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seaiped by Indians.

CHTESYE. October lO.-A man named
Rhode. herdins cattle neat a rancho on
Horseshoe River, forty miles northwest
Of Fort Laramie, was killed, scalped
and his ears cut of by Indians yestor-
day. The body was brought into Fort
Larimie to-day.
W. R Steele, who is o serving bis
second term ss delegate in Congress
from this Territory, was renominated
by the Democratic convention last night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10

Now that the city is expending
s4O,O 900 in putting down a rock
pavement on the west side of Main
and in repairing the east side with
wooden blocks, the city should take
all necessary steps, legal or other
wise, to compel the City Railway
Company to keep not only its
railsin good repair, but also to keep
the pavement between its tracks
and for two feet outside the same
in good repair in accordance with
the charter OF the railroad compa-
ny and its written contract with
the city. To enforce this contract
is the imperative duty Of the Gen.
eral Council, and the performance
of that duty is demanded by all
classes Of citizens who feel a deep
interest in the welfare and progress
Of Memphis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10

New YORK, October lO.-John Fitch
Cleveland, for more than thirty years a
valued and esteemed member Of the
editorial staff Of the Tribune, died yes
terdsy. The primary cause Of his death
was disease Of the heart, which was fol
lowed in the latter portion Of his sick.
ness by the entire suspension Of %circula-
ton in the lower limbs. he had been
i'll about FIVE weeks but HE case was only
pronounced hopeless a few days ago.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10
STEAMBOAT BURNED.
steamer Southern Belle Burned This
Morning Near Baton Rouge.
hoat and Cargo Totally Destroyed,
asd several Lives Lost.

BAroN RoueE, October 10. The
steamboat Southern Belle was burned
this morning two miles above Plaque
mine on the west bank. The boat aud
cargo we're totally destroyed. Several
lives we're lost. The steamer Bertha
took some of the passengers to New Or
leans. Others returned here on the
steamer Katie. Great credit is accorded
the engineer and pilot Herbert for efforts
to land the boat during the burning.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10

The bloody shirt, by much usage,
has been worn SO thin that the
people begin to regard it as only a
curtain for screening the carpet
baggers while they plumber and
Cypress the Southern States. There.
fore the desperate supporters of
Hayes have got up another scare
crow in the shape of Southern war
claims. From carefully prepared
statements it appears that the
claims of this description hereto.
fore presented to Congress, and to a
large extent on behalf of Republican
claimants, amount in the aggregate
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10
LEoAL.
Attachment Notice.

Before J.. S. Galloway, Up. ofShelby oouutv
Ienn.-W. IA. Poston VS.. G. NJ. Porter.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT
i having been sued out under section 1855 OF
the Coce of Tennessee. and returned by the
proper officer levied upon the property Of the
defendant by garnishment, and afidayit bav-
ing been made that the defendant Is ju tly
indebted 10 the plaintiff in the sum of about
two hundred and fifty dollars, and that the
defendant - a nonresident of the State
Of Tennessee; il is therefore ordered that
the said defendant mako bis personal an.
pearance before mo or some other Justice of
the Peace. on the 10Th day Of November.
1910, at 10 O'Clock am, at my office, No, 27ll%
Main street, in the city Of Memphis, Tenn.
and defend said attachment suit, within the
time prescribed by law, or the same will be
proceeded with OK parte; and that a copy Of
this order DO published for four consecutive
weeks in the Public Ledger.
This Ith day Of October. 1876.
- 3S .4l-bO J =. galloway. J.. p.
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HON. DORSEY D. THOMAS.

Independent Low Tax Candidate 10,
&OvsrnOr-AppOinLmen1s fsrWEsl
Tennessee.
Savannah-Moudsy, October 10th.
Purdy-Tuesday, October 18th.
Lexington-Wednesday, October 18th,
Bolivar-Thursday, October 10Th.
Somerville-Friday October 10th.
Memphis Saturday, October 2lst.
Covington-Monday October 23d.
Ripley-Tuesday, October 24th.
Dyershurg--Wednesday, October 25th.
Extraordinarily, October 18th.
Union City-Friday, October 27th.
Dresden-Saturday, October 2Sth.
McKenzis-Monday, October SOth.
Milan-Tuesday, October 3lst.
Jackson-Wednesday, November LIST.
Paris-Thursday, November 3D..
Eriu-Friday, November Sd.
Clarksville-Saturday, November 4th.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10
ohio Election.

