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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-04
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Aug. 3, 4.SO M.-Oonsols 93s;
q. 3. bonds 5-2Os of 1862 939; 1868 old
90; IO-4Os 92 Bullion in Bank Of Eng.
land decreased fI, 231, 900.
FRANKFoRT, August 3.-U. s. 5 20s 1862
96f.
PARIS, August 3.-Rentes 55f 600
LIVERPOOL, August 3.-Ootton hrmer;
middIing uplands Sa5@9d; middling Orleans
9id; sales IL, 900 bales for speculation and
1900 for export. Breadstuffs unchanged.
Pork ass; short rib middles 34s Cd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-04
NASHVILLE. TENN.
A WORD no CORRESPONDENTS

We beg to say to all correspondents
that If they wish their articles published,
they must write on only one SIDE OF q
sheet of their paper.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

The following are the cotton quotation Q
received st the National savings oompan!
corner Union and College streets, vhs Q
cotton, gold, bond and stocz quotations
are received hourly. and arc always soces~
gjtle to the public.
L1vERPooL, Aug. 3, ll:15. Cotton
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

7slegroDhic Report from Signal SerUice
Corps, .. S. A., of Dissertations at
O'clock p II.
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-zarus l. Morris Perfected Spectacles
ara the best. They never tire the eyes;
last many years without change, and are
warranted not to break. Geo. x. Calhoun
3 Co, Maxwell House, Jewellers and OPP
ticians. are sole agents for this county.
iv2 ON
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The Continental Life insurance
Company OF New York.

This Company was organized on the Sd
day of May, 1866, and by the 3lst day OF
December, 1866, had issued 1,455 poll
cies, insuring So 9O7, 800 and received IN
premiums ga, 299.S4-a result unparal-
ieled in the history of life insurance.
Up to the 1st day of January, 1871, the
total number of policy holders was 80, 20,
and the amount of Its policies was
S54, SIG 95S. All of its qualities attest 1t
to be one of the first in the United States.
James Hickman, Special Agent, No .
Maxwell House, Cherry street, will be hap
py to serve all those wishing to insure IN
this reliable company. aug4 II
The new Colonnade Hotel, Philadal-
phia, Pa , is conected by street cars with
the Camden Ferries. Iy3O Nv
Printers cannot set type from an
article written ON both sides of the
paper.
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Geo. Il. Calhoun & Co., at the Maxwell
House, have large and splendid stock Of
jswelry, which they are offering very
cheap. N.Y. u
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other Departments.

There was scarcely anything doing in
other departments of trade and no change
in prices.
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CITY NOTICES.

DR.. w. O. Cook-Offce IS Church
street, Maxwell House. aug4 At
Just received, 10000 of the celebrated
Big Cigar. Price 25o per dozen.
w. II. JONES, % Cedar st.
aug4 wed, thu, Sa&sun If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-04

A splendid assortment Of spoon, fork
and table cutlery, clocks, gold pens and q
full line of spectacles can be found st u:
r. Calhoun & Co.'s, Maxwell House, ct
Low nrices. my7 If
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F. l.. DAVIES & Bro. Jewellers end Silver
smiths, Nashville:
The attention of watch buyers is called
To our stock of Waltham watches IL gold
and silver cases, specially selected for our
own trade. These watches greatly excel
any others made in this country in beauty,
finish. variety and in fine time keeping
Qualities, aud are offered of much lower
prices. merI' u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-04

London advices of yesterday quote
5-9Os '62 at 92g; '65s of 9244i '67s at so;
and 10-4Os st 90.
Tennessee bonds are quoted In New
York ct IA for both the old and the new
issue.
Bank of Tennessee notes are unchanged
but are in steady demand. Brokers hold
at 88 and offer Sc.
southern Bonds an Rev York.
The sales OF Southern bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the
31st nit. were as follows:
FIRST BOARD.
1000 Virginia six per cent DID,. -v...-.....65
1000 North Carolina skies old bonds .......42%
1900 South Carolina six per cents, new, JAN
uary and July ---.......--.-....-..-...55
1000 North Carolina six per cents, special
tax......,.......... ......s.............-.-.,.zU
SECOND BOARD.
loo Tennessee six per cents, old...........72A
Tie sales on the list inst. were as fol-
lows:
FIRST BOARD.
500 Tennessee six per cents, Old...........--73
1900 Tennessee six per cents. new -......l3
5000 Tennessee six per cents, new, BIT. c----73A
1000 Georgia seven per cent gold bonds. ct. -9SA
5000 South Carolina six per cents, new, jan
uaTy and July Box
5000 South Carolina state skies, new, Janu-
airy and July ----.---ooA
loo Missouri State six per cents. ...--.96
1000 Missouri six per cenJs......-.....-..'.So<
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BATHS
BATHS Warm and Cold BATHS
BATHS

