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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-05-31

fTB undersigned is Agent for Jackson, Swayne
J. & DGnns Wooden Mills at Richmond, and viii
exchange all kinds Of Wooden Goods at factory
prices for Wool at the highest market price. lie
has on hand flannels, Satinetts. Csssimeres,
weeds, Jeans, Blankets. Stocking Yarns, re.
JOHN A. HUGHES.
May 81 3ns Fairfield, Indiana.
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For the American
For th
ArithmeticaI.

Two men purchased farm Of 800 acres
for 5000, each paying $500. Desiring to
divide the farm, one agreed to take his
share at 1925 per acre; the other his at
Sl,75 per acre. How much land did each
get? A solution is required.
TEACHER.
The question as stated involves an abb
surdity, 1t can't be done. For if A
takes his share at 1925 per acre, he has
1891 acres, which amounts to his share
of the money, or $500, while Il takes 1863
acres, which amounts to 1921 663, and
pays SS,33k less than A, or difference Of
25 cts. per acre on 335 acres. Let "Tcach-
err state his question differently, or ac-
knowledge the absurdity. STUDENT.
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EXECUTORS Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersignsd
IN has been appointed Executor Of the last will
Of David Cooley deceased. Said estate Is amply
solvent. X. COOLEY.
May 81, 1866 3w Ex<catoE-
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SYrnpathetic.

When JEFF. Davis, the King of Copper
heads, left his den at Fortress Monroe,
some of the young natives rejoiced by
firing a salute. When Lincoln was assas-
sinated, they did tho same thing at the
same place.
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Gold Mine in HUNTINGTON Co,

The mill for working the gold mine in
Huntington County will soon be ready for
operation. The quartz crusher is waiting
the completion of the building.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-05-31
LAGER Beer Seized.

Two thousand kegs of lager beer were
seized at Williamsburg N. Y, Friday, for
not being properly stamped.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-05-31
Fruit and Grain Crops.

Reports Of the fruit and grains crops in
Ohio aud Indiana are very encouraging
The irvSt has done but little damage.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-05-31
THE coLoRED ELEMENT.

Our students were recently surprised at
the appearance of nicely dressed gentle
man of African descent who came asking
a place in the halls Of the Wesleyan. The
Faculty and the most of the students were
in favor of admitting him, but as our Col
lege laws were made when such persons
had no-rights that any body need to respect,
and the old law not yet being fixed accord
ing to the latest improvements, be had to
wait til the meeting Of the Board. lie
will be admitted next year. Now that
Nasty has discovered that the ''cuss of
Canaan" did not extend to the children
of Canaan, and having found out, since the
colored element can vote, that dark color
is rather to be admired, it is presumable
that the aforesaid African race will have
trouble to keep itself from the loving en-
brace of the church of the new dispense
ton. BE this as it may, men everywhere
will vote and be educated.
My next will be verbal report, if
nothing happens.
Yours, ". r. q.
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BLoomiSoroS, LII, May 20, 1867.
Mr. Efitor,--"Balmy May Is this year
rainy. muddy, Icy. wintry May, and In
vain do the gardens strive TO look green.
The oldest Inhabiiant declares that III beats
ALL" and tho younger inhabitants growl
At the cold and tho rain. Notwithstanding
such odd and unpleasant weather, the straw
berries are promising Us a crop, and the
writer hereof hopes TO have good time
seen, having two splendid strawberry beds
and Gno COW. We are to have grand
strawberry festival this week. Fruit Of all
kinds promises to be abundant, and unless
II freezes again soon, think all will be
safe.
rnn TuEArrn.
see In tho american which reached me
to-day that special train was 10 be run
to the city for the purpose Of carrying
persons 10 see the play OF the "Black
Crook" | presume the cars we're full, IL
depraved human nature Is the samo there
ms elsewhere. The same play Is given at
st. Louis, and is spoken Of as being ex-
ceedingly vulgar aud wicked. 1t Is there
called the "feg-u-lar DRAMA" and there
sixty ''peeled scomen' Of the loosest morals
are required TO complete the plot. no.
tice that the train was to run on Saturday
night, so that on TIE return the Sabbath
must of necessity be broken. That ac-
eerasHiih the morals Of the theater. On
last Friday night your humble CORES.
pendent received the attention Of an actor
at the theater here for an hour aud half
Ia reply to lecture delivered before the
students recently. The actor abused the
church and preachers generally, and one
in particular, and held up the stage as the
standard of true morals. On Saturday
the troupe suddenly decamped, leaving
their engagement unfulilled, and leaving
their bills unpaid, and stealing some OF
the stage furniture. This is the legitimate
fruit of their teaching, and the people are
getting disguised at Black Crooks, Ma
zeppas and Crcuses. They are all alike
corrupters of morals, and should be Kissed
out oil existence.
PERSONAL.
1t is sad to hear of the death Of two Of
my former students, Detha Dole and Ella
Fudge. They were both young and full
of promise, and life seemed full sof hope
and beauty. But they have gone in early
life from tho sorrows incident to earth
and we can only drop tear as we pause
for moment in the onward march, and
give word of sympathy to the b.reayed
ones.
THE COLLEGE.
1t gives US unfeigned pleasure to hear
such good reports from our old stamping
ground, and we feel pride in the success.
of the Brookville College. Thus far thi,
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1t gives US unfeigned pleasure to hear
such good reports from our old stamping
ground, and we feel pride in the success
of the Brookville College. Thus far this
year we have heard nothing but good
account from that Institution, and if our
strawberries do not Interfere, hope to be
able to spend Commencement week with
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS
P0RTATI0N.
DEror ayAhrERaAsrER's orYIoE, !