CINCINNATI, October l0.-The election
in this city is proceeding quietly. A
few repeaters in the fourth ward we're
detected and arrested. A very large
vote is being polled. Both parties claim
the advantage. The indications at this
stage are that Matthews, Republican
candidate for Congress in the Second
district, will carry the day, and saylor,
Democrat, in the First district.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10

to about twenty millions of dollars.
Of this sum it is already certain
that not more than six millions
will be paid, and of course not one
cent Of the money can go to any
claimant who did not stand by the
Union during the war.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10
Anniversary OF Cuban War or hide
peGdenCe.

New York, October lO.-To day is
the eighth anniversary of the Cuban war
Of independence, and the occasion will
DO celebrated in this CITY By a requiem
mass ct St. Stephens church for the
souls of the patriots who have given
their lives for their country. At the
Cuban Protestant Church OF Satiago a
TIE Deum will be sung, after which a
sermon will be preached by the Rev.
Joannin De Palma.
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Serious BisDuto Hetweau EngIikh
Cotton Operatives and Masters.

20 AWhn HANpMND NHM EnkiNhAd
Cotton Operatives and Masters.
MANCHESTER, Enc, October l0.-The
Courier, in referring to the dispute be-.
tween the Blackburn cotton operatives
and masters regarding the decision of
the former to be no longer bound by the
arrangements regulating wages and no
tees of the latter that they hold them
selves at liberty to close the spinning
department CT their mills without warn.
ing, says the dispute affects the whole
north and northeast of Lancashire. If
something is not done to allay the dis
couientment it is believed that a great
msjority of the mills will be closed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10

nessee. If men enjoying the protection
OF the stars aud stripes will rot honor
them, they must go where they cant
abuse them. Treason is as odious in
times of peace as in war, aud traitors
must be made to know and feel il.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10

WARRINGTON, octobet 10. - For Ten
nessee, the Ohio valley and Middle
States, falling, followed by rising baron
e.er, warmer southwesterly winds yeer-
ing to cold nortbwesterly, increasing to
brisk and possibly high In the last see.
ton and partly cloudy or cloudy weather,
with probably rain areas.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10

A TeDnsEseean Pound Dead IN Bed.
BALTIMORE, October lO.-WilIiam NJ.
Kerr, tobacco merchant from Clarks-
burg, Tennessee, was found dead in bed
last evening at the Eutaw House.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10
A Grand

Nearly thirty years have elapsed since
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters was first brought
to the notice Of the American public. To-day
it is the most popular remedy on this conti-
ncnt for dyspepsia, liver complaint, constipa-
lion' debility, nervousness, urinary and uter-
ine complaints, govt, rheumatism, intermit-
tenLand remittent teyefs, and Is widely used
m South and Central America, Mexico, the
West Indies and Australia, as O preventive
and remedy for maiarious disorders, and for
Is adapted The record Of lis victories Is
written in tho testimonials Of thousands
whom II has cured, to many Of which tho
widest publicity has been given il has won
he emphatic sanction Of leading members Of
The medical profession, and it has repeatedly
been made the subject of encomiums by tho
home and foreign press. Comment on tho
above facts is UNNECESSARY, We leave tho
public 70 draw ~ own eonolusions,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10

cArEo, October TO- -ArriYea- Alberta,
Cincinnati, 3 a Bismarck st. Louis,
10. Departed-City Of Yicksburg, II
pm; Alberta, White river, 6 am, Clear
ard cool
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10
LEGISLATIVE TICKET.

