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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

pEINCE B~oNArAGTE. The aSpirant to
the French throne. has written I % 4
Gentleman in Canada. inclo>ing the first
in>iallment on five thousand acres Of
land which he wishes 10 TAX" mp in Il
French colony recently started at Lake
Tcmiscamin@uc. north of Lake Nipla-
sing. Several ecclesiastical and civil
Gigniiarir> in France have taken mp
large tracts of land in the new colony.
ard have already interested themselves
in directing emigration from France in
that direction. Prince Bonapartc has
requested that the deed for hi. property
Ir made ont i'm the name of his wife
and three children.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

WARRINGTON. Msreh 51-F-- Be-
rs.s, csaiTrszs az to ii0ss~ CozAs;s1-
On For~gn Affairs. AL ;ss ~ast~rEs<a Ia
ros:sc- \ esi HpVuSrstn. tie ssss %
ug<a The CTssn~~~ =. Rex S-sars
s.A -~~h-r-. TAEs sefbsa j. szxra
Ia a~,-a-8.se- Eta ~ ys~ss az Pr~@
c~rs; C~v<sa.4 al tie ns-zs.x-s %
t. tza1ar% zhr iIzsr h~~a e.
ts~.~i g. lS~.EFaf pnTGrE An xra-.
Is IT, axss - rs~z - 81 3Asszsa sA-
ter sts9 rave q 1rs~t sfoaa ay he<n
He nuf s~--zi~ ~E.~Fs he at 4, 10
cclxs1s itxf tAs c&z - sxre
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

y SIT grow ing ont of the arrest of
Fill Ryan. charged with train robbery
"a Glendale. Mo. several years ago.
WAS settled recently 10y the Court of
Referees at Nashville. Tenn. RYAN
WAS taken in custody six miles from
Nashville by W. l.. Earthman and sew
.rai ether persons for di>orderly eon-
duet and carrying a pistol. He was
identified by W. j. Overton. and taken
To Missouri. being afterward tried for
the robbery of Paymaster Smith At
Muscle Shoals. Ten thousand dollars
reward having been offered for the ar
rest of RYAN, the amount was claimed
by Earthman. Over;on and six others.
The matter was referred to arbitrators.
who decided that Earthman should
receive one thousand four hundred
dollars snd Overton ono thousand del
lars. the remainder being distributed
smcnr the other six. 0verton appeaied.
and the Court Of Referees affirmed the
dsc;sion Of the arbitrator.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

SANTA ~. y. ~. xarrA . -Cagtan
CnHfofd's tzsly bas arrived a; Port I~p&-
fFJiu Sarort. N~S. TH~ T~ussys; zss mafs
by in1srsA2vr Btn--. Hhe sTu1sa l~s-
Io-Gay IL ~szata.nsr.t tss bs.lF re
tad b en- Ia ih- zr2V~ faT sezsa
6-y-. but il DoE wstl ssfa<h Pre-
~rv~3 to l.. krnt a-t Rnd swaAss
rsFnsvAi "a. IT, !az9usv 80 20 sssl-.
uls~i g IT, szy ss* tie fuez "a "a -.
socDsap5ish-s an p4c< Hsus~s Hfs tb~ -.
10 a ra3a~f sarE 80 sgt sy' 1T grsox
eft Bsz xzFrh - for sbr >an B~TRzsalas
rEfca IN us~~t Geraaslsa. ART .Asf 90 Me-
-oad 81. are la isysoo as9fs f~z< 18th
tn in;~BsAag q: czeiar.ax hn = ~ ssfzs-s
- sugrszs1eE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

The delegate, from the FIVE civilized
tribes If Indians recently in convention
at Eufaula. /. T.. entered into a com
yact plcdging themselves not 10 ccdc
ar in any manncr alternate to the
United State, any part of their present
territory. Provisions were made for
the punishment of crime. restoration
"f stolen property. change of citizen
ship from one nation 10 another. and
suppression of the sale of spirits.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

