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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-05-01
Learning Farming,

A party of nearly forty young men
sons of gentlemen residing in all parts
of England, LETT Bristol the other day
for New York, on their way to Min
nesota where they are to be placed as
pupils with well.known American
farmers. They are under the charge
of the Rev. G. Prldham, Vicar OF
West Carptree, who has been induced
to promote this emigration by the sue
cess which has followed similar
placing out OF geveral of his own
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-05-01
STATE Of the Thermo0eseR
Il the RPUBLIOAN ofsos, In the shade
.his morning:
o 0look 10 O'Clock II O'Clock,
900 67c 10
EhN Meath or.

War Department, Otfice Of tho Chief
Signal Officer. Washington, May
ii A. NJ.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOB TO-DAY,
For the Middle Atlantic States:
fair weather, variable winds, rising
followed by falling barometer, station
ary or higher temperature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-05-01
COLORKD COhFEREHCE.
The Session Closed ON. Saturday
The New Appsin, menus for she
Year.

| Yoar.
On Saturday morning the Conference
OF the Union American M. X. Church,
which has been in session for several
days in this city, re- e-assen bled and
opened with devotional exercises. The
Committee on Orders and Appeals re-.
ported that Jacob Grinnage, a candiy
date for elders orders, did not sustain
his examination. The property in
Avondale, Pa, recently purchased By
the Missionary Board, was accepted by
the Conference. Robert Ackoc was ad.
pitted into the Conference az deacon,
he having passed satisfactory exami-
nation. AT the afternoon session the
following appointments for the ensuing
year were made by Superintendent
Williams
Wilmington-William BilliD ssley.
Delaware City and summit Bridge
Benjamin T.. Rulsy.
West Chester and Middletown, Pa
LIE wis j. Jones.
Raileytewn and Swedesboro, N. j.
Asbury Smith.
Vineland and Greenwich, N. j, -
Robert Aokoo.
Chester and Springfield, Pa.-Francis
II. Norton.
Newark and Iron Hill, Del.-Samuel
Andrews. Philadelphia and King
sessing, Pa.-Henry Mode.
South Camden-Issac Williams.
PennsbOro, Pa.-JOhn L. Hood.
New Garden, Pa.-Nelson Wigglns.
oatesville-Stephen Frisby.
Harrisburg and York. Pa.-Daniel
Tillman.
Hartford county, Md.-W. Fl. Ely.
Cbristiana and New Castle-Lebanon
P.rnell.
The conference adjourned to meet at
Chester on the last Wednesday Of
April, 1882.
The Missionary Board met at vclock
a. m. and elected the following officers:
President, Edward Brown; Vice. Pres
ident, Rev. A. Smith; Secretary, Rev,
George r Miller; Treasurer, Rev f. H.
Morton; Steward, Rev. L. P. Purnell;
Assistant Secretary, Rfv. B. 7. 2uley.
In the evening the Daughters of Con-
ference held an interesting meeting, ad-
dresses being made by Revs. James II.
Cook of New Haven, Conn, and vii.
liam Billingsley of this city.
A Conference sermon was preached
in the morning by Rev. John E. RAM
say, and in the evening by Rev. James
II. Cook. At the morning service,
Robert Ackoo Was ordained as minister
by Rev. S. W. Hutchins, Of New Haven,
Conn. A collection was taken up for
the conference fund, which amounted
to S25.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-05-01
SPECIAL MENTIOI.
Result OF the Nomination.