SENATOR FsR SHELBY. FArErrE AMI TPT1x
WIN. A. MILLI5AN. Of Fayette.
FLOTERIAL REPRESENTATIVE FOR SHELBY All
kAYETTE.
WIN. A. COLLIER. Of Shelby.
SENATORS FOR SHELBY CousrT.
J.J. DUB0SE.
S. G. MADDUX.
Representative o SHELBY CoUSfY.
NJ. D. L. STEWART,
GEO. B. PETERS.
HENRY L. DOUGLASS,
W. a.. NELSON.
TH0s. @. LOWE,
W. w. COLEMAN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10

A LONDON journal, in comment
ing upon @The Resources of the
South" makes the following truth
full remark "If the Southern
States are not the garden Of the
world, it is rather the fault of those
who are responsible for their cult
walton and development than from
any natural inferiority to any other
land on the face of the earth. 1t
occurs to every mind that this is
the home Of the chief products
which civilization demands. Cot
ton, sugar and tobacco are products
OF such immensely as to dwarf those
which other lands bring forth, and
yet these are not all. Vast quanti-
ties of wheat and rice are exported,
and a luxuriant but uncultiyated
vegetation besides testifies TO the
immense resources which are forth
coming. These Southern States
comprehend an area of territory
equaling that of Great Britain,
France and Germany. Watered by
the grsndest rivers, and rich in
every variety Of soil, with millions
swamp-land yet unreclaimed,
there is q future for this district
which will make it a territory to
which all the world will turn for its
vegetable supplies"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10
STATE ELECTORAL TICRET.
ELEcT0Rs POR rHK STATE AT LARGE.
". B. BATE, Of Davidson county.
r. A. JAMES, Of Hamilton county.

ELECTORS.
First District-W. H. InsersOll. Of Greene
county.
Second Dlstriet-Moses White. Of Knox
county.
third District Vt. j. Gift. Of Warren.
Smith county.
Fifth District-Hon. E. Cooper, Of Bedford
county.
Sixth District-Thomas L. Dodd, Of David
son county.
Seventh District-John H. Moore. Of HEX
man county.
Eighth Distribution. B. A. EnlOe. of Mad
ison county.
Ninth District-6. W. smitheal. Of Upton
county.
Tenth Distict-J. W. Clapp. Of Shelby
county.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10

STATE DEMOCRATIC E|xHcuTIVs COMMITTEE.
A. S. Deaderick, Of Washington.
y. A. Moses. of Knox.
A. NJ. Johnsop, Of Hamilton.
NV Judd, of Robertson.
J.. W. Childress, il, Of Rutherford.
A. @. Merritt, Of Davidson.
D. B. Cooper, Of Maury.
j. II. Freeman, Of Madison.
I. j. Edwards, Of 0bion.
i. Z Wright, Of Shelby.
Memberss - Lsrgo-James G. Malone, Thos.
0'Oonnor. D. n. Kennedy.
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NCtice to Stockholders.

DESoTo BUILDING N LOAN Ass'E,l
MEMPHIS. DC. g., 1876.
TNsTALLMENT ON SHARES FOR OC-
i tobor is now cue. and can be paid without
penalty until TUESDAY next. 10th inst at
i9 PM, at which time, and at usual place,
the money on hand will be loaned.
JAMES ELDER, Pres't.
a: PhaEzR See'y. 1874
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10

CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
FoR TENTH DISTRICT.
Il. CASEY YOUNG. Of Shelby.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10

Herr Won Kendell, the German Am,
bassador at Rome, has received at Var.
zln an order to demand that Cardinal
L~edochoWski shall be expelled from
Italy.
Prince Fujimaro Tanaka, Japanese
Vice'Conmissioue Of Education, visited
Amherst college and presented Prof.
se9lye With interesting educational pam.
phleis.
The exodus from Russia, during the
past few years, Of MeDnonitss to the
United Slater, and Of Tartars TO Tur.
key Is being now compensated by an
immigration Of Sclayes from Bohemia,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10

BVlLDINo Assoc ATIoRs.

Clerks Bulldi g and Saving AssO.
citation.
TfhE REGULAR LOAN MEETING WILL
! be neld on wednesday, Oct. 18th, at ~
O'Clock pm. at the secretary's Office. All
due, must be paid by that time. Fines will
be rigldly enforced.
?. B. JONES. SecIy. 9a.SS
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Fon PRESIDENT.

