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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
HOW sine Early vireinian- got wives.


The history of the commonwealth Of Virginia,
says the Richmond Wing, begins with an auction
sale, however, in store, but beneath the green
trees Of jamestown, where probably the most
anxious and interesting crowd of auction habitues
ever know in the history of the world were gath.
ered. In letter, still to be seen, dated London.
August 2l, 1921, and directed to worthy coloniBt
Of that settlement, the writer begins by saying !:
ave send You shipment, one widow and eleven
maids, for wives of the people Of Virginia. There
has been especial care in tho choice Of them, for
there bath not one of then been received but
upon good Recommendations. In case they can
not be presently married we desire that they may
be put up with several housoholders that have
wives until they can be provided with husbands"
But the writer of the epistle had little reason
TO fear that any OF the "maidens faireo would
DO left over. The archives contain evidence to
prove that these first cargoes Of young ladies
were put up at suction and sold for one hun
dred and twenty pounds Of tobacco each and 1t
was ordered that this debt should have preoe-
dence Of all others. The solitary tone widow
went along with the others, for they could not
be particular in those days. The good minister
oithe oolopy no doubt had busy time that day.
He did not mention my fees, nor did the bride-
groolns think Of rendering any. All was joy and
gladnsss no storms ahead no inquiaitve clerk
to stand and say, Here's the license fork over
the dollar" Nothing of the sort. From some
Of bio couples the tirst families Of Virginia are
1>eceuled, .Hpf.. .lalH -g rs H1. ' 'l- ".
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

Nothing on earth can smile but human beings.
diamond fash compared with an eye flash and
mirth fash2 Z A face thai cannot smile is like
bud that canRot blossom, and dries upon the
stalk Laughter is day and sobriety is night, and
. anale istGe twilight that hovcrs gently between
bdah, and more bewitching than aithax.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
!. :,".!X0IIJME VIII y
iTA,LATTLE-MAND.

aa1a %fst " ~ls-,--',-s ''f'N"- '-t'fN
sar vi .li,isGsib s,d---------s "A 'uH 'uaN
Tha. haal q tkias, my pssolaus child. -e 9.
How Oft tts SOFT careas WOO,
And ask with many 4 Nope and fear
sxz WhAt "a tAat ntsle hansi to DO! l-ha ,lI
Espk dacttie, s0ft, unwoin by TOLL
s,yat s1sSfsady tnsstUmsat n play 'A.'t'''
.lsI. n.exscatea tho fanosss qAaint J. Tl'ah cts
ri, ,lThas quake their life one boHdsy. e. y fN,s
-sw lsybassas nall, It guides the pen, zoe W
tsts AID apnsrs strangs can defily trace 'a'''"
=. ssAAnksft With warm adepionss sasa - 's'i 'N'
erz iit taadlg strokes ny carsvosA fare. 'ni Ne"
sicqAe mime arms well can yield. ~ -
tssstAsd rein NY mail and steady steed: h"c''
And wheu.we con the lettered page ~"
Points aa,&s 4sxnprassHs rsss
ApdlR thy xpAEepi.s hands us claspsd, nan
:. ~ When night and morn our prayer is prayed;
:, A41 pillows of thy rosy cheek AMI I, u.,r
- aen s,adners spell y t'as, n the Ala ,o, a,lt
TWIN no. bs always ,Aass Asy.boy,s 's'ri y
4, A., Eprrasl life hax other taake r,-i s-uos
What is that little hand 70 90. -, Z, ,-,,i 'rlla
- Once more my yearnlng nolher % asks ,5 ...lg
slsb 70 guide the ssspsn's hslna,! ..rt itW
Or point the gun mid nashing sworls: rn. "a
Or will It WELD tho sudeuts pen
Ard olothc my thoughts In iiving wor,ls'
.llwiH n he hard and worn with toll. ''
Or pale with slckness' livid hue?
-'T'Ohl could thy mothers heart divine An.
- what Ia ttssliale hsnd'to DO! 'Ni'' ''t
:. ttit might her feryent prayer prevail. G,,,,s.
W" Udsufllsd should that hand remain, ~ -ss
s'r'ieAn from 6offuption's hfthy touch,
sssSAnd purcfF0m every SMUT stain. -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
Another .sCom naunasy'' 70 be reruses