Stansbury Murray, the popular bar.
ber, No. French street, says that the
result of the nomination was a boom
for his fve-cent wales" cigars.
Kidney Disease.
Pain, Irritation, Retention, 1rconti-
nence, Deposits, Gravel, &c, cured by
Buchupaiba." 81. Depot, II. 4.
Bringhurst.
That Husband Of Mime.
Is three times the man he vas before
he began using "Wel's Health Re-
newer" 81. Druggists. Depot, II. T.
Bringhurst.
Notice.
just received a car load of white
Peach Blow potatoes at Boyd and
BJokers's, No. II East 4th st eet
Hillinery.
All the latest styles of mil inery and
at the lowest prices found at Mrs. L. G.
206 King street.
Pratt's Horse and Cattle food at W.
j. Kimble's, Front and Madison streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-05-01
In the Whole history Of Medicine.

no preparation has ever performed such mar
vel0us cures or maintained so wide a reputa.
tion as Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which is rec
ognized Ms the worlds remedy for all diseases
Of the throat and lungs. Its long continued
series of wonderful cures in all climates has
able agent to employ. Against ordinary colds
which are the torerunners of more serious dis.
orders, 1t acts speedily and surely, always re-
lieving suffering, and often saving life. The
protection it affords, by its timely use in chest
disorders, makes 1t an invaluable remedy to
be kept always on hand in every home. No
person can afford to be without it, and those
who have once used 1t ever will. From their
knowledge of its composition and operation,
physicians use the Cherry Pectoral extensive
ly In their practice, and clergymen recon-
mend 1t. 1t is absolutely certain in its heal
ing effects, and will always cure where cures
are possible. For sale by all druggists.
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A chance for a .Qaeor Bae h elor. >
For the REPUBLICAN,

In answer to an advertisement in the
Daily REPUBLICAN OF the 9th inst. :,
the following is received:
81 no'ice in to-day's paper an offer
entitled "A Queer Bachelor, TO which I
feel it my duty to respond, a. it has
been the one aim of my life to make
one poor mortal happy. Having in the
past suffered somewhat from bashful.
ness, l from the depths of my heart
symnathize with that gentleman, and
desire to come to his relief. feel con-
tident that with the assistance of the
t." thousand dollars that l can
III Ike him perfectly happy. Now sir l
sh Ill wait in suspense until further par
iculars with two desires the first, that
he will lose no time, and the second,
wish that he is not very handsome.
Yours very Respectfully,
A QUEER OLD MAID"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-05-01

MIR. Naylcr, who on last Wednesday
met with an accident in the yard of the
Edgenoor Iron works, by falling on a
bar of steel which penetrated his stom-
ach several inches, is reported to be
improving. 1t was at first thought his
injuries were necessarily fatal, and his
present condition is pleasant, but un.
expected surprise to bis physicians.
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PRESIDENT OF CCUCNIL,