DEPor QUARrsRNAsTER's OFFICE
BAN ANTONIO, TExAs, October ], 1857.
Sealed proposals, which must be made In dupli-
cate will bs received al this once until SATURDAY
the sosh day Of November next at u o'clock noon,
years from the lat day Of January next on the fol.
|, % RouTn mo- No. 2-From San Antonio, Texas, to Fort.
other Military Posts aud Camp. as are or % may t BE-
established on the Texas Ioatsr, south Of Red river
and north Of 50 degrees north latitude
ROUTE No. 4-from Indianola, Texas, to San An
tonic, Texas, and intervening points.
RoUrE No. 6.-Prom Indianola, ToKas, to Austin.
Texas, and intervening points.
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred 400
pounds per one hundred qoo) miles at which they
will transport said supplies, and must give their
and arm the name Of each member viii be sep.
Essk I'd must be accompanied by bond in the
persons, (whoss responsibility be certified to by
clerk Of court Of record that the bidder will, In
ease the contract 10 awarded to HIM enter upon the
security that he will faithfully carry out the condi-
ions therein set forth, and each security will state
Separate bids and bonds are required for each
route.
Tbs sOpI.sto, on ne each route will DO required to
six mules each, In numbers as follows:
On Route No. 2 Twenty Ave Teams.
% 4, Seventy -hvo
Should, however, the transportation On any route
be lesseusd from any to such an extent not
TO require the number Of teams above named II may
be temporarily lssssnsd by the oiesr In charge Of
the tTAnsportAtion lines.
Tho amount Of bonds that will be required OF the
contractor will be nfty thousand dollars (so O0)
each route.
The person or persons to whom any award is made
must be prepared 10 execute contracts and give the
required bonds at once, and be In readiness for SER
vice on the nrs day OF January next, before
| toned.
BAtisfaetory evidence Of the loyalty and solvsney
Of each bidder and persons offered as security will
| be required.
The bids will be opened on the day and hour before
named and bidders have the privilege Of being pres
| ent at the opening.
No proposal will be entertained that does not fully
| comply with the terms OF this advertisement
| Any contract made under the advertisement will
| be subject to the approval Of the QuaItermasts
General aud tho Rights reserved 10 reject any or al
bids.
Yorms OF contract may be seen at the ofaess OF th,
Chief QuarteTmAster, 9th Military District. at New
Orleans, the Chief Q1artermasteI District Of Texas
At Galveston, the Post QuRrtermAstsr at Austin, Rui
| At this ofhee.
Proposals must be plainly endorsed "PropOsal
for Army transportation, and addressed 70 the un
dersiEnsd, al this place, J. O. O. LEE,
ooiz.td BreIst L. Col. and 4, q n, U.HA.
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BURLINGTON BREAKwATER.
U. s. Rs0IEEER OFFICE,

