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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-10
dEssRENT A'EEMS.

Uu5rassed kid gloves are fashionable
among The ladies'.
Mormon emissaries are proselytizing in
Georgia.
Street Ballad Singing is said to be reviy
ing in New Yotk.
Fossil oysters have been found in the
Egyptian Pyramids,
England derives revenue of sS60 600
for licences OF dogs,
Spain, with an army Of 100000 men, has
$40 Generals. a
Queen Victoria has more than thirty tons
of silver and gold plate. W.
Synonymous terms in Wayhidgton-Ga Gas
tric Fever, Dclirium Tremet,s.
Mark Twain realized 81 ,805 in gold from
his first lecture III San francisco. .
4 "patent vaccinnator' has been invent
cd, to render inoculation painless and Ger
tain.
The World suggestieoly inquiries whether
the term "a traitors doom means being
baied by Greeley. ..,
The value ofthe tobacco crop of Bracken,
Kentucky, for the year 1861, was 81 502,-
1893.
A small family in ,Maoon, Georgia, con-
sists of a father, mother and twenty-five
children.
Rev, John u. Chivington, of Indian
massacre notorioty, has marricd the widow
of his son Thomas.
General Dyeckinridge's colored servant
is making Conservative speeches in Virgin
| ia.
The CINCINNATI Common Council has re.
duced the horse car fare in that city to five
| cents.
A neat thing in earrings comes from
Paris, in the shape of a pair OF, enormous,
hairy, spotted spiders, with fly caught il
their ieelers.
| W. II. Russell, once Colordo million
aire, has gene INTO bankruptcy. Liabilitie,
81, $50, 600, with no assets.
"A girl named Signora Mantscaleonis,; O
Naples, becoming offended at the Rev
Stefauo pirelo, recently hired two young
men to murder him, and they did it for $32
Memphis is excited over the comsump
ton Of two cows that had been bitten b,
/ mad dogs. he beef has been traced int,
the open market, aud thence into th,
| stomarhv> OF CONSUMERS,
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The Grant and COIsaX Financial I
Plan Not The PendIetOn FL
nanCiai Plan.

The Grant and Colfax papers Of this city
- five in all, and dailies---cuncur that the
financial plaUks of Chicago Radical plat.
are the very opposite of Mr. Pendleton' 5
plan> They tell us that the Grant and
C0lfax plan is that as there is ho immediate
necessity tor the payment of the bonds, and
as the debt was contracted for the benefit
of posterity as well as the present genera
ton, the debt should be continued far
enough into the future that posterity might
pay its portion of it; and that, by giving
the word assurance that the debt, princi-
pal and interest, shall be paid in gold, in
duce capitalists to loan us E'oney on cheap
er rates than we are now paying. In other
words; continue the debt and pay the pres
ent rate of interest until we can reduce it;
AMI, finally, pay the debt in gold
1t wllbe seen that the Grant and Cofax
financial plan is the very opposite Of that
of Mr.. Pendeton, which is to retire the
ive.twenty bonds with greenback currency;
tn. same kind of currency the Government
received in exchange for the bonds.
The Grant and Col'sx plan holds out no
relief to the people, but proposes to con-
tinue their tax burdens DOR an indefinite
period.
The Pendleton plan proposes immediate
relief by paying off within very short pc
riod very nearly the whole of the public
debt, thereby getting rid of about one hun
drcd and twenty millions gold taxes aunu-
ally.
By the Grant and Colfax plan the people
will before the debt is wiped out, have paid
the amount of the principal two or three
time4 over in interest alone.
BY the Pepd'eton plan thu principal and
interest will be largely diminiohed annually,
so tn It in seven or ten years, at farthest,
the whole debt will have been pad.
There are other differences between the
plans and all in favor Of Mr.. Pendleton's
plan, so far as the interests of the people
are concerned; but we will not state them
here, our object at present being, simply,
to call attention to the fact, that these Re
publican journals boast that the Chicago
Convention repudiated1 entirely the Pens
dIeton financial plan Of paying the public
debt. -Eaquirp. s.
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The Impeachment "FTayer"
EulSiiae ~ fn the Methodist Com
feFeRce--A RebUke TO Bishop
Simpson.

