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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-01
A Magnificent Present offered by the King
&c

In these days Of military censorship over tele-
pondents, who are prohibited from sending war
news, should g,vo us occasionally funny par
agraph TO make up their usual amount OF news
items. 1t is to this, doubtless, that we owe the
transmission OF the story Of the thoughtful
kindness Of the King OF Siam IN Offering to pre-
seat GUY Government elephants, TO b9 Let loose
In this country and TO Increase, and multiply,
and repensh the " estcrn Continent. This is
the story
The King OF Siam, in his letter accompany
| ing valuable presents, says elephants are reSar-
] deu is the most remarkable of llo large quad
rupod3 by the Americans, SO that II amy one has
ali elephant rus< oflalgc size, and VIII deposit
it in any pub lc place the people come ny tnou-
sands, crowdlng TO see II, saying 1t is IL wonder
iuj ching. For this and other things, he offers
to send elephants to be lei loose, to increase and
multiply IN the Continent OF Amtrlca The
!'resctcit, in his reply. remarks
"Ihis Government would not hesitate TO
avail itself OF 50 generous IN offer if the object
were one which could be practically useful IN
the PRESENT condition OF the United States. Our
political condition, however, does not reach Il
! latitude 50 low as TO favor the multiplication OF
the elephant, and steam on land, as we'll us ON
water, has been our best and most efficient agent
Of transportation in internal commerce..
We hardly know whether the President ia
iocose or serious in his answer. At any rate
he evidently intends to avoid the embarrassing
dilemma Of the man who won the elephant in a
rattle.
Bat j. is rather pity, after all, that this
generous offer Of the dusky kim, OF Slain should
90 begg,ng. AID we call the attention OF the
! Rutland HrruM to it. Il" the political condl
| ticn of Bali Mountain does n t reach too low
a - .titude.' why not make che experiment Of
DEMONSTRATING the elephant at the same time
wi b that OF the moose in che enclosure around
that no" celebrated locality? Elephants, 1t ls
well known, can be easily trained 50 as 10
- drive singly OF in pars,' and it is 1t ilnpos-
J sble that the cntcrprlsing proprietors Of the
&" Mountain might succeed in getting ny a
| /" fancy match" IT this suggestion should be
| followed, and the s. pair should be exhibited
at the next State T4ir the hotels al Rutland
would have as much as they could do to COM
fortabl take care Of their multi udes Of guests
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-01
A DAILY FREEMAN

Will De published at this office until further
notice. Ywo editions will be issued, one to be
ready for The mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
Che morning in season for the morning mails.
Each edition will contain the latest Geographic
news to the time u going to press
The Terms viii be,
$4,oO per year, or 5 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office.
IS so per year, Or 81 % for three months, to
village subscriocrs--pape delivered at their
r-,uses or places of business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Orders are solicited. g. W. WILLARD.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-01

ticians who divide their loyalty between Slavery
and the Government, and giving Slavery the lar
ger portion Of tine two. In short they exalt and
praise everything and everybody, that stands oy
Slavery at all haz Ards, and Willy and denounce
all who now endeavor to show to the nation the
horrid features of the barbarism that has brought
the nation to the brink of destruction.
Why can't these missionaries be honest and
straightforward in their platform Of princip pies
Why not, instead Of trying to dculde and hum
bug the people, by such unmeauing phrases as
we have copied, say that the mIssion Of the De-
mocracy is " to restore the Southern States to
- their Old power n the Government, and allow
- them to interpret the Constitution to suit
/" themselves. In other words TO re-cstabls h
s. Slavery as it WAS in the Union, with . T4uey
- to int9rpres th3 Constitution, as heretofore,
- wholly in its interest" We could understand
such ~ declaration Of principles, and, hea-
thens is We are, could appreciate and should
know how to entertain, the missionaries who
came to us preaching such Il gospel But the
can;ing hypocrites who talk aboat " restoring
the Constellation - when they mean " restoring
Slavery, We have little patience with. They
are trying TO wheede and mislcal the people
again as they formerly did, with lying watch
words, aud specious pretenccs Of devotion to the
welfare of the Country. They may cheat them
again, but we don't believe they will. At least,
if they do, it will be no fault Of ours.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-01