oswEJo, N. Y, October 2S, 1857. I
Sealed proposals will be received BY the under
signed until tha Goth Of November, 1887, at a.
for the following timber:
ll6,0O0 linear Tor eubic) feet Of Homlock Timber,
IL inches square, In sticks varying from 80 feet up
ward.
Is, 900 feet b. m Of 3.inch Hsmoek Plank.
5000 linear (9r eubel feet Of white Plus Timber.
l2 inches 'qa1re, in sticks varying from 30 feet up
ward
II, 600 foot b. IN. OF S.inoh Piae Plank,
The whole must be delivered at Darlington, VI I,
before the st Of July 1885, aud at least third
| soon as navlgation opens on Lake Champlan. II
must be sawed Of the best quality, straight And oi
the full tprc'fc dimensions throughout Nothing
else will be accepted The prices named mutt cover
all expenses Of delivery aud preparing for inspection
&c. At such points as may be required.
Blank forms for guaranteed opossls and further
information may be obtained on application at this
once. 10. B, BLUST,
lit, Col. Of Engineers,
no6.6t Bvt. Col, U. "a
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NJ o T 1 O Il .

NJ o Il l q E.
sialed proposals will be received at this once
until 10 O'Clock, q. IN. , wEDNBBDAYl November
% 1857, for furnishing the garrison al Plattsburgh
Barracks, New York. with the following articles for
ons year, or such less time as the ouartermaster
General 9. 4. may direct:
F0RAGR-HAy and Oats.
BEDDING-StIAw.
Bids will be taken for all each Of the articles
separately, to be Of good marketable quality, and TO
be delivered at such times and In iuon places as the
reserve. for itself the privilege to reject any or all
bids, should they be deemed unreasonable. Bids
wilt be sealed and addressed 70 Lieutsnant FRANK
MADDEN, A. A Q. NJ, PlAttsburgh Barracks, New
York, aud endorsed "Proposals for Forage and
Straw.
A. A. QusrtsrmAstsr's once, PlAttsburgh Bar
racks, New York, October Is, 1857. no6.td
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TINTED STATES MAILS.
LOUISIANA.
PosT OFFICE DkPAhrhkN
w1sHIHdros, September %, 1867


wAsHIEGros, September 9 1857.
Proposals will be received at the Contract once Of
this Department uptil o'clock, p. m, Of December
l2 next Ito be decided by the lith for Carrying the
Malls Of the United States from April 1865, to jane
80, 1871.
RoUTE No. SO0O-Prom Alexandria, By LAmothe,
Cotlls, CloutloTyllle, MLIthAyills, hatshitoehss,
Pleasant Hnl, NRnshsld, Roltehis, Spring Ridge,
aud Grand Cane. to Shreveport, l9s miles and back,
three times a week
Lave Alexandria Monday, Wednesday, and Fri.
day, at Am.
Arrive at Shreveport third days By SPIN.
Leave Shreveport Monday, Wednesday, aud Fri
day, at 8 a. m.
Arrive at Alexandra third days BY SPIN.
The accepted bidder will be required 70 take Tho
oath commonly known as the test oath, and 10 exc
cute contracts In the form and manner prescribed BY
law and the regulations Of the Department.
For further and fuller particulars a. 10 the oondi
tons to be Incorporated Into contracts, and OF th,
liabilities Of bidders, reference is made to tht
pamphlet advertisement, dated ostober 81 1855, In
wiling proposals for carrying the nails ofths United
States n the Stats Of Louisiana, which can be fount
at the principal post ohieSs.
Proposals must be sealed, superseIibtd MAI
Proposals., Route No. 5000, Etate Of uisiana," an
addressed 10 the Second Assistant Postmaster 0en
oral, Cor tract Once" ALEX. W. RANDALL,
oe2s-t Postmaster General.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UEIrED STATES PArEsr oYyIcB,
net o