Another .'CeMmunAsy' - he FernaeA.
party of twelve persons Ia said 10 have left
Chieago recently to Join in the establishment Of
=" community similar to the Oneido commun-
ity in New York, on vAlcour's Islsnd, In Iara
ChamplAn, the foundation Of the society being
absolute social freedorn,' and ts only govern.
ing law complete, universal free lovs.N The
chief ownerin the enterprise is said to be one
CoL John Wilcox, Of Omro, Wis and accessions
are s1pected from Chioaee, Wisconsin, IoVa And
Michigan. ,-r. - = = ''" >'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
A CinclnnAti Poem.

She saw him on his bright blue steed
A dusting down the road,
And pit pat, aud pit pat a.
Her little heartfelt COED -u -r
And soft she sobbered to herself,
Though swift his PAGES BE-, s..u.
He cannot kite 10 fest but what III
My heart keeps up with he."
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
eur FaRsT DIFFICULTY.

Robert and had been married eighteen months
before We seriously disagreed in anything. Our
life tlurine thst. time had not been season OF
perfect bAss ~ some would have it, but we GER
taia1 had bssn happy-as happy think as can
be Asfeie ssaching Paralise, and whom our baby
calnS4b seemed n il otr cup WAS fun to over
flowing. Il like, even now, to dwell on the Joy Of
those days when Twas irss y inotasr, and as for
Robert ! think thafe ypsfez yves "A prondor OR
more ktYectiohate father than he. " Well, Esth-
err" he would say when he came in at night,
"wo dte'not RICH In huuscs or lands ss some are,
but we'arwfci, in our daughter; she is. like wis.,
dofn,r for Nhe is more precious than rubes" But
hQInwAhat the fond praise Of d6ting parents is
but emptiness to otlers, 10 will not tare you by
repeating all he said. 1t was not idle talk to me,
however, no praise to my Imagination was too
great for my little. en-, ,6ly MAybioas6m as called
her, for she came to us in the merry month of
May. iNevef, We both sgreed, was there a child
w0ndorfnt az oars, and before the little stran-
ger had besn. with Us . month We had laid many
brilliant plAnb for her future. .. t...-...,,-, T.
Bht am wandering from my story
We were living III Kansas, far away from both
Roberts Roberts relations and my own We had not
sunt., unclss aud cousins e urge that tho child
should, be pAmea according 70 their fancy. 30 it
came 70 pass that our, baby was nearly two
montD olo polOfe thc 6uDJect hau Deen dobaled.
ss ss @ Ss Sss IN ~ sns sOs s04ss' ss
is Iso na lG s nasa
ours had . name Of hcr own2 Wilson was ask.
ing me shls nc morning % what ys 9ad decided to call
good ensugh without . name, for we had nevsr
spoken et is. ..,A,...sz,)
"Mr.'Wisons child WAS named before hs was
1.ss Ss:s = .s asas"'pdsrs '.t he think. a'
'.Wsli, what shall IL BE-, Esther? Rosanond
or Rachel? Bridget or Joappa2 Kate or Ara
bella2 Or haven't You thougNtof the matter
"oqr chltd.s nams; J; Vas Vas decided in my. own
ressoE1 ssuSst account I'd, i Isssassd ii though oss
certainly had no ilss of what was 10 follow.
orSSsr %s L: ns nssE n Il Il i saTsas Ss s.s
darling.'' ..s;i41lHFdrq 4 .''sf
at Is Mary, !" / said. ---
.Maryt SURELY y6n must be Joking. You can't
moan ii; EsthAr!'bg Eag
face iuyoluntasily 4 N oll - Irgi TI-I-e -
$50 Won have ,1aseu,e-1.uuisn fp,-tfse mama
of Mary. Well, ! qsist sek9ovlslss, tIst am
csnnot ,sl of Calling our ds.,sb sss ssl ~. s,.s Soa
name - - ~ q. rie'8 : il
"But i do think of n. q L resp.ndeds uand
cannotimssine what objection you can have.
FOR Almost every one arrees there l.. M, sw aaser
name F'l's''i' r .'''' -
pat ssT aSS s1s; not nSa nAs ins
child u stnI.wHsfdlya q family OF any size Il, the
country: Ius .iias i Mary among fts rnombers.
But s's ~ : :S lSSssr II g1sil ana be late
thing ~ t6ae suite YOU, and telim me IL tea"
And IS dsSad both bsby and me- and md WAS
gone. 800 EIs yli9I nv t'Ts!5 '''4 'tss w :,
I can hardly teliyoa what my feelings were
tr,a t9st M; hnshonJ .na Ls,l disSaoss 80 20
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
sale Of tae Chop1ank Nurseries.

