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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-08
The Sentiments of a Rebel

A friend, the other day, handed
rs n copy OF me kentuohian, pub
hshed ia Paris, Kentucky, in whicl
We Gnd the following article, pub
lished without comment, and pre-
sumo i expresses the true senti-
ment Of those Kentuckians who
aided and ubetted the rebels in their
efforts to destroy this government,
II il fair 10 conclude that the same
satanic feeling exists there, and
among The rebel element of the
South, now, that is expressed in
the article annexed We publish
il in order that eur people here
may know something Of the ILL.,
feeling that IS still indulged in to-
ward this government Read it
aud say whether you think the
government would be safe in the
hands Of people that entertain
such sentiments as are expressed
in this annexed article,
rnASKsGlvINe.
The whisky stepped bundle OF
Old hides aud cigar stumps, igno-
rance, ayarice and bfaa8 mounted
insolence, that hAs just returned TO
Washington, from thiRe months
oarouse at Long Branch and Sara
toen, has 'pFoelaiinedf Thursday,
the 24th Of November, as day Of
thanksgiving and prayer What
has he. the inehriaic hoor 10 do
with our ihauksgiviDgy Let him
give thanks far his browustone
houses: his sec silie cottages bis
hundred taoufsnd dollar ies,imoni.
als; his silver table SETS big carri-
ace Jewels hirdfed ana 6lty dot
lar boots; deiniiohns decHnters,
kegs. us and hoasbeads: his
imp5HoT ilayanas bis free lunches
and dead.head tickets stud horses
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-08
Gatherings from History.

John Wesley, the founder o
Methodism, was born in England
in the year of 1908, and was ed
ucated at Oxford University. HC
was converted in 1923. His first
efforts ct reformation were made
in the vicinity Of Oxford, England.
In 1885, John Wesley, with his
brother Charles, visited Georgia to
preach to the Colonists; but they
were not very successful in gaining
converts to their new system OF
theology, They returned to Eng
land and resumed their reformitt ry
labors in 1889 with great success
He died in 1871 at the age Of IS
years. He always claimed to be
Il member of the Protestant Episcoh-
al Chnrch-the established church
of England-and he and his apos.
tates, in spirit of burlesque, were
called "Ranters." !" The following
incident is told Of Wesley:
"There was a famous man in
that day, a prominent person in the
ranks Of elegance and fashion,
named Beau Nash," who, like all
other dandies, was hopeless fool.
He happened to be present when
w sley preached at Bath, and gos
ing up TO him before the sermon,
he asked him, by what authority
he undertook to preach Z" w es.
ley replied, "By that Jesus Christ,
conveyed to me by the Archbishop
of Canterbury, when he laid hands
on me and said, Take thou audaci-
ty to preach the gospel Nash
replied that "he was acting contra
ry to the laws of the Church, -
"Did you ever hear me preach p
said Wesley. mo, sir" replied
Nash, II judge Of you by common
report" "WelI, sir" answered
Wesley, 81 should be more CHART
able than to form my opinion of
you by common report"
The first Methodist congrega
ton in the United States was form
ell in New York City by few Irish
emigrants in 1866. The first Meth.
odist meeting house built in the
United States was erected on John
Street, New York City, in 1868. 1t
was 60 by AZ feet; and the first
sermon preached in it was in Octo-
ber Of that year, by Mr. Embury, a
local preacher, who had formerly
preached for the Methodist in his
own house. Previous to the Rev
olutionary war the preachers in this
country were merely lay preachers,
there being no authority in this
country in She M. E. Church to or
dain Ministers, This difficulty was
finally settled in 1884 The Rev
Thomas Coke Of the Church Of
England was consecrated Superin
tendent, and Richard Whatcoat and
Thomg Vasey we're ordained FL
ders and sent to the United States
to carry on the work, which they |
did most successfully. Their first
general Conference was held in
1852. AT that time there were in
the United Staioo 266 regular Meth
ndist preachers and $4,000 mem
bers. Now, the Methodists have
more than 5000 regular and travel
ing, good local preachers, and
100000 members, Of whom 200,-
600 are colored.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-08

None of the Prussi0n siege guns
are yet in position around Paris.