At Ohas. Fl. Breyer's Shaving aRd Bath
ing Saloon, Nos. IA and 16 Dsaderlck
street. jy2 eodtf
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Cumberland University Endow-

ments
COL Ball is having just success in pro-
curing subscribers to the Endowment OF
Cumberland University. In a few days
work in this city he has obtained twenty
three policies Of $1,000 each. The follow
ing are the names of those who have sub
scribed, with their subscription:
A. ]. Baird, d D., First
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RAILROAD TIRlE TABLE.

rcuaeusee and Pacific Railroad
Two Daily Trims {Sundsy eIceptedA
No Leaves Nashville at. 4:30 p. n.
Arrives 81 Lebanon ct $50 p. N.
Leaves Lebanon st...--6 80 A. II.
Arrives at Nashville st 8 80 L. NJ
No, Leaves Lebsnon ct 80. 4:30 P. n.
arriuea At Nashville at 1:ib P. II.
sIesves Nashville at. .6:l6 A. n.
Arrives a. Lebanon At e:OO A. y.
WnshvtIls and Decatur Railroad
GOING sOUTE-Nsshyille and pec.trs trans .
nd .s)p.N. no train sunday morning.
INSTRUMENTATION a. 80 =. n, tgoes to Ooiunotal
frnips arrive at 30 A n. snd 6:15 ?. H. Aooch
nodation st s:Se a u.
K,omf.yfIse and Nashville Ratiro@os
Leave station on North College, street, ~ 40
A n. and 2 rs ?. n. and 9:A1 p. NJ
Arrives ct 1880 A. M, 4;40 ,. n. and $50 P. N.
The 2:ls ?. X. train does not op ~ any pom,
between Nashville and Gallatin, except hogenelo
Function, and does not run on Sunday.
GalIattn Accommodation, Daily.
tAxvea Nashville. rs r. n
Arrives at GAllstin- p ~
H.ou1svtlBe and Cincinnati short Line
Railroad
$40, 7lB A NJ, xnd 400 nao p H.
EaxefIeld amd Kentucky h. ~
Trains on the Rdgeaeld and Kentucky Railroad
VII run Is followB:
Mail leaves o:O0 a. =.
Express leaves Nashville...-.-....''' l2:6O ?. M
Mai arrives I" ~ p n.
Kxpress arrives "a ......---- $3.50 A n.
~, Louis, Memphis, Nashville ana
Chattanooga Great Centr0I
Through Line.
Chattanooga train leaves.s 90 A n and S91 p NJ
arrives 9:15 r. u. and 40 A. 4.
Meraphis train leaves. 3:s5 A. n. and BED T. r.
q /" arrives. 80 A. n. and 5:SO ?. n
n IouiH train Leaves. ..3 AS A II. and s;z1 p NJ
arrives. % 80 4 n. Hno b:o0 p H.
ehelbyyIIIe train Ieaves-.4:oO P. n.
" strives. q :35 A. d.
The $50 An, and 90 p. u. trains DO nos run
on Sundays. -,
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If you want bargain in a good watch
and chain, go and get one from u, r. Gal
houn & Co., Maxwell House. my7 II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-04

Burnett's Cooking Extracts
are the best. apr7 1aw1y fri.
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Wanted,

A TEACHER AT DIXON SPRING AOADE-
"a my-Session to commence the Art Monday
IN September. This q q splendid location for q
GOOD school. Applications with good rsfsrsncsl
must be msds BY the 20th Of August.
J. d. ALLEN,
President Of Board Of Trustees.
Iy71 sat&Hed4H 4thp
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would have to be made to effect any sal,s.
shipping extra -four, S.. 2O@5. 20. Wheat
quiet and steady. Rye frmer; western to
arrive, 7Sc- Corn and oats duh aud IN
changed Pork quiet and weak. EQps.
23@24c. New State rye sold at the Pro
duce Exchange to-day for SOC. delivered at
Yonkers.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CNCrNArI Aug. 3-IIour dull and
market unsettled; family s.. 1905 So
Wheat SLO3d1 10. Corn dull but IN
changed; sales at 51@52e. Rye 65@67c-
O4ts-only limited jobbing demand q. 30
@4Oc Barley quiet and unchanged in ey-
cry respect. GrocsTies firm and unchaDg-
ed. Oils steady and unchanged Eggs
scarce and firm at 13c. Butter dull at l7@
22c. Cheese dull; sales at 9@9se. Pro-
visions dull and holders anxious to sell
Pork held at $l2.75; buyers offer $3.50.
Lard dull and holders anxious to sell at 94c.
Bulk meats-shouldsrs, SIC, sides 81. Ba-
con-shoulders sold at 81 J, clear nib sidss
17s, clear sides Sc, to come out Of smoke,
hams 14@l44. Whisky, sales at 92e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-03
CONvITE DEL CASINO.