RANDOLPH PETERS, OF THIS CITY, BECOMES INTER-
~ EsTED IN THEM.
Messrs. Kemp Bowling have disposed Of the
Choptank Nurseries, adjacent to town, says the
Denton, (Md.l Union, to Randolph Peters of
Wilmington, Delaware. Mr.. Kemp has also
sold to Mr.. Peters the land, buildings and all
other matters pertaining to the nursery busi-
ness, and hereafter the business will be conduct
cd by Messr Peters Bowling. We have not
learned definitely the amount ,paid for the nur-
sery stock, land, ,:&c. but the.amount Of the pur-
ell 900
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

: Gen. Singleton, Of Illinois, says gold ia .
glittoripg fraud. Give US some glttering fraud,
then. Indianapolis Sentinel,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

Of poor houses. ''
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

The coming Fair promises to be the best ever
held in this County. The society have gone tea
great expense dur,ng the year to make It so fi'fn
The mother Of Detective Lyon coinmieted ,su-
icide by dro9ning on Monday morning. Her
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

.;iss;ss iss;;.1aS ia1sss - ! ins e'rps l,se'p
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

JUDGE wooDwARDs NoMINArIoN-THE DEMOCRAT
&c COUNTY ooNvENrfoN-REvIEw OF THE PoLIT-
IcAL SITUATION IN THE cIrY-CITY NoIEs, &c.
J Especial Correspondence Of the Commercially s
a.. DEAnINa Sent q .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-10
WHO TELLS THE TRUTH:

We have receivrd from Mr.. Scott, of
Richie, the following letter, and not de-
string to do injustice to any one, accord
ing to his request We publish iS
CLARKsBURG, Oct. 2, 1874.
Editor Ciarksburg sun.
I see by your issue of October Sd, dis
tributed in this city to-day, that You AS
scrt advocated, voted for and received
the "Reccss Pay" in the last Legislature.
Surprising you to have been miSin-
formed, desire to inform you that y"n
are mistaken in each and every PROPOSE
ton. neither advocated, voted for or
received the said "Rcccss Pay.
You will do me the justice to correct
your statement by inserting this in your
columns in next issue.
Very respectfully yours,
T. & SCOTT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-10

respecting the matter are simply these,
the law gave the right TO draw; the
Senate considered it wrong to draw it;
the House refused to pass the Senate re-
solution by adopting an evasive substi-
tutl. Mr.. Scott voted against the Senate
resolution and for the House substitute,
thereby placing himself in the same posi-
ton with the House. We had under
stood he had received the pay, and MIR.
Scott denying that he had received the
pay, we SO stated in our last issue. AS a
voter we have the right to criticise the
public acts of those who ask our
suffrage, and upon full and inn
partial consideration of his acts in
this matter his denying having received
the pay does not place him in better
condition than those who did, for by his
vote against the resolution and for the
House substitute, the inference was
drawn by the honest mind that he be-
lieved that it was right and proper to
draw the pay. Why he didn't draw
himself we leave to others to Judge.
What influence public sentiment con-
dcmning the measure had with him, we
leave with him. His attempt at evasion
and prevarication in our mind tends to
aggravate his course.-GarksbuTg SIN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-10
DR.. LON CD Q N
ON CONSUMPTION.
Its Early ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
by which Every One May
Know IL.

