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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

FRosT.-Our first frost IL tie autumn
Of So. appeared On the night Of the 28th
inst, it was only a light frost and did no
injury except to the few garden products
which continue to yield till frost, no differ
ence how late. Corn has been ont Of dan
ger for some time, though the fall has
been such as to delay the maturing later
than usual. From our recolIections Of
fall seasons first hosts commonly happen
about the 9Th or goth Of September
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

~ duch important matter and news
omitted tins week for want of room.
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FOR RTATE PRISON COMMISSIONER,
JAMES GES5HSNGS,

Uen CcTafic State IN onlinafi0ne
The 10 owing Ticket was put in nomiua
ten for State Officers. BY the Democratic Con.
Yention, held in Madison
ForC1seracr, WIN. =. R4RST0W, Of Waukesha
L.ut- oo. AkTHrR MACARTHUR, Milwaukee
Sec, state, w ZONES, LqFayette.
Tfea3ues3 CHARLES KEUHN. Manitowos
Atty Gen, VIII. Il. SMITH, Iowa CO.
Sup. riutcndent,A. c. BARBy, Racine
Bank Conip'r., WAI. NJ. DENNIS. Dodge
State efis. Commissioners, McGARRY, milwaukee
--------------------
SEE 10 YOUR LAND TlrLns.-Wo pub
E9A this week the list of unredee}ned and
forfeited lands for the non payment Of tax
IS for the year 1852. To your deeds and
compare the descriptions with the adver-
Used list. We are satisfied that a great
many mems titles are in jeopardy yet Stun
bering in imaginary safety. 1t should be
remembered also, that We have a Federal
dea1fall at Milwaukee, Of less conscience
if possible than the ecclesiastical courts Of
Europe, IN which a suit against YOU means
Judgment sure, without appeal in this
world or the world to come; the Bible ac-
count Of Lazaras in hell aud the impossible
ity of his deliverance is but a poor carupaI-
ison Of the Federal Inquisition for Selling
upon mems property, without a jury except
in ssmore Nattar Of form :" ou1 1,-L,t :;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

COMING OvHn.-Tho following eminent
free soil'' Democrats Of New York have
declared their intention DIGGING in on Re
publioanism, forswaaring all allegiance to
the Soft Party; Messrs. B T. Butler, Gen.
Nye, Bradford r. Wood, VIM. Q. Bryant,
David D. Field, Preston King, Philip Dor
sheimeE Il. b, Stanton, Jerome B. Briggs,
Rheuben z. Fenton, G. B. sedgwicE, Mn
throne Tompkins, Parke Goodwin, and their
hosts offree soil followers, throughout the
State. When such pilots desert the dem
ocratic ship, the pnblic may be sure 'there
is something rotten in Denmark" Also
the following Democratic Papers; the New
York Eooa5ag Post, the St. Lawrence
Republican, the otsego Democrat, the
Lewis Co. Repu]5tcao, Buffalo German
Democrat, and The Chatauque Democrat.
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&. w FsassdaEE and Byron Payne
40 ne ia Grant s.ggaEa1E.

~ hS1 EsE " <1kas -SSaAhss
The following letter came to hand Al
the moment Of going 70 press. We aops
the speakers viii change their minds end
be at Laneaster without fail Wednes-
day this week, being the day Of our Goun
ty Convention:
Monroe, Sept 25th, IS
Messrs Cover & Goldsmith lion, C. W.
Randall and Byroa Payne Esq, win address
the citizens Of Lancaster ana Vicinity at Ian
caster on Thursday The eleventh dar Of Oct.
next at one O'clock P. NJ / wish Won would
cause proper arrangements to be made and am
? notice given Of the meeting. The speakers
may be expected without fai and we are anx-
loas to secure as good turnout as possbie.-
On Wednesday they speak at Potosi and on
Friday at Plattevilie. Yours Truly,
F. IT, West
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
N. G. GoLDsMIrH.

