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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-17


STATE OF VERMONT In fr late t"';, hoideh at
RA NooLPn Drsra'rr.ss. itatdn Ii, within aud for
said district, en- TIE shday of December. A. d. 1851,
DETfEY CROCKER. Admnstrairix ~ the Estate
ID of Henry Cracker. late Of Randolph, Ia said District,
deceased, presents her administration account or eille
mcnt Wheenpou ii nrde ed that he referred
the hday OF January neN at III Registers Office inrook-
field in n District, Ir examination aud allowance aud
lat all concerned he notified herenf by the PUN caion
IT this order in the Green Mountain Freeman, rtHle' az
Montpelier, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY Is nay be.
that they may appe II, and said ii.;e and place it they
see cause, object hereto.
BY order of Court
Attest. AARON CLEAYELANB, Register
true copy Of record.
lob Attest, AARON Cl.EAFELANn, Reg sier
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Court
DISTRICT OF RANDOLPH, S. for the District of Randolph,
To all persons concerned in the Estate of Henry Cockcr
late Of Randolph, in said District, GREETING:
| \N HEREAS, BETSEY CR0CKER, Administrators on
w the Estate of said deceased, has made application to
this Court for License to sell all of the Real Estate of said
deceased being portion of his mothers DOVER and rep
resents that the necessary for the payment the
debts and cArges against said Estate, and beneficial to
| all concerned in said Estate.
Therefore, you hereby notified appear session
of said Court be hald Registers Office
field, in said District the fifth day of January, A. D.
1885, and show cause any you have, why License should
| not be granted as aforesaid.
And this Order shall be published three weeks
cessiyely in the Green Mountain Freeman newspaper
printed at Montpelier in this State the last of which
publication shall be before the day assigned for hearing
aforesaid.
Dated at Randolph, this Sth day of December, A. 1851
1903 AARON CLEAVELAND, Register.
STATE of VERMONT Ara Probate Court. he'd at
DIsTRtCT Of RANDOLPH BruOkfeld, within and for the
Dist nGesaid, on the 9th day uf December A. D. 1857
| A instrument, pvfporiug to be the last win and Tes-
"A lament Of Bernard Ba ehard laeo Hraintree it, said
District, deceased, was presented to the Cont here for
Pt0hat by illiam Farnsworh in hose Stody was
left-he Executor therein named being duai-thrrenrr
is ordered by SAID Cont thai ihlic noiaa nr
all persons concerned therein tn appear said Court
at session thereof be h Id at the Registers Oire in
RFnf,kI nm tpn Hnu ut
the probate of said WIN; It is fnrther ordered, that
this order be published three weeks successfully in the
Green Mountain Fireman. newspaper printed at Mont
pelier, this State, the last of sl he p evlols
the day assigned as aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Register of Probate Office
at Broikfeld this 9th day ri December, A. d. 1857.
1903 Attest; AARON CLEAVELAND Register.
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Probate Courts for Randolph
HbisfPicf

DR0BATE COURTS within and for the District of Ran
doph for the year ensuing, will be holden as follows
At the Probate Office, in Washington, on the third Tuesday
in each month the Registers Office, In Brookfed on
the first Tuesday in each month; at the HOTEL in west
Randolph, the second Tuesday in each month"; at the
Orange County HOTEL in Chelsea Ia: fourth Tuesday
In each month. By order Of Court,
A. CLEAVELAND, Register.
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Vermont Bank.

IiE annual meeting Of the Stockholders of the Vermont
Bank for the choice of Directors for the year ensuing
will be holden at their Banking Rooms Tuesday the
18th day of January next, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
]. A. PAGE, Cashier
Montpelier, Dec. 4, 1851. 1o2w4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-17

SQUArrER SOVEREIGNTY DIscARDED.-The
Richmond Examiner, finding that popular
sovereignty does not work well fore it's party in
Kansas, contemptuously rejects the whole
principle. Speaking of the troubles growing
out of the Oxford frauds, it says
at is all the legitimate result of attempt
ing to make, so to speak, a silk purse out
of a sow's ear, of attempting to constitute
sovereign State, a law-observing, order-lov-
ing, Constitution-respecting Commonwealth
out of a Heterogeneous motley of spectators,
backwoodsmen, rowdes. and cut-throats.
Kansas ought to be ruled with rod of iron
and the strong arm of imperial power for a
dozen years yet to come, without so much as
constable being elected by the people
God save the mark y during the whole time
Then the polls might be opened and the peo-
pie left perfectly free to frame their own in
solutions in their own way Then there
might be an orderly, just and satisfactory set.
Element of all vexed questions by COMPETENT
suffrage. There cannot be until then"
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ORANGE co. TEmpERaNcE CONVENTION

Il
VIII be held at STAFFORD, commencing Tuesday evening,
the I'D of December and continuing through the next
day. II is expected that this will be of the most in.
terestng Conventions held III the County Messrs.
Sparhawk Balou Whittemore, Scott Copeland, Powers
Bems Parish and other popular Speakers expected
to be present. B. W, DYER, President
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-17

a" Ilurah for Buchanan and free Kansas !"
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a Word i'm Season.