sWl.
Anoche, segun Sc habia anunciado,
tuvo efecto en- los ,salones altos del
restaurant El Louvre Ia comida con
que el Casino Espanol de la Habana
quiso signi6car al Excmo. Sr. .Briga-
der D. Francisco Izquierdo la alta
estima en- que 10 tienen los buenos es-
panoles como caballero y pundonoro-
SO militar, y por las ssenaladas prue
bas de amor patrio que como autori
dad di6 en- Puerto Rico scuando 81
latente espfritu revolucionario. Sc ma
nifest6 en- Ia capital bajo lasgodiosa
lorna del asesinato. ols3s,lasz d
El local, adornado desde los spri-
meros escalones de la alton brada es-
calera con verdes coronas, grandes
espejos, iarrones con Aores, estatuas.
bonderas nacionales y profusion. az
luces, ofrecia un bello cuadro. en- cu-
20 centro Sc destacaba, fernando nm
hemicielo, la mesa del festin. ador-
nada n i1.tagq ttambiepI lujjosa yoartlatjpamepte.
En !a sntfada del cdiEcio estaba Il
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cedieron alarmados ante la actitud de
un enemigo tan decidido y tenaz.
El partido conservador de Puer-
to- Rico puede hoy decir con orgu-
llo, sel1alando 4 Cuba Ali estan mis-
hermanos; esos son los verdaderos,
los incondicionales espanoles que
siempre aman q Espana 10 mismo 81
es revolucionaria, que 81 esretrogra-
da. ,Vivd el Rey es sin6nimo tradicio-
nal Y glorioso de eliza EspaNa. Y ST
este Rey es animoso y bueno como
el que nos gobierna, 81, segun. consta
de un documento Official reciente,
solamente atlas consideraciones de
Estado impiden q Amadeo blandir
su espada al frente de sus s1bditos
de Cuba, como & quisiera, este Mo-
narca tiene derecho 4 la gratitud Y
al respeto de cuantos sientan latir
su eorazon por la gran Nacion 4
cuyo trono ha sido Hamado, este Mo
narca no puede, tener ccntrarios en-
tre los que con tai heroismo defen-
den la integridad de su reino.
FL Casino, los voluntarios, las
eminencias, en- fin, del gran partido
espanol de Cuba acaban de dar, re-
petimos, en- la persona del Sr. L..
quierdo la medida del cariflo frater-
nal que nos tienen.
La prensa conservadora de Puer-
to Rico no ha sido olvidada. Ell illus
trado Y correcto escritor Don Juan
de Aria, director del Diario de Ia
Marina, ese buen patricia que pref
rio dejar morir 4 su anciana Y noble
madre sin el consuelo de verla por no
abandonar la brecha desde donde
con tanto acierto defende 4 Espafla,
ha sido ell primero, cual dign1simo
compaflero nuestro, en- brindar por la
prens0 leal de esta Antilla.
Pero el brindis que mas ha conmovi-
do Ell corazon del que este escribe, fuG
eide nuestro antique y particular ami
go D. Jose E. TRAY, director. de La
VoSde Cuba. Con decirqueelSr. TRAY
es nuestro personal y querido amigo
de hace mucho tempo, explicado
esta que sus elogios al director del
BoLET1N son parciales, y apasiona-
dos. Fue ell amigo, no ell literato ell
que habl6. Esto no obstante agra
decimos ell oportuno recuerdo, y lpor
que negarlo? nos enorgullece que
nuestro humilde nombre haya sido
pronunciado enaquel santuario de la
lealtad y del honor, y delante de los
ilustres espanoles que con robusto
brazo sostienen enhiesta en- la ame-
nazada Antilla la gloriosa bandera
espanola.
FL BoLET1N, genuine aunque in
comps tente repres entante de los que
en- Puerto Rico piensan como ell gran
partido espanol de Cuba, dalleno de
agradecimiento las mas expresivas
gracias al Casino Espanol de la Ha-
bana y de Matanzas, q los Volunta-
rios, a todos los que han manifestado
de un modo tan esplendido las sim
patfas que tieneh or:nuest1o ealum.
niado partido, por esta a,i,so> Ia is-
hatable que tanto estorba a ciertos
regeneradores que SO han propuesto
nuestra felicidad. 3.~ 2F
+ Y por nuestra parte, agradecidos
q la galanteria de los Sres. Aria Y
TRAY, les enviamos los votos de
nuestro mas profundo reconocimien
to, y muy enparticular anuestro muy
querido amigo d. Jose E. TRAY, 4
quien estimamos ell caluroso brfndis
con que honr6 inmerecidamente al
que estas lfneas escribe.. ''19 -
Ahora dejemos la palabra al DID
rio de la Marina: s3ss s..
49,. CONvITE DEL. CASINO. ~
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NIEJICO EN- REVOLUTION.

