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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-14

Mr.. George Newman, one of the eldest and
most honored citizens of Brattleboro', died
quite suddenly on the 18th inst, after a brief
illness Of less than a week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-14

A violent boiler explosion occurred at the
works OF the American ring company, at Water
bury, on Wednesday, the engine house being
entirely blown to pieces, but unfortunately with
out injuring any one. A man who was asleep
IN the plating room, which adjoins the engine
house, was rolled by the force of the shock from
the box on which he was lying A portion Of
the boiler, which required the combined efforts
OF seven men TO roll away, was blown distance
Of several feet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-14

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-14

Col Marshall P. Wilder exhibited 40 vane-
ties OF pears at the Norfolk county agricultural
exhibition, at Readville, this week.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-22
Also Harness Waking ard
Repairing.

l am prepared To flI all orders at short no.
tice. A large aud well seasoned stock of tim
Der always on hand. In fact can till all orders
from Wheel hurTow 10 q Pheiou, at short no.
tee. Defy competition, both in quality and
prices. Shop at the old stand Roswell street,
Marietta, Geo.
April 18th. Ceot Jan
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-22

REFERENCES:
GEN. JOHN c. BRECKINRIGE,
n. b. FORREST,
w. Is. BATE,
b. X. JOHNSON,
G, G. DIBRELL
f. KIRBY SMITH.
" b. +. CHEATHAM,
G. W. GORDON,
JOS. b. PALMER,
BEN. J. HILL.
HON. JN0. W. BURTON.
" JAS. ID. RICHARDSON.
October. Ilth 1S72.-2m.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-22
s46O,DOo
profits to be devoted ts

s460,D0o
$50, eco profits to be devoted to
the Monument.
The price in Currency will be substituted for
any Real Estate Prize. withdrawn on account
of injury to the Property, OF for other cause.
Agents west of the Mississippi stop their
sales on the 18th of November East of that
river ON the goth of November.
State Agents are requested TO be present
either in person or By legally appointed avon
neys al The Distribution n ''''.' N'' ~
Two bundled and fifty thousand dollars
(S250, 000) in Currency Real Estate and Cotton
to be distributed
The most splencid inducements ever offered
to the public.
esasrs bsad abbssa s Jsey q "3a bs P Is
iriotism Of every citizen Of Georgia and the
South.
All can now contribute 10 this work of honor,
gratitude and benefcence.
The following named gentlemen are the
Commissioners: Generals L. McLaws A. r.
Wright, NJ. A. Sovail, w. NJ. Gardner, Goods
Bryan, Colonies c. Snead, VIM. p. Crawford,
Majors Jos B. Cumming, George T. Jackson,
Ia. E5aahiI ? Girsrdey, Hon R. II. May,
Adam Jofils.bn,, ;l6hathan ~ Miller NJ. n.
Goodrich, j. D. Bit, Henry Moore, pr VIZ
bearing.
l.. & L. II. McLAWS.
Gener. Agents, Augusta, Go
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-12-12
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DISCOVERED

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lures. THE STANLEY-LIVINGSTON EXPEDI,
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Contains incidents OF the Wonderful Career of the
Great Traveller. the Country, Animals, Natives
Hunting, &c. Full account Of this most interesting
part of the globe. OUTFIT SENT FOR 81. Address
UNION PUBLISHING CO, Chicago, Ills. Phila
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PAIN, PAIN, PAIN, CAmPh0RlNE =!

