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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
xRREsT.
rHaRR RIVER THIEVES PROVE TO BIZ THREE WOULD
BE MURDERBRs

THagg RIVER THIEVES PROVE TO BIZ THREE WOULD
BE MURDERBRs
On the I1th inst about 2 o'clock in the morning
"a the niah, watch at Hsyermeyer Elders sugar refinery
in was making rounds he discovered three
river thieves had landed FROM small boat on tho
dock adjoining their buildings Conceang himself TO waton
their movements. be detected them attempting 70 oohs
He gave the alarm bat before AID coua reaon
him III. thieves attacked Am besng him in most shochns
manner Being unable u deeAu nlu4seh having 'us ""'
Aner having kicked him until thsy thought he was insnmste
for help his relief the thieves 10 the mean te
aging to escape by running to the end OF he per au
across tho river In their boat This assault was reported n
TuR TKIBl M Of the subsequent day. -.
since the occurrence Capt HART OF the Harecr Poce pas
been unng 10 HI: exeItlons 70 Ierre. ous W.
On the evening the 10th inst Sergeant fngeraa ahu
Officers Thompson and jeffrey Of tue haroop rYaee r
rowing dow tie East River WHOM on nearing az 81 fsy
Ssy S.coyered boat containing three Believing them
TO thieves the police started alter aso anu hs
exciting overhaued them aud discovered In nei poo
The men Informed the officers that they bought the iron
from Schooner lying at Jersey City sergeant titssera
started with them Jersey bat arriving there they could
not rive the name OF the vessel aud ne arrested mem
taken before Recorder narinaae wese Ise
The Recorder them prison until an owner 20 H.
be found for the stolen property This Ws W W
Can, John Champsn OF the sloop Frank Dlion wuo
affidavit that iron stolen from bis vessel ns III 'ue
East River. 80 a.. ,..,;.. uho NJ,
.d the murder al Havsrmeyer Elders Rcfnery sent
the who had been assaulted with Sergeant fis
made the assault on him on the morning oil
the 18th. ,,,,,.r =,
aliases was companion of Howitt and Saul who were exc
cuted the Tombs in 1883 for the murder oil Pvae on
Baxter According present appearances he gooo
chance the State for time IN very pleasant 10
oality up the Hudson. nut, -, A..
Governor Of NewYork delivery upon the charge
assault with intent 20 kill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25

We have already announced that returns from II
counties foot up 81, 573 votes for 1hrockmorton, 20
s.723 for Pease The Unionsts Of Texas are generally
Radicals, who cordially support the policy OF Congress-
and though they were of course largely outnumbered
at the recent election they poed very respectaple
vote II Is highly gratifying TO find in the above
list of returns four Radical counties: Bexar Cameron,
Comal and Wood The first Of these, with its county
seat, San Antonio, is the stronghold OF Radcallsm III
Texas. Unfortunately, the Unionsts command no
than three four papers in the state; the most
mportaut of which, we believe are Flakes Bulletin Of
Galveston and The San antonio Express, both edited
by Germans. Arrangements have, however, been
made to establish several new Union papers
Texas is likely TO receive soon large addition 70
its population by foreign immigration, especially rom
Germany. The past history of the Germans in Texas
and other Southern States is guarantee that the ad-
dons to the population will be in almost every IN,
stance an accession of strength to the Unconditional
Union party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
Fifteenth Annual Meeting Of the American As
soeiation for the Advancement Of Science.