The GOVERNMENT or ITALY The Cores.
respOndancc NaAenne publishes IL circular Of
Baron Ricasoli, addressed to the Projects III
which he observes
" The government still pursues the execution
of the national wishes, and has formally stated
by what means and ways it intends to proceed
to Rome. The Ministry alone will decide upon
these means, and the opportunity of employing
them. The dignity and tLe interests Of the M
ton alike will not permit OF its allowing itself
to be preceded or hurried away. 1t is especially
important in the Roman question to obtain a
great moral triumph in which the cousciences
of sincere Catholics, of the civilized world, and
of Italy are interested above all Others The
government has reason TO be satisfied with the
success it has obtained. The free Church and
the free State together will inaugra'e Il nsw or
der Of things, OF whco the Italians may become
the originators. In carrying out the programme
of eft citing reconciliation between Italy and
the Papacy, tho government desires that Its la
bors may not be impeded by inconsderate acts
of enthusiasm and clamorous manifestations.
The Projects should enlighten public opinson,
and make use OF their au shortly in order to pre-
vent these popular manifestations taking place. s"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-01

n lawyer at Il circuit town in Ireland d,on.
ped ten pound note under the table wh,fs
playing cards ut the Inn. He did not d,scovar
his loss until he was going to bed, but then rs.
turned immediately. On reaching tho room ha
was met by the waiter, who said, :. know wbo,
you want s'f you lost something" "Yes, |
have lost ten pound note.' '.Well sr
have found it, and here it is." "Thants ~,
good Iad' here is sovereign for you" "Nc,
SIR ! want no reward tor hcing honest but, .
looking 90 him VII a knowing grin, WASH
1t LUCKY that none OF tie gentlemen found il. ,,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-01
Widow Malowney's pig was stolen. and Pal

Widow Maowney's pig was stolen. and Pat
was suspected OF the THEFT; to whom comes the
priest. Pat, did ye stale the pig?" Pat"
DID, yer rlvirenCe.' Priest. " hat did We do
wild It, PATTI" Pat-"Ate it, yer rivire1ce. -
PRIEST" On Pat. Pat could YOU ate the pig
and not think of the dreadful day of Judgment,
when all To be known? Sure, whatll YOU
say for yourself. whcn you and the pig stand
there at the last; w''h the Widow Ma'o~ney be.
lore yc--" Pat-(inlerrupting)-" Did yer
r!vlrence say the pig d he there tOo?" Priest
Sure and did, Pat Pat" Faith then
yer riverence, I'd know what 10 say, entirely
Id say, Widow MAl"wney, take ger ply"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-01

FLAG PRESENTATION TO Mrs. COMMODORE FooTE.
On Saturday last, the Washington anniver-
sary, beautiful American flag was presented
by the students of Yale College to Mrs. Foote,
wife OF the gallant Commodore. who resides in
New Haven a salute of thirteen guns was
fired from the public square as the procession OF
students reached the residence of Mrs Footc -.
The presentation was made by l.. I. Chamber
lain Of the junior class, aud responded to on
behalf of Mrs Foote. by Pelatiah Perrlt, Esq.
President of the New York Chamber of Com
merce, u resident of New Haven.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-01

SUDDEN DEATn.--ln returning home from the
supper st the Bruttlcboro House on Saturday
evening last, Mr.. John Wells fell near his res.
idence on tiIgh street His son Il lad of sixteen
years, not being able To raise bun went for as
sStance, which s)on came but it was fu!nd tina It
lie was extinct MIR. Wells Was "a man of foil
habit and there is no doubt that the cause of
his death was apoplexy. His age was nearly
Is years. --Ph9nia.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-01

A prominent Union Democrat. Judge VIM.
Clarke, said in his speech At the Union Conven-
ton held 1t Concord last week, - lie was sorry
to say that there was more treason existing in
the Sta.o, Of New Hampshire and Indiana than
all the North beside, and ia these States tins
treason Is with the old Democratic party"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-01
Council Of Censors.
A CALL FOR \ CONVENTION

y
The Frecncn OF Vermont, Irrespective Of party
names OF patty associations. are requested to
meet in Mass Convention, at the Town Hail
in burlington, on the 18th day Of March, 1862,
at ii o'clock in the forenoon, to nominate Il
ticket for Council of Ccnsors to be supported
at the cnsuins election o. the fourth Wednesday
Of March next,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-01

PERSONAL MAJ kMBALL, the Vermontcr
who led the gallant and brilliant charge which
decided the fortune Of the day on Roanoke Is
land, is in town to day Saturday, on his way
to Cabot to vsir his family. Ills wife, who is
now residing at Cabot, is sister Of the late
Hon. John Alci4.an of that town.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-01

