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Notice ins Partition.

Notice iN Partition.
In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Harrison coua-
ty, Ohio.
JOHN JONES and Anna, his wife, Hazel Cecil
and Sarah. his wife, Alexander He velin, and Terry
his wife, Charles White, and Matilda his wife, Jer-
emiah Cecil, Isaac Shildts aPd Susannah his wife
James Miller and Delilah his wife, the heirs at law
Of Amos Cecil, deceased; and the HAIRS at law OF
Rachel Wycof, licensed, tthe names of said heirs
are unknown to the petitioner in this easel will
take notice that a petition was fled against than,
on the 4rh day Of June. A. D. 1859, III the Court
OF Common Pleas within and for the County or
Harrison and State of Ohio, by Isaac Hurless and
ANNA his wife, and 10 now pending, wherein snid
Isaac Hurless and ANNA his wife,demand partition
OF the followi ing real estate, to wit: The east hall al
tho southwest quarter oil Section No. six, of TDufas
ship No Eleven, IN Range No. six, OF the gtsr.
ecnville Land District, in the county Of Hsrrisoa
and State OF Ohioi and that at the next Term al
said Court the said Hurless and wife will apply ~
an order that partition be made of said premises.
]. NJ. ESTEP,
Attorney Tor Petitioners.
June 8, 1889 6w
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H-The foreign news in to-day's Sentinel is
very important.
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MI a R- R IED

On the 7th inst, by Rev. T. R. Crawford
Mr.. JOHN w. WILLIAMS, Of MooreReld, to
Miss ANNA L. daughter of VIM. Satterthwait,
near Wrightstown, Belmont county.
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OF MERCY"

Amount received on subscription to Caaix Sentinel.
John Dickerson, Athens tip. $500
Hugh Ramsey, Cadiz tp. 100
George Laffsrty. Moorefeld tp. 200
w. Worley, Jr., Athens tp. 100
Joseph Buchanan, Rumley tp. 200
John G. Gourley. Greene tp. 200
Golish Tedrow, German tp. 200
John Lauthers, Monroe tp. 800
A. P. McNutt, Cadiz, 200
John Bricker, Greene tp. 200
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To r eachers.

To r eachers.
TINE Board of Examiners Of Harrisong county
l. Ohio, will hold a m aeting at Cadiz, on the lasi
Friday of each of the following months April,
September, October, and November, 1859, and
February and March, 1860, commencing at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. on each day, for the ex-
of Teachers, under the "act to provide
ance Of comU On Schools passed March u, 1853.
b. Order OF the Bo"rd,
NJ 3 ADAMS, Clerk.
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G-When our ~neighbor, Mr.. Hatton, makes
the charge, that the present Administrator is
expanding zone hundred millions Of dollars" an
nually, he should ''show the figures" The
bare assertion will not do, for the simple and
only reason, it is not correct. Instead of spend
ing zone hundred millions Of dollars annually"
as Mr.. Hatton charges, the total expenses Of the
Government for the fiscal year ending juno 80,
1s49, is sec, 396,5s6 SO, making a differ
ence between Mr.. Hatton's statement, and the
actual expenses of S33 ,9O3,4I3 N. The
great trouble with the republicans at this time
is the economy Of the Administration, not its
lsvishness. They dislike to see the Govern
ment carried on in an economical manner
Economy in public affairs, when they are in
power, is a subject they are not acquainted
with, and when they see a Democratic Admin
~istration carrying on the Government in an eco
nomical manner, they commence abusing it.
Abuse is their main argument at all times
Let them keep on at it. The good old Demo-
cratic party has been faithfully abused by the
opposition ever since the days Of Jefferson, and
we are certain they can stand all the abuse the
mongrel opposition can heap upon it, and live
and prosper afterwards.
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!, B IaTJE%INIS,
G. DENTIST.

nFFICE-ON MAIN STREET, NORTH OF
" Market, directly opposite the Mansion House
Having Of late reiitted my laboratory, | am pre-
pared to put up Teeth in all the various improved
styles, on the shortest notice. All operations war.
rsnted for ono year aud repaired free Of charge.
CudiE. Nal, '39.ly
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FURNITURE;
Chamber Sets, various stylesr
Lounges, at all prices;
Mattresses, Of Hair, Manila, Excelsior and
Straw;
Piano Stools;
all of which offe ITO the purchasing community
lit Prices to Suit the Times.
VIM. HART, 107 Water st.
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WANTED!