!
On the petition Of WILLIAM WRIdHT, OF New YORK N
Y, praying for the extension Of patent granted to
him the Sd day Of January, 1884, for an
In Operating Cutoff Valves Of Steam Engines, for
seven years from the sxpiration Of said patent,
which takes place on the Sd day Of January 1858 ;
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard al the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of December
next at II o'eloek, m. and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
sAid petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 10 Ale
In the Patent 0dss their objections specially SET
forth In writing, al least tesy days before the day
Of fheAngj all testimony hlsd BY either party, 70 b.
used At the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mittsd In aeeordanee with the rules Of the once,
which will be furnished on application.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon a. tssi
mony, must be hlsd In the once fosnfy days bsfoI
tbs day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, withtI
ten days after nling the testimony.
Ordered, also that this notice be published In th'
REPuBLIolS aud the IHtelh0enesr, Washington, d.
O., and in tho TiDss, New Ytrk, New York, once
week for three suecessiye weeks; the nrst o.
said publications to be at least lixty days previous II
the day Of hearing. TO. THRAKKR,
e7.wsw Commissioner OF Patents
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NOTIOE-To WHOM IT MAY CON

REaIsrER' oYrIoE, November I, 1867
Notco Ia hereby given that Licenses itslsd to
keepers OF hotels, restaurants, taverns, ordinares
sample rooms, uPpling housss retailers Of spiritous
And fermsnted liquors, wines and cordials, groee-
ries, dry goods, hardware, medicines, perfu merry,
watches and jewelry, lumber, wood, commission
merchants, dealers In fruit and confectionery, hawk
ers and peddlcrs, billiard tables, ten pin alleys,
dealers In old Iron, copper, brasy, Ac., and also
railroad cars, will expire on MONDAY. the ith day
OF November, 1867, aud must be renewed at this Of
fee within ten days thereafter. -
ro5 OF Register.
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IssIpE OF
FIRE AND BURGLAR-PHOOF VAULTS
STATES MAILS.

MISSISSIPPI.
Posr 0YYIoR DBrARrNESr,l
wAsmIsaroN, October 8, 1857. I
Proposals will be received at the Contract once o
this Department until s o'clock p. IN. OF November
2st next ito be decided the next day for the carry
Ing the malls Of the United States from February 8
1855, TO June 80, 1871.
Route No. 70sS-Yrom Brookhsysn, by Cassyyilie,
Union Church, Rayette, and Church Hill, TO Nat.
cher, 81 miles and back, twice . week.
Leave BrookhAven Wednesday and Saturday at I
o. m.;
Arrive At hatcher next days by 6p.m
Leave hatcher Monday and Thursday at Q q IN.
Arrive at BrookhAysn next days By 6pm.
The accepted bidder will be required 10 take tn,
oath commonly known as the test oath, and 10 exc
cute contracts In the form and manner prescribed By
law and the regulations Of the Department
For furths: and fuller particulars - TO the eondi
tions 10 be Incorporated into contracts and Of th,
liabilities Of bidders. reference Is made to the pam
phst advertisement dated October ST. 1885, inyitinj
proposals for carrying the mails Of the United State
In the State Of Assissppi, which can be found at th
principal post ofhess.
Service may commence January !, 1868, II the &C
eeptsd bidder desires.
Proposals must be sealed, subscribed " Mail Pro
posals, QUITE No. 70S8 State Of Mississippi" and Ad
| dressed 10 tbs Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
| sral, Contraet oniee.'
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
nol.d Postmaster General.
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UTAsHINGToN IRON WORKS
GRAY q NOYRs,