En- 81 Herald del 20 hallamos el
siguiente parte telegrafco: a
aMeJico ssoOiemJye 11.-UJna formi-
dablerevolu se esta verrificando
pors todo 81 pals Y SO espera url cam
bio en- q actual. gobierno antes dc
af1o nueYo, Nunca estuyo elpais tan
intranquilo FL estado de Oajaca Sc
ha pronunciado en- favor de los re-
volucionarios y 81 general Porfrio
Diaz esta 4 Ia cabeza del imponente
| NjeFcito rehelde. ,oH9sGtsss 4 1sagssEs NJ
ih1ss's Il, sms ,ssFsb I ,sITssssf II
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Domingo 8 de Dioiembre de 1871.

Los estados de Aguascalientes
Durango, Zacatecas y Coahuila 81
han pronunciado tambien y trabajal
por la causa revolucionaria.
Pareoidos pronunciamientos SO hal
publicado en- to1os los estados.
Los gobernadores hacen dimisior
Y hay en- todas parties general alar
ma. 5 p54f3s#
Hay desafeccion en- el ejercito
pues generates y coroneles con sus
mandos Sc estan adhiriendo los re-
volucionarios. +
Los demas ofciales son desafec'
tos tambien y ell gobierno esta pa
ralizado. Ha4s@t SUI
Ell tesoro esta en- bancarrota y 81
pueblo esta en- favor de los revolto-
sos. aeQ.@&oa
Ell peri6dico, Dos Repalblicas que
hasta aquf opinaba que Juarez Sc
sostendrfa, aunque aun 10 defiende,
confiesa que es inevitable una rsvo-
lucion. ST
Todo ell mundo donuncia Santa
ella, cubano, yerno de Juarez en-
los termi2os mas fuertes. Delfin San
chez, otro yerno, ha sido preso & in
communicate en- ell Cap;tolio. Ell pre-
sidente, sin embargo, trabaia para
ponerlo en- libertad, dfcese que en-
alberta violacion de la ley.
Ell general Alatorre marcha contra
losinsurrectos delestado de Oajaca. Sc
dice que el general Negrete esta or
ganizando hombres en- Puebla para
formar I'm ejercito revolucionario. Ell
general Escobedo quierc hacer di
mission del gobierno de San Luis.
Matamoros, noviembre 2O.-El ge-
neral Rocha con una gran division
de infanterfa y caballeria y I'm MI
nero de ca1ones marcha en- socorr6
del Saltillo que esta todavfa en- po-
der de las fuerzas del gobierno, aun-
que estrechado por los revoluciona
rios y Sc dice no podra sostenerse
mucho mas 81 no llegan pronto re-
fuerzos. sa s*.
Ell general Quiroga, ell celebre je-
fe imperial, Sc ha undo q los insur-
rectos y la causa revolucionaria ha
sido muy reforzada con SUI coopera-
cion' A Qairoga Sc ha ccnfado el
mando de la Inca de la parte de
Rio-grande. Sc espera ataque de pa
so, la ciudad alberta de Mier. Sc te-
me su avance y las autoridades de
Mier estan armando apresuradamen
te a todos los que pueden obligar
al servicio Atm de resistir.
El general Guerrero, antique CO.
mandante de la cua1ta division del
ejercito nacional, Sc ha pronunciado
por la insurreccion y 10 mismo ell go
bernador Portugal, de Aguascalien-
tes. s.s 4afs l}
Chiapas y Guerrero estAn profun-
damenie agitadosy y la revuelta Sc ex-
tiende por todas parties. Lozada es de
los rebeldes. En- el estado de Puebla
So ha rebelado Sierra Borrego y esta
sitiando d Durango. Los, generates
Trevino, Naranjo y Martinez estan
sitiando aSaltillo. Cadera, Negrete,
Rivera, Cosio, .Echavarrfa y Toledo
estan en- rebellion contra ell gobierno
Lozano esta perturbando el estado dc
Hidalgo. Eo <.o
Ell general Salvan Sc ha pronun-
ciado en- Ell esiado de Puebla Hevan.
do consigo el 15o regimiento de Ia
caballerfa nacional 4. eergsq
Las fuerzas del gobierno han OBJ.
tenido una victoria sobre la caballe-
ria de Treviho en- Arispe.
Ell presidente Juarez renov6 ano.
chesu peticion al Congreso para que
le provea dc i'm poder extraordinario
- OTRO TELEGRAsIA.
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OTRO TELEGRAMA.