FROZEN TO DEATH Mr.. Thomas York was
frozen to death last Monday night, about two
miles south of Mechanicsville. lie was on the
road from Weston to Mt. Holly. 1t appears
that he had unhitched his horse from the sleigh
anb returned about halt mile iu the direction
Of Weston, where he Was found dead the next
morning by the school childron.-B. F. Times.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-01

PRoMoTioN.-J. Lester Ba,stow has been pro-
NOTED from Quartermas,er Sergean, Of the Sth
Regiment, 10 Adjuant of the same, vice Adiu
tant Oscar &. Mower, resigned. We congratn-
late our rield Barstow on his promotion which
was fully merited and which will prove entirely
satisfactory " the observation-disclosures.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-01

young lady weeping and waving her hand
kercliiei with much assduity on the occasion of
the departure OF regime:.t OF soldiers was asked
what relatives she had in the regiment, and re-
Piled - Cousins . How many ?" was So
llc'tonsly our ell. " Nny, the whole regiment ;
areu they Uncle Sans boys ? " laconicaly re-
lIed the lass.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-01

Among other things it is suggested by an ex-
change A large income might be secured to
Government by levying Immediately u tax on
kissing. pretty heavy tax might be imposed,
and the operation wouldn't be much dearer 10
most people than it IL now
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-01

Northwest bret2e. We have had an excellent
brigade drill. the first one tor l1n5 TINE tno
ground being frozen very hard. 1t was q"i'e d
treat to ~, on solid terra tirma once more
ANTl-REBEL.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-01

The 7th and 9th Regiments will leave the
State, for Ship Island the first week ia March
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
Nw.YORK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.

~ clSphiNC ARIA AEGEMENr. lsC2
u 'oNMENClN8 .fAI 1882.
.Iser Station In Nsw-York cor. 27h.st and 4thsv
Trains LEAVE NEw-Yonr;
- ~. ,hsve1 !. a. M. tEx), Hl5. Q1x)i $3.50,
h sCr Ltdseport. ? a. m., Gr), i2ls. G1); $3.50
For cId slraifoId Fairfield sou,hpor. and wes.por
IA M l2:l5 $50 and $3.50 p. n.
70. aorwsk, $3.50 a. m; i2l5, 3, (Ex); $50 4:3O 5:
laIsn snd Greenwich y $3.50 .. m r2;I5 a.so 4:3o
,Fo Sanford 7, 9. Er, $50 a. nj l2:l5 D (ExA 81:
80, ';S, p m, (sx.J
70 Poa oaester snd n.ermeda'e stations o5Oa i2
40 +:30, $3.50, $50 p. ~.
ief PIT Chester spd New. Rochelle. On m (Ex)
- CONNECTING TRAINS
i~ b"on Wis sspringhold. a. M, (Ex.l GEL D. m
I" RostOn, via Shore Line r2:15, Q p m, fE1)
tpT tsitiord and Springfield, A. IN, (Exl l2:l5, 3
i9 c.npecilcut River Railrosd to Mon.rea, a H., E1
10 a;l3p m. TO Northampton.
~ "a Hstford Providence, and Fishkl Railroad, a. m
VI !z;3 .. ~
fa Sey.Hssen Eew-London, and stoulnston Railroad
"a R:l5, 3, p. m fkx
ti r S1cal Railroad. ~ IL y. m 10 Northampton.
~ " ,nn.osatonic Karoa1, TO Piitshed, m o. M q
r sor ssaa;ack Rsilroad, Q q. m. 3p. IN.
""hiy ind horwslk kailrosd, z, $3.50 q. m, q: 81
''1ln'ofoas SIeepin, Csrs attached to >. train
JAbiE0 Il AOAi, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
1862.
1850 I Ii e

