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The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

A ScALLAwAG IN A BAB Xix
Foster BlodgAt, Georgia delegate to
The Chicago Convention, has been srresi-
ted in Chicago, at The instance OF James
Crangle, an Illinois lawyer, who brings
suit for s1O0, 600 damages, on the ground
that when he (Crangle) visited Augusta,
ii 1860, to collect commercial debt,
this same Blodgett melted mob to offer
him violence as an A AhQlitionist. seeking
- stir M serviie shsurection. The
mob broke into Crangle's chamber,
placed 2 rope around his neck, and led
him down stairs to a gallows, which had
been erected Tor him from the balcony
Of the hotel. From this difficult posi-
ton he. Was rescued by the police OF the
cit<. who conducted him TO Jail, the mob.
in the meanwhile, making way with his
valise and It's valuable contents. Il IS
farther alleged that Blodgett appeared
: before Justice Of the Peace, and there
accused him Of being an inciter OF seryiie
var, an Abolitionist and an Abolition
lecturer. Some time after that. there
vas an examination, followed by an ae-
ouistal. which was not, however. follow
ed by release, but by paintiff being taken
10 the ONCE Of Sir. Blodgett, as Mayor
OF Augusta. when he (Blodgett) spit ~
bis face. kicked him, aud beat him, IN
citing the bvstanders to like acts OF in
dignity. Ia consequence OF all tins,
Craugis charges that he was compelled
4, ,care his ho1e, Il Savannah, TO his
treat loss. The ease Is in progress.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

Died in this place, Tuesday May 26th, A.
the residence Of 3rs. Cobha Mrs MARY
s. FAIRS wife Of Robf Faris.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30


scHooLs.-Another point absolutely
requisite to prosperity Is the eztab-
lishment of schools ghe educational
interest Of the towl. snd community was
sufficient long since, If properly directed.
to have established splendid Institutions
Of learning. Beside the education of
our own youths, the business interest and
prosperity Of the town needs the estab-
lishmeB of two good eolleees-male and
female Towns much smaller and not
so well located as Hickman have est-b-
lished and maintained such schooIs--a
living pride aud ornament to the town,
aud blessing to the country Is it not
a good field for individual Investment ?
We dare say, some professional teachers
erecting such institutions would meet
with most liberal encouragement. Why
viii not some OF our churches OF socie-
ties, move in the matter? Tie educa-
tional advantages offered by such inSti-
tutions would soon drown al. the religi-
Gus OF sectional preiudices which might
at first be ergcndered
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

fRoNPTSEss. having Furniture
rspaired can save time and money by calling
a; Oswald Furniture Mauufaetory.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

negro deIf e,afe5 Il Ohlcago were assiSneu
aeats with the Tegnessee delegation, and
ths J it was heavy slam on Africa, but
Scolored troops fought nobly.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
Fer Circuit JUDGE.

We arc authorized 70 announce tol. l..
BULLOCK AS candidate for Judge Cf fna
Circuit Court in this District, Ut the ap-
preaching august election.
We are aui horized ami requested TO an
nounce A. Il. BOON of Graves county, IS
a candidate for Circuit Court Judge in this
s7eSicial District, at the ensuing Augilst
s IIior eHfS ffeb22-td
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

Polk Young and John Rrigsby, news
ds4)ers, eep newspaper of the latest
dstsa for sale at Sity Hotel
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

Tf Adam had askad Eve for kiss,
could the latter without profanity, have
rc.,iie4, -, dopt e-rc, 4 dam, il you
%
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
For Circuit clerk.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
pscynDhix Market

NEvruIs May pa -Bacou-sheulders I4c
clear sides $; Cotton dull soc Lard l9s
20c; Corn, %; Hay $50.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
"a. louis Market.