TEE suit of the Government against
The Bell Telephone monopoly com
mcuccd nj Columbus. o.. on the sd.
The attorneys rcpresentingthe Govern
mcnt are john Goodc. Solicitor Gen
.rUl and Acting Attorney General in
this ease: Philip Bates kuml"r. District
Attorney for the Southern District Of
Ohio: Allen G.. Thurman. Grosvcnor L.
Lowry. IIca;on L. Chandler. Charles
: Williams and ID. lIumphricS, special
counsel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
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sa~sG; tw ss-as % the Ire Hoassas. "a
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

EMPEROR WILLIAM, in a letter 10
Prince Bismarck. speaks of the JOY and
gratitude he felt al the loyalty and
patriotism cvinccd by his subjects in
their demonstrations on his birthday,
and publicly thanks the people fortheir
manifestations of affection.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

Osu,N DIGSa has erected a fort on
the old battle ground at Tamair.
whence he rctrcatcd before the British
expedition which started To build a
railway from SUahim 10 Bcrber. He
has placed eight guns in The fort.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
4 ueH-snown lady - Marasn has

4 v~eII-known Iady q Macon has
= curioa. superstition Upon entering
a room for the frs; time. -5e sand "a
the ccu;er and bow, "a each corner.
She declares that ,hi. exhibition of y-
likeness j. intended 70 prppitisir the
spirits. According TO her belief. each
room in every house has a collection
Of spirits peculiarly ~ oan- -Ssss.-
rgh ..u
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

The m-in purpose 81 al decsn: men
aud all decent periodicals. j. 20 establish
q good character and - keep II af;eT It
- much - II bu-iR~s-- /; pAys Ett.r
e. h- truthful and hoae-t than , liar n
a tibet. IL , the question whether %
b. wise or a fool. In. m2n = bo ,ays
Il j. ans part o: the ba,ine=s u; a new-
paper 10 tell lies i, guilty 81 ho;h false
loosi and n0n@ns.-Js9ye
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
position II woman IN the K.

The position II woman IN the ko-
ran ~pcial economy i a strange n 4.
From her birth 20 her ~v-n;h yezT 90
.nios- her freedom, IL ~seB year. II
ar She j. shut up-a sscigsioa - ast
her fife. While she iiyc- IA her father :
kon-e "a E.an save h sud hrr boBch-rs
nisy look upon her after he ia. -9as
70 ker hu-hsnd's. 0niy * zHt b. i-.A-
es-in.@~ eTcr s<e acE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

POSTMASTER GENERAL Villas, !
answer 10 a recent Senate resolution,
stated that $685. fourth class postmaG-
fcrs have been made since March 4.
1880. I'm Missouri, 2S7; Kansas, 2J3.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

COMMISSIONER COLMAS, Of the Agrl-
cultural Bureau, has already arranged
for several addresses before different
associations this spring that are recog-
nizcd by his department.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

The annual report Of the coal trade
shows a total output OF lo2, 22i.513 tons
for the United States during the year
ri 1881. of which 3l,G23,j29 tons were
anthracite and 70,G0I ,O2i tons bitnmin-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

FIVE thousand pictures have been
sent in for the spring exhibition OF the
Paris Salon, but there is room for only
One-half Of them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

New steel works are TO be erected at
Germantown, near Philadelphia, and
operations will be begun in January
ncAt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

tf&tfHA szfrA EI-FFs n1rn 80
had ~~n co8fsctsd - rlssax ard as.Ass
ihz - po'Ss a~ss tsgssh: up ~ 49,
bD~ 80 oAs 90 TIE criminal esaFfs tsssaF.
att 10 tasxstsst~ oozaz.ss4 iasus b. sm
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az f@ssaus- Nh~a tAs ~ui~ass kssi ~~n
F-s"tsssnesd lie gfiso1-rs IA oss.e~s. sas
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
A. c. HosMER, Publisher.
COMMENT.

TIE Broadway and other New York
street railroads have been enjoined
from selling or transferring stock.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
a. "a KELLOGG.