PENNsY1vANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with its connections forms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRoN NHw-AOAe 10 gus FEINCrhL HEsTEHs CillEs.
New Jersey and Cculdcn ali Auhoy line.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEst BY THIS
fo0T ~ COURfLANOitsE
Ey way OF Philadelphia tie morning psss-s, leave New
York a. iir~ other Toues; Evening
Et p one hour later THAI other iiuss.
BY wey Of Allentown, evening "a gers leave -
tteo hours ls'or he NorteIn lacs and 10y both
at th" tcrs uIc - Northern jles n Cticlg7 aud al
points iu tire Norhest Crcs'ice luialopois Louisve
"a. Louis. Cieyosni Columbus Cincinnati and al main
points West. 81 m 'o"cr changes o. Gaze. "
Sleeping Cars without from Philsd.lphia to
Pitsbarg1 ucs Ne,yYogk 90 Pittsburgh 40 mica
smoking sud Saloon CsTs on all tIsias-
Fare tire other Touirs.
Isggsrc cLccLed through iIensiels ffos.
secure Iickels. s-ot untl reed ~ ~ .hurgh
WtSIERS ENl0tAiiON
Ihe Teausyl.ema tenusi Company Ians an LH'srsn.
avei 70 psge. moving w oss"ad - enc Ls the uson rates
q i4ss. ,r,.,,,,-,
BY is route ieiss cf l desclEion' be forwarded
70 a.j poiut the -TOads % Dls h'nt4eky n-
LOhD Direct or T. anv pnE On the ns cable r'e's oi
The West Uy steamers from J. i-.souis.L , -
an, raies - ft 20 GId fcm Any point ia Tho Wet By
the fenpsyl~suil iaoai sre ~ s tHl 'Iasofs. > o
ebsred l., oh.r Railroad Co1psales. Atcc ans and si
l,r. Lir5iing We irapspos,iop O. th.I s,st 70 JON
lsDy, car Ie!y win eonhdence on ,c ~. iPee'S "''
varne-s and De,le IN Live Stock wi fi ,hs most ID
~snsgeous route, Capeci'us fard. vel "aieed ana sHP
audit. ctious si eyrfy attention 10 ld - lil wants
I.oll ..l.fr.Is, wAe4e VIII be IluL1 es! c'.f,he g
Zee ie ard reeiirc cf Dice = offered y te liADi.l
MIA, III W.Y0a * ana BALrlMOAc AAhhtla
}. +. lI.LIDIf, Passenger Agent, No Attoi-lioAss
LEIGH & Co., Freight Agents 60, ,,,,,,... .,
-. J k1tor hcu.e. aud 70 Sou'n W ~ si--at
MoDONALD . BlscHOFF, Emisraai Agents
FNocH LEWIS. General saO't. ..osal,ra
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
Proposals.
oKDsAacE OVucr, WAsHiyoIIos, D ,Cr
)POSAJS for SMALL ARMS for tic

oEDsAacE OFFICE "As"iEoddoSS .,d ~ - IIse1o'S ~
PROPOSALS for SMALL ARMS for tic
i UNITED STATES SERVICE.
Proposals viii be received Dy ihs ~ '''A' tn-i! y. ~ ~
on ,he evening Of The lah II May J io .anu'ciOus ~
e United states, for tire Goscrnmeni in one yeai nom
tIst j te. The following dclcig.i %. srIi sil:
suri- caeld Riaed iuEkets model IalJ.
Harrers ferry HAes with swo.d BayonelS aud Steel
BTeech Loading Cerbines for cavalry.
Revolver Pistols, Aray size.
oncoiami..i5rsa oioeT'' Swords Steel scssburd.
NIIcians eWoid,
Steel scsbbards, for rined mu,kot bayonetL
W. wsEfrs aSd RIFLTs the price for 20 Oco Of either
and the proposed per for eech additional 10 900
70 10, REyoLvERs and CARBINEs, tho kind proposed.
aud The price for $500 and reduction per pistol OF cDine
for each additional 90 q IN OOO. ,,,,n,, ,,
Of escb of he pescrDcd patterns 20 the number OF 5'J
each and also lor each sdditionei 1900 70 70 co.
AL tic hre lie 10 be iufniaA' WIN lhs isB'iI ~
pendses ghe ried uske,s are 70 Do IA s respects dei-
81 ~ ~ INT ,ctpreda 1t she H. : Armory, Springfield
Mssachuse,ls end to rtechs9gs wnh - snd WIN eacn
other, in al their parts Lich o. tLe o.nel -
TIE eals of ese arms must be Of te very hest quail
~ aud nslieable iron parts WIZ 20 aoW.o - W
oy the Ordnance Regulations and must De "S o'
transportation at the expense Of the con,iator In auc m.'
net may be directed Inspections wiu pe made ~ 'e 'c
'ones III lots Of not less than 900 each ,,,,. ,t
Popot will state the ueme Of tho establishment making
we oe the number and dato Of the FIRST delivery ana ise
OF delivery monthly thereafter Failure TO make devey Al
npeehed time, or any attempt 10 introduce mseaue IRON o.
othe hieior material into the work viii suJec, he whos
uoci Of arm. contracted for to forfeiture at tho opon ol
Tho Department reserves to ifef the right TO reject any
pa ana consider none made through any agent pofei
orIar'y other thsn the regular manufacturers. -,
* or9sa. wi ~ adifessed foliows: "Ocnefai j. w.
R'PLEY chiofo Ordnance, Washin gton ID. O. = and wl
be ndored Proposals for lusles or raol .sbeI. &c
ss the case mAyb be. myl-dtMyls
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
WatcrCnre.