BUFFALO Monday, August 90 1876.
The session Of the Association this morning was
marked BY peculiar interest After the usual routine business
Chair and DR. Barnard President Of the Association dy
cred the following euo upon Professor Baehe OF the Oost
1endng meeting Of the Association this year President
Mr. PRESIDENT: The paper which hold in my hand con-
tains resolutions which will command the ready as
and e. &c O. 81 wSG ls pr vew Of
which the attendance at this meeting OF one
90 hOnored and esteemed associates Prof Alexander
night have e the duty Of presenting them to be discharged
% nv warm affection for the subject Of tie resolutions
my deep sense Of obligation toward him for many acts Of
sac 1' i@pe ne to claim il for myself. have purpose
q enter here upon review Oh NE honS ore S, me
-toa such record will have to be made II sufficient to
rpTkths in the course Of brilliant earee5 extending
ough more than 80 years, in which he has distinguished
ss in many fields Of labor 1t may be shid with truth OF
as u was said Of Goldsmith that he has touched nothing
y rSicist civil engineer as the director Of one
World ne has Gs seen e Sas ocSS and M occupies
common consent Of his countrymcn and OF civil
sccaoe As citizen, his record is without blemish; as
I.O his loving zeal is known Of all who have come into
90 ection with noble Sanitary Commission has been
& oughOut al the vast armies sent forth oy the SsSH 70
Chief down to the humbest private IL 10 he hIs,
f sncs the foundation Of the Association that we s DIS
49, si presence and fail TO hear bis encouraging voice n
G = our pleasant and profitable reunions think there
Individual IN the entire circle OF
bprip 10 whom Association would be disposed more
promptly more willingly feengly to pas the ribu
honor and sympathy which these resolutions propose lac
resolutions follows:
nteysas Poridsnes bs, seen NJ 70 she, this A"oe0 ~
yi.ns di,iiu glhed enbersPTot Ae1gnter
bseh Chief o IL Coss, Survey Of The United sistes"h
Aady which depryes the Association for the hi time lrs ~
toahdat9n s pleasure Of h pFee4Ce IN s eengt aud Of TIE
th~Iefore,
R,'s.S Ts., u. Association sincerely cOndos with Prof Bschs
fu Ia present Illness ard desire no
speedily restored 10 health us. snd NAV vel continue r
yss honor the county which be las 90 ong ana 90 faith
.iaIly served - =
.os,S That be Assos On deeply a.,l2re, lon 10
rsuitng H Tho enforced tspsnou OF ~ .5oy Of thsir
socists by winch sho IL
satly sgcked a. 80 AfvsIcsosF
Re.sts. fhai he Asocsion sIt.ra 70 ils
npsthiss usd,r prstsn pani1 ees sv. ,,.fN
Sxiu iaza As.li2s y % sselslsn p ir6.e4 Tl gs.s
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Total.......................42.Os9 i2.ls7

Upon these figures the Democratic papers claim
that the total majority will be at least 40 600, but
two or three Of the remaining counties are conceded
evident in the With and IXth Congressional Districts
which last year elected Mr. Randall and Mr. Mckee.
both Of whom support the policy Of the majority of
Congress. There is no doubt that the counties con.
sttutng Mr.. RandaPs district have given majority
for the Union candidate. Of the sixteen counties in
McKee's district twelve have been heard FROM giving
Duvall majority Of about 1000; the remainder are
strong Union counties but may not carry the district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
INSTANTLY KILLED BY FALLING FROM A WINDOW.

About 2 O'Clock yesterday morning william Burke,
a tailor fesiding on the 9Th floor OF the tenement
house. No. les Elsabethst, feeling rest less left his
bed and went to the room Of an acquaintance
tobacco he sat down and commenced 20 smoke the
window beside which he sat open, and after smoking
short time he either fell or jumped out his descent striking
Upon the fence in tho rear yard Fnnen down aud found
the unfortunate terribly injured that ho died short
time sons hours later Coroner Naumann held inquest
Tie body and verdict OF accidental death rendered
Deceased was a native ofIroland, aged 20 years.
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- ~ =
Thnro were bnt four cases be

There were but four cases before this Court for jus
tice Iedwith 70 decide upon yesterday.
EEGLECTISG HIS MARITAL DUTIES
cOlored appeared az the Court and COMPLAINED
that supported by her husband The dusk de-
PENDANT denied the charge His better bali said that 10 Keep
from giving her money lie made that he paid the amount
OF e. week FOR washing She thought strange that man
should pay that amout washuz ragged shirts and so
did the Judge who told the husband 10 give bis wife all h
wages aud sue could Lessen hs washing bill considerably
SENSITIVE.
Hbernian wanted the Judge 70 issue warrant again"
man who had called him 'theL" The injured party vas
told he considered aaler he had better take the mssf
to OWL Court.
dRSENE.sr DlgglCULrIR3
A bsry Of fair looking ooniessns al coniDs fom ths
t1ynio No l61 Greene had case FOR tbe magbuei5
Margaret scay ono OF the number who tho police says Ellis
the dapsoity OF servant and prosate hs boass N 90
sgist " bsI Gqer stsr CahyiGa AHpN, WIG EsAlRs
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six dress valued so snd hiding IL in the water closet
Kate won't night of tho theft aad vben
Ok the ii gone somebody told her thai
Mcgee" to1kit Her statement not well subsanste1
and Maggie wen. u the ooot vita swinging walk and
IN high sprs
WHEAT 1HBFrA
Officer Wager OF the BgbtoeBth Precinct brosght ~
N1ohae " ker who ad sash weights and Oh iron.
The prnnefy Of Snalwood Stephenson Tte value o. the
whole Ess o. but the oenSo. larceny and tho
W held for trial , -.
Phllip Dopsyhey yss little fortunate than Michsa.
In hving chance steal brass cooks and s.x pounds
lead valued at a. but IN the end he vas no better on Tor 10
was caught and cOD mtted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25