GRAY NOYEs,
FOUNDERS, hACHINIsTs, AND BolLER-MAKBRs,
Corner OF Maine avenue and Third street,
Manufacturer Of Improved Stationary and Port.
able Steam Engines Of any required power; Saw and
6rist Mills; also Of Architectural Iron Work, 0rat.
ing., Railnss, Forsinss, Iron and Brass Castings Of
all descriptions.
Tho increased facilities OF our new and extensive
ssablishmsnt enables to offer those having orders
to make In our line superior class Of work on the
most favorable terms.
Agents for Burnham's improved JouvIl Turbine
Water Wheel Aulg-3m
The national Republican., 1867-11-18
DUN FOR Al Ii!

Pull inStruetions BY which any person, male or
female, master the great art Of By
after becoming experts themselves, can teach others
thereby making Il source Of income. fuu instrue.
tons sent by mail for 90 cents. sAtisfaeos guArAn
tesd.
Address P. o Drawer n. Troy. n.
The national Republican., 1867-11-18


UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADsAY,
AEEAPoLis, MD, October Is, 1867.
PToplsals, sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Furnishing Midshpmen q Uniforms, will Q re.
o'iyed at the naval Academy until tue hrst day OF
Deeembor 1857, for delivering the following hra'
oles;
MId'hiPmsn's P$. Parade Jackets Jackets
" fatigue Jackets,
- Fatigue Pants,
" Flannel Jumpsrp,
" Cloth OysreoatH.
To be delivered at the Naval Academy, free Of ex.
pense. at such times the articles may be needed
The Dress Parade Suits must be Of blue navy
cloth, Of good quality, without gloss, not liable TO
fade or shrink, dyed In the wool, and capable OF
standing sch tests a. the inspectors think proper to
subject them to
cloth, Of a less expensive material, and Of btropg
texture, subject to tho same tests as the parade
suits,
The ovsrcoats will be made OF beaver cloth Of
good quality and sub oct to the same tests as Afore'
Samples Of cloth and flannel will be furnished at
the time OF making proposals, marked and labelled
bith pTeo Of garmeut.
| The clothing will be hand sewed, and made In the
best manner and in strict accordance with tho regu
| lRtions Cf the navy.
| Responsible security for the prompt and faithful
delivery Of unfoTms must be inserted In each sePa'
rate pr0posl otherwise bids will not be accepted,
Patterns aud descriptions OF uuiiorms VIII be i1r'
| nlshed At tho Naval Academy by the underhlBneJ.
By order Of Sics Ldmiral i. Porter
| O. B TH0RhToN, PaymAAter U. y; NJ,
oe3l .9tawtf In charge Naval storskeepeT's Dept
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1897 GREAT 1900
lQO PlsssILyAsIA ROUTE lOOl