THAT is that all persons having unsettled accounts with
l must settle the same, either with the money OF
good note in the month OF January.
Dec, 10, 1857, JAMES G. FRENCH.
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Hsamk Of HsNnfnaRaer.

THE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Bank
of Montpelier for the choice of Directors will be hold
en- at their Ranking Hosse the Second Tuesdayof
uary next, at l clock P. NJ.
GEORGE HoWEs, Cashier.
MOntpelier. Dec 3 1857, 103w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-17

The Virginia Legislature have reelected Hun
ter to the U. s Senate.
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Life Insurance Notice

FI'HE members of the National Life Insurance Company
T. s., are hereby notified that the Annual Meeting of
the Company for the choice of Directors and other bust
ness will be held at their office in Montpelier, the first
Monday in January next (January 4h, 1851 at o.
clock, P. NJ GEO W. REED, Sec'y.
Montpelier, Dec, l, 1857. 102w4
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STOVES FOR 'IIIb TIMES

THE subscriber would respectfully inform this citizens
L Waterbury and vicinity that he has opened
STOVE AND TRN SHOP,
In shlpley Block, at the head of Stowe street,
WATERBURY, VT,
For the purpose manufacturing every variety Of Tin,
Copper and Brass Ware Russia Sap Pans, ana Russia;
English and Canada Stove Ppea good assortment OF all
which will be kept constantly on hand Also dealer IN
STOVES AND, HOLLOW WARE;
Pumps and Lead Pipe Scotch English and Brass Kettles;
Japanned and Britannia Ware also, Cast Iron Sinks,
Sleigh Shoes and all other Castings made by Thompson
l. Cook. Persons in want of Stove, arr informed mat
is the time, and here is the place, my Stoves were
bought the pressure in the money Market and there
fore will sell cheaper for cash than can be bought
elsewhere in the County Of Washington.
All kinds of Lumber and Barter taken in exchage Tor
the above,
Call and see, at the head of Stowe street.
Anticipating done whine and despatch,
GHAS. e. BANCROFT, Agt.
Waterbury, Dec. l, 1851. lolu
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ROBLNSON'S,
o. a I'D RIFLE NJ ND.
mMGla RNR BALLS

PARTIES &c., and to give instruction in all the vario
styles OF Dancing. Address.
lOStf NATH'L ROBINSON, Stowe. Vt.
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CONGRESS.

Our Telegraphic dispatch last week an
nonced the organization of Congress on Mon
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o.ucx OF NM wAsmsoros AQgDrcT,
Washingion Alarch d fs6,