A LII kinds of Grain and Produce delivered a.
"A our Warehouse in Cadiz, for which the high
est market price will be paid in cash G.. & W.
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Democratic State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
RUFUS P. RANNEY, of Cuyahosa County.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM II. sanford, of Ross County.
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
HENRY C. WHITMAN, of Fairfield County
AUDITOR OF STATE.
q. voLNEY DORSEY, of Miami County.
TREASURER OF STATE.
WILLIAM BUSHNELL, of Richland County.
SECRETARY OF TATE.
JACOB REINHARD, Of Franklin County.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
JAMES ToMLINsoN, of Washington County.
COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
CHARLES N. ALLEN, of Harrison County.
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Fresh Groceries!

Fresh Groceries!
lust received a large and splendid stock of fine
y family Groceries, of all kinds, viz, Rio and
Jaws Coffee, Crushd Powd and GRADUATED Sugars
fine Black and Green Teas, &c. for sale by
MCPHERSON & co,
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0TAher making two trips in less than =
week to the south room in the new story which
has been added to the "Whitaere House." in
Wslsville, partAking freely therefrom, and in
forming his readers thot he intends TO 90 again,
the rsvsrezed political editor Of whAt men Ofail
parties in Jefferson county call q nuisance "Ths
True American" has made out, with the assist
ance Of ADLER men than himself to find an error
in one OF our articles. But after misspelling our
nAme in several places, he winds up by cOazing
US to spare him, this time, and he will do bet
ter in the future. Well, lack, behave yourself
be = good boy, don't go to the south room in
the new story OF the "Whitacre House. so Of
ten. repent of your numerous sins OF Omission
and commission" quit attempting to edit a
newspaper when you are not capable, go to
the work you say were called to-preachInst
the gospel-do it in a iervent and sincere man
nsr; try and keep your congregations so much
interested in what you are talking about, that
they will not all run out, ifa "fox and hounds"
were to come past the church door. DO these
things, lack, and we will spare you.
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a
LARGE-yes, the largest stock IF Ready made
dlothing ever brought to this town, may be found
at GRADES, where q
MAN
canine fail to find Just such IN article as he desires,
at lower prices than ever
III
before at any establishment in this place. Walk
in, Gentlemen; my clothing is not faded and
DEAD
but fresh and brilliant from the eastern cities; OF
he late ct 70 3hions, and
I'M
fact superior in every way to those found in any
other establishment in the place. My stock is
large and complete, and have suli more on
THE ROAD!
Come along, don't be afraid;
AtCrabb's the place TO buy
The latest and the bestof Ready.Made,
To suit you all he II ever try,
And II he does not succeed,
II will be a wonder indeed, as he has clothing Of
every description and m ice, He has ,also a large
and beau tiiul stock Of Fancy Cnsimeres Of the lat
est styles and stripes. There 10 no mistake in this.
Cal. and satisfy yourselves.
Cadiz, april 20 1859 JACOB CRA5B.
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Democratic County Ticket.

Democratic County Ticket.
REPRESENTATIVE,
DAVID s. COULTRAP, Franklin tp.
COUNTY TREASURER,
THOMAS RITcHEY, Franklin tip.
SHERIFF,
OBEDIAH SLEMMoNS, Cadiz tp.
COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM CROSKEY, Jr, Greene tp.
conoNLR,
WILLIAM BEADLE, North tp.
ISrIRMARY DIRECTOR.
BARCLAY JAMESON, Greene tp.
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II ATS, Caps, Ready made Clothing, Umbrellas
Il and Parasols, in great variety at
s g. II M'FADDEN'S
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To Farmers.

THE undersigned have received a lot of
Buckwheat,
which we will sell at a low price.
HERVY u HARDEN,
July 6 Sd Street, Steuhenville, o,
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Flour and Meal.
IA MCPHERSON e. Co.
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Yours truly,
DONALD KENNEDY.