THg VISIT OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON. Nothing of
definite nature has yet transpired TO what
action the Mayor and City authorities will take rsoep
ton OF johnson Wednesday next In the Board
OF Aldermen appropriate resolutions have been drawn up
which will be slbmtlod both branches of the Common
Council for their Monday neIj and further than
this all upon the part OF tho municipal anibsr
toe In Ia. usttsr ara "a -~'TyQ slat9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
KENTuCkY.

We publish below returns, Official and reported
from all save eight counties In the following table
the full vote of ls65 for State Treasurer, when
the issue was upon the adoption of the Constitutional
Amendment aboshng Slavery, may be compared
with Dnrnll's mainriiieS;
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
TEXAS

TEXAS
We have received the following returns of the re-
cent election in Texas, which We compare with the
vote cast in 1860 and 1906 for Prcsident
Gov 1856. Tnss 1860, PRrs. 1920
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

fixed ~ a. pr cent Cor thi, week Money IS tight IN
Montreal and this VIII soon he felt all ovor that cty
being tho GenteI Of capital.
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The trumpet Of he Dope sounds
With al inviting voice. 80

PRAYER was then made by the president Of the NsO1 NJ
Miles in which he asked the blessing OF God upoa their Pre
dent Brigham Young The sacrament OF ne LORDS spsi
was then administered tue elements used being bread aga
water The President then addressed the congregation no
said Substantially We people believing 10 the lspHs
ton OF the Holy Spirit God s. the Yesterday toGI!
He has had various methods 9fmakng His VII knoWH 10 an
children on the earth Sometimes lie talked face TO taee
with them and other times angels have delivered Us %
sages Visions and dreams have brought 70 msn Ts'ea
Spirit has made known Now, although proessed Cn
tians believe in all these various revelations OF Goa 10 m
the ages past still the great majority Of them outside
Mormon Church reject this doctrine Of present ana u4.
Church is so established and the Gospel system SO complies
that there longer exists need for present
But God the being to-day that lie was leseIua
back through the ages and II God was once Nhhs W
known his will to through the agency OF dreams OF
hov men He willing thus bless HIS children on tue es,s
today We have been made the paitakers OF taS
trutL: we have been made witnesses OF tue Hsss
that our Heavenly Father has again spoken RON
by His hoy menspoken by His rissihOoe'
lie who h,ih the Spirit God hath the Spirit OF Ftopacy
y these m an the same proclamation put forth to-day na.
issued Ia the ages past whereby all men are called upon
aud 70 believe the Lord Jcsos Christ They are also
p5er OF the Holy Spirit The speaker dwelt ~ somo
o. lie form Of baptism which God had ordained
that immersion only vas IN accordance WIN the
the Bible lie felt Co thank his Heaysny fatne na .,hs
found th,t this religion sneeriuy called Mofmonism
rel gion OF the Lord Jesus Christ srch as INC
possessed He closed his address BY INVOKING 'Ie ON''
She God Of Israel upon tie congregation ,.., If tbs
Brief remarks we're made b. several otneT n ios
Mormon Church both FOR guidance here and 'a'Sca U'
after. . -. . ,,sAx
faith VISA OF course expressed In the BoQS OF S
OF Jossph smith aside from this ~ that wash
~, am 40 sniritua We boieye little was AID 10 To'A
tss u.ol astla}as at,osx a yoal 1ts4s.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-25
STOVES.