None Of the Prussi0n siege guns
are yet in position around Paris.
The cost ofour national rep
rescntatives abroad last year was
S670,2S1.
Austria believes the Eastern
question is serious, and her own
military situation very good,
The matehing Of troops through
Tours on tile way to the front, is
inccssant, The weather is in
tenselY cold.
The battle Of Friday, in which
the 10th and 18th Army Corps
were engaged was protrOcted and
sanguinary, and there were great
losses on both sides, the Prussians
using heavy artillery, The Army
Of the Loire will receive heavy re-
endorsements,
Minister Gambetta announces
that the Army Of the Loire has
discontinued its forward move
@eat, owing to the fact that the
Prussians have concentrated large
masses of troops between ri hiv-
iers, Arthenay and Augerville.
The army occupied a strongly.in
trenched position, in which It will
remain until a more favorable op-
portunity offers to advance, In
the meanwhile, General Ducrot,
with the forces he led out Of Paris,
is disengaged, and will be able to
act more freely, not finding before
him such large force ofthe enemy
las he expected to meet.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-08

.NOTICE--Estate of John Rice,
IN deceased.--On the first day of Novem-
ber, 1870, the Probate Court Of Fayette Coun-
'ty, ohio, declared the estate Of John Rice, de-
ceased, TO be probably insOlvent. Creditors
are therefore required to present their claims
agslnst the estate to the undersigned for al
lOwance, within six months from the time
above mentioned, or they will not be entitled
to payment n. ID. MARTY,
Nov. 8. 1870, botwG
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-08
NOTICE-John A. Burris,

NOTICE john A, Burris, of
~ Clinton County, Ohio you are hereby
notified that petition was presented to the
Commissioners of FAyette Count at their De-
cember Session 1870 pra ing for the nltera-
mouth. in said Fuyette County, to Reescyille,
ON the following line, to-wit Beginning at
u point In the road leading from said South
Plymouth TO William PNmeTs where the
line Of Westley lardesty and John Mer.
chants line crosses said road; thence on the
line between Hardosty and Merchant on Ilar-
dcsty's land, to the line of John bulTisi
thence on the same course to the aforesaid
neeseyille road and shat so much Of the Old
road as is supplied by the new road be va
Gated; and that the Viewers appointed by
said Commissioners will meet at the resi-
dence ofJ W Hardesty, in Jasper Township
two miles West of South Plymouth on the
18th day OfJanuary 1871
WESTLEY HARDESTY,
Dec, 8, 1870 ava
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-08
Prof Leone Levi calculates that

Prof. Leone Levi calculates that
all told, devastation and every
thing, France has already lost 3d.
000,000.000 by the war, and will
probably have to pay 81 100000
900 ind mnity He places the
total loss of our la,e Sval war at
SO, 800 100000 In these losses he
counts the men killed and disabled
at $4,000 each, 1t is evident that
they were not worth haf that 10
themselves.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-08

- The coal miners at Nelsonvllle
are on strike for four cents bush
el, and are trying to get the Straits
vile miners to join them.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-08
Two Houses & Lots for Sale
ON EASY TERMS!

THE undersigned offers for sale two hous-
L es now being bulls IN Chewy's addition,
" i'll trade for stock in either OF the Building
and Loan Associations, or for land. Apply
tU -. j, d, ATIC CkEG--a
Dec s. 1870. 8tw3
+ EGAL-P PROBATE NOTICE.
~ State Of ohio, Fayette County, SIS I'ro-
bate Court,
WHEREAS, Accounts and vouchers have been
fled III the Probate Court aforesaid, for set
tlement by the Guardians Of the following
Minors, t0-wit;
benjamin, Annie ll and Jane Kemp; Rufus
MCkillipi Julia A.. Hannah D., Samuel and
Mlle r. Crooks Vim II and Elizabeth }
Cayor; Thomas NJ Lnzetta, Hattie Annie,
Della, Sarah h, and Luurila SANtOn.
And by the Administrations Oftho following
deceased porsonsi
AIte Knrney and Solomon SyfOrd
Notice is therefore hereby given that said
accounts and vouchers are now on ale In
said Probate Court, being suspended for con.
lrmntou, and the same will lie finally heard
on the 2d day of January next and contln-
ued from day to day until disposed Of
j. B, PRIDDY, Probate Judge.
INV 10 $50 b1-3
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-08

MOTIOE.-The Annual Election
In for Board OF Directors Of the Fay
ette Building and Loan Association Will be
held at the Court House in Washington, on
Monday. the 2d day Of January, a; ID lSu, at
three O'Clock 2, A. d. WILLARD
Dec. T. 1870. 2atd secretary
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-08
Notice to Hunters