DONALD KENNEDY.
No. 100 Warren Street, Roxbury, Mass
Price 81 90 per bottle.
Wholesale Agents. Geo. II. Keyser, Pittsburgh
TIL. Logan e. Co., Wheeling; J. P. Flemming, Al
legheny city.
And at Retail by John Beall and John Mclean,
Cadiz, and by all respectable druggists every
where.
Feb. 9, 1859. ly.
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everything
usually found in a Dry Goods Store.
Cadiz Lpril 10
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u and all kinds Of dyes, co nstantly on hand, and
for sale CHI ear Ly BEALL
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LARGE-yes, the largest stock IF Ready made
dlothing ever brought to this town, may be found
at GRADES, where a
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THE RoAD

fact superior in every way to those found in any
other establishment in the place. My stock i
large and complete, and have still more on
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-01

Tbs NV York papers are thus early
speoalasing upon ths above question:,
The Herald thinks we will keep out 81
the fight. Tha Times thinks we onght4o
pitch in il England does. Tbs Herald
thinks Englaad msans to keep ous her
self IL shs can. The Times thinks she
ought to be mads 10, II shs will not. "a
Tha Herald has she followiag which is
Of iRtaxess a5 .aas zr rss-. .t
In suah q contest il Ia svau Supposed
thai tbs Uais9d States sannot avoid TAX
ing part. The French Minister at
Washington is reported to hare recently
expressed such belief and even TO have
added thai the Emperor had q surs
scheme for that. We do not entertain
tbs slightest idea thai Eoais Napoleon
can draw as as an ally into has schemes
for revising the treaties of Vienna, about
which we do not care 9 ag nor do We
suppose ha viii be inclined 10 practice
any 9RuFe scheme" for drawing as into
the contest against him. He mar entsy~
tain the same belief bis uncle did on this
point. When che coalition was formed
against him, Napolsou said 10 The Amer
ieaH Minisser 81 Paris, aYou will be
dE&wn In; yaa caanos avoid IL 30 not
care which side ysu take, bat wiah to
know whsra yoa asaad.n Thea faliowsd
the paper bloekada-by Eaglaud, ths re-
tafiasory measures Of The Berlin and Nj,
Ian aeerees, and the s<0rdsgs Id Coan-
Gil" which did dEaE rs in. First cams
che Embargo act, aud finally the WaT wish
England. ~
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sREATEsT cuRE m HE M0nLn

Fsr 1saakseks b. amg psAv Rssa.
DIT. Saith OF pk tadsIphla viii eorfalt
500 IL tts Electric on falls 10 care ala.
gle case of Rneumztisn, o. pains "a the
back or hMba. Plsss, Fever sossa, Ulcers,
Sore Nipples, Swsilsa El&ads, Fsi0us,
Stiffness IN the Joints on N@ch8
Sgnlsh'a Electric Oil cures RksumaE 7xm
SzalEAfs Esaetrie OILS eaEs Tor Bgsslgsng.
Emithsa Electric Ola eara Ter DeaYaaaa.
Smiths Elsctrie 0ll---a care der T0sehAeha
Smiths Elegtxie Ola gaEa kog Nanfalwam
smiBhfa Eleckric 0EA--a cure for pain.
Smishss Electric 0iL--8 cure far ais fnsmka
SEhithss Electric Ola eylxa For relaaE.
smIkhss Electric UEl-.-eu9ea bgnken NJ sssa
hngaAss Electric Oil4-Snreg wcFv thYoat
6Ansshss 8eeesfae o EE4-.a essfa EoF hu94sa
smtth2a Eisekxae 0ia---a essra kaF parm lwass
u is santhiag and plsasans; Il esgNs asesgs
permanent as well AZ Instant relief thaa
RnY ether thing ever before used. ana tn
se8atlve lnaAnsmne ever mxrypua gsaEsa n
highlg appreciated by msssaeal rness, uaanv
ok wAoFm hare used e..
~ The pHaile ara raapaetsalIv eRu-
tioned eo beware ug apzsri0ua ell. and to
notice tbs maaae og "a. e. 6MExaap aad
sfsAAuTTA b. SmgrR.p 90 the label A..
T. smlta 10 aIAo biown In aha glass, es
Sizes. Tha largest bottles nag be had at
50 SIX h8gslss.
- LArga bsttiss are tea times the
cheapest
WssaerH gsspss aAa Manafsstasy at the
Wmeshnase of E
vAE LEAR nRITTAfN a. HARDY.
Wholsaale DFaggisea and GAamas4s,
y. 8oaspks NO.
pss. Hona q MeCseilaaS, n aaasanaan
9 Cgsa Or, +. d. Hona q CO.. sssonssll
hlaasSs ASeats. $500 aaA saams
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Repabaseaas i ssar ealsry.