A WESTERN RAIL RoAD.-The Galena
& Chicago r. r. Co, during the first SIX
wears of the running Of their road, declared
dividends amounting in the aggregate to
I98 per cent, This yearit is thought, they
Twill earn nearly IS per cent. If so, the
road in seven years, will have earned 1873
per emit Milwaukee Sentinel.
We cannot see why the ~. & NJ. Rail
road whom completed through to Prairie
lu Chen viii not be quite as profitable as
the Chicago & Galeoa Road it viii Ger
tainly have several advantages over the
latter
The following was Gov. BAnsrowa
Ilaaler by which 50 many were deceived pre-
yious to his first election:
Waukcsha, Oct 8th 1853.
II. d. Barron, ESQ.
Dear Sir:-In answer to the numerous
communications addressed to me since my
domination for the office Of Governor, on
the subject Of Maine, or Prohibitory
Liquor Law, I have to state, that in the
event Of my election to said office, if the
majority Of The electors, at the coming cleo
ton, vote in favor Of such Il law and the
Representatives Of Che people pass q Con
sttutional Act, I feel Il 0ay duty to, ana
t0W approve lie same
Yours respectfully,
XVNF 4 y y GtNONV
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senatorial and Assy. Dist. Glass
e.0nwaE 4imasS

We have already given notice Of these
conventions to he held at Lancaster, on
Wednesday next No candidates have
been named; we have no applicants for the
places, yet, we do hope the people will Sc
laet capable, worthy ard sound men, and
that such can be found to accept. The
pay will he no inducemont for any honest
man to aeecfs; but, duty to Republican
principles and the property interest Of our
State demands that our very best men
shall be brought out and that such will
answer the call by consenting to rum
Our party strong and free from all dema-
gogues; all We have to do is to run men
whose integrietB and course ofconduct at
home is a guaranty that they won't turn
theives, when they 60 up to Madison, and
they will be sure of election
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

DEM ccratic State M onliuations
The 10 owing Ticket was put in nomna-
ton for State Officers: ythe Democratic Con-
Yen'iun, held in Madison
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
New Advertiser ac rakg.

North Western Marble Works at Galena
by DR1scoLL, DUNN d BURKE. One Of tht
partners, Mr. BURKE, resides at LancastaI
and will receive orders.
Dissolution Of partnership by DEMPSEY
q PH-cE, dealers at Fennimoro
Estate of RoJt. Burrows, to be closed by
arrangement.
sanary atrays and legal notices deserve
attention.
CHIcAoo RmrHE.-This paper is now
printed on copper faced type and is one d
-1a handsonest sheets printed in the Uni
.ad ata.es.--tho Duty being also the lal-
ge,s printed N The West. Dr. RAY, for
mgry e the Galena JefEersoiaD, is under
ooa . b one IF .l.e c'i3ef editors IF the
T5lale. and whose powerful articles upor
the yiI.ianey Of Douglas and other union
dissolTeins, faith-oreah.ns demagogues
brought hiniuto sudden and widespread
notoriety.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

sECRHTARY or STATE,
SAMUEL .. HASTINGS
OF In Crosse County.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
AH~EsX'Is w. RANDALL,
Of Faalesha County.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

EoR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR
GMiRHES G. SEEDlES,
OfKcaosha Couai
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ADMINISTRATORS, Notice

Melville, oct. !, IS.
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GRANT COUNTY, nRRtID.
Q99LANc AsTER, wla.OA
Republican State Nominations.

Monday, October 4, 1885.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

FOR BANK COMPTROLLER.
EK32NCES Ia. YVES Il,
Of Green County.
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Notice to Contra ctors.