Ft
Impreso nuestro ndmero anterior
recibimos un telegrama de nuestro
corresponsal de Santiago de Cuba
que dice asf:
Habana,, noUieDsbre 25 de 1911
Hay colera on Halifax. Ell principe
de Gales esta mejor.. @a's
Dice Ia Correspondence que ave-
riguaciones particulares hechas dlti-
mamente tdemuestran que Inglaterra
esta dispuesta a recibir proposiciones
favorables sobre la devolucion de Gi-
braltar.. a e49 ,ssa sa
Ha habido una demonstration bo,-
napartista en- 81 faubourg Saint Ger
main, en- donde Sc grit6 iviiva Napo-
leoni La policfa no hizo case.
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NUM-. l43.

doenh hCapuay
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desn gntees
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PERl0Dlg0 P0IlTIC0 LIBERAL. c0NSERYADOR


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lase cts Ia
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CUBA Y PUERTO RICO.

I0s s'PlsadldOsp pPlasgaias I'sq n
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-05-18

Four children of. N. Owen, of
W{aile creek, Ontajaime county, Wis,
were poisoned last week by eating wild
parsnips, and three Of them have died.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-05-18
Tomato TreIIises

The cheapest and most convenient
trelis for tomatoes, is, to make four
square frame for every hill, of four
pieces of hard wood, two feet long and
one inch square, for the four corner
posts, Let three pieces of Iath, each
one foot long, be nailed on each side.
Such trellises will cost only a few
cents each, and they win save four
times their cost in the value of toma-
toes. Let such a trellis be placed over
each hill, before the plaut has begun
to bend sideways; then the fruit will
all be kept of the ground. This kind
OF treliises may be made in the winter.
or when laborers cannot work adyan.
tageously at some other emplovment
1fmade of durable timber, and care
fully stored during winter in a-pile
on one side of the field, they will last
halt a score of years or more, espe-
cially if they are dipped in a kettle of
hot coal tar, before they are to be
placed over the tomato hill.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-05-18
AUDITORS OFFICE,


NJ Office is hereby given that the County Com.
10 erect bridges at the following places to-Wit
ISL AT the crossing of Paint Greek by what
Is now called the BlOomingburg and New Holland
Road Improvement
2nd. At the crossing of Sugar Creek nv tbe road
leading from the JehersOnyille Pike to the James.
Sd. At the crossing of Paint Greek at Rock
NILS on the abutments anu piers of the old bridge
misslOners will, at 2 O'Clock r. NJ of Friday the
9Ih aay OF June. A. d. 1871, receive, OPEN and
CONSIDER, at said Auditors office sealed pronosaIs
Tor the contract for the erection of each ~ eoil
bridges. I'll first said bridges to he 100 feet in
length, and II feet in width Single tract win,
stone abutments, to be constructed in aecordance
with specifications file in said Auditors office
Inc second to be 80 feetin length and II feet in
Width single tract, double Bent wooden abut-
ments The third to be 200 feet in length Consist
INF OF i've spans of 40 feet in length each and ID
rect IN width single tract Also, for the constrpc-
tIon of the West abument of the bridge across the
North Fork of Paint Greek on the CircIeyille Pike
bidders to specify price of stone in old abutpnent
and price of stone to be furnished.
All proposals for superstructu~e of bridge to be
accompanied with plans and specifications show
ing and setting forth the nature quality and size
OF the materials to be used in the erection of such
bridge; the strength of the structure when com
pieteo, andt separate cost OF base and super
structure when the proposal includes both: and
also, whether there is any patent right the Dro
p0seu plan, or any, and If any, what part thereof
Bios are invited for furnishing all the materials
ana DONG all the work or for such parts thereof
as bidders may see proper.
Bidders must be prepared to give bond and socu
rity as required by law
The right to reject any or all proposals is here
by reserved. = ~
By order Of the Board of ofCemmissioners of Fay
cite County, Ohio.
A. McCANDLEss, County Auditor
April 90, 1871 22w7