patlng the evening Market street
Wv Iafonged with an anxious crowd.
sei ps 70 learn the result. The CITY
~ M.ecahVe committee were in session at
soo, %o alncoln Club room, which was
,vsu1 ~su nIleu with the people. The re-
,nd nus M were somewhat la,a coming In,
Hs,. iLu SIeL " ,he result was made known
no Haaify u Conrad, Esq, was called upon
W. n. NJ Snspeech, IN which he com mepded
,osn, m't " aleS as a man every way suited
%t ~. IL ,ne position, and be had no doubt
And s"a "ua. ne would prove an accepta BILE
iSu Eo, successful candidate. J, Eldridpe
.lsa ,eive 10 Iae candidate for City Treasurer
sndo.iaS S naaas a lew remarks, in which he
And toea ,hee lne remarks of Mr.. Conrad
port 'N"nAea hls friends for their sup
n = Wsla Wvoinlhlttee that had been sent for
IN an.nes Sses returned at this juncture and
ths Doc,a, W ioud calls from the ptople
fm I N.Y. HH'.or said II thank you heartily
~ ~ ,an 'u,s compliment in nominating me-
campaign, '"ier lor lhe coming
,si1ss tns Compliment is very gratefully re-.
,heSsovSv". vv.ning as it does, unsought. at
pstiys M Isucs ~, OF the fellow citizens Of nv
sOaiDs.p rs pace. For those who com nat e2
kirde,,, ,a me ! have nothing but the
a wonId 1gafd, and have no doubt ei,h-
" vsiI y. nave fllled the pos;tiop canal
sidsr mn..is ~ uet better than myself. / en-.
This il i'a'lee on1a. Of the Republican party.
the grsat ta,y s,y the preliminary contest OF
which ws struggle to follow in June. for
our torcss Se must thoroughly organize
hsvs, ,vrces' as when by a victory Vs"uIG ws .u;lI
lectors Issols wbs s, who will assess, and col.
shall bs "nv sn,,a, VIII collect, and every man
out fear 'N'''lea to vote and do so with
,n% MI Conrad masea a faw no,o
don't Of IF tHa tSH,,vved wee by F. E. Bach, Presi.
Club, wbo tue o. Young Mems Republican
Ting speech hIac an eloquent and stir.
hll vote vot'cas' W ., IN which he pledged the
MacslliIsUta%ri election in june. SsI' COT
and said ha also endorsed the tickst
in June, Js ne mad no doubs Of the '1esoi, resul.
known aVs3 s1 ,is as tn the returns were made
a MEETING 'us Young Meu's club room %
called to e,Ss was organized which wa wa.
The fola,,,u Dy the Presidon, ,uha
Aseallistsr,p gre resolution offered ry "Cen Col
dsss 'Ss That this cluS Ssset3RE adopted
Y Wales for I%T%,nation %annaa Of DR.. John p p.
E'q,, for pmssa;yIor, Henry u, Conrad a
and dSass Sat e. Pierce for Gtv VcSnsi Trassnss. and
In novna ass y, to insure their .ts s1s,,i"n G,uo
9luton CoIsonoo11 lo1 the adoption of ,ys. the ras.
10, loved BY Hsa,ee e remarks, Re and was fol.
others. N'nfS G. Conrad, ESQ, S"' and and
nayo., ,Ssa Tsa h:.w :, Wales, the nom,Ds. ,,.
RS 3 " y the broths.. s IN ~ Wilmington in 1ssI
loy wsss Ass, A.sosistssf Of the Hon Lsonasd
sdaestsd IL Of Delaware b., o. ws,s shs supe.
'A' cossaiss,ss s'ahSe1, Of this city and and
. Au''itute then under
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-05-01
VIVA, the Commit,ess are Doivr

The House Committee Oh Foreign
Affairs decided yesterday to hear Sena-
tor Blaine, of New Hampshire, in con.
nection with the Shipherd investi cation
on Monday next. The Committee will
send sub. committee to New York to
take testimony, if authorized by tile
House, as they no doubt will b..
The House Judiciary Committee
agreed to report resolution asking that
the bill in favor of seating Mr. Majors
as an additional representative from Al
aska be recomhitted, and that the
Committee be authorized to send for
persons and papers, in order to ascer-
tain the facts in regard to the certified
copy OF the census report for Nebraska,
upon which the Committee decided In
favor of Majors. 1t seems that the Com.
mittee twas informed that the copy re.
ferred to it as a basis for action gave
the census for 1872, while in fact it
gave the census for 1874" 1t is desired
to find out who is responsible for the
Misrepresentation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-05-01
Monthly Police Record,

Chief of Police Maxwell furnishes
the following report of the 6oings at
police court during The month Of April:
Drunks, So: Drunk and disordArly, 40;
disOrderlv conduct, 90; assault and
battery, 16; larceny, Z; vagrancy, 6;
fighting, 4; burglary, 2; violating the
city ordinance, TO-; total, 144.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-05-01
Monthly n Getting.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Christian temperance Union,
will be held in Grace NJ. E. church, to-
morrow (Tuesday) afternoon, at four
O'Clock. Prayer meeting one honr
previous.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-05-01

Shakers Extract of Roots, Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, Kidney
Wort and Hop Bitters for sale by J. r.
Hartman, Druggist, 9th and Poplar
streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-05-01
President Of CITY Council,

1t is announced that John H. Frazer,
Esq, and Col. Robert H. Taylor will be
candidates for the nomination of Presi-
dent Of City Council at tho approaching
Democratic nomination.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-05-01
Monthly Meeting ". G. r. q.