.
AE Washington March o. 1887.
DR0P0SALS are invited for materials and work
III for ihe Washington aqueduet BIZ Eg fE
Proposals received up TO 7h May will be opened at noon Of that
day.
Maps probes specifications
let viii be ready examination this once and after tho 10th
April next.
masonry OF the bridges
nected with houses bricks, saHd
rubble and cut stone &c.
the particular works materials reference made TO tho
specifications and plans.
upon portion yet acquired by the
United States may delay commencing the work
thereon but for such unavoidable delays due allowance will be made
IN the time Of completion
only completed pres
appropriation but all for unfinished work viii be sub
e future appropriations by Congress The engineer the
right the
appropriation appro
pon not holding sufficiently decide when and what works
shall be stopped until funds become available.
In the entire particular work Tor want
funds per will be paid the Judgment
the engineer the work has been properly executed 50 Tar as has
gone.
Payments will in specie upon
treasury upon monthly engineer 10
cent will condition Of all that the workmon shall
be paid their full wages monthly, and in specie.
All bids should be scaled and endorsed Proposals for work
terials ON the Washington Aquetuct" ss. .IHs E4aH
The United States the right TO reject all the bids
should they deemed 10 make such
be considered most conducive to the Of the
work. Hs 1888 aN .tl
Every accompanied by guarantee by
responsible the effect that he they under
Obligation days, good sufficient
securities for the completion of the work undertaken said guarantee
accompanied by the certificate Of the United States district
Judge United States district attorney agent officer OF
government individual known the De
War that the garanos able TO make good their
guarantee.
win be opened presence bidders them choose
be present H. c. MEIGs,
a. Capt. Of Engineers, in charge.
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TN ,,Yrauo,,ce ~ the isjopa ,,f tha 3d section
- ~, ar,,aS = A. al 40 sn,o,tva ha predsut of tho
- In Tn,rlorv
- snasss 10 ne ~ HOODS az he paco
,u,rtses annroved
y ~ isSa IAafrs NV tsssnt ~ tho United states
la,s, ,hat ntbuo
~ hsiS =, ~" ,Ad ae.as al bs TcrroTv of Mime
~ 80 =. ~ $50 AZ 49, .
So ~ w 49, n, an. eighth d.,, az
NM oeo Nv " ~ scsr sh, land siss,ad Within
a vi wy ma frsciiana ownshi, In tha ae ne
e ~ s nan prd hiots IN no nacntah or so,x ma
heIfei .ne nu pe0u7 W ""AeN = 80 = - - -
uOn " mu'ans VIZ
Noh tie line and nesf Of te ma principal meridian
M, tract, one hundred and eleven
- NV nu u ,on ~ >
VI one hundred eevan
., -, osa sisvsn ~ " 70 ~ - -.
1e Snoad tracts ono hundred and eleven
"a - hnndres ma t,,eIve m rsnga tyvelyc +.
ana one hSasd , sa % ,h i@s h, and n and f
sa,.nshI. ,ntrt ona hundred
,san Of yanga hirtaon ="
T ,ssnts In ,o,snb,r ono r ud a,sven ana in
, nar, ~ m. hsnr snd ee and fractionaI ,on
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, by which
their incomes must be undersigned has invent
and obtained eto from the United States for the
and combination machinery for converting seed cotton
from the through the
preparation and spinning machinery until Is ready for ship
ment weaving
The by this viii be at least
made from the fibre nbroen and unured by the
the machinery the used open and dis
entange ~ will BIO about ny cent and heavier and
will command the markets OF the world dstanng all competition
advanced prices. .lsu
Tho undersigned prepared dispose privileges his
patent and planters viii be informed 10 terms with complete ia
uctons how IT, bow obtain the machinery, and all
other necessary particulars, application addressed to
Bee 6-2awlyn GEORGE g. HENRY, Mobile.
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For Kansas and Missouri River.

TINE PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
daily between ST. louis and Jefferson city connecting
With the Lightning 1ne Of sscuver packets that leaves Jehe
daily the arrival Of the train carrying the mails
and for Bonneville Glasgow, lexington Ksnas eaven
worth, Weston st. Joseph, and all Intermediate points. ~
Through from s. Louis IS hours and ron "a 10 90
hours ahead Of boats starting from ST. Louis.
Tho Lightning Line packets equal boats In the trade and
being required 70 schedule time with the mails passengers
delayed waiting freight bcr Through
tickets be purchased In The principal Giles Of the United States
al tho Offices n ST. Louis. tH sa't. 7. McKFx1CK, W u
Nav e2-du Asst Supt.
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown, ID. G..

TTHIS large boarding and day school for young
IL ladies, long and ayorably known by
English the direction Of Miss Narrower principal
assisted by corps and teachers
department Of learning.
Members ofCpngress others Washing
their daughters wards super
vision have been accustomed dohe graduates this
seminary representing nearly every State in the Union.
For particulars address NJ. j NARROWER,
Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sep l2-eotf Georgetown, d. C,
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ITO CONGRESSMEN who wish to form mess
IL the entire house street.
side between Sd and Az The bouse thoroughly
supplied with urnture and has
with hne dining hall in Che adjoining hoase.
MRs HENRY PARRY,
Dec 1--d2v r.. 800 G street.
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@ ANITA FE TRADERS, and those DESTROYS of
~ crossing the plains New Mexico informed that the under
gaed the United States mall from Independence anta Fe IN
drawn by mules leaving Independence and Santa Fe the
LIST and 18th OF each month They comfortable r
well guarded and running through each from twenty
twenty I'VE days Travellers and om New Mexico win doubtless
ind this the safest expeditions and comfortable the
cheapest mode Of crossing the plains.
FARE THROUGH.
From November May LIST $3.50
From May LIST 70 November LIST 1876
Provisions and ammunition furnished by the propetors
Packages and baggage viii be transported when possible TO
do tho OF IS cents pound and so cents
winter but package will BIO charged less than dollar and
accountability for packages sent BY conductors enter
ed on the bill
The propreors viii not responsible for worth
than n dollars unss specially contracted for and all baggage at
all times at the risk OF the owner thereof
H1- all ts must be paid In
spulaie conform the rules which
hd by the undersigned for the OF their line
and those travelling with them on the pans.
No passenger allowed than pounds OF baggage, add
necessary bedding r. " Green Santa
and W. r. Bernard westIo Missouri and
agents the line authorized passengers receipt
for passage money. @
#iata9 H. 0#7 H0cKADAY & HALL
IsDEFrNDKscK, Mo-, June 90 1857. Oct 3l-d1mlaw6mosf
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UNITED STATES MAIL.