ThIN, ThIN, rAIN, CNmPNUKJVE
The great discovery for the relief of pain and
and immediate cure for MISUNDERSTANDING and
Acute, Spralns. Sore Throat, Bruises Chilblains,
Pain in Chest, Back or Limbs, Group, Stiff Joints,
Strains, Inflammation, Neuralgia, Burns and Scalds
Bunons, Frosted Feet, Catarrh, &c. 1t has pleas
the most delicate fabric, which makes it u Luxury
in every Family. Price % cents per Bottle. For
sale by all druggists. REUBEN HOYT, Prop, 2U3
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I'VE publish the following wonderful Vision Of
Joseph Hoag, which has been preserved in an ok
newspaper handed us by a friend L..
"In the year 1903. in the eighth or nintl
month. l was one day alone in the field
and observed that the sun shone clear, bal
4 mist eclipsed its brightness. As re-
fected upon the singularity of the event.
my mind was struck into a silence the
most solemn | ever remember to nave WI,
messed; for all MY faculties were low ana
unusually brought into deep silence. l Sa,u
to myself, what can all tins mean 10
not recollect ever before TO nave oeeh syn
sihle of sueh feelings. And | heard 4
q voice from Heaven say: This which thou
seest which dims the brightness of the sun
il a sign of present and coming times. l
took the foretathers of this country from a
land of oppression. | planted them here
among the people of the forest. sustained
them and while they were humble blessed
them and fed them, and they became a
numerous people; but now they have
become proud and lifted up, and have for
gotten me who nourished them and pro-
tected them in the wilderness, and are rum
ming into every abomination and evil prac-
tice of which the old countries are guilty,
Anu nave Liheff uuiCluuC lIOill VIC ioh'i
and suffered dividing spirit to come
among them. Lift up thine eyes and be-
hold And l saw them dividing in great
heat. This division began in the church
on points of doctrine. 1t commenced IN the
Presbyterian Society and went through the
various religious denominations, and in
its progress and close its effects were
the same Those tina. dissented went oil
~ -. IL III L.,
and those who kept to their original sem
timents appeared exercised and sorrowfui;
and when the dividing spirit entered the
Society of Friends, it ragged in as high a
degree as in any had before discovered
As before, those who kept 10 their ancient
principles retired by themselves.
1t appeared in the Lodges of Freema-
sons. 1t broke out in appearance like a
volcano, inasmuch as it set the country in
an uproar for length of time. Then it
entered politics in the United States, and
did not stop until it produced civil war.
and abundance of human blood was shed
in the course Of the combat. The South
ern States lost their power, and slavery
was annihilated from their borders. Then
a monarchal power arose--took the gov
eminent of the States-establishe a ma
tional religion, ard made all the people
tributary TO support its expenses. | saw
them take property from Friends TO large
amount. | was amazed. at beholding all
this, and heard voice proclaim: This
power shall not always stand, but with it
shall chas,ise my Church until they re-
turn to the faithfulness of their foreiathers,
Thou seest what is coming on thy native
land for its iniquities and the blood of
Africa. the remembrance of which has
come up before me. This vision is yet for
many days
had no idea Of writing it for many
years, until it became such burden that
for my own relief have written il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-12-12
Daily Aenarbre youraal.
VISION OF JOSEPH H0AG,

prCEAsED, WHO WAS AN EMINENT MINIS
TER OF THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.
, 1872-12-03

and earnings of the National Banks. bv states
and cities, semi-annuallv, from March / 1883
to Aug 81, 1872; together with Lists Of insolyent
banks, and banks which have gone into vo1nn-
tary liquidation, and the amounts and 3ifrercnt
kinds Of United States bonds deposited with the
Treasurer as security for circulating notes. The
appendix also contains an exhibit Of the capital
and dividends, semi-annually, for two years. of
one hundred and sixteen Of the leading banks Of
Great Britain and ireland and the interest laws
Of Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connerti-
cut. JouS ]. KNOX.
Comptroller of the Currency.
Hon. JAMES G. BLAINE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
Amount Of gold bank uotes issued not included in
above, 81 ,6o4, 100.
'Statement showing the amount and Kind Of United
States registered bonds held by tho Treasurer OF the
United States to Secure the redemption Of the circu-
lang notes Of National Banks of the 1st dag Of No
yeuber, 1872:
Title ef loan. Rate Of int. Amount
Loan Of Fe5 8, lS6l isisj per per cent. 4,ooSooo
Loan Of July and August, 1861
Fiye-twenties Of 1sco. per cent. e6so5oo
Loan Of 1868 (81s>. &c per cent 3o,o3o45D
TeI-forties, 1854. per cent 104 ae7 95n
Five-twenties Of March s. 1854 6 per cent. austooo
Fye-twenties Of june, 1861. Fer cent; lGaol l5o
Eve-twenties Of 1865 per cent. H. 743,l00
Conso1s Cons q lSe5 @ @e5....t: iec c:':t. 7,y15,e5o
Gonsois OF 1867 PEI cIai. 140i3,93
Go'Isnis OF l6s3 &C per c-at. 3,7lS,390
Funded loan Of 1881. 1......5 lcr yrul. 1C;l5 ,U5O
United States bonds Issued to
the Pacific Railway Compa-
MES. per cent. 14,1oo,ooo
Tot,1 80, ,c, ooo
, 1872-12-03