81 LoUIs, May 29.-ToBAcco-We note s.
very active demand for manufacturing
grades, particularly lugs aud low leaf aud
nearly every grade have advanced in
price since our Hast We quote scraps
and sterns nominal; sound luss 7a9tc, dark
leaf gtaIol, factory dried leaf 1laI45c. dark
black wrappers 12al64, medium eoIored and
good brlgh, leaf 15a4o, fine and falcy DO
10 4Oa75e per 100 pounds.
C0ltoa-.5aZ1 10 for middiing
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30

MATrREssEs of every description, and
Spring bottoms for beds-one of the best
Inventions Of the age-always on hand and
for sale rhcap by Cbas Oswald.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-30
Commercial.
Photographic Markets.

NV OH 7INriSei-
nv YoEG. hay "a Gold-Lower, clos
ing at l"s..
tot,on--Less aciive-a; soc FOR nidiiiug
uriands.
Cincinnati Markets
C1ScISNATI.- May 29-Wheat and Flour
uacl anErd. Red winter wheat - 35a2 80
for Nos > J.
Corn-lull, and not saleable at better
than 95c
Cotton duh, at 2Sc for middlinC.
Bacon-duil; shoulders arc held At l24
clear rib sides Id3c, and clear l7Ic; but
there was no demand
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24

i VENERABLE NATRoH Mrs. Rho
DA SHERMAN. Of Easton, Connecticut,
Is near ninety-six years old. She wa
born III the town where she now re-
sides, and has never resided in any
other town. She reads without glas-
se-tAe New Testament being her
choicest reading--etains her mental
faculties remarkably. and enjoys good
health. She recently walked half a
NILE, made an afternoon visit, and
walked home. She has never but
once had any medical attendance in
consequence Of fever,was never known
to be engaged in neigbborhood diff
cu.ties, IS the mother 81 nine children.
al now living. thz oldest being seven
tr-two and tie Youngest ffty-two,
representing her family In six States.
Sic has had sixty-one grandchildren,
seveutv-Gour great rand children. who
probably represent her in half tn
States Of the Union. Two wears
since she made q rag carpet which she
sold 10 q Vermont gentlmau, and Is
now preparing material for another.
tbs ezt.mao-e LADY is tie mother OF
CuAaLrs SHERMAN, Esq, Of the town
Of Mineral Point.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24
"a COMPARISON:

The last week issue Of the Eatso7s-
NJ Democrat Of half-colurnn In length
under the above heading, i9r the pur-
pose Of showing that the British Gov
eminent pays less interest On It's pub
lie debt, less TO the soldiers and sail
ors OF the army and navy. less boun-
ties. pensions. &c. for disabled and
retired soldiers and seamen. than IL
paid BIZ the government Of the United
States. Our neigh5or might have
continued the com parison by showing
that the laboring classes IN this coun-
try are also paid much higher wage.
than under the British Government
Had he been DESTROYS OF making az
honest com arison he might also have
shown that, while IN this country We
have an enormous war debt brought
on by the folly of his political friends,
Great Britain mas 10 unusual cause
FOR high taxes Il the British Gov
eminent Is 90 much 10 be preferred TO
that 0: the United States. on account
Of low interest. low taxes, low boUn-
ties. low wages, &c. Why Is it that
our Reighbor, and thouss IDS of Others
Ike him, are 80 GLAD TO throw off their
allegiance 10 that country and become
citizens Of the United States? Men
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24
noore's Life OF Hen. Schuyler ColfaI.

I. B. Peterson y Brothers. No. 306
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, have
in press and will publish in a few davs,
g." The life Of Hon. SCHUYLER Celfax."
written by Rev.A. ! Moore. Of South
Bend, Indiana who was for twelve
years. as pastor and friend. 10 the en-
tire confidence OF Mr. Coifax. and had
access to the files Of the paper pub
lished by Mr.. Colfax for twenty wears.
and 20 the Congressional GLo5e knows
all bis past history and all who have
known linn from bovhood. He began
this biography several years ago, so
that It is not one Of the hurried and
ephemeral publications so common in
election wears. Mr.. Moore is a gen
tleman Of fine talent and culture; and
there Is - doubt but that lis bjogra-
phy Of Mr.. Colfax viii be worthy OF
It's distinguished subject
The following letter from Mr.. Col
fax TO Rev. y. y Moore viii explain
Itself
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24
BoscObel Prize Concert.
Notice to Agents and Purchasers Of Tickets.