feFeRce--A RebUke TO Bishop
SiinpsOls.
When this snEject was before ahe Mctho-
dist Episcopal General Conference, at Chi
cago, Rev. Henry Sicer, of Baltimore,
made some remarks, from which we extract
the following:
| believe in the efficacy Of prayer, and for
over fifty years have been taught by the
Bible to believe that it is prudent aud expe-
dient for men to unite fasting with prayer;
and when that resolution is taken up, shall
move as a substitute that this General Con-
ference set apart Friday next as day OF
solemn fasting aud prayer ''in view of the
trouble Of the country is now involved. -
And you can pray IN your seats and closets,
either kneeling or sitting, as you may feel
inclined to do; but trust we will not make
ourselves partizans in the great troubles OF
the country by producing prayers calculat-
ed 10 promote strife and contention, instead
Of pouring oil on the troubled waters,
We are not here as a court of impeachment
we are not here to regulate the affairs of this
great nation, we are here as the ministers
of the Gospel of Peace, and have prom
Peace and good will among all people; and
L lTusL llldL tHlN, eCClcSiSdNtiCdl hJuNS NullCL
Europe is hreal i " loose from the shackles
that bind Church and State, will not Sc
the example of talIying ourselves with any po
liticsl party on this continent, | trust
shall keep ourselves clear of that.
We hold different politc, opinions, and
belong to different political classes, and it is
not the provence OF this ecclesiastical body
to give shape or direction to public events
in this great Government. We have charge
of the religious Interests of the Methodist
Episcor al Church; and it is not our duty to
decide cit her f r the President or against
President, or for the Senate or against the
Senate. We ate to promote peace and har-
mony, and pray to God lor his blessing up
on, the whole American people. Cries Of
Amen" May God send his blessings
down on the whole American people! |
trust We shall have fasting and prayer in>
stead Of, an exhibation vi politics in this
conference. Applause, -.
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fry who died at home in J. county who
was ON SICK flrloY with chronic disntaly.
Of a yIard Head.

Two colored boys, aged fourteen and six.
teen, got into fight in Memphis, Temp.
on the 10Th ult., in the course of which one
fred pistol pointed directly at the head
Of the other The would-be murderer fed,
while the wounded boy fell as if dead. Up
on. examination it was found that the ball
had entered the forehead, but was diverted
from straight course by the skull and
plowed its way ever the Head. He soon
reviaved and left for home.
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JOHN III. MANNER,
a MANVFAGTUNE AND DEAF.

NE IfR in TobN,eN, s3Ruff and Cigars,
Mnrket st., Cadiz. OHIO. Has everything
Iriared to furnish to the public, at wholesa'e e
or rctaii. at the most reasonable rates.
Ills Cigars. of every kind from the
'StOgu'' to the finest grades--are the best
ever offered III this market. o.. Hanna &
Co.'S. Preiniifii Chewing TQbacco-tie, Dest
article in the coUntrvr-always ON hand.-
Killikinnick. ant All kinds Of Smoking
Tobacc,, kept eoprtantly. Let all lovers
Jan. II, 1366-ly.
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At sale OF pictures in Paris, two anna.
teurs obstinately disputed the possession Of
a fine picture by celebrated Dutch pain
ter, which represented an ass. Each bid
against the other At last one of the gen
tlemen said, ut is of no use--I will not
yield. The picture once belonged to my
uncle, and | will give anything for 1t. "
"In that case, said his adversary, II will
not 60 on. You shall have it, as it is a
family picture,''
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ALL KINDS or CHAIRS!
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
MRS. S. e. POGuE,