APPENDIX.
Special attention is called to the carefully pre-
pared tables contained in the appendix,
exhibiting the aggregate resources and
liabilities Of all the National Banks, yearly,
for the last ten years to tables showing their
condition during the present year, for five DIFF
ferent periods, arranged by States and redemp-
bank Of the Union upon tue Sd day Of October
nltimo also to tables exhibiting the different
kinds Of funds held as reserye; the dividends
, 1872-12-03

Of these banks, the Union Square National
Bank. New York; tho Fourth National Bank,
Philadelphia, and the Waver]y National Bank,
New York, havo paid their creditors in FULL q
settlement, it is believed, without precedent
prior to the establishment of the national sye-
TEN: The Eighth National Bank, New York, has
paid dividend Of 50 per cent; the Ocean Ma
tional Bank, New York, dividend Of 70 per
cent; and the receivers Of the Ocean National
Bank and OF the First National Bank Of Fort
Smith, Arkansas, estimate that the creditors of
both of these banks will ultimately receive a
dividend Of 100 cents on the dollar The re-
manning ten National Banks which have failed
are as follows:
, 1872-12-03

Statement exhibiting the number and amount of notes
issued, redeemed, and outstanding, Nov ], 1872:
, 1872-12-03

Section "a OF the act provides that the worn-
tional Banks "ehall be burned to ashes in tile
presence Of four persons, ono to be appointed BY
the Secretary Of the Treasury, one by the Comp
troler Of the Currency, one by the Treasurer Of
the United States, and one BY abe association,
under such regulations as the Secretary of the
Treasury may prescribe" From the organiza-
ton Of the system in 1868 to Nov. !, 1872, 1885,
695, ,305, more than one-fourth OF the whole
amount issued, has been returned to this office
for destruction as folloV8:
, 1872-12-03


statutes Of forty different Legislatures.
The penalty for usury should at loast be de-
fined, and until this is done the Comptroller will
not feel himself called upon to institute pro-
oeedings for forfeiture Of the charter Of bank
for usurlous transactions, when it is evident
that the business Of tho association is conducted
1egitimately and safely in other respects
SAVINGS BANKS.
The act Of June II, 1870, provides that s:vings
banks may be organized within the District
of Columbia, under the provisions Of Sec
ton 4 of the act ssto provide for the
creation Of corporations in the District
OF Columbia by general law !" and a subsequent
act exenpts from taxation the deposits of
savings banks in amounts less than $4,000. It
is claimed that, uoder this legislation, savings
banks, With capital paid up in full or in part,
may be established in the District Of Columbia
to be conducted for the benefit of the share
holders. The Legislatures Of many of the States
have authorized the establishment Of similar in-
stitutions, which, under the act Of Congress, are
exempt from taxation on deposits, while these
+Snce the above paragraph vas written great con-
Aagraon has taken place in Boston, resulting in tAo
destruction Of from seventy to eighty millions Of prop
erty The facts pertaining to the Boston banks were
in many respects similar to those Of Chicago. Their
aggregate capital $48 100000; their surpus s11
posits ooo and their reserve according to the
latest official reports, about Is per cent Of their ab
ties. The buildings OF seven National Banks out Of
forynine transacting business in the city, were de-
atroyed by the fire. but their cash assets subse
quenty recovered. On the second day after the COM
nencelnent Of the fire al the banks but rep
resented at the Clearing House. md on the fourth day
all Of them had resumed business The aggregate loss
upon bills receivable Is estimated at from two and
hall to three millions Of dollars. The losses OF the
banks are chargeable to srpus which in Of
s q the d # y not G
Se9aal4 Seduesa hy tho Gtiaxtnt.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-12
AND OASTlRoN WORK.