DR. MUNDEs WATERBURY,, u 1 orence,
~ BIAS. ftirce niles west from the y ihl'nff'7 r. T.
Depo j. Gro u tio aigf and Des.Tesnsd es.i menl'
o. IT, kind j. j. iuacd in one c Lo real iiast si. " ~,
,ntet noustain ccior .cv Engenc end amply supPird
I'm he ruret sld codet sfauite "rr fH O. Tor l.teui.
500 SD, srd FOR bo.rdc' H3io ~ Ir ,tcs ials-1
in r.Irom ccun tsncas esgec.y members Of The erny'
gioe nee th has f.eed UoaHol crqouue |iI have
q liberal allowance. .
EyrgaEscE-- Dr. Munde h next 10 Pfiessuiiz tie most
rincnf p.ac ouer iihs WeIerCuo that Germany has
frodocod"-l =. y. Tdblle
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
nioyemeurs of Ocean Sieauicrss
an nEpAnl.

PrtL.pyrpur. May 6.-FLouR hrmi sales l9oo op,s -
80 Is superane WHEAT tIm sse' 90 ..a,J,, yell
81 3s9 81 3o White +0dp 81 ~ Ichm ,sssSec 'Mvss
pow nl2 IA LAap. See. WHIsKv 6ru at ztc
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

DUTLAND t6 WASHINGTON RAILROAD
lie co, STATE or VERMONT, lu tLAhp - =. ~ ~ l.
LLR ENAFP vs. tUILA.D MASiii irLt ~ ~ ~ y, ~ ~
~ Vt-s nsri.i s Miller anl Slerherd krr-p of TIE
CIV .nd State Of Eew-York 1rn'iec. Of ne shf a;
,ing,en Psos4 Company have died tieir Fe;lo 80 said
f.f ,r fr la ,ra,- BON iho bCndlo!fers ~ The trs.
ortr ae Of sold railroad or contribution g. 1'ify no e-'
pens,s Incurred in suit n tie above "neo 'l, =, o'
6,d ,ccordiur tle order Ol said tousl, % liIcAg
be- fro the Chaceior Of .aid Cour ard sho@ eau " ay
b frned aad the aii bondodeIs not having shown su
lci,nt cause to The contrary hereof
bv ,.a morrsro said re,tionei Miller hntfp fsJ o.
800 Il, le Ia d % .s'd MILLER Il hr.l tie Oi per
con. on the Jar upon al hc bonds h'd by them a. afoe
aid On or before tho , day Of June H. D. iet| i o." '
~ ~ ,,g t,.ir rlae II ito srd leuses nrt ly
paid Incurred by said petitioners b. the above entitled %
end such otnef ezrel'ss ns my occur a..e =, - .-il
June ey hereby debenet hOm having W. uekls sny
claim DE proceeds or properly ifH ~ aii u any
avis f'r scconn, 81 !h' po'ds ie siei 500 nil
ym,ns heretofore made VS. suy o. tho drrs 81! 80 u,
foT col on count Of tie - l.ts oI b'I Ni 'h ~
q t4clt'f s rlT1ent towafa sun Vpln iN - per On.
hereby ordered be pad Tho rst day n Jure next 81
afo-,ad Aud In sny contribution shah be mad upon
bonds whch shall ultimately, lr fsatou De io'ud nc 10
Na.'rr reference - ascei an tho tuI quo n 81 iy,
b sn 40 psid vpon the bonds last named 81 any fa 30
y sai Trlsees refunded. in Iecey .hl be nsdin
sid suit and aid property sn bc lei b em uuier aud
y yifue of si mortgage. Said IuHi gc 10 be qOls.
be 10 the bondhold,Is by whom sny money sht BE- pi
this order for 1ny suue o money 80 pii uief d
fraying the e1penss, Of said pending s'it
Ead l. g. fute ordered that notice a. t8 order sl Dc
given to the bondhodo by Publishing NE sogance o. te
No. updcs the t,e Of slid caue, ~ Jhe Rnllgnd Daily
Head newspaper pubi.hcd hutaud IA said state sud
In The Now Daily Inbune published In the tity md
y Rev YoIk, ten day fucce-yey The last OF which
publication to be a e, tea days previous 20 si fire. days oi
June by scrviDg copy Of ths perfonsy ten days
ior 20 ssid time upon csch OF fai hondholiersDsted 40
Rutland in the County oI huiland rioet th> loih osy u
April, a. d. ltCI A. W. uOFht -;
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
OrFioR or ASSISTANT ConsssARY GENERAL OF srYssr.,
SScE, 10. stste-s st.. Ncw.York, May c. ls6s. !
A RMY SUPPLlES.-PrOnnsa VIII In. re