METROPOLITAN RAILROAD COMPANY,
Georgetown, d. c. December %, 1884
EsLED PROPOSALS for the grading masonry, and bridging
the oe. Of cnmpaDy until three O'Clock, the i5n
day Fehfu
maps, pro6es, plans specihca ready
sprction n and ler 5h day OF February.
Railroad extend from the cities OF
Washington Baltimore and OHIO raroad
easy rous, Of
Potomac making saving
ninety
capital and five
allss
Proceeding point OF intersection with the BALTIMORE and
Frederick aud,
agricultural districts Of land
OF Hager~o@n
operation extending Harrisburg, the Cen
railroat, sc
potion for which proposals invited
of the District OF Columbia (3 miles
fromG eorgetown) city Of Fr,derick.
will received sections
each or or distance ASH miles,
medium this
facility for with
The elevated rolling
well waiered, aud remarkably healthy
from
desired by the
will furnished the Office be had BY addressing The
Of by the day letting,
BY order OF board OF directors.
FRANCIS DODGE, President.
EDMUND FRENCH, Chief Engineer
Dec 3l-2awtFeh5
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~, s fer.son s.a ~-s.y II M~~.fauyss cs~~s.
a.s Ms1Aasse ard CssJ~i Arts,
WILL be opsasd 81 ey ssainxon Thursday
asy February, and p4erdd hail Of
iasatanon, which one me most magnificent rooms
To sIhbluoa manufacturers, mechanics,
and iroa ali Of ts unioa cordially Ia
me aseIInsy department charge special
superintendent steam hassres labor Ae VIII Dc ssen
An intending ssAel requested
possible. Goods hoaid be accomplished with In
hsrsfse feel ta' inviuns contributors from
~ vss.sa. q ss usa 70 hs second sansuaa o. NE
eeusns Articles valuable ospornny q making hbe~n lhe
and adaptation 70 the purposes for which they
1ssy woals respectfully .o specimens
elegant
-, ocg 10 sonsr q ladies' and 70 award 10 ar
elss Of merit o. sweify Ae suited 20 The tastes Of is
Th- opened reception goods Monday,
ne s day and o. ne evening q hada he 9, o.
Of ssess and continue aeouttoar wseks
upon judges competition peism except
conniee shall be satisfied despatched ds
to have reached III. hall BY that day allied 20 ar
rive from unavoidable detoauon-
Arsiss designed os exhibition only will Be received free Of
Tuesday ssht, ss Of February ooeoek after
which nsne viii be suect 10 charge OF nom ~ esh
Appearances and minors
shall specify their and the time they may have
deposited competition and premium must DC Of
Anefean aaafaeare so.peaaas, labelled WIN sppop,ns
name Of hs dsposo copy o. ~nco isse mu.. oe
rrce. may ). AIMED ns., option eInisi,ar
Deposa,oss, the ims Of say VII receive ticket % ue %
ticket will aIso admit them TO the exhibition az
all when open the public
x,os.ss 5000 Is.s don and should
arpc!~s OF the sensing
com panied BY a detailed iavoics
delailsd instructions win be forwasdsd and
should be
Oct
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proposes xeoosdax the Adarsemsn but without
specification VIII be considered proposal for horseback
scsv
~ modification Of bed IA az its essential terms ansa
od and received, taaefissc
ecmPeunon, AMER ne lat hoaS set nor receiFins
he careful saciwDey o.
without knowing that they sat
hclont ali bidders
nonaea aiae pcsien The
popo-cd foe in e accepted has their ei
liabilities viii be enforced sgalss them
persons known
above prescsfhed The
tho
before named, % Jadss q court q record,
JAMES GAMPBtLL.
Postmaster General.
fosF OFHIcK DsPARrsssr,
January 10 1855.
Inn ig-law&v
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limited STATES Mall Lime California. via Asp
u wall and panamu, tho 5sh and 2o Of each month, 10
class steass approved ts NAVY Department. not less
a,0y0 tons burden, guaranying speed and safety
The Panama raiiroad completed Ubtsp0, IS miles
Panama.
The transit from 10 embraces 81 miles IN raj
from Aspnw 0bispo, and ~ miles of land transportation
dry road recently in tnoronah order. single psssI
ihesefore most in sir hoursthe pas
aud their haasage being only transferred 10 and IRON
Alongside the
There vii, be river transportation in future this rous
The entirely free from sickness description
Reserve being always kept pnf New Yofh,
a and San Fsnnciseo prevent detention In oAcef'
Tho entirely rcfdh.G.
II is expected that iiIr passage the Atlantic will Ds made
larly in days and the Pacific, in ~ 10 laK days
Passengers wifi the day they arrive ~
wall
Through iieket afthe ieVe raie had tbn aeeHs
Weat street. Nsw York.
fnna S.-hf
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an the petition Of Ebenczer Beard Of New saon Maine,
" granted hun ION
'prupeersh
of patent, which takes place the
l0th day OF April 1866
ordered ha the said petition be heard al the Patent ONCE
Mach ~ O'Clock,
o If
any pe,ilon oight be granted,
Persons opposing required a
ONCE objections, specially forth wrsg least
brafng
rules of Office which wi De furnished
Application.
The testimony the will be closed the 10Th day OF March
relied b. filed
morning hi day. afRumen u
any, wi ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, be published Union,
gencer Evening Washington, d. u Eve
Sceuu6c American, New York. and Patriot
New Hampshire, week. for
previou. 18th March next day
nearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioned Vt Patents.
p Editors the ab0va viii please cDpy their
bills Pttsn ce, with paper containing notice
Isal H. ngUlsv
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:
Academy of the Visitation.