The regular monthly meeting of the
w. G. T. U. will be held tomorrow
tuesday, afternoon in Grace M. e.
Chapel at 4 o'clock, p. m. Prayer meet
ing one hour previous.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-05-01
lha NAR Ela3.

The beautiful silk flag recently pre-.
sented to Uniform Rank Knights of
ythias was Carried in the ps rade of
the Knights Of Pythias at New Castle
this morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-05-01
NEW ADvERTlsEMEH1s,
SOMETHING new.

ShcldOn's Improved Great Ameri-
can stt Am Feather, d air and
Furniture kenOvaaOr.
The attention Of the citizens Of Wilmington
ls c. lied to the new paten. process for clea. s.
ing beth feathers ana hair which Is its kuper-
iority for purifying, drying and restoring to
orig inal elasticity, removing all disa eeable
odors from both old and young featt ers, and
destroying all moths ana worms, needs only
to be tested to be appreciated. The intro.
duction OF superheated .team is, In our
Judgment the only etfectual method Of rid
ding hair, fes thers and furniture Of moths,
and we guarantee to accomplish this result
without injury to the most dolicate fabrics.
J. $. EVANS, N. W. oor Fifth ana W alnut
streets. m1-1tAwm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-05-01
The Chu-eh Choir.

On Tuesday evening, May 9th, Ger
mans Church Choir will appear at the
Opera House in the Opera Of "Pati-
ence."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-05-01

Comforts Conserve of Hollyhock, tor
coughs and colds. Sold by Taylor b
Fullerton, Druggists, No. ao2 King
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SUANTED-AP PRQTE SLANT aiKl. At
w S3l Chestnut street. ml.Stf
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RRs;or Rs was born wales, a e.. the nominee for
b s w. y the brotbee,. ~ !, Wilmington in 1851.
ess; y Ssaxs' es s's q Il: Hs9Ss,a
~ ssttaScsted ~ y in the theSSars. scSa,. Dl. Wales was
's's's Institute is then my ynssl ana
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-04

the urle, aaI ay Olhcr diseases tlaJ eau 70 INSANITY
lGi dolth
DV. MIETEfl VII agree to forfeit Five Hundred
Dollars case Of this kTd the VITAL. REsrDtf-
2TiVE (lnder his special advice and tr4atmo) vii! not
1re, for anything impure injurious oHEd IL l. i3{
MIN all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. Consu.inti ton free. Thorough examine
and advice, ilclling analysis 81 urine o.. Price
Il Vital Rrstozative - 90 bottle. four times
quantity $40 O. sent any address upon receipt OF
price O. o. D. from observation and in private
If desired, by a. T.. NfSTBE, Il. II.
IL kearney Street san Francisco. Cal.
e.
DIR. MINTIE'G RI...l-f REMEDY. NEPE-
r rICUM, cures all kinds of Kidney and BLADDER
ants, GonorrhUa elect, LeucorrhHa For sale by T. F.
ED3.er and Gee c. ThaXcr Druggists Carson City. SI0G
. b title, six bottles for s. 90.
DIR. MlETIE'S DANDELIGC PILLS TIL
o.. and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure
1, market For sale hy u. +. Foster and George C.
Ta3xter drug-is Carson fity1 mhl7 ly
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..ia:: ~...s2t s:i.G.!3H EsRGEnY

5 Z nlVCE.!l.I.l2 cJTe Tor ner
vOus debility, exhausted vital.
itt, seminal weakness, sper
natOrrhu, LOST MAN
HOO ,iHpotcncy, paralysis
and ell the terrible effects o.
seif-ahIse, youthful folIics anu
and eNoesscs liz Elatu-er years
-sucla as loss of memory, las.
s.tCte, nocturnal CT sSi0n, Il
version to society. GjInnes' Of
vision, noises in the heal, the
vita! fluid passing uurG,erve
a, ii .aanS..s tint Ind Il itLsanifE
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is list of letters remaining In
NE fostothee at Dallas. Dallas county, Texas,for
called for in four weeks. will be sent 10 the desi
lSuer ohce Parties calling for these letters will
please say advertised giving the date OF Tho
hSl Parties living in the city win please have
their mail addrcsSel 10 tholr strnnt anh ,,,,,,nr
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This Year Last Year
FUTURES