II YOU have u persistent cough, nj firSt
dry and hacking, afterwards accompanied
with frOthy "Xpect0ratioli, wandering
mains in the chest, loss of flesh, SC, in all
probability you arc tending To ConSulnp-
lion, II You have had haemoptiSiS, or
blOOd-spitting, even tcaSpoontul, this
probability l. increased to IN almost nbso-
Int ctTfninfH.
II your breathing is harsh and hurried,
and deep inspirations provoke II short,
dry, hacking cough, with "a crnckling
sound I'm the chest, or II your voice has De-
come permanently weak and hoarse, there
can be- but little doubt that 30" mrcddy
hare Consumption.
Ifyou are free from dyScntcry, have not
lived in Il tropical climate, ana have ObStl-
nate diarrhpa, even though you have no
cough yOu are HkeiU cOnsunptire. III the
diarrh9a is followed by the chest symp-
toms, the existence of tuDcrcular diseases
may be regarded ms fT"d fact.
If YOU are not addicted to encrvating
habits, solitary vices or u dissolute life, and
are steadily losing weight, gOu are surely
tcHiiHg Ia Consumption.
Ii the above symptoms have been de-
vclOpcd in your case, your only safety ~
an ilIDIr,iidfr examination Of BOUT lungs, and
the prompt adoption Of measures To pre-
vent the further progress of n nS6dSe IN"
has SiCcJf its millions tO uHtiHiriy grdreS.
Fees for consultation, examination, al
vice and treatment within the reach Ola
Medicines for all diseases by mall ana
express To all parts of the country.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE No. Es5 Eon (old
Jth) street, opposite the Cathedral. Scp2G
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-10
Trouble with Turkey.

A serious emDroglio in our relations
with the Divan has arisen, rs follows:
SarkiS MinaSian, who has for many
wears acted ms the resident agent in Tur-
kew for the sale of DR.. J. {. AVER II
Cos medicines, driven by the increase OF
his business to necessity for more room,
built his warehouse in Constantinople
several stories higher, after havcng OBJ
tanned the necessary permit from the
authorizes. The lmanS of ola nclghbor-
ing mosque, which overlooked the preml-
scS demanded large present in money,
which was refused They then applied
to .hc Grand Nizcr, for the enforcement
Of an obsolete law, which had been dlSrc-
"ardcd two hundred wears, requiring
him to take down the building to eight
teen feet, which was granted, and they
commenced the work of demolition. Min
asian then applied t" the American
Minister. who notified the sublime port
that American property could not thus he
triilcd with, and that the demolition
must cease. Then commenced the
usual course Of Mussulman prcrarica-
ton and promises, but no real redress.
Finally Minister Morris informed them
that if their dcprcdations continued, he
should ordcrthc L. :. ships of war to
enter the Bosphorus and McssrS. Ayers
mcdicol warehouse would not be alone
rooiless. A stroke of his pen could have
laid the whole city under the sweep "t
American cannon, backed by men VIII"
are not Schuolcd in the lessons OF fear
This brought thcmto their senses ana
speedy redress. Manasian has now ar
rived in this country to present the case
to our State Department for indemnity.
AT length it Is something to say among
the people of the carth-"l am an
American citizen! Goi"D'bid RcP"6t'-
rUJJ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-10