IS Mr., J J. Button, proprietor Of
tile Boscobel Prize Concert, is placing
In ms hands all monies received for
tickets as fart Is sold, l hereby an
nouuce that I viii be personally re
spous.bIe for the same and. IN cas-
the drawing does not come OF fairly
aud impartIally, parties can call on
me for their money. and the same Will
ae promptly refunded.
JOSEPH WALKER.
Boscobel, Wisconsin, June y, lSfS.
As an extra inducements TO agents
to sell as rapidly As possible. offer.
as q gift To the ageu: who shall sell
and make return Of the greatest num-
brr Of tickets BIZ the 4th Of July. q
fine. hunter-cased silver watch. All
agents are requested to forward what
money they now have on hand with
eut delay either 70 myself or Mr. Jo-
seuA Walker ~ BascobeI
J J. BUTTON.
Boscobcl june u. 1868
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.

STATE OF WISCoNsIN-TowA COUNTY CIRCUIT
CT SKI.
HARRIET MICHIGAN, PLAINTIFF
JOHN MICHIGAN, Defendant.
The Plaintiff desires the trial of This action, IL any
there be, 70 BE- had II the County q Iowa
The State O. Wisconsin Ohm NcGuissn, he above
named defeDdar
You hereby summoned a.d required 10 answer
the complaint q Harriet Michigan the above named
Plaintiff hch i file "a RS Office IN the city q HiD
erAl Point, Iowa County, Wisconsin. and 70 serve
cop. the subscriber, a. his aid o.
Tee within twenty after The service Of this
mons exclusive q the day Of service and II yuu fail
said complaint, as hereby required, the
PLAINTIFF VIII Ipiy the curt 70 The relief demand
ID in The com laint. GRO. L. FrO~T.
Dated June L5th. ISIS Plaintiffs Airy,
june z4n46sI residing IN said city Of ssineral ONT
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24

OVAL Glass TOp-Rosewond and Walnut
CONE Glass Top-koseu God and Walnut
FRENCH Glass Top-Rose God and Walnut.
MOUL ED PANELfD-Rosewood and Walnut;
And in fact all kinds Of Collins usually kept in the Tn
dsrtaker's Department. Also, Shrouds Of ell descrp-
tions and Prices suit the tastes Of Customers al Of
which can be had by applying P Georges Furuf-
tuTe Rooms two doors last Of riesey, ro's Harness
shop. or directly opposite F. MIers Grocery store
High street, Mineral Point
AR THEoPHILUs GEORGE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24
q Yours verx trnlv.
SEHUTLER CoLFsT..
Rev. 4. Y. Moore, South Bend Indians"

l, viii be published in a large du-
oiecimo volume Of five hundred pa
ges. printed from large type, and on
The finest and best Of white paper.
with portrait on steel, of Mr. Col
fax, executed by one Of the first
artists IN the country. from pho
apis taken Of Mr.. Colfax with
in the last week; the whole bound
IN cloth in the mos substantial man
ner. Price, $3.50 a copy. Csnva >
ers wanted everywhere. Large dis
counts given. Copies viii be sent to
snv one, at once. postpaid. on re
csipt OF price. by the Publishers
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24
wAsluserox, D. c., May 80, 1865.
- Ny Dear Mr. Moore

q" Nv Dear Mr.. Moore
- e your prediction Of a wear ago has
been realized, l have no further objection
90 your publishing any sketch. more or less
full, of my life, You may have prepared \
yga were for dozen wears a fellow towns
man OF mine. and a valued triead ] suppose
you know as much about my history a the
public would care about knowing. and. all
though my eHgro-s.ng duties ave me no
time 70 revise the manuscript, have no
fear tina; your work will not be a faithful
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24

Information guaranteed produce luxursa at gro
- Eair upon bald head heardes- fs-e, also rec
lre Tor 80 seuoYal = Pinpies. BIntcfes, Eruptons
&c M tre skin. leaving the soft. clear and
bezUtfal De ot aimed without charge by address
iSa TuoH.s ?. ApNAN, Ca<st.T
s93 Broadway, Nsx Y~-s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24
UNo4RrAH1R-

HAVING BUILT fine CRANs NICK HEARsE, with
IL full French Glass Sides finished in the best and
neatest possible manner, prepared 20 DO Under
taking in ali its various branches, and keep con
stantlg On harI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24

]: : man Y a.wuz generous he Will
alwuz be rite. or will hev good ex-
cusc fur what seems 10 be wrong.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24
N ew Bar Der Shop
" VI. PH~CEf.