=
The mass convention, for tie pnrpesa
of asnoaneing she fagiliva SLAVE aes, 80.
day, vas well attended. Thare was q
large askea dancs from she Western Re-
sasve v0unsies, end everything passed %
10 an orderly manner.
A declaration was read denounosng
the fugitive alags lsw ard the bred
Scott decision
Resolutions Of chs sams tenor we're
also read, declaring the fugitive slave
Law unconstitutional and yoid TINT tho
supreme Court bad dagansrased, and
was now aibservienl to party politics ;
that the life senara shoald ba Rh0lishsa
and fhe Judicial systsm remadeiaa; tAAs
the convicsion Of the 0bsrian rssoaers
was diagSaeeFal asd unprecedented, and
thai the prisoners were snsitled ID thAFr
liberty that she freedom os the country
rests with The great Republican party.
Speeches were mads BIZ Messrs, Gid.
dings, Chase, Wade, eso.
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x.aeer TO- Enrane.

#& 2As @GStAss W. Rss nay Los
The royal mail steamship Canada,
Captain Long, from Liverpool TIA insk.,
en- route FOR Halifax and Boston, has
passed Cape Race, shs was boarded by
Ar, Farrell and q Summary Of her nswa
procured. .a-r IT, gz
The eommsgeiAl intelligence by this
arrival 10 inapOEtans, embracing fur-
thGF decline on Sostoa since the sailing
af the Nova Seosian and Arago, q sifghs
decline in ali descriptions of breadstuEfs
aAd slight advance ID all kinds Of pro-
vIsiona. Oonsols were quoted on SasaF-
day at Da@90s.
The political news By tia Canada 10
net impoFtanss and possesses no fs&sggs
OF startling memant In regard TO the OPP
posing forces In 6aEainis. The Austra-
ans had, however, been repulsed in an
attsmps 10 GFuss she Po 80 RrAssinesso,
with Considerable loss, ~
The celebrated Baron Won Humbolds
died at Berlin on Friday.
The steamship Lebanon, from New
York, ARRIVED al Liverpool % the Ath,
and the Indian, from P0rslaad, at Liver
pool on the 5th.
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By VlEsaa IL special execution issaa9
from the ones OF the Clerk az the Unita5
Stztss District Court tor The District a
Iowa, In the middle division thereof Ia
EAsuE o. Ezkala Eraxs5 and against Georys
u. W ents and AEn fVsatss lated the a0Sh
day Of February 1883, and TO ne directed
Commanding ns that make or cause 70
Dc made the sum OF cue thousand ard
thlrty eRs dollars amount due including
asbss interests and costa, with interessl
Skasr eoa az the rate or tsa per cent fron
the 9TH day Of May 1855, by sale of the sol,
lowing described real estate situated in lie
ksoaaky ct Pssta wattazais and State 4
gswast 10 vxit4
The north vest quarter az Section try
four 81 and the north west quarter d
SsetiOO Afsssa fB) In Township sevsatv
six aaEth az Rahgs Of thirty nine west Il
tbs 6kh r. NJ also The seaEh EeaE Quarter
q the nsrfh east quarter and tbs noEth hat
q ths south east quarter Of Section twsaty
seven (27l aRd the east bali % the north
east quarter and the north weat quartsg Of
the north east quarter Of Section txehty
seysn ca In Township seventy seven noEA
ef Range thirty nine west. AIso the wet
haae Of the north east quarter and tbs sout
cant quarter OF the north west quarter 4
Sectieas sAa#en ia I'M XgwnsAin saventY
fosw heFah aE RaskS forty tswo west. AIsa
tfAs smak "a III ok - soaA eaSS Q,2aFssF aAA