E exercises Of This Institution viii be resumed Che @
day IN september, whsn hiefto the seduldas car
De besiowej on se advancement o pupils the vafon ~
Of dniriIed education.
II dsrsd, The hisio ca sinies may be- psfsa
French, wticb greatly acs'ases the segaipg
oush knowledge 81 that language white system pasuts
teaching music both vocn snd ssrurnts hiss superior N
in srng Inc pupils accomplished scennc pee
separation Of the junior from the senior pupils has feeshfI
made md the result has been very benecs nfnenet0a
youthful mbs,s of the academy.
Aug fi--3awd ctsepsi5
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BRITISH Almanac ssd Companion for 1855 contain
ID sts o. PART sssnt % the m. jadici
ofegn MINISTER'S sc. Knglsnd,
misy and COLONIAL governments and
Safi~s trade and
~ Psrlssmset for ir5a ngprant psrs
aoraHeei AMI valuable
uni,st -'ste the n ain u
he people escgs'ons 81 he railroads public
apravsmsntss chson5ogy
CompIete In yoi.
10 FgA~CK TAYLOR
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Law school OF Cumberland Univsraity. at Lsba,a
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruihcrs, ate one Of the e7
L judges Of Tcnncssec.
Green, Of the udges Of the supreme
OF Tennessee.
Hon. Bromed L. Ridley, Of the cnanccora OF ,e stisI
Judges Greon dev their whus time sxclui
TO the school.
Plan Of Daily examinations OF each class u
No regular OF lectures, but explanations
daily lessons m progress Of the examinations
2, Weekly law and equity, whho
dents suits OF gwen by
sors prosecute through all thu progresses
pracficc the framed pr.
Deeds s records and all Of documents, be- fead
aence the trials. some Of are inkan BY aFss
court, which IL held monhiy IN the eiass,
public at the ead q every session The sndoas act - CLERKS
jurors circuit udgea, and cbnncaors, aud other Official
eacies coDnected with their suits.
Sessions The first coEmcncer this third Monday
enber third Thursday in February The second
tho succeeding Monday in February snd ends n
Thursday III July.
Expenses per sessioa.uiiion foe $50, In connr
Sa boarding about $50 Students Furnish iur ~
which can be- had Lebanon bookstores.
required compets the ouurse, uniess the
dents No previous study required n
There four regular easscs. Smhcnts mny cn
ans tme during The collegiate year.
Number Of students the Incl collegiate year eighty six
Feb li---aoly President baard ri Trustee
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American Artists Union.

THE Union would respectfully the
United and the Canadas that the
for the nns throughout the
with view Of enabling family 10 become possessed OF
gallery eDgr1ysngs
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
order sale Tor their
and thus not only give employment TO large number
fos
Of TO the purchasers Of their engraving when
$50 900 of which Sold
100000 gifts Of the actual cost Of Sl3O,OO0
Ech dollar ensavins therefore, receives
rhy the bat also ticket which
enrues him OF the gifts when they distributed
daars finished beautifully painted in
will doIaS worth of splen
catalogue
mail
copy catalogue with specimen Of OF
ensyaunxs, nj ONCE OF this paper.
For actually worth that and
xift c will immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The believing of this great
materially eacsy
prise intelligent and agents. have resolved
the most liberal terms.
ANY person wishing 2 become an agent BY sending ostp
catalogue, aud all other informant
completion the gifts viii placed
a distributed;
which will be throughout the United States and the
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r. ANTHONY, Nh. 30s broadway, Nsw York. M
E Of daguene0typc apparaus maings, prestr
cnsss Se and importer Of plates chemicals fancy ane1
cainype and chericas for pictures and
rials OF description.
makers supplied with materials for manufacturing CASES
c. e. HarrsonG celebrated cameras ALSO voigtinnde s
always hand
3oe broadway, June IL, 1854.
Inne2
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o. and 4Jaet Tuesday, Nesesassr 7, lisa
Tar daily Ms eoadoass.lis and ie,s
dsaie stssian@ al Oscecx, an On the arrival u
from Msshlugoa. sying time scr eseskss, beasa
aectinx al Manassas Junction wh roe Susssurg Al
rsasoa Junetaa wlth train ensd,l
Virginia Central railroad ier kchaioad
toit.syilie, and Ssaunoa
Tes cans leave osaonsSss daily and iasrr.
stations before ~ O'clock the -,
vnsiala Central railroad ts~m Reh@ens, chsroessias
Slsanton.
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THE DAILY UNION