FOR PRESIDENT.
SAMUEL j. TILDEN. Of New York:
FoR VIoE PRESIDENT.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, Of Indiana.
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P%RESORIPTION FREE

FOR TUE SPEEDY CURE OF SEMINAL
I weakness, lost manhood and ali dieordcrs
brought on by indisor8tions or excess. tAny
DRUGGIST has the Ingredients. Address pa.
ViDsgN &CQ" Box 22ad, Now York
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AT NEW
New orlsans Democrat.

There are now only four cases of yell
low fever in the city, all of them over
five days old, aud rapidly convslescing;
a week ago there were nine cases here,
but during the past three or four days
four Of these sick have completely re.
covered, and are up again, and one has
died. The probabilities are that this
week will see the end OF the disease alto.
gether. All OF these four cases are
within two or three squares of each
other, from St. Andrew to Philip street,
aud from Laurel to Constance street.
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mi'tae took recess Of an hour ponding the
on rea-4enhliuea tsp. VI. the resolution WA
q FRIED tr ~ strict ulrty vote. Gen. NcDoulall
s'r'uu.u-lv ruictvurrl to tmbIdV u ilc rTso.
luton AN HGrHouN mt mat the committee should
iniufuto N"W nrNh tne N'Wpilru MINOR ~
! ttrtu o. ttfr--lrt after Nhi+uluE tH NU-liEd-
ton In H'iiulrl hio. lhis ne cnuld NOT eject,
huf oott Con Rice and col. Waddeli agreed t.
himnr the minority Il they can shlN any rem
'tN Do ,iopiDniN ~ tt lnpichh- lle t1-e i.cic
WI result IN the diec. very Ht any irWi. Gen.
Krr. bt consent. took his departure f1r ONO.
john !. Diyenp r. wls tacn recalled Ju-im.
nbli for 'ro---eXuininHti IN. out Gen. rll NuI 90
announced hat he 1nd his colleague wO ld re-
serv' tna' until their return from Pnr7Aelphia.
Nlr. DN upou Wl- potmittgl to explain the
a.! Tres and assumptions 4 Mr.. Ottnrs u. which
he sad differed from bis own and the truth,
siHply because he b al taken tho census Of is.b
a. % blsis. Ihnt is nc>nOwedred to nave heen
cfvimper'c'f not intentionIllt ~, bur through
tie ,turiiify OF cnuucrnturs who returned on
tire iuuiites u men, women, and Children az
voters.
rnued states Di,trict Attorney Bliss was then
sworn, and te-tined
Employed anumber = doieciives 70 watcl The nliu.
WE dc9,e' 6iroi ''8s 'n ', %ota
ia'a o 10 f.. a i4osg .e.klg mIrAi1 ~ 20 irhuiu;
reasonably iar ,ng-a, ira o4c ,scOu b. Npscted
g t ,, ,i wa ~ ,u T., 90,
not rs large in former heated con e.ts ln que vNu
e1o iief vote. we're cast. lct ihcrcssir,n,n ere
ana a1outcvcry person registered.
Heuy G.. Leask, OF 70 West Thrty-.ixth
| str et, vas then given an OPP rfunity 10 exp in
! th1sr matters in which ne was concerned IN the
! tCstimuuN uf Thomas Dun. lie admitted that
/ ne hhl lr"cuied the appointment ~ DlhN as
| inspector Of election. hetaiso mad contyIrcd
! witt tnH Republican iusnef tors tu advise them
| 60 have themselves appointed chairmcn Of the
! inspectors lie h"d never ehlcNured To Oune
an ins cctor g. f!sif, the rctur.-. neither had
hc.,yer authorized any one else e. DO 90
MichIrl Costello VINO. Dutfy swnre. made HIM
the Ter ~ 2li1 t. CIV. Nlden's vote e. u ives.
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MILK THAT SCIRUMPF SOLD
Also, WILK ~ GENERIT. IS Stud
IED IN A CRIMINAL ram.
prof Dorcmn-,- LcnsthcncA conte.t WIN thc