Cooking Stoves OF various patterns, Paror Stoves,
Box Stoves for Offices and Public Buildings.
All of which VIII be sold for cash at prices which
defy competition
Jan lIdim TIC. NEWCOMER
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-25
CARPENTERS TOOLS.

Saws Chissels AuEurs, Augur Bits, Screw Drivers,
t;uages Hammers Hatchets Ad2es, Box
Wood Rules. Saw Setts Spring CoInpasseS
Assorted Files Planes, Bench Vices,
Brad Avis Gimblets I Bevels
Drawing Knives, Oh Stones
sc Alsoa coruuIrft, assortment OF all in general
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-25
FAMILY MEDICINES.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD!
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL
w A r r A \ Il + d!
Gardtner'S Rheumatic
AND
NEURALGIA COHEPOUNss.

] 4 u Is IUN FAI T.
New Orleans.
Wholesale Agent for the south
~ Soldb ailDrugeis,s. mh2sdly.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-25
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. !
Hon CouRT OF ERRoRs ANp APPEAIs

TIE SAFE OF MISSISSIPPI. {
HIGH COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEAIs.
January Special Term. 1866. TTeFaesday'
February 2sth. 1866.
Ordered, thata at the next April term of
this court, the docket of the first District
shall be taken up on the third Monday of
April. and the cases thereon shall be heard
until the 18th day of May That the docket
of the third District shah be taken mp on the
second Monday of May, being the 18th day
of said month, and the cases thereon heard
until the 2lnd day of June That the docket
of the second District shall be taken up on
the first Monday ct June, being the 4th day
of that month, and the cases thereon heard
until the business of that docket is disposed
Of,
A true copy from the minutes,
Attest. SAML LIVINGSTON,
March4d32t Clerk.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-25
HUMPHREYS
u VI EEOpA HTC SpEIEEsCs

AVE proved, from the mos: ample experience an
II entire success; Shnple-prom lt-Effcieut and
elao.e' Iley are the only Medicines perfectly
adapt Popular uss-sO simple that mistakes can
nj be made in using hem 50 harmless as to be free
from danger ana So efficient b. always reliable
ILay have raised the highest commenl ton fr m all
and wi J always render satisfaction
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-25
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
6 n. MORRISON,
WsEDLESALE DRUGGIST
AND DEALER IN
Patent Medicines, Etc, Etc.
No. lie, Magazine Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
Has on hand large and select stock Of DRUGS
aud VI MEDICINES whiChare offered for sale al
prices IN accordance with Northern quotations add
ing small advance cost OF same in quantities
10 suit t9e wants $ Of Purchasers.
Commission Merchants Planters and Druggists
and dispatch.
The following articles embrace a small uortson Of
my stock on hand and TO arrive
100 ounces French and American Quinine
Geo lbs Calomel-American and EnEIsh
10 ounces Sulphate Morphine
1870 lbs Refined Camphor.
$50 lbs Powdered Ipecac
80 lbs Ipecac Root
800 lbs Chloroform-l lb bottles.
- ounces Nitrate Silver
l25 lbs Iodide PotAss
300 lbs Sweet Spirits Nitre
10 bblS Castor Oil
80 bbls Flax Seed-whole and ground
- hbls Epson Salts
SO lbs Indigo
1900 lbs Gum Arabic-fne and sorts
1900 los Isrtaric Acid.
200 lbs Arrow Koot-Amr and Bermuda
- Boxes CASTLE Soap.
PATENT MEDICINES Etc.
50 Gross Nermifuge
3 Gross Browns Iroches
5 Gross BTvan's Waters
- Gross PIlls-Aver's Brandcths etc
90 Doz. Morrison Invig0ratiuz Bitters.
y Doz. Red Jacket Bitters
81 boz HustetterS Bitters
. Gross Sozodout
Gross MoVrisons Pector8l syrup
Gruss Ayers Cherry PectoraL
50 boz. Morrison Is Sarspsrilla
80 boa. Bulls Sarsapariila
.s8 boz Scotch and NIaccabov snuff
81 noz Cod Livur OIL
Also fine assortment of ptrfumerV Pure Bran
dy and iues Ion sale hy
G.. y MORRISON
march l3d3m - W4gg-i4s >trs.t
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+ \ L / Y @

s / f Z Z n G.
Having leased and thoroughly renovated
the House formerly kept by Mrs. johnson,
on the
Corner of TOmbigbee and President StS.,
1 am now prepared to accommodate the
travelling public and solicit a share of pat
ronage. VIM WHITEHEAD.
March 29-d1m
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.