A LII persons are hereby forbid from hunt
N ing any Kind OF game in any manner
mon my lands IN Union Township, Fayette
County, Ohio, under penalty Of the Law
JOSEPH NJ MCLEAN.
Nov Pa, 1sw 'ws
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Notice to Hunters

A Ii persons are forbid tFespassing en- the
IA lands of the Undersigned in Wayne
Fayette County, Ohio, with Guns
Dogs or Nets in pursuit Of Game, after this
date. under the penalty of the Law, which
will be strictly enforced.
IRA YEOMAN.
R, j. YEOMAN.
December 1. 1870. 2-sm
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-08
Tim e S

TT Is hereby ordered that the district Courts
and the Courts Of Common Pleas for the
Year A u. 1871, shall begin in the several
counties OF the Firh judicial District OF the
state Of Ohio at the times following, to-wit'
DISTRICT COURTS
Adams. Sept 49, Brown Sept. %,
Franklin, MAY 3, Highland, sept %,
Madison Atny2 q PicknWay AIay9.
Ross, sept 20.
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS.
Adams, Jan. "a, May ~, Sept. &c.
Brown, Feb e. June q, Oct 81,
Clormont, Feb e. june ", Oct II.
Fayctte Feb. 2S, June ~, Nov. 2s
Franklin, Feb. 10, May II, oct is,
Highland Jan ", April II, Oct, 3.
Madison Jan 81, April II, sept &C.
Ross, Jan. 81 May % Oct "a
piqkaway, March Il, june iS, Nov, a.
"Ordcrcd that the above be published in the
newspapers OF general circulation IN each
county for three consecutive weeks
In witness where Of we have hereunto set
our hands this 9Th day OF October A. ID. 1870
A. 5, DICKEY, i
W. II. Stafford, t,,t,.o.
JOSEPH OLDS, ""sN''
TO, ASllBuRN,
STATE OF ONO,
FAYErrE COUNTY SIS.
T. NJ blanchard Clerk Of the Courts
within and for said County do hereby certify
that the foregoing is q true copy OF the order
fixing the time OF holding the District eonTts
and courts Of Common Pleas In said District
duly entered upon the journals Of the said
District Court and Court of Common Pleas.
Witness my oliclal signature aud seal Of
OhCe ut the Court House in Wash
lsEALl ington this 9th day Of December,
a. - 1870
NJ, BLANCHARD, Clerk.
Dec. s 1870 3fwa
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-08

G Persons wishing from 2 so per their pur-
chasos will do well to call inside of thirty days
FERGUSON & CO.,
2Ls7O l1 Block, opposite Bank
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-08

The New York Worlds corres-
pondent telegraphs that general
engagement took place on Sunday
for a Junction of the armies of
Paris and the Loire near Etampes.
The position won by the French at
Vile Pan on Thursday, and retaken
by Won Der Tam on Friday, was
again retaken by the French on
Saturday. General Sonnet having
advanced too far before the troops
was made prisoner. AT four other
points the French have been sue,
cessful. Gen. Ducrot is still mas
ter OF the situation. The sixteenth
corps, under General Dalker, and
the fifteenth corps, under General
Bijon, fought with grand courage.
The losses of the Germans during
the two-days' fighting were $500,
as follows; Saxons, 1000; second
corps, $500, and Wortcmburgers,
LOO.
a late balloon letter from Paris
states that large quantities of arms,
cannon, powder and other mu
nitions have been manufactured in
Paris, and that there are 10000
Regulars, 10000 Mobiles and co.
600 National Guards in the city.
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at CLEAvELLND's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, s7O-TRIPI4E
4 ADJUSTMENTS.