ut lOlioWiuS IL All ahioaN ~ HiauO w.
fore Simon Buckingham, Notary Public
for Barbour county, in March, 1871:
State Of West Virginia, Barbour County,
Set.
Personally appeared before the under
signed, Notary Public in and for the
county and State rs aforesaid, Allexan-
der Hunter, q colored male citizen Of
the county and State aforesaid, and made
oath that, while in attendance at the
Federal Court for the District of West
Virginia, held at Clarksbnrg, on Satur-
day, March the rs, 1871, as II recognized
witness against John NJ. Shomo, for
violation of the Registration law, he was
sent for, and taken to a room upstairs in
the courthouse, in the presence Of
Hedgeman Slack, General Nathan G0tf,
Jr., L. 5. District Attorney, and two
other men, strangers to the atfiant, and
that the said Gen. Golf asked him if he
had not been hired to get this warrant
out against Shomo; that he (Goti) had
heard that he (Hunter) had been hired
bv Brown and Bradford, of Philippi, TO
get this warrant, and that they Brown
and Bradford) were to give him (Hunter)
six-hundrcd dollars for it, and the people
of Philippi were to make it up. lie
(Hunter) replied, that he knew nothing
abont that, he had ncard nothing of
it. Gen Golf thereupon said, "that any
id Niger that would go against his
friends in that way, he didn't know
what ought to be done with him, that
hanging was too good for him. And
further, 'who lit for you-who freed
vuu." and repeated the same thing
frequently. The said aflant made further
oath that, at or about the same time, and
before he loft the room, Hodgeman Slack,
the L. 5. Marshal, paid him three
dollars, the balance of his attendance fees,
and that said Slack said to him then
and there: "YOu ought not to have n
id cent. Take this and 60 | don't
want to sec you back here any more
with such pleas rs that And the said
affiant further made oath that he was
kept in the said room by the said Coil
and others, for about three hours, IA
near as he could estimate the time, and
that the same parties again on the eve
ming of the same day, at Walkers hotel,
called him into their room upstairs III
said hotel, when about tho same con-
vcrsation WAS repeated n that in the
room at the courthouse.
ALEXANDER y HUNTER.
mark,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-10
Hunah for The Psnitsniarv

IXvKHAvE on HAND ANDPOR SALE
w -Four Hundred Thousand good neF-
charitable Brick, which we yiu deliver nj
the depot, or any place In fhe town OF
MOuDdsylIle, at the rate Of $40 per thou
sand.
$40 per thousand.
Also Ten good Two HOrss Farm wagons,
which we will seIl al prices ranging from
So to 80.
Also Ten 1na class Two Hon-- Spring
Wagons, finished In good style, NJ prizes
ranging from SID "a sIjO.
AIso Two TwO-S-at@d, Light Granger
Wagons, Tor two hor>ss, finished in the
highest style of tie art which Will be sold
for slD pr wagon. Hsf
Also a full line Of from hrst clasS te CON
mon Household Furniture, VIII ch vc eiIl
aeII at Cincinnati Wholesale prizes.
Al-o on hand constantly, a large supply
OF Brugue Boots aud SHOES, A. the lowest
market pTfcss, and are preparsd 10 MAKE
90 order, from the bsst ODtalnable Import,
ed stock, GentIernenS Boots, Shoss and
( CATER In the latest style and a. prizes
( that cannot be reached by any other 60
? tablishment In the state.
All u the above named uork ~ warran
{ Led 10 10 made of the best material and In
4 n gOfkmanIike nfaniser.
wM. l.. BRIDGRa
sepistb Superintendent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-10
PREPARED BY
VI j. T. Aver 4 Co., Lowell, Mass,
o BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE. oct2S
Administrative Notice.

H NNDERSIGNED HAVING OBJ
he - I'D letters OF Administration on
Ho,if"!y "i {. ]. Carney, deceased, hereby
maka All those indebted to said estate tn
hsyin. immediate payment, and those
aQ,hss, cialms will present the same duly
S,,Is,le ated 20 Mr.. William Manion, for
NsTTsstnent, oath street, between Main and
streets, Wheeling, West Va.
sp24S MARY JANE CARNEY,
Administrative Of c. j. Carney.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-10
Collectors Notice.