Death ~ ths Originator 81 ~. sasHary
To'Iishi"E Eu.s"'.- Ia 80 , .its.f -,.tr-.
% Arp. Naub News has h~rr -.
cri,e-! g the death. q, Ion.ass . "a.
of ~. :. y. Kellogg. pres i,nt 81 tae T..
y ksto-s NewsplI~S 'oapant Tee s-
cssssd lsd teen an Invalid fof mann f.,fs
and 90 lat" Wa uuas.s b. devote
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u'ss sttSIlf4~r AhfrI ls mathis tie .at
sf"wfh - h* i"f"s <ht susfgy AMI ssl-
lent busii'.~- A+"bt tie sas tis fi.rssr
"a tie arHtlAfY pGhliehIpE busia~ss "
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tn.T- lie vss a tub4s-s.lfis~i mau. = m4a
ef s;~fiu< integrity aEd upsgtsnr.s
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al ia anY Uay assoc aisl ~4ih him h...ga,
az hs Eui AMI .1Hya iss;ir aairfr auf IN
o-isatztssus x"nsfusiY. VI. waz Ests s.44f
scar 81 sxr. III. isas~- a ~ida,x ansl -.
daughter sho haze thsf hrfae a. 49,
ioFs. e. whirh city the fsmaan S -
Ia - fof b8uai.
NJ. k~Ilnys as torn a. i.%sdiu~ 4.
Marrb -. I-E sfsi graduated ~tfA dssfsn~-
tim az 'oiufgi'ia 'oiisxs Nsw York q.
iGL ~. ~zs a son - Fr.sisrsrs k.
ard Tie i~ouuEvst o' az children. ne naf-
rel AHnis p Barnes y; i.arafs1. Va
Assusi 81. i-s' Ia isi xb,i. psis shsry
the Bsral--s iH.i HTpgils. = w.ssly
neEspsE~f. - b~rsms sasgFi % hep
AID coFsrrssi tee kisa Us o.. rat.s.
lhsid~ sod LAD eop.~s prni~i g. 'h~
Nss ~Dn Wis., Ufsg fossTs.sf Faasuanr-
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I=t~5 untA isa shsu hr easss 20 e. ~zg8
AID t~Eaa Esiatns saraI ius .@c
county fsE~f% He bait ~ ;hs Esosx
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ORPHANS COURT SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