OUsrOM.HoUHH, NEw ORLEAHs, IA.,l
OTTICE or BuPERfNTENDrHT, Aug I, lbIl.
Sealed PROPOSALS will be received At the once OF tho
Superintendent until y m, August ~, lbl2 for ivr.
WTousHt and oast.iTon Work a. sIhIbitsd ~ the
drawings desoriosd In the apsothoAions, and e,led
Tor In mo SCHEDULES, oonsislng u Trussss And Put
linz 81 Hoof, BkynEhta and NentuAiofs Roof, OF
nAmsutal uast-lrun Work for CsiiinEs a ous.---s'
rspBb0n u .Ihs is@ings, spSoias-siona and $500
niles inAJ DO had ON application A. this once. -,
All scsnolding reggired ~ ths eoptraetors % wv
msnI iIss Of charge but VIII be erected By the con
PTopo.aIs will be made By The peos lineal foot or
yolEht for the various items Of work called Tor IN
the schedule Toe work will not be sabdiVided amohG
different blddsrs, bat viii be considered 10 ths a.
PaJmsnts will be made monthly. deduoting ten
per cenium until us usual comp elton Of the contract
All blds must be accompanied By penal bond, IN
the sum Of ten thousand dollars (9l0gQol that the
bidder viii accept and perform the contrast u
awarded hun the suhcioBoy 81 tue security 70 % go.
United States o0pFt or the District Attornu Of tho
Distlet wherein be resides ~ ,--..
The DopaFlment reserves this right to reject any or
an bids n N be deemed for the interest OF The UOF
erumsnt 70 DO sol and any bid that Is not made or
the pTinted form. 10 be obtAlned In this once and
Is1,s N tss sdv.risoIsst, Siil not be ooasidsFgd
neither will any uoposais be received from parties
who arc not themselves engaged 10 the mAnufaetlfe
Of wrought and oAstlron WORK, and who hhvo rot the
necessary facilities for getting out The Woah. . .
As II u Desirable TO have the hqdinE covered N AZ
the earliest momsut bidders will state At what time
thsy can oempis,s The work 70 plses -, Wa. n
.pd sddreSaed n j. n MOHSE,
HnGI Superintendent
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DIED.