rJyHONAs MCCORMICK, JUSTICE Up
the Pace and Real Estate Agent Rents
aud accounts collected. ONCE corner OF
Market and 3Gh streets y entire ~heeiing.
iya-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-10
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One square changeable once a week $50.
Special Notices - per cent additional.
Advertisements TO occupy fixed places %
per cent additional.
Cuts will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 80 per
cent additional.
Local Notices Is cents per line-bm no
local notice ,piU be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses must be paid for In adj
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tisements not connected with IL Will be
charged for at our regular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-10
Radical Fidelity In the Days OF Radi.
cal RegistratiOn,

The following isan affidavit made he.
fore Simon Buckingham, Notary Public
for Barbour county, in March, 1871:
State Of Vest Virginia, Barbour County,
The New York herald., 1874-08-08
RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LIMB
UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

UNIFIED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YORK from loot Of Desbrosses and
Express for Harrisburg Pttsburg the West and south
win Pullman palace cars attachsd $50 A n, and
For wilamsport, Lock Haven CORY and Erie, via
Philade phis and Ere Railroad, $50 p. NJ Tor viii
iamsport ana Lock Haven, $50 A. NJ, connecting ut
For Bsismore, Washington and the south-Limited
except Sunday al $50 A N; arrive Al washinssSna
1:l0P u =. Regular at SEQ A. n, and r. n Sun.
Express ior Philadelphia, $40 $3.50 A. NJ 1880 T. l.lo
& s;SAgp, NJ and n q night sunday, ~ $50 and
Accommodation Tor Trenton al A. n and j PM
s.f 'te VI t sSs sssss sS 10 ss.ssS ss 81:
For EssSsins sS s sa a. 80 . s ~. ss s s
z1So sidlo 70 h'sd P. and u night sunday. san
For. Railway. 3, ESQ., s. loAM M,aM,h lsa $40
ip iSpP n and = nisss sunday SO snI M ~ = ''ls
For New = s sga.ssss jss ssS sSSs nM, $40 .sos
For & Ess, MiIsone. a u = noom' sn $40 and is =
For For tSm1ersye and am l. ntlsmns,oS
For S0sesp'SSS ssS,.iaaf1IP ana sla Camden and 80
FOR FOR Farmnsdals fassaG and seSsn S"% H. and
For S g m asa ssnaen A. NJ and via boat from
Trains M sprSeas folicwss-From Piteburg, $50 gso.
4: NJ and sssP N, daiig; sIS, SO daily ex-
se lob j IS A. NJ, aiS ais SiS S:sc sa1 io9i isSi
R.Ml RM sunday. oo, esao $50, II 50 A. NJ $50 and
Ticket cd,ses sss and y! Broadway. No As.er Hou,o
ticket onices No Battery, place No. Court street.
NJ BOYD Jn, General Passenger Agent
FRAME THOMSON. GenAral Manager
The New York herald., 1874-08-08
GALS AND REMOVAL OF III
= VIRGINIA.
OF

The undersigned. appointed commissioners for the
purpose by An act of the General Assembly approved
April 80 is viii receive sealed proposals to be opened
lst Tor the purchase and removal OF the Penitentagy
The following arc the provisions OF the act, to which
the proposals must conform:
u These commissioners shall advertise for proposals
for the purchase OF the land aud buildings aud tho
removal Of the buildings and the inmates 10 soue point
not less than Ave miles from the corpora limits Of The
tor the suitable buhlings ior the proper
commodaaon ana employment Of tho prisoners.
the the erection q the machinery, and all ths
the facilities for the operations OF the Penensry g he
eamc extent As they At present exist In the state rsn
tenAry and provided further, tnst proposal shall
be accepted which involves the State 10 any expense
over and above tho proceeds OF the sale Of the land ana
buildings uscd for and connected with the Penilen
% Proposals for the removal DC endorsed on
the envelopes "Proposals for Kemoving The stare
Penitsnsaiy." and should 30 accom- psn!ed % w,s.
and include q map OF the aroundS and pians nLs
ings and specifications for the budines to be urn;nea
IN place those present occupied; and no propuuo
shall DO accepted unless approved OF by me comm.s'
sion" -.
RichinonI JAMES +. KEMPER,
H. r. wtTHkRS,
MARSHALL HAN0ER