washington, Pa, rendered
:" The "Hunkidorl" Club of this city has
hssn accepted. A match game will be
u UH. on the Island on Wednesday next,
batween the hours of nine o'clock A. NJ.
and three o'clock p. NJ.
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For sale by all Druggists. l2Owms

Doors AND SHOES FOR THE MILLION.
We observe that our enterprlsing
shoe dealers Messrs. Blond and Bach
man, have on hand one of the largest
and most complete assortments of boots,
shoes and CATERS ever brought TO the
CITY. Prices reasonable. Call at their
store, Main Street, corner Sprigg Alley,
and secure bargains.
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The DARKIEs OF tlis city and vicinity
are making extensive pruparHtio-. Sc.
proper celebration of the first of Au.
gust-the anniversary of emancipation
in the West Indies.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-30

OUR NATIONAL GAME.-Wheeling can
now boast three regularly organized
Base Ball Clubs--the "Star," "HuDki
doli" and "Auchor Ere long we shall
expect to see fine sport on tho Island
Commons.
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The EVENINGS are becoming more
pleasant, and as the moon is full oar
streets are nightly throneed with pronen
aiding parties. The National Road East
aud West of the city is we'll pationized
by persons enjoying horseback and bug
gy riding.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-30

HE eREENwooD CEMETERY is low be-
ing handsomely fitted up. It has been
measured 0t in lots, and already one in
torment has been made in it. On satur.
day we saw the Cemetery grounds for the
nrst time since they were purchased and
laid out for that purpose. The situation
is on admirable one and the Cemetery
will no doubt In time bs one of the most
beautiful in the Western country.
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FIaHr.-A couple of pugilists yestor-
day engaged in little private "set to"
in the alley back of M'Donald & Youngs
Livery Stables. Several rounds We're
fought, when one Of the participants
tailed to come to time and the combat
was ended,
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unsatisfactory the weather was
warm and sultry. Above and below the
city, we learn, showers Of rain descended,
but up to late hour last night mary
drop" had fallen here.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-30

PoLIcE.-On Saturday in the Police
Court Casper Breidenstein, for exposing
spoiled meat for sale in the market, was
fned one dollar and costs; and Benz.
Ault, for insulting a gentleman by call
ing him liar, was fined five dollars and
Costs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-30

TRR LATEST STYLE Or BoNNEIs.-Our
lady readers will be glad to know that
in Paris tho fashionable millinars have
been gradually making bonnets smaller
aud smaller and beautifully less, until
now the latest style consists of single
ribbon tied around the head, with o
veil, generally Of some black material,
attached 10 il
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-30

THE Second Ward Market House is
beginning to look more creditable. By
the time the work of withdrawing is
completed the old institution will have
resumed tho appearance of a new build
inc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-30

FRUIT PREsERvINe.--The work Of
building an alright fruit preserving
house in this city has already been COM
meneed. The foundation of the build
ing Is already being laid on Fifth street,
between Monroe and Quincy. 1t is ex.
peoted that the house will be ready for
tho reception Of fruit by the middle Of
September.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-30

THE Third Ward Public School build
ing is being thoroughly repaired and re-
fitted. A new slate roof is being placed
upon it, and internal improvements are
progressing finely.
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AN ADJOURNED MEETING of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held
at the Rooms this evening. A lecture on
$50 Ahead" will be delivered. See no.
tice in another column.
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Or. Larookah's
INDIAN VEG II T A - l. Y
Pulmonic Syrup!
CaUGHs, COLDS, Woo.