The dry goods market is somewhat unsettled by tne
attempt manufacturers gain advance on otoh goou
proportional rise cotton On some kus O gVus
which has not been much dcuy IN securing
moderate rise IN price but there other descriptions III
better supply and upon those the obber decline 10 Buy any
thing above old prices II being very generally cefu
among the jobbcs u az the cotton crop has been seriously In
iure by the September rains but demuT 10 the eonOh
that prices should therefore advance maintaining t ha my
crop proved equal 10 late expectations cotton must nave ae
materially, and nat with supply Of 20 90 20 OJOV
bales cotton goods tse high enough at present prices
exports OF dOnee this foreign ports
ending Oct have been follows To Bra
packages previously roOre 80 packages total since
January $500 PACKAGE time IN ls6j GD pack
ages sgne time IN 1861 lin packages same lsGl tf6
packages; time in ls62 si ckages; time ia 1861
ii e3O packages.
On Brown Strings the advance Ia. week was la2c on
heavy goods and gae. light. This sorinQ the market
opens steady The following the commission agents prices
for lcading makes Appleton A Lawrence T. Massachusetts
and Stnrk standard are each quoted al cS \ Waeusctts
and Nashua each 2lc Alexandria Steam Mil 22lc -
finch Nashua do o &c 36nch DO X DC, and 20 i do J.
toe A. inch Waehuscs 33e; 4sneh Indian Head sc "a
Agnwam wen delivered Dc nov held al DE- "a Diits
hed l9c a. MddcBex O. lflc ~ Mncon, ci a. Grsiste
Vile DC aud do Lee a Paiapsco 2tc; - Savage ylt
Augusta, lec A do 2ikci "A Warren 20 ior and Oc
for do a. STANDARD lsc "a Milers River ~ - bay
State lsc Indian Orchard l7ic fo L. lee iof c nor u
j. and 2Jc for A. Lawrence 2le, Tor ~ l.e ior H.
isic for O. 2e FOR A. 2iie for aag re TOT ~ Doo5b nc
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pASSFNGERS ARRIVED.

PROM SAVANNAH Oct. 9-In steamship Gen Bsrne.A Cor
Eer J. C. Putnam y b. Hsrzog e. IL wilcox, IL h CRAFTY, w
r H. ~ Norwood w. German p bryson. Nhss A.
Colqaeti 4. Bailey n. p JeGs ~ Campbell NJ ksasn'
:. Iicy ". Elstbroos, Miss " J. Osfih
Ms Fre and Mrs. Moneh w. Gcrmedy, s. Chiron r
BRENT Is. ,. Russell -. ,, A.,
FROM NLM-ORLEANs, Oct 8-In steamship Miss.up-air-.
Gen. Fuller T. Jones, d. C. Osborne Mis- O.boIns Mss be
Miss Duboc Du6oc g. Moore M Moore Mis-. Moore Miss
a. Moore Master Moore ifs Brown Miss ark A. Ffedn Met
one aud Mrs Tocle and servant albany % be
Miss NJ DoE Master Plume MI Bromley A,' oioh
lev Master Bromley aId Others IN the steeIsse
bin IJeIveS'rs pruter Mr WadgOn " j. Davenport, Mr.
oran Mr and Mr.. Waller Nr. and Mrs Andon md son,
MI aud Mrs Wilson and my Mrs J. Lodge and f1tnny'
Miss NJ smith H McKnna Mrs Robinson end niin Nr psye'
lin aud Schwaze J. Steel Rev Para Nsonan es
j. Vey child Mr. a Reshford Dr. DE Mssnsye and
wife Smith. Mr and Mrs Petscher and son, J. haten,
MsshorngEst Mis-. Marshall and others IN the steesge -
FROM NEWB+R N, Oct. SIN stesmshipsEnen > Ieny35Mn
Mresnbee Miss Anna Cruise Mr. and Mrs D1on and Two
children Miss Dixon Edgar r. Latham and two IN tie Storage
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PRODUCE AND OTHER MARKETS.