! ADJUSTMENTS.
BowxSsSSHFn 1 EHE sssssrros AND ! NEW DRAMA.
Y6tSSs sT4E ~ TMS WEST,
Also with the fsrsaE ~ co sshn AND SONG.
Anew dramas s y 4 y gI;HS sh Esq., entitled
Miss " v Hill !: 5fSD1
e1 Numerous S Songs R and 2Spc s+s
y 1shsEssg 5sHs FEs5 SSs9ASA
THE G nNb r SUCCESS
FOURTH WEEK OF
PoF nuhk aEo pA 4 rSais
EVERY EVENING zs S AND SATURDAY
- The favorite Clown OF the period, Geo
r q I'm as WHILE
chalk. and = once more The elnbo iiment
say n w f.. ". %i sa'G %Ssis ra
:S J. be .p AWAY. s sns ,De ss
a ssou spS &. ysr s en. saS n
Seats can be secured FOUR WEEKS IN ADVANCE
WALLAcK's
LAST six KiGHTs
| Of Mr. Alberry's new Comedy cum" ,. entitled
which mnst be Withdrawn IN consequences of numerous
and of the production Of -
colsm.n's Comedy Of 80,
is s T. .s:,,s p pre-, .c1
TAE SERIOUS FAMILY,
Due s notice VII Be given Of the repetition Of
NIBLo's GARpEN.-ExTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
Le''ees and o 1snsEfSs NiiF 4 oS PALMER
nE sEAhR SrEsA 3 a 1S
idEsai l%o ~ GRIND RSS OPERA cSSsSASi fss'
~ f All 5SosA AsP e6 EsgHSEss
II: sSys
BR0oKHoUsE BOWLER, IS. g. CAMPBELL,
a aES p kAGRpNcE Ak pMAFp nsaEWsgk
with tn. rA.ra cas-. omsr.e. x mA e. Rssns. pe
naTa, Mr.; zelda ssgain M Wm. Castle Mr. s. 9. Camp
WE'D NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF FIGARO.
f FhEnSpA 1.i rsovh hI1i2.o
SATURDAY. rSRbaa sHniF FEoBHRof GIRL
pSa ssSs s circle ea p'sf
dress crce, ST. family circle tentTance Crosby strest 50
GIoBE. 7as BROADWAY
GLOBE. formerly New York theatre
T. a. orEs ESEhax EyiIiSS Managers
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE, with the
For %o SSsf 4. s Ssye
MILE. aSGiLA the beautiful Mi Hereuisa n' Lady
The above Va aft ean their fea.
~ Charles and Carrie Austin Eph Horn I,;,.
sI H:s hiSs5 sss 'is: }ss
ADD s hain s an sa hss M ans
Mile. Risl, Mile. Devere, Mile Bertha.
,s ssfS1 oo Ms; ' Grand sf Ba
ENTIRE SEM ,, oL1o, srw o,,o
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND sATTRDAY ~
SrADr T"r. FEM : s .sR 4 sS SssHS
Reserved seats so IT II: S box ones soo1ADA
TnE EVENING TELEcnAM
ALL
THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
EVENING TELEGRAM
WILL CONTAIN.
AS 1T DID
Il LAST YEAR,
FULL AND AUTHENTIC
REPORTS
OF ALL
rHB
BALLS AND PARTIES
IN THE CITY.
MILITARY ITEMS
FASHIONABLE GOSSIP,
poi1ncAL sQUlBs.
GENERAL NEWS,
FROM ALI PARTS OF THE CITY AND COUNTRY,
AND BOTH HEMIspHEREs
ADVERTISERS WOULD DO WELL TO REMEMBER
THAT
TIE TELEGnAM
HAS
The LARGEST CIRCULATION
OF ALL EVENING PAPERS.
SUBSCRIPTION. ste PER MONTH
SUBSCRIPTION, IS PER YEAR.
PUBLICATION OFFICE
~ NASSAU STREET.
GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELS,
\ 6S5 Broadway.
BIRCH. wAMBOLD, BERNARD and BACKUs' glorious
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HORSES, CARRHAG r.. 60.

ll2 AND ia EAST 18TH STREET, NEAR 4TH AVENUE,
where hola regular
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Gentlemen wishing - purchase those having Horses or
carriages 10 sci viii lind house perfectly reaole
conduct this branch OF business do all other
business on the principles which
ED honorable houses IN all mercantile pursuits.
We give the purchaser ~ horse that warranted
sound from 20 to Al hours for trial.
Entries for sales HorEes Carriages be made
down town Office and ssssroo, 81 Nassau street. where
40 also keep register OF horses los private sa~.
Liberal advances made cens5inents.
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DROPCSALS FOR REVENUE STAMPS.
Proposals will be until Tuesday, tho LIST dav of
November next. twelve O'Clock furnishing
complete Revenue Stamps OF the following classes denon
nations and sxes present and a. hereinafter specified
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NINE. MARS. lady Of Information, ISL Goerck st.,
W IA ri door above Houston 81
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Astroloap.