hMl QUIZ ElJIil-S.-TropOsals VIII In re-
eeiyed bv the undrrgned phii o'clock D. m THURS.
DAf The sth instant for saPpyus for the use e United
siare Army, sUBsi5fENCk STORES. to bo delivered ia
F.r delivery tho l5ih Il Nay 1852
Al, 900 bire.s hst quality new ~ $ FORK PRIME
NLlS iohh tvhich 20 be- ,ta'eGl be uii tied 20 b
meat in ulhoopeJ OK laltels vi two irsa Loors es to
ns heS hom RUS or sain AID e be epacSed within h.Iy
l,600,O0 pounds # fret qn'lity PILOT BREAD to lie
MADE q extra ,nPcIiae -Four inspected Ia pH OF May SIDE
,iandcd hfeal nidc Of unsouo aour M b. recc'sL 20
5e pck'd n boxes 50 pourd. BE- ad each box
BE- maie CT ia te4'cned wood O. sgth auds WI fa
~ se oder lc Tie bread, bottom op .n-o Pieces
or j IF two pieces 90 ton und si rrooyed tos.tc
~, delivery or tho z2d oi Msy iS-, te sag quantity rs
For delivery the 29h of May 1862 the quantity
Fo' delivery the sth Of Ju,e lac. s .amc quantity
sall sample. to accompany qopo,s for The Pilot Bread
'1e Continuing - be cs's iy icce ID oH the side
t-H bii DIS. have riiiifi c1s ~ ii. sdiertenc1t
po id = iis heal mos be- ps-ie pres eiy
van az ihe germs tTca bid 90 Rave roa-f sra In inps
~ me "i'tsea guaranty u tw9 Te'qoail,' na'cs. a.
We Le unisr,iso,J hereby euars,,ee tat ,h0d a or
anJ pert ~ the above Did pied e @ b. dgy uit.ed
according 20 10 true pu' poit and condition"
IforD'as must be ildoned IfoTo'.s fcr spasi'sEee
Bidders may Topo'. for the whole ra, Of either 81
Iopo,es who cen fui.h the proper ericls- hat need -
nciea" q time can ,ae the time when hey can ne ready
,,i' ae''.,f. iu :. ..,,a ~ sl.a,y ga 'pfi, ~,
~neh tac United rs re.-ves the Iit to ll.sbase to
make good tLa extent OF She failure
Carsrs or ,,rs-e viii be Ieorirrd from Tie sci p n III.
establishment g. rcouvouittiy fron ordinary points
o delivery H. tho elite. q New Iofb Bracin b.is
VoPos.1g nsss deliveries elenlege than above speci
ei u-i s;rte tbs price or teir stores a. h, pEol
pisces of delivery.
CerieGes Of insr-cion by professional picker. IN
spcci0r, o'tcr lam h- p1siY (niag He yTervias ~
c Required or The Pok, certify ,ng r ri Of the eli,-
N present sy ssd CONDITION hit tho ii'm1dia.ey pieee
oi1- asi con Tie P0fk VIII ASA ao examined end lGlcd
o. hy bert L. Getty Ir tn pa~' n .ne United
Tie soeia name, OF business win dale lur
,A- l. required oE ech pack OF etey arcle Boxes 70
be- firapp'd vita ieAi gceu hicsory e.ia.
lf e.
cry n1d compared win ho retained samples Returns Of
gts ised by professional Public Nc.heT nsnsi b. fur
rushed Ehoueyer rcgiiled
Contractors cxieccd 70 hold their goods, without sN'
pense the EuiteJ >siss uali qurtd Ter shipment
PrL1csf asR.rafyr, ~ be DQac sgci Jges - may bs
Jurlisa-G ~ tie rHi.ed Sdf's
Poqosrs bcso bids pied requested 10 tend
A. b. EATON,
Iaeutensut Coouol aud 4. c. q. >.