The undersigned administrator of Josoph Eby,
lato Of FRANKLIN township, snyder county, Pa,
decd, by virtue OF an order issued Out OF tho Or
phan's COurt Of SnNher county,, VIII ON.
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CENTREvILLE,-The primary cleo
tion being oyer, the defeated candi-
dates can now explain to their friends
how the the thing happened. But,
it's like the darkey said when stealing
waterinelons: "Some must he left"
NC. Young started for the western
states last week.
DIR. G. G. Mohn OF Laurelton, and
insurance agent j. +. Eaton OF Har-
risburg, were i'm town on business on
the 10th,
e. NJ. Showers and q. G. Spangler,
took a peep at Middleburgh on Fri 81
day afternoon.
Constable j. NJ. Bingham was in
Mifliinburg on Saturday.
According to Sunday evenings ser
mon, church loyalty, as 1t should be
exercised by church members, strictly
implies love towards all the brethren.
NJ. z. Steininger and w. II Hart
man, Of Middleburgh, accompanied
by their better halves, enjoyed the
hospitalities of friends here on Sun
day.
Lost his mustache Cap. the huck-
ster.
What were those boys playing in
front OF Hnrtman's store, one evening
last week.
REPORTER.
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MCCLURE. Three weeks ago your
correspondent was told that a rooster
belonging TO Joseph Kline was hatch
ing on sixteen eggs, and II few days
ago | drove to the residence of Mr.
Kline and was surprised To fluid this
same rooster taking care Of II brood
OF chicks When he is not ia clucking
mood he crows, when the little chicks
gather around him the same as thoy
would around u hen. This is n candid
fact.
On last Tuesday morning DIR. NJ.
Rothrock and family came to Mcclure
to visit the doctors father. Father
and son then drove to the residence
OF George LAWYER and exterpated an
cncrystcd tumor from the head of
Mrs. l.. which was fully as large "a n
hens pgr
Drs. r. Rothrock aud q Graham,
met the other day for the first time in
thirty-Gve years. They were medical
students in Philadelphia in 1851.
Aaron Howell has purchased Il ma
chine to make barrel heads in which
business he will engage in the near
future.
The farmers have commenced cut
ting grass.
The grain in our valley is very good.
but is nearly ell lodged.
Father Middleswarth was at Mid
dleburgh last week taking i'll the
sights and attending court
John Troxel, who died at Troxelville
last week, was for number Of years
engaged in the mercantile business Mt
Mcclure and had host OF friends.
On Saturday, June 96th, the Sons
OF Veterans will hold cake walk and
dance at Mcclure, in Howells grove
All are invited. Eco.
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BBAvERTowN.-WhiIe Irwin l..
Bingaman and Sally Dale were com
ing to town in top buggy one even
ing recently, the horse became balky
and began to kick. Miss Dale, in
attempting to get Oft the buggy,
became entangled in the spread and
fell between the wheels dislocatiDg
her arm at the elbow, while the
buggy passed back and forth over her
several times. ID. J. j. Greenhoe
adjusted the arm and she is doing as
well as con be expected.
A. M. Carpenter has sold his inter
est in the Keystone Match Factory
to Moses Specht. The difficulty in
which the factory was involved has
been settled, and IL is again run on
full time, employing more hands than
ever. An addition to the building
will shortly be erected ana additional
machinery, which is already on hand,
employed.
Daniel HnssinGer is building n new
barn on his farm. 1t was raised on
Friday.
Roswell Stricker has returned from
Kansas where he had gone TO several
months ago.
w. \. Movcr, u. r., has returned
from White Haven. Luzerne county.
,wl, l,Ar., lao hau hn.,, tan,1,t,,., .,I.f
II intends TO teach at the same place
next winter.
Miss Lizzie Rearick has opened n
dressmaklng shop at Mrs. Mary Gross
on Market street.
Rev. 5. =. Orwig confirmed class
OF twelve catecumens at the cominu
nion services on Sunday. Services
wore largely attended.
Moses Specht sold tract Of wood
land to Ner A. Fees.
Our farmers are busy making hay.
Mrs. Sarah Hunt, nee Fricdly, nc
companied by her son, of Carrothers,
Ohio, visited friends at this place, the
home Of her childhood, during last
week.
Whoop'ng cough ia still prevalent
among the children I'm this section.
George .. Smith did not begin
housekeeping at this place ~ formerly
reported, but has again returned to
Lebanon county.
A fire broke ont IN the Match factory
on Monday, and before 1t could be
extinguishod, II considerable quantity
OF matches were made worthless,
CITIZEN.
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Republican staniing Committee.

Adams-.I. G. Schrader, Moses Erh.
Bravcr-Wm. NJ Reber, lsnoc Winter.
neaver W--Wm. Heeter, Isaac Dreese'
Centre n. y Erdley, J. NJ. Bim2,,nan.
Chnpman-F.W w. Wallace, ----- k9hrer.
Frnpl,lin-J. w. Renninger, DAVIS
Lack son-J. s. Yearick, Wm. Sholly.
Middleburgh- Elias Hummel, j. w.
Swnrtz ,
Middlecreek J. j. Mitchell a. ID.
Kramer
Monroc-J. T.. Boust, II. y. HummeL
psrry- Levi Kepler, Horny Harding;
Perry WI. II. Willis, I. X. dray,bili.
Snriny--A, \. tIlsh. I. J. Manheck.
SaIinsgrove-A B. Keck, Ed NJ.
Hummel
rrion-J. u. Bogar, y. 7. Dundoro.
Wnshingtou-E w. Tool, J. w Hon
man.
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INV t,,onds throughout tho county will
ts,i;a hv sendjpQ us the news In their respoc.
~. towns. Villages and neighborhoods. send
.he rietn facts, aud we will dress them up,
ss.'J be. our columns will always he orsn
S,Is who vish 20 speak through them on
uhsrsI or local questions Of public intsrest (;
k,t ,se viii not hold ourseli responsible ior the
cpinions they may express.
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Saturday, August 9TH 1886