NAV York and Liverpool futures opened M
strong at an advance of 7 to points for New
York and l.Gi for Liverpool. but neither mar
ket was able TO hold, the advance falling oil
nearly half the gain, New Orleans sent out no
market Her contract with the telegraph com &.
pany has expired, and INIT some arrangement
* perfected, no market will be sent ont Tho
cotton market as n whole, closed strong, and
considerable advance may be looked for.
Chicago Produce Chicago was strong on corn
and wheat and weak on pork. October and
corner but II Is carly yet TO tell Il Is certain
that the receipts OF both wheat aud corn are not
up to the expectation, and the stock Is far be.
hind last year.
We haven no New orleans future reports to-day.
Tho contract between the New orleans Cotton
Exchange and the Western Union telegraph
company has expired. and until Il is renewed
there VIII he no further reports from that CITY.
NEW YORK
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ton Of railroads and their rates of freight and

ton of railroads and their rates Of freight and
fares, said:
The bill is Intended to prohibit all unius,
discrimination in freights aud fares upon The
INES OF railroad which are rightOlly ameuable
70 government control, and To punish violation
.! any eofporauon OF laws enacted by the ma.
u0nal legislature"
can this be done-;hat is, can a law be en-.
acted which will regulate ireightS and fareSs'
IT can on all roads subsidized by the govern.
ment These roads, built by the government
and with the peoples money, can and should bc
controlled by the government In the interests of
the people, l believe in the present temper M
congress that any bill can get through Tho
main obstacle in the way is the committee on
railroads, which know has been constructed I'M
We interests OF the great railroad corporations.
tee N'A''''''
What has the Judiciary committee 10 do with
the regulation Of railroads.
ut has much to do with them. II regulates
The question OF the big land grants and through
II the railroads hold control OF most of the public
lands, "a large proportion of which property be.
longs 10 the people tell you sir, that the peO.
PIE DO not iully realize the immense power OF
iheSe corporations as exercised at Washington.
WINE am not opposed TO railroads as common
carriers and beneficial institutions to the couu-
Wy, reel assured that the time has arrived
when they must be placed under legitimate con
trOL Inc railroads have larger influence upnu
the value OF land than the currency, and rail.
roads We're unknown TO the Trainers off con.
sutution; yet currency is controlled by the CON
SuIuhoa, and why should not the constitution
De so amended us TO control the railroads? The
benefits of quick transit aud cheap transpuria.
ton being TO the people l do not make war
upon railroads, but | am of the opinion
That they shonld be compelled by law To grant
cheap lares and transportation 10 the people"
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is u nover-M falling cure
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, Som
inal Weakness, aper.
matorrhna, O'S r
MANHOOD, lmpolcn.
oy, Paralysis, aud all
the terrible effects Of
Self Abuse, youthful
follies, and excuses 10
matlrer years such AZ
Loss OF Memory, Las.
sltude, Nocturnal Emis.
sion, Aversion 20 soele.
", Dlmness of vigiOn.
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RAILROAD ITEMS.