tbs nssgxh wast quarter % the south east
quarter ct Section eas al In Township
ssyentY fouR asgSh of RAngs forty three
wsss Of ths 9Th p. M. Aad / hereby give
public aoties that have levied upon the
above described property and will sell the
sams u pusIsa sals as ki2s aeoF 81 the Uni-
led States District Oourt Roon in Iowa
City, Johnsoa County, Iowa, 90 Saturday
The 3Ssh Gay aE hxaY 1853. at TIA hour Of
o3cieek r. III. AZ said aay, TO the high
est hsdasF khaSaek eas ssAaas as aAazs. y
eerfbad real assAsa sp @mgsa&E ms4a debt, fR-
sasss& and c8M&m ~ waA As Az aeegaisg
costs eherson.
! u s4 kABREL HSMMERs,
b .. O. AaaxS ax sAs isssses Of iows
BY kESaAgw TpTwEms nBspaky. ..f
KAnEsA NJ H&as $50 q ~
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IL Is impossible 10 eonFey "a kdeqnate
ids& Of the fmManss good now heing Gone
BY Dc. Smikh's Electric o. u Phiiaasl-
phias ft 10 important 20 place ik In ths
haEds Of ali madleal men as soaa az may
b, to save palB aad sa8aSlag, In all eaass
Of aectdsata, &c Noshiag has sveF dsae
what this article 10 deinx IL the sams tima,
Psses--Asys RsaasgtaI -Easears& OIL
III IS PHEEAngLPHEA, Juae 9, sss.
Dr. smiaA~-I was Raasring intensely
from tHtsrnal Palss; was giyea up by two
pnyalcsaAsi ! was ADVISED to try Or SanIshm
Electric Oil hy Injections, Tia Rrss APP
plicstiag relieved the pain, aad afteE four
sppiicattohs svAs entirely cured, $780,.
Yours, gratefully,
7@ Mas. MARx Cnrx4sex,
27f Janiper St. two dsorH below soaih.
i from me Troy, On. ~ Ttmss. ]
The RUaa. - T esegFdaY more than tween
u ladjss visited DR.. GaIutia B. Smith, al
thS Trey Hease-some eensing ave % ten
miieA; suffering from Aathasaa, Nervous
pains, RaearnaGiam aad general dsrange-
EaeGe. Thee EIsetFie 0alis Is already Ezas ! !.
ike@tiAg 10 sooshiag, sganQailEzing and Cd !.
FallEs pawsr8 npaa tbs RAieEad of Troy
and Vicinity. pali early.
WA ~ sTAzKR IN 2--Yes. q pimple
and iacipisat gathering which fer time
appears on the Rareaea aaa hy txlatng
change 10 the ahsarhenSs Ii Laksn "a and
carried On through the circulation astrlkas
Ia ~
jest % does khis gsnafns1 Oh act on the
sbseEeeataog the hunan bsiag.
- fT CUREs--ig IL AfffD-~it does
NO hA n MI &c CAN DO NO HARM.
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Troops EmR@mGe gog UEaAz~@~A
Combination against E@@ks
N@@mRs@aA Discovered

As@W @@9e AeSA
A detachment Of u. s. sgaops, aseom.
panied BIZ 10 or I2 ofscars, left shia eiay
shia evening Tor Camp Floyd, Utah.
Mr. Bigelow, of shs Essning Peat, Ia.
Inmates THAI the sEmpsrpT's dsisy In
leaving Paris vas ewing 70 che discos-
cry Of q combination aSnong the disaR-
fectsd OrlsAuists, ID the quarter DsGw-
maine, 10 make trouble ia Paris during
his absence,
GenaEAls ghsBasrnlsr and LamnFieisTe
and said 20 have bean in the comhina-
ton. The EmpaEor was made aware az
their aeheHes; bas nzsas 40 axsass Foe
tho obvious reason that rs dill rot wans
the affair "a ret wind Ia Austria. Ha,
howeveFs les The eonspirasors knew sAAs
he was awars Dc their operations, and
for greater ssearisy he racslled The Duke
de Malakolg from London, and plaead
him at che head or Ehe hoae force, Goa
siasiug Of 900 90 nen.
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aaIa 700 - nEIaaaa.