PING Cough, Group. Asthma, CatArrh,
RToucbitiA Pain In the Side. Night swsAts
HoarseBess, TO which public speakers and sing
.r. Ar. liable. Consumtioa, In it, early stages.
and all diseases Of tho Throat and Lnnrs
Indor,sd by tho highest medical authority
.,t-nSrasn NJ avery denomination, authors, edi
30. ,,-oGr.sor, In our various colleges aud BY
.oi'' ~ cur most eminent public men
nanL - no opium, Il IL adapted 70 ever
Ooo.Ssihl.s rsed without fear Of the dan
gsrous results whicn a xh,eb onium and
the Cough preparations - .tlial Prize 81
ipecac are tho base. Giveit- QsIGHIo
cents and 81 per Bottle DR.. Err
Proprietor. Mslross, Msss ~
LIST & CO, LACGHLIAs a EUsHFIRLD
and al Retail By Merchants and Druggists sy'
erywhers hs1s. lvsom
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DR.. LAR00KAH'S
Sarsaparilla COMPOUND |

nor THE SPEEDY AND PER.
Il MANENT cure Of Liver Complaint, scrof.
nla, or Kings Evil, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Neu'
ralgia, Epilepsy. Erysipelas, 30; Antbonys Fire
RLsam, Ulcers aud Sores, Rhsumatism, Pain In
the stomach, Side and Bowels, General Debili.
~, Uterine Liberation, Syphilis and hercursi
Disease and all complaints arisi1g from or re-
sulting in Impure Blood.
II is doubt uhs strength OF any other Ssrsaps.
rills Compound In the market, and 10 endorsed
b. the medical faculty a. the bet and eAsopcst
Eiood Purifier extant Proc q % Per Bottl.
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ABUNDANT Fruit and vegetables
we're abundant in the market on Satur'
day.
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LAUGHLIN'S
Old Home Buffers.
VIII Cure Dyspepsia Always.
Will euro Dyspepsia Always.
viii Cure Dyspepsia Always.
Old Home Bitters.
Old Home Bitters.
Old Home Bit RI.
VIII Cure Indigestion and Nauseau
Will Cure Indigestion aud NAuseau.
WIN Cure Indigestion and Nassau,
Old Home Bittsrs
Old Home B'tters,
Old Home Ritters.
Regulates the StomEo7.
Regu lates the Stomach.
Regulates tho Stomach
Old Home btters
old Home Bittere
Old Home b tiers.
Gures heartburn and Headache
(,urps Heartburn and Headache.
Cures Heartburn and Headache
Old Home Bite =.
Old Home tiers.
Old Home Bitters.
Ara indispensable ~ every traveller, as II nj
opce preyents diZZiress and sea slckness, ard 10
a certain preventative OF the eyi! effects OF con-
slant change Of water.
Old Home Bltters.
Ola Home BitreTs
Old home Bitters.
The Great summer Remedy.
The Great Summer Rem-dy
Tibet irest Summer Remedy.
ToGive Tone 70 the Stom oh
To rtrengt then the Appetite
To Give Good Appetite
To InvigorAte the Invalid
Old Home Bitters-
Old Home Bl'ters
Old Home Bitterl
Old Home Birtsrs
VII Cure Dyspepsia.
VII Cure Weakness.
Will Cure Debility.
viii Cure Heartburn.
Prepared only 6y p, ,,yo prvvvrvrn
Wheeling
soldl5y dealers everywhere. iezs
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TuEUDNBTNaTEONOF PCLVEH
TSsD slate and visc"us matter "a roGhng
material stands unrivalrd A mast 1t adapts
itselt 20 every shape and slope. II Is Don-oo,n
bustitle, inp-ryious, non EXPANSIVE and "a ae
rsying Frost dres Dot crack. nor heat olt 'VINs
IN, The only roofing material ever discovered
that will resist the action 81 the elements a
long a. the structure It prU'rcts FOR rspAif1R
old and preserving new metallic roofs OF az
kinda Plastic Slate hss never been o. uAt.s. a,
whilo II has proved an invaluabls aequisit,on 70
the mechanic arts a. a preseTver pi Detal eau
wood when irnbeddrd In water or earth, or OK,
possd 30 the weather. Being susoSpuole "
little n any. wear from exposure, ana peflscuy
ire.proof il 10 uneq nailed as paint Tor railroad
aud farm buildings, fences and erlJges, lI0b "
wooden. .. ~.
Having procured the sole night h. ass the
above roofing material In the counties OF Ohio
and Wood 70 are prepared at al tines 70 put
on new or repair dip roofs Il the ssSItest posst
bic notice. Our terms arc reasonable ana "olk
guaranteed ,,- c,ppu.pTEco
30 l79 Market square
na9s Wheeling W. Va
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IS half chests euuysvdss md Young BY.
sOn, nns 70 ehe.cs Padss M - Sxs ~ siJ "f
salsky rEJ sf-r-
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TRANspo
SUMMER SCHEDULE :
BALTIM0 IRE &OHIo R, r