Leave Olympia every sshsr Friday stssm,
s.. ss c g sasassa s s s sss
Anse oya.s.a as1s saaasa.y ., > pan
Iazs fraa 1sy@pa 70 Bay back
Leave o,ympaa Fridays asloami
sassiwsssr Bay seKs Mondays b llsmi
Leave shoawa'rr BAy iassday aosmi
Arrive az Olympia a. Friday b San
1850 fmsa osyaps ss..s indies aad saek,
Arrve =. ss-ui neat s.ys y sp@i
Arrive o,ympa days BY pm.
s..ss ~ MITES :. a., ssa ssss =, es s,ss ss.n
ssss !. sssa y 81 s Ok 81 sas month
I-sss wAilspa 81 fan day . sash moathi
Bas alua osy sstsssa Cascade cay and wsIawalia are
lq7sa Fna y Discovery, New Uuas,ras
a. nsrs ana back eaet werk
Leave Fen ro~ss.nd ia days. 6am;
Arrive - Nss Daaseraes ., ssr. sass =, Hans
Nrrise al ren ro~Rsssd neat dsss - spa.
- Rds oI TWO 1sss wee, WV p ee.a.',s ,. Ca.
westeo, Posi Townsend, 81 miiss aad back
leave ssats,s Mondays msami
Leave Port Townsend luFsdaS ,eam5
Arrive AZ seattle san days ~
la7Si Fsom ssairs Mills, aud back
Leave seattle Mondays alsa M
Arnve a. De " asnsn by ~ days
Leave De wara,sh Mills Aunaays al pm,
Arrive q seattle by same days
nsens " cahlpoois, 10 eekn, 20 miles and
Leave iissas wsaaesday. AZ an,
n's s e. sss Ts ss %f s''
Asl,to - miles and back
Jeay steitaeoon Sstufda, ate
tr b. days
Leay sesuie Ffidays al GA
uty Al Selacotm by z IA ssme days.
uirs yvltea-
I27S7 From Coear p'Aeae Mission and ST.
Marys Valley, 10 Font Bentoa, Nebr Ter, 500 miles and
a mogtb
Leave Wsi rpts the ist e each maath
Atrsg a Benton in foar weeks
SentOn the let Of each month
Aulvc aiiepsa in four werSs
Waiawas Walker, Eeis Mission, and
BROWN Colv,iie, 2no and back,
Walepta the LIST OF each month;
Afriv al Cuavtie In days;
Leave FortC ulsilie 6th OF each month
Al Warpta IN ten days.
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Hamilton G.. FAINT,

Banker Exchange 4c, PeRHsypasiG
nue., Washington, D. c.
NCusRENr money land ahd Virginia scrip bought
" and sold.
principal sold in purchases
stock a6d evaamtsx,up.
Claims the government collected.
i--Jmaaw
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~
~ dovsn lafs" md ~sil Esfcneiarss
universally conc~dea very for csvins me nj.
fSsrssrArsousiy without nluy mi LEI h.rs
~ hrewa We recommend the Arsr Az. 10
fARksRS fsscy sna fe.fsnn.ry sscrr
pscE-eoaa' Unser National Hotel
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The Undersigned residing State Of ---, undertake
Ill No. be
acc. pied by General bidder SHALL the
required perform the service proposed wi good aud
uficien
Ihs do obligations and liabilities
Of Congress
OF Jay p 1856
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once OF Army Clothing and Equipage.