|
M s'M S,,, aIe 20 miles Of Mexican National
hin Gnnpleted IN Mexico and Texas, which
n. T increased TO Geo miles In Octohsr Tho
M sV.i lhe City of Mexico will runrn NJ ...a.
nepy. ''"' WIN" IL ABOUT ool ml'sS IEom
,.,,l,tse Sent decision Judge Hammond, of the
TTSSMes court holds:
passenger having limited ticket
bis,v sN expired, although he may have an
! Nm Mnui' with the ticket agent who sold Il
sSes c ia wv !! Would he good nlt.r'hc limit who
3a,nAS1 wy ,late to the conC'uctot when II Ia
S- s.nd under u regulation iof ne railroad
I'm NY aad is electcd from the or, has no
sSsS,, 'cuon Tor the election not being
MN T. Anu IN absence OF n,oof OF any
5a,nleSHsnnvage by sclay, the prise of extra fare
n' Iy.u Is the measure of damages.
krrsnss..u e passengers duty, under such cir.
ST..seS 70 submit without resistance, except
usSsSs o. impending bodily injury; aud his
d ana VI ~ vuSo iorcc necessary To eject
Nh mitigate damages for any Injury re.
,s,to.n t9ere Is dispute on the train about
! 6es,,m. y the passengers duty, II able, TO
kst,si,..In iato aud recover II In asubseQucnt
J, I ras me road. If he insists on expul.
IN ~ recover no further damages than III
A wv Wv vNlra iarc left the train.
|N,s,nssu'ar station IL u proper place TO eject
t0tfnv "a sl.'uukn tncrc hc no motel there
~ 80 VV,ober $ lit is estimated that i0O'O
)iT,,s s s carried over the rival roads between
lSpyI,NShnl Lynn o.dny. of whom two. thirds
N dl.os.5,ne narrow. gauge. The great crowds
pri .suefiy as n whole, and there were
Iashssus,oi bruiscrs and indiscrcot YOUNG
tsnhc.u as disturbances at various sections.
|vSSiSSnryy q the former class who strolled mn
||sed IN ~ Lynn, became Insulting, got m /.
Iaus nghl aud were severely pummeled,
hsh.ism, ,he Lynn police station contained
" Aona mNu Bostnulans Lynn people say
NV next Sunday will bc stormy, Tor they
a SsX 70 be ovcrrun In such i manner
Mo- ~, yhn shop. keepers pray that the war
10 NJ. cease 10 that the people won't pe,
scmsh w 81 buying everything IN boston.
|nenim,u On lhe ears aud fcfry-bOatS has been
waanas,I all DAY, and IN numerous instances
ina ioIA wetc unable to collect their nick q.
IN eS,s Vsaeh road ran two trains OF six or
the zach hourly frum each END OF The
,ero,ss ~ ,rain ont being an express. ami
n hSisu lIain, which followed ten minutes
oaiv NV ~ accommodation The seats were
% Tohh uei' but people were packed into
iensien, Vi available standing. room. The
,nd neSc,.v say they never saw anything like
i,ne,s,, ~ y worked 80 hard. :
utlaln nnvseetsns, OF Californls, bsing asked
iactd IL JUG ne character Of his bill recently m
:" VOngies, In reference to the rcIuia.
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IT T. " A =
STATE PENITENFIARIES.
Notice to Contractors.


'NHE LEASING OF TUE rENAs STATE
fenitenuaries, with from ], 30 TO |, 400 con
Nsets, Is postponed until WV
L oCloUk NJ, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER
I, lsS2.
Sealed proposals for lease OF one or bo,h
penltenuarics invited until thai date
TRANSPORTATION OF CONVICrs
sealed proposals for transportation ofson.
nivth iron The counties where sentenced 10 Tho
.ehNenuaTitS VIII also be received until aAoyc
dale, Contract 10 be then awarded 10 lowest
and best bidder In accordance with the proyis'
IONS OF an act OF 'ho l7th Legislature; General
Laws, Oh ~ page les
kach bid must DO tor certain average amount
per capita Tor term OF two years aud aocompa.
med by guaranty bond OF 5000 ~ with two or
more responsible suretes aud evidence of such
RESPONSIBILITY conditioned that the hid is mnde
IN good faith aud that the bidder will enter into
contract and Wrnish bond OF SeN OCO 90 as re-
quired by. law, for faithful performance of con.
tract II ms bid DO accepted zach hid 10 he
enclosed IN an envelope directed 10 Governor
O. NJ Roberts Austin. Texas, with endorse.
ment on envelope, rid for carrying conyicts 10
the fcnitontiaries " W
The right TO reject any and all bids reserved
- FOR lurther Information In regard to lease OF
tenlenuaries or transportation OF conyicts. adj.
ulesS L. J. Gorec Superintendent of Pcniten.
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