expose to Publc Sale on the premises tho follow.
Ing valuable Real Eststc viz Al that ccrilin
mcssulgo and tract Of land, situate In FTalkln
township, county and rtate aforesaid on tho read
leading from Middleburgh to lions Church, con.
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ADAMsBuRG. Most Of our farmers
have commenced making hay.
Mrs. Laura Dreese has opened an
ice cream saloon.
WIN. Markley grated pear tree
last spring, the graft has already
grown two and Il half feet. Mr..
Markley is also the owner OF four
ducks which have layed 35j eggs.
Mrs. Joseph Haines OF Goshen, Ind
is at present visiting friends at this
place.
Mrs. Chas. Ronig aud Mrs Shink
witer Of Reedsville are visiting J. f.
Honeycutt.
Daniel Traaster returned from Il
trip to Miiliin Huntingdon and Cen
tre counties.
Albright Dreese and wife are happy
its girl.
Yesterday morning Eph. Romig, l.
Saltzman and John ------ will leave
FOR Smithville, n. j., ON bycicles
They will pass through Harrisburg,
Lancaster, Philadelphia and Trenton.
They will make stay OF two weeks.
On last Sunday Christ Reformed
church Of this place was dedicated to
the service OF Triune God. The ser
vices began on Saturday evening,
when sermon was preached by Rov.
\. NJ. X. Huber of Montgomery Co.
On Sunday morning the services be-
gan at ., The choir was assisted by
Prof. Wm.and Philip Moyer and their
daughters A German sermon was
preached by Rev. Huber, followed by
Rev. ID. DiefIenbacher OF Altoona, Pa.
in the English language. In tho af
ternoon at o'clock children's meet.
ing was held. Addresses were made
by Revs, Detz OF New Berlin and DEF
enbacher of Altoona. In the evening
services were opened by Rev Letter.
man. A subscription was circulated
to cancel the debt, and :l400 was
raised-leaving a balance Of about
5000 unprovided for After this an
other sermon was preached by Rev.
Diefienbacher, and then followed the
services which were per
formed by the pastor, w. NJ. Lands.
The church edillce is n brick struc-
ture L-shaped. The front part being
the auditorium 35x55 feet with n
chapel for lectures and Sunday school
attached in the rear Of 30X45 feet. The
audience chamber has all memorial
widows excepting one. The ceiling is
Gothic with beams exposed. The
pulpit which Is n real gem is placed
in front in recess formed by u on
the one corner through which the
principle entry Is made and small
vestibule on the other side. The par
tition between the audience and Sun
day school room consists Of three
Gothic movable doors, by which the
Sunday school room and audience
chamber can be thrown into one
making n room 32x80. The chapel is
also divided into two rooms-a smaller
one for the Infant Department. The
audience CHAMBER is lighted by a
beautiful che ondiler containing twelve
lamps, and two double Bracket side
lamps at the pulpit, and Is heated by
a No. 40 Equator furnance which Ia
placed In the cellar The Ladies' Aid
Society has provided and paid for the
chandelier, carpets, pulpit chairs and
communion set.
&. REPoRrRR. |
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FARM RS.

YOU MUST NOW MAKE YOlR Il MONEY
OUT OF THE BAkN AND POULTRY
YARD BY USING LEH lHu CATTLE row.
DER, 20 puriiyltho Blood and cleanse the Sys.
tom, thereby provont and cure diseases IN cat
tie, Shocp, Swino AMI Poultry.
nUVoY'S HORSE AND MULE POWDER,
for all Diseases OF tho Blood, Muscles aud
the Nervous system, and TO save the 81 to so
per cent ef food lost as iudigestod, In tho uriiu
ary way OF feeding.
FARMERS UNION Cattle POWDER
In Tlb. baga for dairy use; to increase Qusn.
tity and Quality OF MIX, Fat, Butter, Flesh
and Eggs, and t. give nature such Ingredients
as 1t needs to yiold tho largest profits.
DAlRY.MEN'S CATTLE POWDER
(for the same use as tho Farmer tnlon) 10
blb bags, for 80 cents per bag,
For sale by
Seebold n Runkle, Middlcburgh
J. E.hOneycut, Beaver Springs. Pa
and every reliable country store. JuuelO.6 en-
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Grain Market.
LONG SUFFERING
rrom stone i'm the Ki,lnnys.