M rs. >. e. PUWUE, "
Above Sharp Il McKifnie's Drug Store
She has just received and hascn exhibition
her NEW FALL STOCK, containing a
full line of French Pettern Bonnets. She
has spared no pains to get such Good at
such rrices will give satisfaction and please
all. Hats, Ribbons, Flowers and full
line of Millinery Trimmings, Ornaments,
Ruchies, Dotted, Nets, Bonnet and Hat
Frames; also "a very large assortment Of
Trimmings and Notions. Ladies' will con
suit their interest by looking through her
stock. which is complete in each depart
ment. Sept. 18, 1877.
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s. B. SHOTWELl.,.
a TTNREEX AT LAW. GADAZ.

~ OifT0. f'ontinues to practice in lIar-
.rison and adjoining counties. and gives es-
,r,eciai and prompt attention to Collecting,
business Of Executors and Administrators.
GuaTdiana, Wards, Partitions, Sales of
IStnds. Settlement Of F,stateS. lYt'cs to
Keal Estate, Convevancing, Suits at law
and In t'hancery, JIoauiug and Investment
Of Money, and ali other professional busi-
ness placed ir his charge.
-, va, ,fIc ,ia Agent, Cor the State Bank OF
6i, and others, for loaning money, az.
Ga- Office in Georges Cornwr, Main Street
Ya, ~, i>9nS
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Bees and Frgift-ksIOssOms.

A silly prejudice against beesi- entertain
e1 by some fruit growers based on the no.
tion that the crops of fruit are iniurouslv
affected both in quality aud quantity, by
the vists CT bees during the blossoming
period. A more unfounded notion, or on:
deriving less support from observation and
science, can scarcely be conceived. Yet it
regularly looms up once or twice in cen
tury, and creates as much ala,m and con:
stelnation among Il wiseacres as the ap-
pearance of comet used TO do in by-gone
days r.;,.
held at Stuttgard, in WirtembuIg, in Sep
tember, 1858, the. subject Of honey>yielding
being under discus ion, the celebrated
pomologst, Prof. Lucas, one of the direc-
tors of the Honenheim Institute. alludng
to the prejudice, went on to say-"Of more
importaice however, is an improved man>
agement of our fruit trees. Here the in
terests of the horticulturis,s and the bee
keeper combine and run parallel. A judi
cious pruning of our fruit trees will cause
them to bloom more freely and yield honey
more plentiiully | would urge Attentions
to this on those, particularly who arc both
fruit-growers and hee-keepers. A careful
and observaht bee keeper at Potsdam writes
to me that las ftees yicn decidedly }tnyeS
crops since he has established an dptoyy ~
his 0rchdrd and the annual product Is aoto
more certain and regular than before, tho,
his trees had always received due atten-
| ton. HN
EssEx INSTITUTE.
SALEM, MASS, January 81, 1868.
| JOHN j. GOULD, Esq, .ft 49,
DEAR SIR:--In an,
swer to the question whether bees are in
any way injurious to fruit, or lessen, tho
| quality or quantity, would reply that all
the evidence given by botanists and zoolo-
gists whp have specially studied this sub,
!eet, shows that bees increase the quality
and tend to improve the quality of fruit. =;
They aid in the fertilization Of flowers, thus
preventing. the occurrence of sertile flowers,
and by more thoroughly tertilizng flowers
already perfect, render the production, OF
sound and well developed fruit more sure
and other insects, many plants moa{d not
| fruit at oil. ) z,., ..u
This whole subject of, the great Office
which, bees and other insec,s perform in the,
fertilization OF plants, has been fully dil
cussed IN the american Agftcuitur,st.
1t is alleged that bees do ,ninry. in some
way by extracting the honey from flowers.
| What is the use in natu,e Of honey2 The
best observers will tell you it is secreted by
the plant, rfbr the very purpose Of attract
Ing bees to the flower, otherwise il is Of no
use to the flower or fruit, .sts
Ii all the bees. were to be, destroyed, /
for one, it q farmer, would prefer 10 20 in
to some other busidess.., !,
This prejudice against heessseemes u
| IN hova M foundation Know n facfa ,,rov,
injury noxious insects do; it is more difficult
to estimate the good done by hosts Of beue-
ficial insects.
believe that overy intelligent bee,keep-
er and naturalist will assent to the truth ii
the above remarks.
yours very respectfully
| A. y PAc6AEh, III,
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SADDLES *, HARNESS. !
"a r.. WATERS REfsS E.EAyE:

W.. To inform the people of Harrison
Coanty that he has opeI,ed out in the room
,'ptely occupied by J. r. Crawford, Esq, on
Main street, Cadiz, n Saddle and Harness
Manufacto-v. where he, will keep at all
tsifaes SADDLES, HARNESS. WHIPS,
pRIDLES. TRUNKS, and every thing usu
al ia his line of business, at Wholesale and
rF'taii. REPAIRING done on short notice.
He soiicits a share Of the public patronasge,
sTd will give those ,wbo favor HIM with
fheir patronage the bcst of work ut faif
prices.
Nov. II, lS66>Ivr.
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For the Sentinel.
MY COUNTRY.
BY W. A. URQUuART.

love my coUntry's pine clad hills,
Her thousand bright and gushing rills
Her sunshine and her storms;
Her rough and rugged rocks that rear
Their hoary heads high in the air
In wild fantastic forms.
/ love her rivers deep and wide,
Those mighty streams that seaward glide
To seek the oceans breast; q
Her smiling fields, her pleasant Wales,
Her shady dells, her fiowery dales,
The haunts of peaceful rest.
love her forests dark and lone,
For there thu wild bird merry tone
Is heard from morn till night;
AID there are lovlier flowers 1 weeu,
That e'er in Eastern lands were seen,
In varied colors bright.
Her forests and her vallies fair
Her flowers that scent the morning air,
Have all their charms for me;
But more | love my country's name,
Those words thai echo deathlesS fame
1.-THE land of LIBERTY
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! SHERMAN HOUSE.

AX XAKMEE SFKEEE, CADaN y.
Iyl VIM. G. THOMPSON, Proprietor. =
This house has heet thoroughly renovated
and repaired. Having Superior facilities,
everything vail be done to make the guests
comfortable, The table is always supplied
with the best the market affords. Good
fooms and clean beds for travellers and reg
iilar guests. Good stabling is attached to
the House. Every effort will be made for
the cohifort of the Patrons, Boarders ta-
keti by the day, week, month or year.
May 10, lS6S-Iyr.
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A story is told of the late Lord Brough-
ham and his mother, The old ladys ser
want invariably, when accused of breaking
anything, replied, Sure, ma'am, it was
crackit before and one day, when little
Harry fell down stairs and his mother
shouted, "Oh, boy is your head broker"
INA, ma, mother" said the young genus,
lit was crackit before"
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The London Ton,aha,ok says: "There is
now so little to separate the distance be-
tween London and Paris that the reckless
ness Of the Imperial Court is finding its
way across the channel, and adultery is
king On the bouleyards. -
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GWriesEaAes I'm Literature.

The records of the accounting officers at
Washington are rich in the curiosities OF
literature. The following, which is an ex-
act copy Of surgeons certificate, furnish
ed in aid of soldiers claim for bounty, is
among innumerablo proofs that the school
master was abroad during the rebellion:
May the 10 | her By Gritty on honor
that - FRACTION phission Did
waighton and treat - - Go. r.. In
fry who died at home in J. county who
was on sick furloy with chronic disntaiy:
- - A pract phison.
Another "praction phission', certified
that certain soldier died of formation
on the BRAIN another, that death was
caused by .'!Disease contracted for in the
service;' and another, that. the disease Of
which a soldier died was New money"
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SWAN HOUSE. -,
1 n II grSuS az MAIN AMI WAR

u RES, Streets. #; J: SWAN, Proprie-
CHASED the above property, respectfully
efiioi,fices that he has Re-ftted and Re-
furnished iii the best style, the hotel for
nisrly kiowii as the "National." The Sta
hiss to this hoiise are large and commo-
diois; and will always be attended to by
July 8, iS67-y.
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f.. III EFLING,
NI fFTYT Il sSSFEFJA ER ZEE q ca