OFFICE BALTIMORE ONO RAuRoApoo
2 wheeling. June Ia, 1866.
DAssRNGER TRAINS WILL RUN
i by the following schedule on and after the
18th Of june. ISS6:s = 10y -
III ACCOMMODATION TRAN. ~
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Chaplain 18th w

NABHvILLE, Tenn, Dec. I, 1895.
Mesare. McCABB, KRAFT 4 Co.-6entkmen
1 have been using your "DiArrboa Compound
| my family for some time, and oan say with
much pleasure, that IL is the best medicine OF
the kind have ever used, and do oheorfully 10.
commend IL 70 my friends.
With much respect, am your friend,
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OF metchlIo, brO. u 70.
McCABE, KRAFT q co, Wholesale Drug.
Rists wheeling w. Va, Sole Proprietors, 70
whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by REED, KRAFT CO., Centre
Wheeling; WEST Il MITCHELL, bridgeport
o. and by dealers in medicines everywhere
feb246md&w
, 1866-09-04
Special Notices.


Il the only Rnys1c1sn Al Specialist NOW In tbs city
shat cAn b entirely relied upon. Go TO 11x. and not
suffer Disease to reznsln IN your system, daaguxlns
your faen snd body, daes destroying Jons happiness
snd future prospects In He. He has made personal
dtsease and retrous debility hts study tor the last
twenty Jcasa, and u, therefore, the pezson whom an
ac;ed ehonld consult. 10 heard OF patient
Of his not being cured since ht hs been IN this city
His reputation has yorchcz5 in m tho ctY papers.
hIa pscnts and the medical psnAsos, both hcze and
ahrosa rs hesng me most skilled Specialist hesr, and
thorough 1assc1 ct his profession II an others ILL.,
don't despair; giro him cal. 1t u only q common
occurztncawtth him to eutc such CASES. Ills Tooyna
tEe eeparats br lsd1a and gentlemen, and tic most
complete. In tic city. Consultations hee ana con.
Gdcnual.
omcc 17O sonta C1ask1s4 corner OF Monroest, tasi
: block from the Post Ottee. Post Oncs Box 154,
Chicago, I'll. 0me. hou1s ftcn a. m. to8p- N.
Send fbr hIs "Getdc to 1eaash" publlshed monthly,
ffee Of charge
IopN8 MKs, TAXI PAK1u:ULkR Eon1.-Docto1
Btg-sow dsyotea muck Of his time to the treatment of
toec Gases caused bT encret hai. which ruas bath
body mad mini uniting rs individual for
either b7siness or socdey. Ths sad effects o1 these
carly hsbite the exoe q per 5csrs Is to weskeu
and dehintata tho constitution. destroy the physical
sad mtnl poWe1s diminish ind enfeeb!s the nstu1a,
feelings md exhaust the vital energies ct manhood
the plessuren nt LIE asre the oh}ect o{ marriage
frustrated, antex1se1ee itseu rendered term OF m.
eeasans misery and rrsret. Such pcrsons especially
those contemplating marriage, aheud loss no tina II
making immediate application a. Dr.. B. BY his nav
treatment ii enabled to ensure speedy and permanent
curc.
~0nce, 1z9 South C1srkss, corner Of Monrocst
tt647t
, 1866-09-04