Posr OFFICE DErARDRsT, Nov. 10, 1857
DR0POSALS for carrying the mails of the Uni
February, 1853 Goth 1859,
following tho State VIRGINIA will be received the
this department until p M the 18th
airy next, to BIO decided on the following day
5000 From Charlottesville by North Garden Covesve,
Lovngston Rosos Mills New Glasgow Amherst Court house.
and Cool Well to Iynchburg 70 miles and back times
week, In four horse coaches. .Ns g"
Leave Charlottesville daily except Sunday, at Ia pm; w
Arrive at Iynchburg next day by OF M |
Leave Lynchburg daily, except Sunday at a m;
Arrive at Charlottesville by IL
Proposals containing different schedule will also be
cred.
of proposal
and requirements embraced
January 1855 February February
either OF them pamphlet form, all the principal post
1s #A. a.t3l t''s .l', '@ .'. AARON V. BROWN,
Nov 21-1aw4w F.. i Postmaster General
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would call intention the card Of VIM. Grsudn esq., who
the Territories and also
the United Of Claims Colonel Grsndn
ougby with departments
Washington and the practice Of the United States Court Of Claims
lNap Fork Doay Noos
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Virginia Land once,

TN conformity with the code of Virginia of ls49,
page 10 do hereby make known all whom
concern appears certificate OF
Halifax the 18th OF October 1857 and this day received
inquest held the Goth day September
found that tract OF land containing ryour
the county waterso Birch creo charged the
land book Of county Iighower; that the John
ghtowcr the and has not been heard
from that he heirs that the said OF thirty four
q escheacd the Commonwealth.
y HIa ,7a' III PARKER, 81
Oct 22-lawew Register Land Office
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A CARD.

MISS BROOKE informs members of Congress, and
lyl others who intend placing their daughters school
Washington that she receive few additional boarding
pupils her establishment Seven Buildings No. 1873 Pennsyun
Circulars to be had at the book stores. .....
Dec 3-3taytf .
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NEW GALLERY OF ART,

iover Davis's Piano Store
TIME subscriber, induced by his success in Phila-
dclpha tho be from this section
country opened gallery this the pro
duotion Of AMBRorYPES DAGUEREOTYPE and PHOTOGRAPHS
aordng the citizens Washington aud the public opportunity
procuring fine work Is made Ia New York Paris
Portraits oil from life daguerrcoypc and photographs finished
India ink and natural oors by distinguished Pariar
artist, engaged expressly for this establishment
Persons residing distance wishing have daguerreotypes
argea and painted them with description peson
have them accurately copied and returned by
All enrsss GUARANTEED and examination OF specimens
solicited aF .gtIsf n
t y r NcCIEES, Photographer,
30s pcnnsy lyaDin avenue,
a26 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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washington Branch Railroad.

LNROM Washington at 6, a. m. connecting at Relay
III with for the West and Baltimore with those Plla.
dephia and New York. ssE..E ~t.t8l rl.f ZIP #tte
At $50 M for Annapolis, Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York r. Va ..I.. s. H.t H4S.E5.A .Ht 4G aa.a.taH
for Baltimore and Norfolk, Relay with Freder-
lick train. FITS a'a #.N' |.&I a|s''A ."'t' .t'-
Express ut 420 Relay for the West and for Annapolis
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York. ..
On Sunday at M. and 40 p IN. .r- . .... ..
From Baltimore for Washington. . . . .
at AIS and 915, a. m, and at 3 and SIS, p NJ.
On Sunday at AIS, M, and 5.l5 p .1. 4. -,N
..u H.. t H. PARSONS Agent y
June Is ..EIN. .r.. ..--I. y ~. ~
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once of Army Clothing and Eqaipass.