~ETE NbSftA IL. AEE AZ NWs
wv No. 437 Market Street, Philadelphia.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Amer
ican, German and French, FANCY GOODS
Trimmings; Silk, Cotton and Linen Hand
ksrchiefs, silk Mits, Gloves, Hosiery; Gents
Furnishing Goods and Tailors' Trimmings;
COMBS, Brushes, Buttons and Slspenders;
velvets and Bonnet Ribbons, &c. ..-
Mayl lS67-1yr.
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81. LEV ERY STABLE.
ATEAEg THE SHERMAN HOUSE.

" CADlH OHIO. p. Lynch. having re-
Gently added largely to his stock Of Horses,
Carriages, Buggies, &C., is prepared to
serve public in the good style and at reas-
onablerates. Passengers arriving on the
trains taken to their destination cheaply
andexpeditiousiy
Aug 2 '65-ly
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MEAT SHOP.
a AMA1EEL T.. BRYANT HAS OPEN.

~ ED Meat establishments in the cel-
lar tindor 9u1Iirl ~ cos News Depot where
he will eeep constantly on hand good as
sortment ,f Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, &c.
'fhs patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited.
IAN 40 I2f7-1v
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A. G.. TURNER.
TTORNEV At E,AyV CADEX,

IL OHIO, will practice in Harris0n coun-
~, and give his attention particularly to
Collections. Petitions for Dover, Partition of
lands, for the sale Of lands by Administers
tors and Guardians, Settlement of Estates
and the Foreclosure OF Mortgages. &c.
OFFICE and Residence on Main street,
ne,.rly opposite Cadiz House.
~ Feb, 90, 'G7.-ly
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LEWJS TEWT(DN.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and So
n LICIT0R IN BANKRUPTCY, Cadiz,
Ohio. Parties wishing to trsnsact any
husiness in relation to BANKRUPTCY will
do well To call on me. R.ss- Communities
tions by mail viii receive prompt atten
'tiou ~sS% Oct, g 1Sss7~tf
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DR. sANDERsON.

Can be consulted at Cadiz, Cadiz House the
9th. 25th. and Goth. Wheeling Sprigg
House the 17th, 18th, 10th and 10th. Steu-
benville, Union Hotel, the 2lst, 22nd, and
z3rd, of EVERY MONTH, during the win
Ter. ~ w as IS
DR.. S. is neither a travelling humbug or
located guack, but 10 q graduate of three of
the first medical colleges il the United
states and has bad six years experience in
fhe Hospitals of New Yoik.
Consultation free.
Eov. v.l5te57-ly.
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R. TX. QUEST,
I'm GOLD AND SILVER

~ Watches. Clocks tewelry, Fancy>
aoods, NotioMs, Toys, Silver-plated and
German Silver Spoons, Spectacles of all
Kinds and suitable to all ages. All kinds Of
Watches carefully repaired, and WARRANT
:. Charges and prices moderate. Rooms
Main Street, Cadiz Ohio, next door to
narp& McKinnies Drug Store.
Dec. IL, 1867 1y
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p. DONAHETE.