I.o.Pu -! sII'T sAS.
Ssashtsf o. wiisoa K and SiiTi Brown. o. wSshiSE.
ton, ID o.
oARyER-Iu PrlnOs 'GsorEs county, Va yulJ "a,
In the epth year Of his Ass. pioHlRD II. UARyHR.
MILLER +At Laurel Nd % Fridy A'tPrnqon,
HuoEHa o., Only ohlld q james y, AL Elizaboth j.
Miller, Of this city, AEsd months
P9S2 p IN y AO'E
remains Wi be tHESa % Trenton, n. u. Tor In
soMMERs,-ou TIE sh Instant, at . O'Clock, y.
n, FDwISD soHERs, 10 the sith rear u hia sSs.
q; Is,iai;ss Z, 2 :; a:
Rssl's. sd i:isSds ~ isssselial, Invited % A.
iss. dssls s,sass, ~ iiAsissd ~ SSss. isSS.'y
instant, vIaaTrII kENA, dspghtsr o. FREDERICK. IL
apd HsGi Il 80 RSSt1 ~ &c -Ss,
from the Tssiisucs q the pAfeata. 49,.
MIDpLRroHs-on The aSielsE q ne liih ,lg'
r Middlstsn, and daughter o. the late n q. Wash.
EIss ~ AZ y;ss iq Ss ShH N. q q,
Of toe family are invited 70 Httepd.
STEWART. On tbs ION Instant .itsr llngsripE
Ne, formerly Of ssiu@sIr bot fos, tho last twenty
',f. 5:sdsq ~, a as q m m,l, are
~ sea.s street nOi'bWssi on TGS'd,y siI'TOOgH,
uRs,s Hl5A az aa SssI sslSs e ,S. q q
funsrai don ths issid q Ter pssssis, No ii6s
so:s 81 S.sd. e A :: nv s.ss a
The ists instant ~ a ossss n Iisss.
S siSG Il 'S s! SRsi SsU % % slss
JAoHson q thG sao
TSs s. al 's,' ssS q @
e Iisd t,sm iSs 5s.dssos - 10. sisthsSiaIsw
Geo. ". smith, lS5B Tenth atsest northwe,t.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-12
D PROPOSALS FoR MATERIALS.


NAVY DEPARIMErTJ
scaled prSSosSis 20 iaSpish SStsSiS ior he ssy.
fss @l = r"SsI1Sd a. ihs BSrssa uS u
Up1,,. ~ q SGSDsd ,Asb IN. material. and ar
: T;SISd Re ). a. SS S S sSd
ma. I;a1ss,sS e Ss.:gSs S'SI"s K az,
b. de oonmandSntS q The several navy yGTds Tor pc
iST Sss y.Edi s"Ss, SG' Rs BaaSS U
oral Of heard ., and ,t,taI.. "a ,oarfag IL.
o. ~ Pc ~ Wa n 90 70 dope %oS aay ia Tkk
sSs Psss s%S sSSP,; aS ia: "a Sas u
rs, sS,t ssr a. bid aad coairaet. -
sihs5soy d ~ an ne n3StSd ioTa pre-
ssr,sd IL ne B1rsSu and Be nailed In time 70 reach
hell a'snA'lOn before the tins 'ipl''' Tor ''e''lAs
ia M b eoads,sd Aish sAan ,asst' "a, s,t
~. gins mad $50
ThS groPsssl must b. soe1IPsnisd y es,sness Az,
,iet IN whIeh ths bidder SSsidss that he hIl osu,s
Sss1 In " " q. bsssI IGs "a o. o @ y r.
~ O. s'.L,, AK {, Ss 81 < sssI &
assrhS RsSSa uS Tor The disITiS' "a which th'J 70
Ssr hs prosisios, Of DE ,sooad ,settoa oC tAs se
erPL9g.d re1 Q s m sg e aSy ssr ;1s re- e.
T. !,.f ga S % J. s ~ ~ "', '' -"
| ulll ha nWnrdou To tbs person woo
maiss ne iosese ia, and dive the guarantee 70
a"lr:d 3 lss Dc Ss,y bse.itasn, RGSySysT' =;
| shIs6 Il maj deem sIor6itSai
ths nnntgssi And tbsf rSsponsl6ility must DO osrI
hSd % me SiiiSiasIloo eI lhs hAy PopArtmsnt 4nd
~ 6idast must .srS dEsEaGiI q Ea.' PA'm''''!'
10 auAEd asaiIst qtlsrS peins opsin1 ~ ma iSs
time appolnte4 hlddass are Igqasaftsa iEalrsad
printed envelope tuInlthel ~ tno ~ tssss1 "A,
thus 'fToposah Tor eia..es NOS Rn,sS " "
ths Macy fafd g ulaple - Rala, ~ ~
ss bGsssS q fIss' ana p00A'' va"
fho hSdals Win state The times within which ~
S r. ny VheS STe not Known 70 b
Common Sud sspsral use hS SSSsFs T SsSS5
or aSf. and Il thsS sSSRSI 10 obtained the liSt Ru,
e 5 FSeSl,sS 70 'A' bureau ~ Oo'' '''0
An gas. not maids IN ,,isl .oI,SL5i.y Mn ne X
:pSa e e: :se'a'''' w"
@ ::Ta sI a !: q! VS Sun s' Ss ~ s s6 3
80 S;sI ; sss .pv sSs ;ES E e
as So5I,Sdss1 q ne SssHS,ss ySI ~ 4
6a % az. sitSf The S SSrssnS 70
!, he frsssaTs.T A..
DI Lsi o. SAi iSiio q A'' n0''A AZ" SUI
S.1s * BeA S No FI s'HS S&b NO IA o
!; and u i1, ~ 4 fias, 1r "a FAstst Eo
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PROPOSALS. ron FUN.