Prof Dorrmns'- Lengthcned Contest with the
Uonrd of urnItb - IN tlo,y Nntrrcd WINK
.ua,, o., a., n,,,,,,t 4 p,,.,i.,I r.s,
'" " " -
81 half expected there would be n real
49,.
COW IN court inns morning. snld judge Sutier-
iand, at the resumption Of the milt-and-wlter
,,tst IN ,i,. Corpr,i sos.iors v,s,c.d,v "poth
t''a' Nv ''o 'o''''" ''"9 H''"
sides nave got mo inc hdol1 % pidotVh ueu-
onstrauon.'
The defence continued tho attack on the
Board OF Heath lact)iheteT' rs he"s ul ue-
tecting the watering Of milk, by calling as a
,,.,,,o,, r~ tt,.r, w V,uch,, lilo said that
"''"''' 90 '.'"' W. -,
ne Wh' state AsslN't lor h"ouo i''""u' u''-
lytic u chemist Tor Providence. and a practical
,,....,.,.',,,. "a, ,,.,.,,,,.,,. ,,,s ,r,, be
- -. " . ''''' ~, ... ...,r ~, - Lar
had many times found puro muk OF lower
gravity than tho BOARD OF Health permits to be
soid s,,,o ~, ,hos, t,s,,,,e. worn ~ cboica.
soiu' some oi 'nese INST 'nces "c,c " o"o',
breed cows on eX-Gov. Sprague's tarm' no
would have sworn that the l,ctometer II not
,,.o,, ,es",a,,, a., MI, t.i,,, nu, a. ,,.o, ov
us'i JIM .a''S J" ""ou' '7'N""' '"' y ""' ~
cllded. In the cross-examiuatiou he admitted
that milk below the Board Of Heath, standard
TT, ,,,.r,,. D., ,o.,,,, 81. .,,,,. ir,r, ~
"''s"' p'"peiN W. 'eSa'uVu 's Oo''' ''''- o." "a
cess Of water. and that the Instances OF pure
min, ~ d, Io,or ,,,,,i,,,, ,,or, nnc or,no,
No r,.,. ,,..... . -, d. u
rI"i' N"'rle' a Doreilus'a so" 81 I'"'' n'
Ogden Doremus, and teacher Of chemistry In
Bellevue College testified that he visited farm
=, 80, d, 49,, ~, -.
III orange county III september 'a7e' 'ne i'r"e.
did not anticipate the visit. MIX was obtained
from healthy owathat the lactometer rated Mt
~ mt ON nn,Ivsia vas shown 10 cont lin AN I'M
common nrou''rttnn ~ tutter. the rirhnos, u
the milk actually causing IL to tail six degrees
heio,v mo 10 ri ~ U.,lth sf,pdnrd Another
sarrle maj sfnod MIN hy the .cromater test,
was poor IN valuable Ingredients. out II seven
teen cows the milk ~ only i've was below tho
standard and Of these Ave the guantiti,t Of en-
tire mil ktnvs ranged from "A ntut to three uunrts
In another dairy Of NJ cen COWS the milk Of
three was below the standard. Tie witness read
from scientific books rasfares ,r,iic,slug The
I.tf. 81 q NIL ftuf tiafI.i
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xonrn wooDs orrDr nv rowx.