,s hy no mCt"s s'ripg" that Dr. David
ceiNCd tho following lc'tcr pv reading II yuu
thankful
Dr. u. Kennedy, Rundoui NY
DEAR SIN tuul Within 20 recent iI'o. had
Tor several years suffered greatly from GrlNcl,
called 10y the doctors the lirI'Udust Sediment
For about % Noar past this sod mCui has not
passed ul' in the usual quantity, but has aeon.
mul1tCd, causing me untold Itiu, HJNfug l,lr.
Of DIX. DAVID KENNEDY - INNBEIIE
REMEDY tried IL, aul after using about one
and one hall bottles VuilCd a stone uoin the
bladaor,u ui an oval shape, 7l0 OF an inch long,
aud rough On It's surface. scud YOU the large.
piece, that you may see utWhat Il is cumuusrl
since then have iclt 40 pain. | now consider
myself cured, and cannot express my thank tai
ness and gratitude for ~ signal u dciiyrranc"
from terrible disease. Iou have my consent
to use this letter, should YOU wish t. do 50 Tor
the Dcn,iit oi other suilcrCrs. Yours Truly,
JAMES ANpEEWS
No. 10 Marshal u Ida nm Troy, y. Y
nr Kcnncdy's "faNor,'c Remedy IL especially
offered a. a trustworthy SPECIFIC for the euro of
Kidney and I.iNcr cumplaiIts Constipation and
al disorders arising nom an Impure state OF the
blood.
10 women who suffer from any of the Ills pc.
culiar - th'tr scN 'tHyUfi'" Remedy" Is con.
'tantIy proving itscli an uuiiiluga-u real bless.
ing
Thprcia no more ngoui7,u. cla.s of l.srasc.
AMI mono more certain "uut to get wcu ui i'.oli''
than the disorders of the ktdueys and Bladder
Tho only medicine that docs afford speedy rcltci
and permanent cure ~ such affections r. Dr.
David kcuncdys Fayor,to Remedy" II
Rundout, n. I.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-06-24
Proposals for Sale of Coun-
ty Bonds.

WHEREAS. tho Coun,y Commissioners of
w Snyder county, Pa, by SI'uc ot AN
order OF Approval made icy the Court of Quarter
sessions Of said counly, pursuant To- the Act Of
Assembly Of April - lstS, are authorized 10 con.
tract loan Of EIGHTEEN THOUSAND Dol.
IARS Tor the erection ui thr new prison now
being built tor said county at Mlddchurgh and
Issue the bonds Of said county IA the sum uf two
hundred and nity dollars each ipr said amount.
ono thlrd Of the number OF said bonds to- be re
d'cmahlc at the option OF the Commit, sionuts m
one year aud payable In nvc years. Dnc thIrt
rr'''"'0'lc is above iu two wears aul PAYABLE iu
six years, and the other one Ia ri ~ three y"nr-
ana rcdccmahlc In seven Year,. rhts rs therefore
~ notify an persons DESIRING 10 ~ Il.
CHASE any or all of said bonds o. ecud ur hand
IA sealed proposals To- the County Commission.
er' U their othco At Milllrhur,,h. between this
datc Iud FRIDAY, j y l.. -, 1850 At 10 O'Clock
y. " Sutugth amount oi bonds they agree
10 purchasc-tnd the rltu ut interest At which
Acy VIII respectively furnish tine money. An
PROPOSALS. must specifically state the nmuYut
they ngrcc - take ul tht bonds rcdoompllc IN
one, two 'r three years ana payable a. u,c, siN
or seven yclrs.
Proper cupOus are attached tn uach of said
bonds on which tho rate ui interest agreed upou
Will be paid annually irrIn date sa.d bonds.
All persons dosirciny 10 invest IA sad loan
and hayn made proposal Tor the taking ui the
: lmon any part thereof can appear IN person
beivie said commissioner, on said dty
JOHN MuNS.
ISAAC ERDLT.
JAMES n. IIOl'SEH,
May 20, ls'c Commissioners.