PmApxlsmA, December 4, 1917
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited, and will be
January nox furnishing BY the following army supT
and deliverable the United clothing oqupaSr
depot, fschuy kin arsenai) quantities required via
5000 yards Ga blue ndgo wool Dyed cloth ana
bands, weighing about IA ounces per yard
$1,000 do o. dark blue indigo wool dyed wiled cloth weigh
ing II ounces yard ~
10000 do "a sky Qndigo Dyed Scd CLOTH weigh
ing ~ ounces yard
10000 do dark blue (ndgo Dyed cotton and aaSne
weighing y ounces per yard WV
10000 do rs white flannel (OOon and wool 10 weigh o.
per yard
10000 do "a dark blue flannel wool dndgc dyed)
10000 4Tinoh alpaca, (black) -
600 do Canton flannel, weigh Y per yard
H5 900 do unbeschod drilling ward
$4,000 unbeached drilling weigh y PEE yard
$4,000 do 3onch duck weigh yard
5000 do 30nch duck weigh l5k yard
duck weigh per ysr
$4,000 do 2s inch cotton duck weigh 10
do % cotton duck, weigh III
% inch duck 10 weigh pcr yard
10000 "a duck weigh YARD
$4,000 do 33inch cotton duck, weigh e
$4,000 blankets WOOL gray with the letters o. g.
inches In length, In the oentre) 10 be long
and feet 0 inches WIDE each blanket 10 weigh
pounds .E-
$500 dozen pairs half stockings sizes, properly made
to weigh pounds per dozen
10000 engineers ordnance medical department. ORA
goons rides artillery, and Infantry .EH
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Eel Oculista De Paris ..r.
ID ECIEN llegado esta cuidad tienna el honor de
Il u ofrecer a los
.a CABAIIEROS ESPANoLES '.
cscdo surdo dc Ecuelos enes Anteoos de Tearo de
VISTA Vros dc Aumento Mquercs copos pceras Pumas
de oro que Ariiculos Francesas.
provisonamente Eight street, Penn
Prccios muy modcrados, 10 msmo dc Europa ......~ '
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mo- 1901 a#. -. g..
Notice Of the Removal Of the Land ONCE from
Minneapolist to Forest City, in the Territory of
Minnesota.
TN accordance with the provisions of the act of
Congress entitled An act authorizing changes in the location Of
andoces approved March 3D. 1853 Is hereby declared
known that the Office for the Of tho public lands
in the Territory OF Minnesota will be removed FOREST said
Territory at as carly period practicable. @
Further notice to the precise time Of removal will be issued by
the register and receiver for the land district
Given under hand, at the city Of Washington this 9Th
December, A. u. 1857
BY order Of tho President;
- FL. THOS A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Dec I0-1awdw lIne. and STAR
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laG9S ysrss g, sss.. s u , 1ss s sss
s,s sas s''''' brass ' 60 s 90
80 serseants' 't DO DO do
10000 lace, yellow SCARED, blue, orange
200 % y, Yin n,u,,. do do 5 srsea
1900 DO blue do
$500 do saspcndcr buttons whito metal
5000 5000 ,s ss buttons sSss wood, 50 small 40
5000 1000 % % butt button. q large
loo hospital ten. poles, sets .."s
1000 galvanized iron wire rods, for tents
10000 1000 do do staples do
1000 camp kettles, iron, three sizes -.
1000 pA do handles l
40 trumpet cords and tassss yellow l gest.s.s....
g drums ~ artillery, complete s''''
LOO do do hesds, batter a- .4t#
500 500 DO 90 sn SS s sess
zoo DO sticks, pairs
An articles conform IN all ropc tho
scaled standard patterns th. once where ho can BE-
nation regard them which may be requested by manuourc
Il e' se S somese m nns
Deliveries February aud
before so soh April, iss hs rsm.aas. within
contractor may find II convenient. 80. y.
privilege by tho United Scs OF increasing from
half the quantity all tho supplies Aforementioned
giving months notice Of such desired increase
will each delivery should Congress have
appropriation them thcreaer a mn a
preparation shall DO made for that purpose Ten per cent q the
Of each delivery will be retained until the contract shall be
completed be forfeited the United States Of de
the fulfilling the contract
received manufacturers regular dealers only
proposed Furnished md will be considered
in which mill Dealers place Of business no,
specifically set forth. .s.,l, 100. ... st
Contracts viii be based accepted proposals or the unnea Of
which aucent securities will be required A&
The address, and tho responsibility Of the parsons proposed
acknowledgment sad that they will
security that and sufficient security be r
obtained will be transmitted with the
posals.' 4 fe.e sgs8 4tas5 mt f54tNt gkl&yl
be distinctly understood by obtaining con
transferable without the consent ofpro
authority and that sale assignment or transfer Of H. without
obtained under " lav
regarded OF and the
tractor win be held responsible for all loss
which said abandonment
will addressed the undersigned and will DO en-
dorsed Proposals for furnishing supplies and msterias
49, HENRY c. WAYNE,
hI.a#aA "&h .""' | Brevet Major, A. q Mr.
6-3tawt4Jan Rs aN@6a t "