PAtLApKLrluA, Dee ~, lS54
EAf.ED PROPOSALS be this ethse uati 10
O'CLOCK 3s dag Jauuary nrxl iarahsng
the following materials, deliverable
ua.tsd STATES Clothing sad Egapaso pepo senask Arsenal
a trQaissf
5000 yards "a das tadso dyel ~aed elo'a weighing
~ ounces yard
5000 yards "a dyed Sed oloth weighing ~
yard
10000 army hlankrt- WOOL (wh the letters u s. ~ hAek
four ieches The be feet
feet wade blanket weg, 1--WE pvunas
2o0 hors. blankets wool l~nh The " black
inches long ecntfe) be six ieet long BHd Ave
half feel wide-eaeh ean&e, weigh three pounds
40 900 yards hsnat !, cotton aud wosi
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LMBHOxDERIEs. LACE: GOODS, csc.-rhe subscribers
IA have TINS day received full aad
goods,
which the attention Of The iadess respectfully
following list of leading articles,
. Maltese chemxetss and sleeves, in
Is satess coliarrus aud do
Is richly embroidered muslin vSe1css trimmed
Is do do Maltese do
Is do muslin colaretr N eeye
l5o French embroidered muslin
Io do do cAmbric collars
Isl ehy DO cambdc sk,ris, for open dresses
$50 do do pocket handkerchiefs
Is pieces Maltese edxnxH, widths
loo do Vaeaces aces sdgsngs, nsertinRs
50 do English thread iaces. edgings and insertngs
IS do cambne hoancinss rulings
rs do musins, houncinxs
loo do embroidered dimy bands
81 pairs embroidered muslin cambria sleeves
Is daxen long and short black miss
Also Illusions bobbnets
hrics emboteted nusns, baadkerciefs
gloves, hosiery, &C.
Sep a-sawiwR HooE, BROTHER, CO.
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5000 blue flannel Tor lining great
a, Of good sound wooi, doubed aad twisted yarn
Those KNIT BY hand preferred
s srass scales. y G. > '"'s corp paws,
Staples for coats, (hrassl
Wossea sashss,
lace, eriusoa green orange, red bas,
aud yellow
Pompons
Fell bodies
Glazed Icatasr, COZ and ehin,su
Morocco, for cap hnsnss
on silk ior
blue innings
Sewing sik and tsis,
Drums, complete, artillery and nfantry
Drum cords heads batter and saaessets ngs and sticks
pairs
Buses, with extra mouth paerss and unnipeis
halchet handles. spades
Tin eanteens, hold three pinus
Bunting, red, white, and blue
Tent poles and pins for hospital wall and common tents
Bol'ins rope, tent cord
Garrison and recruiting haisrds
Wooden hultons and
Brass spurs, pairs
Blank books and stationery
Wax, upper aud sole isaiher.
and coafum ali ,e standard pattern sealed in
Sample patterns by mail any
subject which desired by manufacturers wish
per Of delivery will
shall be completed which is 10 be forfeited 10 the uni
filling and spuaons Of the contract About onh
supplies VII be required on bes hs is Of Juy next
will
funds for this brunch OF the service available
the remainder will be paid for on delivery.
The privilege reserved Of by third, the
o all la SUI
w. Bids
oa from or regular dealers IN the article proposed
manufacturer regular dealer in the
desired which fact or the reverse must be distinctly stated
intended he proposed securities obtained
Letters containing proposals should os endorsed Proposals for
Aadressedi 10 G, H. cRosMAN
Major and auartermaster United Suites Army.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-03
fNo. 52s.I
sales Of Alternate Sections Postponed.

NOTICE hereby that
IN going show thai large number Of mefitostous
OF short aud ehsr unowafd CIRCUMSTANCE
he unable pay lands the public sa1s (
States sections along The route Of the Southusx
yailsoad advertised psoAsauaa
sea- 10 be held al following Offices December inst
January nc 1T ordered those psl
and u take place as follows, 10 vii.
occ st Louis, commencing On Monday The
August nex,
land Office Jackson, commencing on Monday, The
August next.
Office a, ci,non commencing on Monday the
August next.
Al the Office Springfield, commencing on Monday
OF August next.
under my hand, At the General Land oihcr, at the
Washington this tih day OF December, A.. D. thousand
hundred aud any four.
BY order Of the President -
Dec 7--Iaw6w CommissiAd