wIHnNgTOH, D. o Jelly p, ts79. =
Sealed prQRqsala viii Be received until y O'clock
m. TUESDAY, August p, isI1, tor furnlahlnE fuel
fot this DepAttnaent and It's several Bufgaur, va;
For siaht hundred (eQ0l tona 400 pound 70 the
toni best quality q Baltimore OompAnJ No. or
WllksbaIre mine No. I, white Ash Anthracite fuI.
mace coal. Also, thrsS hundred B0l tons (l2tO
pounds 10 the toni b-st quall Of ShAhokin coal EE
Tue abote coal must be dslitsrod withlu igtg Co)
dAyp from date Of The contract abd stored In the
vaults o. the Department ~ sauHfAriou manner
bel9te the party furnishing V vii be paid, -.
Also, one hundred uuQl cords we'll 1aaaoned
bakers pine wood, Of the best quality and nfy
bo) cords best oak wood, we'll reasoned and sound.
The shove wood 70 BE- corded 81 the Depai tmsut
The s6ois 70 bs isspeeiod, vsishsi ard measured,
10 aoeordAaoo with Fan art Of Congress" approved
Osrtheatss frpm the tbippefs must be shown 10 the
superintendent certiyinS that this coal delivered ~
lhem tbs oontTaotorD Ia TIE lind required By The
The bids wii be Opsnsd In the ohcs Of the supsrn.
tssdssL 10 tbs prssosos Of saOh Bidders Es NAY
A sSusisetofy bond viii be required Of The success
tract - o. DHLAHO,
isl-td Secretary.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-12

AIS s,,, TgR 00EgELrBt;g.grING Lluhr.
OITIcE IiaHf HOrsE EnaInIlR, l
PRoFosAEs FOR IR0N.FRAME BARRAOR

OrTtuE oV ruE DHroT oUAsrnnNAsrERl
I PuTIADHIrHtA, Pa, Juiy Is, lsTa
Sealed prupoaali, In duplicate, with copy Of ibis
hdgerssment attached viii be reosiyed ~ this ohcs
huti u O'Clock noon, the 23d dayo August lsil for
PIE mahufnotqru Of sngh uumbgrt not eHoeedinG
taO0, Of ironframe alnele barraok hunks a. may be
required for the United States Army, during the
pen, hssa, ksIs, n .oe2soanss WI thet"o pat
Flaps ard sppolneationa 81 lhe adopted patterns
may be sen At this once and ~ The olhrw Of the
Depot QuartsrpAstsrs At New York, rhlladslphla,
Bqltop, Iouisyllls, 81 Louis. 0hleseQ And Pt.shnrE
dsllytred a. the HohuJlkll Arsenal, PhlladslDhia
Denol OF ~ the JenofRonville, Ind, Depol, also
fuE fonuotk oomplste but without the wooden slats
The right Il reserved 10 Tsisot all bids offered,
Alao V contract for such numbsF Of eaah, ethef
pattern nag Be deemed adVissbIs 81 the ouaTisr'
mnltnT oensral. RI. ri.
ESoh BID must he accompanied by q guarantee Of II
least two responsible persons, that ease he bid Is
aooeptsd ard contract entered luto they Will become
guFstisa IN saah one fourth " The amount Of
the contract for Its faithful fuhnent Proposals 70
be ludotssdi sPropoaAla for Iron frame Buhks" and
Addressed 70 The undeFalgned.
By order Of The ouArtsFmAster GENERAL. -.
Assistant ouaTtsrnatsr GsasSAi, Depot ouArtsfnas.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-12
E ESs Fsf RIE1s " 4hE a e