Charles Bennett, Of Blue Mruntlin
Lake. well-known guide IN the Adirondack ra.
gion. yesterda, reported at the Police Central
ONCE, that iu November two young men win
guns. blankets and Il rcauty outat went 80 Cedar
River Fails, IN Hamilton county. rhcy gave
their names a. G. VI. L,onis and Fred VOLTS,
and were. they said, SONS II wealthy parents.
They engaged Mike McGui io 10 quito IL n TO
Moose river, where tlcy remained three weeks,
hunting. Here they met Mr.. bennett who had
gone into the woods aone,Dnd invited him to join
the party as guide bennett huntcdNtth them
for eight DAYS. Then they broke ciiup and went
out at Indian lake. Here provisions were bought
and check was given for tldu the provisions
hCiny rar'cd INTO the woods. lie stopped at
suult 'otel and settled their score with che X
Tor fiUj. stting cash. with THAT thry took
a stage aud reached Dan Eldfidge's Hotel. 10 the
town on North River, ON the head waters Of
the hudson river. Cuampalne was ordered,
snd the am unit paid with a cneoiS for
SB. the party then went to Saratoga. where
they knew Bennett was acquainted. ard there
Bennett was asked whether he knew a friend
that would cash n check for $50 U.nueft
knowing MIR. ). Mcbride ID wilson, took ths
check 10 MN. lie endorsed It. and the monoy
was drawn from the irst National Bank At
Saratoga. rne checks wore drawn ON the Yale
National Bank Of New wen. Mr. Bennett,
VINO had not received pay, stu accompanied
the putv. and thev Hl reached the Re ere
IA 1use last thursday morning. On Wcduf sday
morning Bennett found "A letter directed to e,
NJ. Luumis, ana signed by Count" which said
that tho dtteCtivcs were On the rack, anu thdt
they dtd not blame him 50 nuch As the
Derby Bovs. In the letter, tho writer undet-
STOOD that FRED COLES was one On iue party.
Then Bennett telegtaphei 20 Mr.. Davidson SIX
ing whether the chech was paid. ir Davidson
teller phed back to Nr Henry FcltcI Of $50
broadway, that the check " - spurious. In tho
mean time LuOmis anu Wells left Bennett With
ont means, ana the stulVurt YNunx wOud4man
went to e police. lhev soon found that
Charles NJ. L1oni- was cluglt in the act u
stealing a yalise IRON the heSere House ard
IfH
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The Firms that VISA 80 Furnish thc Wire
nnd thc rrcc- they VIII de- i, ior.

""" wv i''''- '"'' ~" "' " 'o'
.n.,.I tualt.f.r If fh. Et.. rvar
tud~e trustees was At+tci iit u'iA ID ciiN SO
the uroi osrI- L r. furnishing the q. 100 Uuunl5
o,..t.l far ,n.. f..., ..-.,. .....s I.
20 WV $50 '' -'' 80 'N'' zoo
contract, Wnich is the lar-es- ever k.oNn Tor
wire. hA. excited much interest iu uanuf !ctur-
f...t,.t .t,,, .,...,.,i,,.. ,,. i. y......
- 49," i,,r r. ,.i.,, N''
,'t "'N-' '"~ ''"- '''' ""N
NN" "''"N''''"'
W. h.4.r> '.r Lon l"n' hNflAui' atN'
''ft '- o. 49,, '""' '.'''''.''''
1 .n..s. 30. ,, ira,t.i -
-.irl..fl.f,..l tO. per /. 'fin l. .. o.
~NupietlnrS,d "k ~ p.r psuuh ......... tt.
J. l. So HAS ~ lit. ioi lhl.,...... '.
tlr' '.o ~ lis NIL. yer y. Nui ,.......... sr
'-'" 'e''' 'N'e' 10 N'''' i'' ttu, t,..
n'.,t.r Z a.. ~ Scrui.c W,.itt, ,..
nu,.t..l.usi. -ulD4cl 4 40 .u.ri." lY.i N-s,.
Il ,lafi iuiu.uu HtlacW, MA.Cae-tcl,
ln-.aul thr 'tfi l.ini ,,ii Dn-ii iO ull lasf.
T 'At -'r'l com phi'thi''rpH, fFo""l' IL Sc
The bids were an accompanied hv saflrl. 20
wire, except ihat 4 tne tAr1me >teei C1u, an i,
wiz re.fru on tlc tert of fnrlr wire made Cor
the foot ludge FOR which they rel riNnd nt CNil-
tract. OF thc fimll'-. six Get wtS cut from
ettIct eni, and then ~ feet cut. all OF ~ 10
WAS ,uhuuttcd % srv fe teats hy tho engine GA.