F4SHT0EABLE BARBER,
IAS Rem we'd 70 the building 10 The rear " Tra-y
L RI zones Hardware store, on JaiI Aitey
Sharing, Hair Cutting @ad SbGmDoofug
Calland try MS style. p Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24

I for E-- Of. ia the State Of. do here
hy propose to DO, ~ Madison. Wisconsin all pr utng
Except the advertising and publication of the laws
directed bv eHapf go Of the laws Of IfH lee done
I'D the official state paper therein drzigTaredI ard
al birdi' and 20 furnish all materials " authorized
required by the Legislature for its use cor the
Of the state To all the several departments e-rlf
Including all blanks. blank books circu ar5. and
cry other kind ai printing binding. f5r the Offices oF
the Executive school Land c. UHssiou. rs Secretary
u state. Treasurer Attorney General. Bank Comp
troller, Superintendent Of Public Instruction Supreme
Court Military, well every other department Of
ate or in ny mann. pertaining them and All
printing % whatsoever kind description. for which
the state may be liable 70 pay for he period OF
years from the first dag Of January. A D. lsGq,
cordnG 90 the specifications, rules u computation d.
reci rs, conditions and requirements Of chapter 3l5
Of the laws OF o6" amended by chapter - OF the
laws OF $50, and ST other existing % the
# Wisconsin in respect public prung-the lyle II
work and quality OF materials be- equal the spec
linens which kept in the Office Of the secretary Of
state for the inspec ion Of bidders and standard
criteria FOR suc styIe and qHAlIty-for-per ceutum
discount from the ma Eimum prices. establishes by
chapter ls2, hereubefore cited. such per centum
discount TO be uniform every item Of work or ma
terial.
Dated at -, this - day Of f., A D. 1865.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24
Look Here! Yes!


Y ow Is time get good pictures of all kinds and
sizes, from the smallest Gem picture TO the largest
Photograph.
VANDERBIE. ' @ "
p, You want Vignete Photographs, 60 to WANDER
BE. p g - 49, L IA
= II you want large size Photographs 90 to WANDER
II you want good picture that viii look some ike
you 60 T. F.41IHEKB. Z.
If you ant TO ornament your room 20 20 WANDER
ilE aud get large Sze Photograph K, n in frame
-, ~ you want beauty Of picture, 20 to vANpER
Biz ana get a Porcelain picture taken
Il you have aeve got 4 good pict,sre take, On 70
''-'D1''tsiF ana ~ Standardization o. no charge
. U You va ictQres Copied any size required. go
- II there Is anything you want done in the line ~
fiot' - aphIng, co suit TANDFRiIt before 49,, ,yl,
"'sTe- lind What he does he does tastef1iIy.
~ aIy one wants The most complete instruction in
ne Art, 20 10 VANDERBILT 'ioI III
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24

We - Of -. and-of- in the state Of Wis
cousjn, DO hereby undertake and hin ourselves our
heir, administrations and assigns, in the penal
i've thousand dollars, that , bidders for dong the
public printing and binding for thu Of wisconsin
and furnish NJ materials therefor forth I'm the
into Oh gati0n, within ten DAYS from the tine
acceptance Of said bid being The time prescribed by
the commissioners, with good and sufficient surete-
required By law 10 perform the service required as
st forth in said bid, ing the requirements
Of chapter 3i5 Of the general laws Of 500 ap-
liz Of the laws Of 1868.
Aitness our hands and seals. affixed at state
aforesaid, this - day Of --. IS05.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24
Aem advertisements.
IN PKoBATE-lowA COUNTY COURT
IL The NATTER oP TIE ESTATE OF JULIU.
q : =