We observe nv she LasassnweEgh pa-
pers that about O., 600 ia dass was Ee-
esised by Rusaslli & Joues' express
whieh arrived shaFs last Friday. How
raiiabla shia Ia #e cannot Of eourse knON
IS false reports rAAy have been made %
the papers. But ! letter received haEs
GA Sunday, BY BIZ. O'NaiI, Caahier 81
the Buchanan Insurance gompany, from
the House Of y, q. Hsmingrays = Co.,
Bankers at LeavsnwpTthy statss shat 81
800 ia dust ives recaasxed there on TIA
a2Osh By axpEeas.a ar. 0sMsil says sAia
house woald net have written such .
Atatamens ifis were hsa true. The $50
~, therefore, that there has been no
gold dug as Oherry Greek, Yanishss into
thin air, and those who report thai there
has bean no gofd found may be SCI down
az unworthy Of eredenees-A. Ioseph
Gazssfs, 2Ash aass. - sss.zE -a-
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Cast dsceAwe aaae gz@rmas an 4 g-wA
shallow NAmaw0.

The weak laxenklna De The Dhinaau TFf
bune 10 keep ous ef the Roa ahowfMg 81
black gaps hlie andsza In Massachusetts Aha
Illinois Joslgn4E ID silly anass@h % e0pF x
The DsmoSEaks aza hald rsSneasGhaa feg
the Tssaik This u huge 3Okss truly.
This isgisl atHTe which Recommended aha
pFesgEipsasm meABues which eAs Trihuhs
ridlsuiouaaY AEsambks ID saddla apcA The
Democracy, waa sta b eEs Fspahs EeaM,
whiIe ths party eompiawiea q sha peopl ]
ths vote Of 1888 ID 10 fallowa
Fremont Y. .s.s s..ss. .ess,. ass .lEgs 4 na
nachaman s.ss u s..vsa ssss,s 4..4 J a. &c
KlamoFe ss..ss ssss*s y. ~ .s..s... &. ia. ca
Rspuhlf:aa nsiogikY ever both namp.
srAts and AHnsfikanHs A9 ,31A.
WIN aash showing * he c0nuasx-
ion Of she party asafimsat dc Masss -.
sestss Meat hl@e6 HSpR gleah Agwans nsss..
pisElY pirate Of anIoa pk nnEmasFaka assA
Americans sa carry d aaaasslfa nRnF kIss
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Proposals viii be received ap to 10 O'Clock
o. the f4th day Of July nsxt, FOR sappIyiag
ths Sabslsssaes Department oe the Array
kat thia post, with frash Beef for ems year
! Erola The hrst day oe Sept. next. The Goa
tract will be let, subject TO tha Apr oval
Of the Gommissary Gensraf az Sahslstaaes,
/ 10 the lowest responsible ht6deg, and mast
conform 10 the form prescribed Ia the
Subsistence Regulations % the Agmy.
| Tina A. A. C. Q. reserves the igfak so
reject any OF all the bids deemed BIZ aim
unre aso6able, and 40 Member of Congress
shall be allowed any STARS IN safa Goa
tract. - r. -
Tbs Beet Ia 70 be delivered al thla aiRcA,
Ia Charters and equal proportion OK fore
and atEd---neeks and shMaks sxeIadea. IL
sMah ktmaa sad In gsaeh auaakitsam a ths
a. a. C. 8, for the lime being shall reQuires
payment 70 BE- naae m1athly IL IA as
Practicable
Tne proposals. mast ass fenskh Tia ugaes
per poand Tor which shs heek Will be aelIv-
cred hsreg with the conditions and IsHlsA :
lions prescribed hsrsfn, 2ad ii tha Suhsss-
lance RsguiataDasuf she Asmy, aaabs d.
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10 the a. a. C. q. D. States Afmv, 1t
Fort Randall, Neoraaka Takritory. with
TIE sseFds. Proposals Eog Bsaas8 acsoss
shs snas 81 the EssFsaops.
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Fort Randall, NJ. IT, I'd IL. I'd INF.
Nay So 1859. am A.C. q.