KKoKuE, Iowa, July 3, ts1A
Bsalsd proposals, In duplieate, viii be received By
tho undersigned. ~ the Qhitsd states HnEineet's
aoe, In the city Of keokuk, lows, until Y m, Olh oil
August, l51 for furnishing and dvlyerinE slouo for
the oompstou q the Fst Or Lower Lock and for The
construction Of the Middle Lock Of The oAnsl and Tor
labor required for the excavation Of prism and con
struotion Of the snbankment wall Of the canal,
Haplda The usual conditions will BE- observed, The
hght Is reserved TO reject any and all bids Oopies Of
an'g aud ali iniofm atlou be obtained By peTaona
application At this once. Bids for stone VIII b on
tered separately.
PIoposGls must BE- Iuolosed a = sealed envelope
na9tsssd h.,oposAa " EqqLtilsnas sitd S,tW
(Slgned) JOHN N, MAlOMb,
and geBerGl Superintendent U. \. Improyensnt
Dea Molnas RApldA IN
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Miscellaneous.
WILLIAM II. wHEATIEYs
DINING AND SECURING EsTABLIsHMENIS
Omoei 40 JeneEsopS a. y Sissspiruo'o"n' O' O'

PrsmIum awarded by the MsiropoIltan Mechanics
In1tltnts, lst7 and 70 nov one Of The Oldest
and most oomplslo estAbllahmonho o. tps ana IN INN
NJ pstrons Win consult their own intsresta b. sead
lag N their fan and winter Eooda during the summer
BsSt place 70 lh4 District for cleaning or DyslnG
EssiS thiss lppsililniaE 70 the businOs, well AHa
0mss CLOSES daily q sunset, except Saturday, when
u Will bo open until ~ y. NJ,
Peat Omoo Boz G91, Aps
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oyE!cs q ryrL,e 6gLIgg.o. .sp gEroyED.,I

Con Isss Ays As \ ryrsIT IT, E Y iS1 g.
Sealed propogah will Be- Tooslvsd b. the uudergned
until v M On the 18Th Of August, is1 70 furnish tha
be delivered in such quantities and q such tlaoes =
IniosmAtion as 70 auhatty, As.. Ae saa bs -
talnsd on apploation ~ this glhos. .,pt Apy
bid, IssgEysd and each sqaiIsd Q dspo...
S5i1 ssa guaranty d faithful PsrloImEnee q the
1trsslu sSarhsd u him.ssTO. v. BABO0OK,
Akbniidinas' ~, = 1lb
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-12

NoTIuE-To WHOM IT NAY OoNoRRh.=Is
HRf AZ 'G' t ta%lT Il q Il! h NS
reEimsut fllBeis volgatssEs, not bs,ng able Aftsr
MAN, two o. the btO'hera and dIstrbulseo Of the
ssiAts Of said deqsdsut will proceed 20 diSibute The
shares Of said Diaries and John WeymAn among the
other heirs AqnorluG 70 The direction Of the Supreme
Court q the District u Columbia holding special
term unless said Charles AID John Weyman either
Of them make known 70 the hdulnstraot thsir Or bis
ghsrsabouS On or baforp SATURDAY, the 18Th
IetlTh1Mtd Administrator.