IN PRoBATE-IoWA COUNTY COT RI.
IL The MATTER oP TIE ESTATE OF JULIUS
GRCN ", deceased
m this sd day Of June lS5. soa reading and hlins
tfe petition q AFn=Ia q % Iosa Count, Wis
-orSir stating that julius tIrunCE % the oaEfy o.
10 Z died iuf-et : about TIA s,h day Of june
1885 and srayiBg that Size and issrCan Gr02oE %
appointed administrators o. the estate u tae SAID de-
ceased.
il Is ordered tat said application be heard before
me - Ii PROBATE cice IL The y lase q DodssyIfls
IL said county. OF The 2-th day q July a - loo5
~ : Q O'Clock Ii the afternoon
md Il j further ordered that notice e said apples
ton and hearing be given by publishing copy q thu
order for three successive esks enc n each week
in the mineral Point Week., Tribune, newspaper
? iuted n sid county, prior - said hearing
ALEX. WILSON, Coan.y Judge.
iune 24-3w26
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24

Each guaranty must be accompanied by the rertif-
cate Of judge # a court OF record clerk Of ssch
court, certifying under his oath Of ofics and 10 his
own knowledge, the respOnsb iiiy Of guarsTlt0rs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24

Arkansas ADMITTED The bill, re-
admitting the State Of Arkansas into
tile Union, Las passed both Houses Of
Congress over the Presidrnt's veto {.
and Messrs. ALEXANDER MCDoNALD
md BEsJAvIN T. RICE have been
sworn in as L. :. Senators from that
State
THE President has nominated VIZ.
#. Evans. Of New York city, for
Attorney General.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24
- - F2HA Or cEETIFlCATE-
STATE OF WISCONSIN.

STATE OF WISCONSIN
County d Iz7.
r.. judge cor clerk, ss the may be 81 the
- court in and Tor said county, do hereby certify.
under the sane ion o. my cfica oath that am per
s9nahy acquainted with -. and ---. who have
executed the guaranty hereunt0 annexed and that
know them 70 be men Of property and able to make
gogt such guaranty
In testimony iereof, have caused the seal OF SAID
court 70 be hereto affixed, tLis--day 4. d
-'t- A. b. Judge
b.. Tor CLERK etc
No hid. unaccsTapauied by the required guaranty
and certificate thereto viii b. considered by the Com
uls-ou-rs u Printing
rFery bid must b. accompanied BY a certificate from
the state Treasurer substantially following this
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24


The prices per guir= named in the foregoing list for
5lan and blank books. = the various sizes % paper.
and styles, and bindings b. taken fun comptns
alton therefor aad1 include position ,priGiu bind
ing, etc, may be required -nty four full sheets
% the ErBd u paper ordered viii be- demanded for a
4gre without regard 10 the number Of blanks 70 the
sheet ihe term - paS-enuard binding vii be con
strued 20 pasieboari Ges covered with colored
paper with sheep hack ners and gilt title. and
he year IN figures in printers ink the back OF the
volume. And in aspect 70 all the work 10 be done
and materials 70 be furnished, the specifications rules
for coruputafe directions and All and singular the
provisions 4 chapter 81 of the laws Of 500 entitled
aforesaid said chapter Is Of the Ia I~t5.
VIII be considered trTlnE into and culfrClliu-aUy
contract % be made for the STAKE printing, and a. bills
for @pk erias must be made out. filed audited
and paid IN strict conformity with the provisions Of
said Reference IS he efJre particularly made
10 said chapters 55 and l>2 fer sch further iuforma
t"n as may be sir d copies g which viii be fur
uished app cati0n 10 The Secretary of tate And
especial reference Is made section said chap
ter -2 iD relation 10 the = uHH bond hlc every bid
der : required deposit with the State Treasurer
previous 10 dap0siriug his bid
The style Of work and quality u materials furnished
must Ice equal To the specimens file in the Office Of
the ecre airy Of tate, which specimens. properly la
beed Kept for the inspection bidders and are
by law made he standard criteria for the style in
which the work shall l= done. eli for the uuai-
~ cf materials he furnished by the c,ntractor.'-
Bids must be substantially after the foIloviog
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24
BABIES & PARSONS. Projectors.