A CAuTlON.-slOOOcO reward u any one who can
~ equal or surDass the great independent business
and medical ciairyoyant Mrs. LtNWOOD, la love
AFFAIRS causing speedy marriages, bringing together
those long bena area, known 10 TAIL h thai great
frelcn secret for luck and prosperity; likeness, name
numbers ~ w 'lsl ST. bet, iinand sth avs. o GENT
A -MADAME ECh LitT- Excenod by nore.
N sNoiloks 81. near Delaney. Eas. &c. 40 gents is
GYPSY CLAIRyOYANTh elps All in love IRON
~ q, ulseAte lac nlhhp o.dted, anu deceived ~
ules QUO gents, u lO' "esl 18th ST., near 9Th nv.
L OOk HERE mime WELLINGTON is prcp jared
10 mee ali CarNoYlnts that Offer ard IN
give tSO 900 to one Ot them that sfpnss her m
business name, ID numbers, ia Vest tOta ST., DO
tween Brollway aud in
NINE. MARS, lady Of Information, ISL Goerck ST.,
WI IN ri door above Houston VI.
% cents 10 81.
NINE. yENIOU-, OF Roston, tells past present
WI ana futuiei gNcs1ove charms and lurky numbers
Ladies 'oc'i gents go u stanton ST. rear Hrs door
MADAME JONES, fortune teleri sire has no
vi equal. IL IhomDsons 81. Ladles ~" ssnts- al
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Sisumbcats mo RHilruaoA

UCwIs RAII,WAy,-TRAISs LEkvB DEPOP
IL loot OF I'd e. sad foot OF Chambers ST. as iOnOwk
vHi
E gEp% n. lcn. T1S% st.
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4ublit s9oilt,s.

uTS AND COUNTY or NEW YORK,
Han
NOTICE. Having recently .ovcl thc new Jury law
Tor ths county hr.rD f.Nf 40 &C. under ~ proyy-
'ors' uaI persons ~ a. ,unmlnhi As Hrant
county must appN only 10 HE judge OF the Cput 10
Which iCN are -umWpuvu, whether liable CXenpt,
100 nccpulanrr WIN the following sections Of the Law
srCrioN IS. Every ourt OF Record shall have power
to cause aY per nn who shan omit to lppcar ani
,Ner any summons to attend 10 q Juror porsonu
served upun him, ~ be arrested AID brought b Tor. ne
Court hNi, II SUCH lUsou ne ltahr FCryr q, Iurl
may punish MN by Inc or imprisonment
sClioN y Every person upon whom = SUNNI ms 10
summons - The Court anl ut II 10 the Lu.ft IN
open court or II he cannot attend IA per-on h. th,
sehd he summons 10y ZONE one CapaO oi u, .il- any
httes AIRY statement ~ relation hereto i n sCCt
ctso SOU Nc exempt hN AN urlf he has ntrG wrong
IN " drawn Or SUNNI OpHd lhV tur INA vNtuv IA
from tu thor ats lance Aul the Tr 500 he Is - x
summons. aud the uutW ~ .u rnCorcl snail 10. ..ltA
united TO Tie tOu.Lss ouei juloTs NItltu nNc I.l
thereafter, DOUuiA' IAl LDG,
A., -. ., 900. Cump.;ssIu"Ci uf Ju.'ts.
DUBLIC. NOTICE shcrehY piyeD IA, 80 ,i,rl ~
gay o. Ma!, lustt. t'i.ll uuc't '" draw if.uS
Tor ia" following Vlrs, to De- hold IA ali BE-. coy
ana couul oI Ntw lor&. ga tu uth udi 40. ilv pph,
Two Panels OF lOl petit Jurors each fpr N. Srctot
Court tats aud r. two panels al iti petit l,lru
pam, OF 10 petit Jurors ard panel of - grand ilr r.
fOI The Court OF GencrL Sessions
CHARLES y. Low. County Clrrs.
NOTICE IIEHEBY GIVEN that an tlgr. ,oa
~ VIII DO held al the olhcs OF the New Yen. 80 Se
Company, cOIucr Of Fulton AID Front Ste. g. tbs q y
ocl0rS NJ neon OF tnut day. for Is Directors oil 'ad
Conplny Tor TIE then e1,nl9i, Seer ,.,.n,,,,,, .,
JOIN r. ATKiNsoN. seoy.
Dated NAV s 1910
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qrotrssIcMIl 6aros.