DR.. James,
Formerly Of james Lock Hospltal Custom Housest,
New Orleans. La established IN 1850. now permanently
located At SO Raadoph-st Chicago, H., Specialist In
the treatment Of OLD CHRONIC. MEEerR1A1. scaoTU-
1ors. ard all Kinds Of BLOOD ASD sE1s psxAsrs, AID
ALL DzkEAsfs or 4 CONTAGIOUS CuAc1c1Es-
Cures them without rcsortng Mcrrary, 1oproE Po-
rA8, Arsenle OF any poison, but With NzU1EALzEr,
Aeos111vK cuEE fos nil hun,o1s and blood poisons.
ORGANIC WKAEsEss, brought on By abuse Of the sys-
TEN, early ind!scrcttons eIcesses, entaed hefedi
tsrtly, causing loss Of memory confusion, depression
dness and of.enttmes insanity with other deplorahie
ua.n ot symptoms, treated and radically cured BY an
inta1able method. esvIng much time 1nd expense. All
diseases pecnar to the scres Of private nature rsd
cally cured.
Old diseases, where the blood has become poisoned
producing blotehes On tho flcc small watezy baters
pains in tho head and bones, liberated thEost nose
limbs and oody, scrouls together with IN endless nu-
bes Of su1erlngs.
the South, the medical faculty. and professors Of medl
cal colleges &c. TAose afflicted should apply inmeli.
ate1s, and b cured Of these terrible tisc.ses.
Dr.. Jamcs reputation In the treatment Of these ds
cases Is perhaps largely due to his not using mercury
Ht1AA[4o2S A@4t ~ GUb
cure bnt for time Keep the disease from appearing
externally to break future period In far WORST
typo than 1t originally presented ITSELF Those whe
have had course Of mercutial treatment welt know
the truth Of the foregoing remarks. They know 1ha
while they hare sought relief from dseaEe, thel
have acquired another 1uescurIa, dlseasc-and ar
| still troubled with thels original ai}ncnr.
There are thousands that can testify that tho treat
1nent the SECTgAI1xE, used By d.. James is at ono
safe and sure, and the cure permanent. For fuEthc
particulars We wouId refer 10 the second edition Of tn
"2lon!tor" BY Dr., James, It tsould be read By all I
1t contains information of vital Importance Addres
| Ds. James, enclosing 50 cents.
Dr.. James can be coandentlay consulted 1t his ofc
and pa,lo.s, SB Haaao'phAt., from . a. mtto p. m
| Sundasz In the forenoon. -'ss
, 1866-09-04

OFFICE SUPERINTENDING EN-
~ GlSEEh nAKBqK lxrzoy1xsxX51s5 Xs51H5 LAKE
Sealed PFpposa4 Will b received 1t th!s otce until
Dredging At Aux Ices Se1ea, Frank{orf, Michigan.
Separate Proposals VIII be received for each class Of
MATERIAL or 1a5or or Tor doing the entire WORK, part
O. It.
1850 Thits o5f pilss Einch diameter at s1a end, and
,to aanins asIlg II I'll e aeh square timber to bs o,
white oak Or Norway plne.{xI Ia lengths OF q
feet, and y In lengths Or 70 feet3
6ooo feet (board measure) eaHed lumber OF oaE or
Norway ptne-ln lengths Of 3 feet.
1000 Iron holt, IN In. "a: and 81 ia. long.
L7m pounds of wrought ltun spikes. $ In
i.TS cords ii stone, tcoob1e or rubnie)
The cEibs viii be 81 feet long 20 test WIDE and seTea'
Iabor Vii include driytng the piles, framing the
tubes Of crb putting together cutting and
The boltz bolung together the tnbers, olug the
there viii be about so cubic JaEds Of eaEth nbore
water and $1,000 baow the surfaces OF tao WAFER 70 be
nc whole worfso be finished By Oct ]. 1851
For further particulars 9pp}y to this ot1ce-
Every offer n1da must be accompanied nf &T1t{en
guarantee signed by more responsible persons
fhat TIC bidder bidders will tsitnful1y comply viii
The proposals win BE- made In duplicate and eaclosed
In envelopes endorsed "Propo4as for Aux Becs hcles
~" ">'~ MAJOR J. B. WHEELER.
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