A TTORNEv AT LAW, SIT. LOU
~ rs, No., No. Alb Chestnut Street, be-
tween 4th and 9th. Practices IN THE
MISSOURI STATE COURTS. Prompt atten-
tien given to Real Estate Litigation, and
to suits relating to Commercial Transac~
tions, Insurance, &c. Also to paying tax
"a, proving titles, and all other business
entrusted to him.
Mar g. '67-iyr
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CADTZ HOUSE,
DENTISTRY.

"ELLEAM y. CESSNA BEGS
w leave to inform the public that he
has purchased the Dental Establishment of
DIR. Fl. II. Harrison, and is prepared to at !.
tend to all branches of the profession with
promptness and dispatch.
oFF1cE-Opposite the Cadiz House. up
stairs. Jan. Is, 1865.
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CHAIR MAKING.

n III GkABEK respectfully announ-
\ 40 ccE5 to the citizens of Harrison Coun-
ty , that ne has has ;, opened &c, , eHt in the rooms
Cabinet Shop, CHAIR FACTORY, and
has on hands and is constntly making
ALL KINDS OF CHAIRS!
He asks the public ia call and examine his
work, as he Thinks people can do better
with him than anywhere else.
Gsss~ Repairing, Painting and Gaming done
on short notice and reasonable terms.
April 4, IS67-lvr.
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MARS. Nj. SPENCER,

is now receiving an assortment Of Mills
nery, Fancy Goods and Notions of every
variety. Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Fans.
Gloves, Hosiery, &c. Call and examine for
yourselves, at the old stand, three doors be-
low Clark d. Rsmsey's Jewlery Store. She
ia confident she can please all both in price
and quality. April ~, 1868 jIiio.
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REIN WEIGH O. CO.,
~ AEM ENsS az EXEHANGE RHsO-

Ii KEftS, CAdlz Ohio. Dealers in Coin
change ane Promissory Notes, Interest
d on Deposits. Collections msde on all
essit le Points, and Remit fer ut Current
es Of Exchange.
callers in Government Securities.
Dec 27 lSG5-ly
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JOHN p. McCLELLAND,
ETASRsEONARLE TAILOR, MAIN
u STREET, opposite the Cadiz House,
respectfully solicits share of public pat
ronage. Work made in a substantial and
fashionable style. A. choice lot of Piece
GOODS always on hand.
April 1Ss 1861 yr.
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.yOHN rONWELL.
n N Nxn ~ huxT.Er TAErRIp, M Al

Il KET ST.; opposite odd Fellows Hall.
Cadiz;O O. Also Local Agent for the GRO
wiz q BAKERS Celebrated Family and
Manufactuter's SEWING MACHINE
Call and examine. Machines, Oil, Needles,
&c, constantly on hand. ...
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There arc 36,QQ0 Scotchmeu in London.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28
Indiana State Normal School.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
* until the 2lst of April, at O'Clock
Psi, al the office of j. A. Vrydagn, Archf-
tect, southeast corner of Wabash and Fifth
streets, Ferre Haute, Indiana, for the iol-
lowing work:
1. The making of all the window frames.
from the third door upwar Is, and ali the
window sashes TO the exterior of the
fhOusle.
2. The furnishing Of Glass and Glazing.
3. The work Of Carpentry, from the third
floor upward, to enclose the entire struc-
ture.
4. All the roofing, consisting OF slate.
copper, galvanized iron, tin, and orna-
mental iron work.
8. All the iron work to anchoring OF
wallis, and carpentry, estimated at 5000
pounds. IS
These various works are estimated at
from $4,000 to s3j, 900, and are intended to
be completed by next Fall.
Plans, Specifications, and Conditions
may be seen at the Architects ONCE, from
the LIST to the Goth of April.
No proposals viii be entertained I'M ess
accompanied with offer Of suitable securi-
ty for performance OF the work.
Tine Board reserves the right to reject
any, or All, or the proposals, If not deemed
favorable.
The Board of Trustees Indiana State
Normal School. j. INGLE, Jr.. Pres't.
j. NJ. OLCOTT, Secretary. [mar23 till apI