Oct al D. u.-FlouT steady sales lao Ds 90 ~ 900
siJ - Wheat sales 3JO h1~u Amber state 49, - 20
and BUSH prime Canada Spring 40 s. p Corn sem rec
and quiet No Illinois held Blllcylcccips OF hr
las, Il hous $50 20 bash, the hrgcst c.cr o~hi M1ht
qn and nominal Canal ifc-ta stcaGy oIl oti Nhc-L
DC; and Corn and Barley lc per bush. 20 NtN Ola.
AT pnILADELPHiA.
Oct. s-Flour firm SuIeriuc s>ase D E-ras s3&5lL
Wheat quiet NJ ~ Stds3 Red and g. lu43 20 ins
White Rye. 81 IS Cora declining tendency sales 'uoJ
bush yellow 81 m 0T yellow, aud @ O1ior Mixed western
Oats SOC Coffee quiet Rio 2402j.c, currency CUBA sales
100 hhds at ilGlltc Whisky dull; Ohio, s3a4]lc
Al BALTIlfOlE.
Oct s-Flour firm Western Extra sl2 55dtl3 and Suror
fine 5Oasl Grim Velv jct reccip- corn ann H, ie RI
81 TO- Oats d6Oc seeds steady. tuver-sced asp. ~
Provisions dull Coffee active Rio rm Susars quiet gca
ing grades. iOi ole. Whiasy dull
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Oct s-Beef Cattle very dull prices without material
change receipts 40O head; snis at "a l 1r f io grL
Sheep in fair demand ~ former fntcsacs Soo head 90 h
Cows unchanged Hogs dull and rather owersac j4olead
ats
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proposals.
sIsG sISa PRISON, Agent AND WIRoYss oyrIcs,
september 81 lScs.


PROPOSALS FOR CONVICT LABOR.-Parsuant
10 resolution OF the Bosrd Of Pon Inspectors sealed
r,opos win be received BY the this Office, Until the
I'm dsy Of Ocobeex y O'Clock for the labor aid services
of confined in a Prison to 10 employed ~ ho
usrrvug guW and Manufacturing stone for the term oil fvs
Years 10 com mence the lst day Of March lh.
labor and services OF 100 Male Covc conhnee IN
Prison in manufacture Of Soh ard e ior
period Of Five lears 70 commences on toe Ist oy o. 's
Der.
With the labor services Of such conyicts employed In quarry
ing cutting stone he contractor to nave N" INV
T of 0unrv.pz and manufacturing soee m the qsaies
belonging 10 Prison together h the night q way 70 ana ION
public highway and to and om the docks ID Tue
OF tie Pr,0n. - a., ...
uactuTe clothing neDe sloproom IN IN" yaro OF TIE rob win
be furnished ior hatapurpose. "
COME. into such labor ard service
contractors and OF t-f nre
ties blank will d~posd this Office with he Clerk OF this
the Of all cesious oil popons mere
for -, p. ..--t..
,o. sdrcsshd the unde gne ard uaksd rfo-
posss Of Convcis IN the soue tHae ho,e or
Ia. employed w the 1inu1rtufr OF eothy
must IN like aud marked frop0sah of vac
Labor Of employed IN the Mannae.ITea AIo,A
They subsantisy ia the fom o. the printed aHss ~on
therefor They must accompanied by the written consent Of tho
persons id contract and they not be
o. the sgTee sum nos less than SOW s
provided IS section p cbsp. 800 Of te law oil 100
proposals will be opened the Inspector ohcc n sIis too
on the aid i5th is Of October, 1905. y O'Clock
proposal Wil be eniesufd wl oters more tsn one ps
psr DIV tie ht the Inspectors i'm ne assent OF
the unerned r. al Of The proposals made 4 thy
'HA4 NC III " ''' Wv '-'-''' 5. II. JOHNSON. Agert
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

OcT $500 bhs Folr ~ bNs Whisky. 20 sacss Corn
Meal s5e SACKS Oh Cake IA 6s2 bash Wheat III 5 bush Com
J73 bush S4ul bush Rye 40 bush Malt J94j bush
Barley bush Seeds pkgs Ashes 90 bbs PORK 100 phgz
Lard, 1877 bbis Petroleum.