~
SPRING SCHEDULE.
On and after MAY 24th. 1867, trains will run ~
follows:
inston....1 % a m. Bsiumsrs.....i1 10 p m.
.....A 30 p. m ..... 100
.....s.45 p. m. ..... 10. 80
THE GREAT DOUBtB-TRACK ROUTE,
with KLEGAET SCENERY, Palace stale room, day
and night Cars, with modern Improvements, asd
saying from four 70 twelve hours In time over any
ether route: Two hundred miles sayed TO Western
THREE ri DAILY TRAINS TO rHs WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THB NORTH.
Through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change
Passengers BY this route from Baltimore have the
advantages Of making all changes In UNION De.
POTS, and NO FERRIES.
Tickets By this route can be procured al the omSs,
corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
undsrNatlonal Hotel where reliable Information viii
be given at all times.
PAsssnsers procuring tickets At this onse, can 20.
surs accommodations IN Sleeping Cars for Klmira Of
Pittsburgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth st and Penn. avenue,
Washington, D. @.
ID. s. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
dss-ly Baltimore Nd.
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DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL.
ID ROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ID ROAD.
Triias between WASHINGTON and BALTlaoRx.
and wAsHINdToH AND TRB WEST, Are COW rup
~ follows, viz;
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, At 700, 745, and a 10
p. m, and 400, T. 80, and $40 N.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, All. 90 a IN. sad ,. 90
and p. m.
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave ~ Q. lS and 7 g. M. And a. 4 % AUD t25 p.
N, daily, except Sunday.
rok AapAPoLIB
Leave At 7. 90 and and T. 30 p. N. No train 10 or
fron Annapolis on Sunday.
Oh SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave At :. 10 An. and 40 and 50 Ia
FOR WAY sTATIoHR.
Leave At $40 q. m. and l. 50 and 9. 10 p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Lea,s daily, except sunday. At T.A6 a m. and Lsc
On sunday, at $50 and s. 50 ,. m. only. sosnsstins
:. Relay Station with trains from Baltimore towhesl'
Through tiekots to the West can be had At the
for New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, SEQ ,a.
ysTf!isnsat nf"Tbrough Line ~
J. L. WILSON
ksster Of transportation.
L. N. COLI
usneThl Tskst Agent.
Gk0. 8. KooNrZ,
General Agent, washinEton.
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Y.
Here the bondsmen's( Here the bidder signs
names are signed. his name and address.
The bondsmeu must be citizens Of the United
sealed proposal in the form above given, with two
copies OF this advertisement to the undersigned
There-may be separate proposals made In tn, form
given, however, for materials and work. Any bid
for one Item without bidding for all the item' In a
class, will be rejected. The Government reserves
the right Of rejecting any all bids and for all Gov
for doing work he will he hsld accountable until the
materials are used mp In the work. and the work
accepted and the Government also reserves the
right for the engineer to vary the dimSnsions and
amounts Of the materials at his option, to suit eos
,insensies that may arise either Ia pans sonstrIs:
contractor due notice Of the change.
DIVISION VII.
This part Of the improvement Of Buffalo HaIbor
consists In opening canal $40 feet long and 2OC
feet wide from IA feet water In the lake to IA feet
water In Buffalo creek at a site about m les south
Of the present south pier, aud to depth OF II feel
below the low-watsr stage This division, however,
cont ngent and requires farther action Of Congress
IN references 10 an appropriation for tbs fullest I'm
Provsment and completion Of Buffalo lIarbor before
| being pat under contract. Nevertheless, a inmate
survey and estimate having been made foI H. sspa'
rlals and doing the work In this division, which Il
DIVIDED into sections A, D., c., ,
Section A-irom lake shore line TO u feet water IL
the lake must have two piers, one o5s ana the 9TH
i 900 feet long, 20 feet wide, feet above water
which i Is proposed 10 build upon the plan now II
pile pier, designed BY General Gram, and which
the survey shows TO be well adapted to the site a
Buffalo. This Section will require for It's eonStrus
| ltion.
s,s2o white oak round piles, not less th An u Hehe
| In diameter at middle, IS feet long,
100 water sils, 6xl2 In length 49, &c, and 30 feet
| amounting to 1850 runnipg fset.
li0 binders, 4xS 10 length 49, 20, aud 30 fet-i G5
| Tu nning feet.
20J6 aide, end and cross timbers, l2xl2 In 9Th
i Of IS 10 20 feet, l73 running feet.
- corner braces Sxs, feet long-l06 RAINING feet
l,2so joists, 2xl2 10 feet long-2i 79O feet, boar
/ measure,
1890 Pianks, 2Il2, % feet Iops-7S 900 feet, boar
measure.