The time has come when all concede the advantages
q = Business Education. Men Of all professions
trades and occupations. admit its importance as Is
shown by the large aud liberal patronage extended 20
Commercial institutions throughout the country The
gr.Ty itrI *
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24
WHERE CAN THIS BE BEST
OBTAINED

Some hiHk they must go 10 chicago or further East
St-n the truth l. they enjoy the .dgant ages
nearer me where the expenses = board stationary
travelling. &c are very much less. Young and mid
dtsarsed men = limited means, who wish to become
Frnses any ohe similar institution i the larger
ceL-ut a-ciliries offered here for bec0r.i, a good
Book Keeper i'eHmaH d r=legraphic Operator and
the Isct that the chances for obtaining
ST l TIONS
after graduating equally as good AS ia the great
c1mmerra ceuters r. III country. we think presents
suihcIent inducements 10 -fy amy young man tr
oman that IS their Interests 10 patroaIxe Igae
destinations The great system Of
ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAINING,
= IN Is carried out IL the rolLFGg EASE NpkcHAN7s
hvpcEI5y, and various other Offices The new and
-Ile Itl rooms buf expressly tor this ogtege have
been fitted Up with the latest and improvements
iHr ptIfe ting know le &c o. ACTUAL BIS Mss ore
EArigas.
j LIBERAL DEDUCTION
sin he made - uHs also to Ladies AMI Disabled
-ul1ler- Scholarship good 'lro1l zluut the ro
q % eyes % which this belongs Young men from
ttv same plA 10 t,hip. secure lhe deduction
90 Clubs by pa chasing their chasr-li ~ the same
time hes can then euter the Co. wh-ney-r it
suits their convenience.
Fer further Information and pariica'srs address
toNl COLLEGE Fre+port. II
or, A POWELL. a gent. Mineral Point Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24

--. state Treasurer.
Proposals 10 be enclosed with guaranty and cer.is
cate sealed and endorsed " Proposals or ssrfnfinsy
AMI delivered Ur mailed 10 the - secretary ~ Srsta
Madison N3sco sin, in whose charge hey III remain
uuil ne 1T las ~ august, lists II O'Clock Of
said day, the bids vii publicly opened and the con-
tracts awsr ed leg the Commissioners for letting con
acts Tor public printing The person or persons v hose
BID saii be accepted. will Pc required Wit hin ten Tfa
5ays after the accrp Of his their bid which
time is hereby prescribed Ay the Commissioners ~
f1aEe and enter into obligation with good and s',e
Gent sare;ies in the u thirty thoisand 9ol.arz
tS31i"Hl To psrorrn the rricrs required a. - flrtI
in This adverfi serert. and e0rfiug 70 law The con-
tract viii require rat all erder- for printing n the
Fneiish langu binding and materials made fbr,,
the secretary = state be promptly. and I'll
printing rsggil Ell by general statute DE- corrat- ana
e@iiFered "Iihis the time required by the sfa d.
rectug sGch printing
There Vii be expressly reserved IN the contract The
right o. The Legislature % alter, repeal or amend any
law no n fetce, which may hereafter fa eracted
directing any particular k.ud or lantit n -i,,,j,
and the viii distinctly set forth ~, (, 2
not give TO The contractor any inter-st In or control
over tae publication % e laws IA uessr,arr Al ~
capital, % any official notice afverffs.r,-. -
Communication of any kind directed IN, eIa,- , "a -
the General Ls@s ~ 1861 be- published ia ~ = s,y
fetal STATE rapera therein named
Lated Ct Madison, Viz this u iay ar ya.a 1Sfa
LTCiTS FATRC TLD CO.. 49,
THIs ALLEN <~c'V or -tafe'
CT -. x. GILT. Attty fea-l
Board Of Commissioners for letting coptrae for tb
'ooho f''n1Hs 2ss-