nR. LEWIS, 7 Draeo a.A.y York. cues 81. ~
- ease OF Pccgun narHfT ihIU c'P"'ro,
trouble, OF CHANGE ~ Act. LIT Lhlsd WhIur . -
gstllnE cured uieNh9re Or have naeu pruuI' C't o..
cuIahic, consult uil Doctor Al Olce. Ind a. ~. ~
Itio!hhod Al tic rp'Giy Gu - WI ca Ia .i.g,rt r
sun hun gnd satisfy yourself FOrtJ ytL;s' sIs"'.-.H
practVH.
~ Tor TIE cure u ne yOla doH.,ltl, al ChGy, go
uI.hnIy dsya'es. lie cures thnn,Igli . a.. 'il
uale, amer b'lng gycn up by otIcr-. - HrIt.r tt
lhled, CO snt the Doctor ny letter or In p,i.uN 8
3stAmps Tor h' Mo lea Essays. Nous, \. '"'I
AIDES AFFII TED-In whatever Wv, -
! re upon SAT- ami epee ~ cure by Dg LNANs,N
"@-'ha'~ al f1r"nlar fras Orst most
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her freight OaNH ,.'tif ASPSSStHi os 9, wan IT.
Drop nsals.
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post OFFICE AND. COURT HOUSE.

DVsT vOFfICE An, COURT HOUSE
$50 IIopo.as wrought aud iron wors for ,hs
and cast: ron wor Scale iopos1s viii be received
a. e, 3ihce otIhe spgern 10 M u o,clock IA
putting IN place the cat a. wrou,G, iron wdIf cx.
.i,ns Of cast ron c9umg' he1r'"te'. &c. aud
WJ0pE65 iron ron beams, siriSs SC .r, ,woo, m,
TaeSI cast true AMI frec from flaws or defects S u
the nnmbtr ard w,ghts shown bS tns schSdiilos ana
,oReHe wei H. ani nv Surplus Sht VIZ be pad for
rsucct from the requirements Of the drawings, be
Sc se or B Of l S, q So %c T, b
and tie entire worn cleaned "a and finished IN lrSt
he beam. and grdcrs must be oi tho maluflc,lrc Of
ne ,Nalsw,fi3 PhGniN or iitlsnurgh Unon Iron
jcnd n.y. i af Of p. re , 6, and MSii, tne
straight ana sound IN ali s,c,ts u rrst quality W
~ beams ~ on nrick work must s. ~ cast ron
the spec hca,oas ana sc !eduys
sheet lead or other nnieriAs necessary 10 nut the
WORK to eth IN the nei na1nsr AID anchor i 20 the
p &C. to the co9pcte satsac,ion oS ,Ge saperintend
Tho rirdcrs win pc SUI together with bolt. and steel
~ beams a,d sn,,1ss WI De ,eIed by e npeIp
The contractors wiz he Permitted the n'e me ner
eharGe 6pl wll es re9Hrsd to pa He tlm Il the msr
nNhed ny IN CONTRACTOR
Proposals W u be made bv the piece the various
castings and beams. which will include the wedgeA
bolts, angle rons clamps ties anchors. Other metal
WORK necessary 10 Mt and put the work In place.
whether mentioned In drawings Of schedu IS not.
The work must he furn she'd delivered ntted, ana
put In place complete, within three months after 0au
OF written notice to commence the work.
The " TX viii not he euld yded among different
bidders, hut viii be considered In the aggregate.
The sche lulas Will be IN iienifyns the matcrii
aud making tie payments VIII en- VIII be M ide monthly
de ucung ten per cent. until the na comp lcton the
contract "
Al bi!s must be accompanied by penal bond In ths
sum OF my thousand (f5IOOl dollars that the bidder
VIII ACCEPT and leriorm the contract. II awarded him
TIE Melon OF the security TO he certified ~ by tht
District Attorney OF tho district where he resides
lhc ncpa tmcnt reserves the rgat 10 reject any all
LIDS, II II be deemed for the interest Government
TO do AMI III that not made on the prllted
form to DO obtained la this pcc ana does not CD lOun
IN every respect 10 the requirements u this
nent VIII not be consider d. neither VIII any propo
shls be received from any parties who not them
seNcs cnEa sed Ia the uanuftc or wrpu M
non wcth, ami who have not the ccssary facilities
tut gcttlie out the - or rolled beams
Proposals viii 'e n1lrssd Z" Dlls for Iron Work.
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