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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-18
Extracts from the Militia Law.1

VOLUNTEER MILITARY ORGANIZATION.
Sec g. That the active Militia of this State
shall bs composed of Volunteer Companies al
ready organized, or which may hereafter be Or
ganized by the order of the Commander chief
The Volunteer Militia shall in all cases of war,
invasion, riot or insurrection, be the first mill
tary force ordered into the field. Volunteer
Companies shall consist of men between the
ages of eighteen and forty FIVE; Provided. That
no minor shall be enrolled as a member of any
such Volunteer Company without the consent
of his parents or guardians, and that all Volun-
teer companies now formed shall be returned.
Whenever, according to the provisions of this
act, forty men shall be enrolled as members of
Volunteer Company ofartillery, infantry, light
infantry, or rife; or when thirty members shall
be enrolled as members of Volunteer Compa-
ny of Cavalry or mounted rifles, they shallhave
a right to select three over officers and be rec
ognized as a Company under the provisions of
this act, and when their officers are commits
stoned, shall be subject to military duty as here
in prescribed. No such company shall be in
creased to more than one hundred men, rank
and file, and whenever any Com,any shall be-
come reduced to less than twenty members, it
may be attached to another company or dis.
banded, by order of the Commander in-chief
FORM OF OATH.
Sec. l. That each and every member Of any
military company hereafter to be organized un-
der the laws Of this State, before the officers
are commissioned, and before said Company
shall be considered, competent to render mill
tary service, to receive arms, or to participate
in regimental or brigade elections, shall take
and subscribe to, before an officer authorized to
administer oaths, the following oath or afirma-
ton.
"I do solemnly swear, Tor af.
6rm) that will support, protect and defend, the
Constitution and Government of the the United
States, and the Constitution and Government
of the State of Kansas, against all enemies.
whether domestic or foreign, and l will bear
true faith and loyalty to the same; and, further,
that do this with full determination and
pledge, without any reservation or evasion, to
perform, in good faith, all the duties which may
legally be required of me 80 help me God;"
and that copy of such oath or affirmation, du-
ly subscribed, shall be forwarded to the Cover.
nor of this State, and no commission shall be
given to any officer until the provisions of this
act shall have been fully COMPLIED with
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-18

On THE BACK TRAcK.-Our latest news
by telegraph. before leaving home. is.
that the rebels in Maryland are in full re-
treat from Frederick, to recross the Po-
tomac. 1t is also reported that . large
force in attempting to cross into Mary.
land. was repulsed with great slaughter.
From Cincinnati, we also hear that the
rebels are in full retreat from that vicini.
ty. A large portion Of General Grant
force has arrived at Cincinnati. and .
portion Of Buell's command is on its way
there.
Bragg is reported marching on Nash
vile with large army, and bloody work
is anticipated there.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-18

Eg A new paper. to be called the
Bulletin" is about being started in
Leavenworth. by Messrs. Buckingham,
Hamilton & Prescott, all practical prin-
etrs. 1t is to be thoroughly Union and
Republican. Terms-Daily. IS q year;
Tri-weekly. 50; Weekly, 81.
Y r. We had frost, on Friday morn
ing last, and water out of doors was
slightly frozen. This is commencing
early. We have not had frost 50 early
in the season. during our Acquaintance
with Kansas,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-18

ASSOCIATE JUDoE.-Grant has taken
position in favor Of Judge A. w. Spauld-
ing. of Jefferson County for Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court. and ex-
patiates upon his legal ability. We agree
with the patriot, and shall state one ground
for our preference. He some time since
applied to Justice of the Peace for light
upon q knotty law point. Says he:
about q year ago, neighbor of mine
missed fine steer, which had estrayed.
He could hear nothing of him. until re-
Gently he found him running at large on
the prsrie. He desires to get ont a writ
Of replevin to secure the steer; but the
question that puzzles me is, who shall
we make defendant in the case p
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From the Red River.

Messengers arrived in this city from
Fort Abercrombie last evening. bringing
dates from that post mp to Sunday last.
An attack was made upon the fort at 2
O'Clock on Sunday morning. but tho In
dians were signally repulsed. They.
however. in daylight came up boldly in
sufficient force to drive away two or three
hundred head of cattle. and the mules and
horses belonging to the post. The cattle
had been sent there by the Commissioners
for the purpose of the treaty with the Red
Lake Chippewas. A man by the name
of Bennett, previously sent out to herd the
cattle, was killed.
The messengers left on Monday morn
ing. and after various adventures. being
chased and fired upon by the Indians and
killing their horses, they managed to
reach the settlements in safety.
There is not much fear that the Fort
can be taken by the Indians but the pros
pect Of being surrounded by the red dew.
lis for several days, having to keep up
a constant vigilance, is not the most pleas
ant.
The commandant of the post asks that
company of cavalry and infantry be
instantly sent to their relief.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-18

H The Leavenworth Inquirer has
some choice specimens Of editorial liters.
ture in its local column-the only place
where it has any editorials whatever. II
boy. during his first days apprentice
ship to the business. should get up such
bungles, he would deserve to te kicked
out of the Office.
~ At the Judicial District Convep-
tion at Hiawsths, on the 9th inst, Judge
A. h. Horton was nominated by accls-
nation.
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~ The Government has at length
made an arrangement to colonize free
negroes in Central America. Senator
Pomeroy, of Kansas, is to superintend
the emigration. He will sail about the
first of October, with the first instalmeut,
consisting of about Eve hundred negroes.
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THE INDIAN WAR.

sanguinary Battle Near Redwood.
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The Attack on Forest City-Fiye Build.
ings Burned-The Indians Retire with
their booty.
Mr.. A. G. Smith, of Forest City. writes
the Adjutant General on the morning of
the 4tb, as follows
"This town was attacked this morning
about two o'clock. Four houses have
been burned and one barn. The Indians
retired about S o'clock, driving off all the
stock they could. There must have been
fifty or hundred Indians engaged. Our
people were all in the fort that ha. been
lately and hurriedly butt. The buildings
burned were so far from the stockade a.
to be beyond the range of onr guus. We
think we did some execution upon the
savages. but don't know much about it.
Two of our men are wounded-one prob.
ably MORALLY"
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GIVE IT LlsHr-The Onanite of the
Troy Patriot is loaded down with evil
dence Of corruption. intrigue. and .coali-
tions, which are being carried on in this
County, of whose interests he is the
especial guardian. When be commences
the publication of this evidence, we have
small request to make of him. We
ask him, by way Of variety, to publish
certain letter which be wrote to James
r. Whitehead, former District Clerk,
at the time when the Sheriff of Brown
County kicked him out Of the Office of
Deputy Clerk, which he had usurped; in
which letter, in order to make capital
with Whitehead, he said the turning him
out was the work Of the "dirty Black Re-
publicans.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-18

ANOTHER DosE.-The bowel-surgeon,
Of the Swamp-mud Luminsry. INDUCES
in another squirt at us. in his last thing.
He undertakes to tell the good people
Of this County what an awful dangerous
character we are. how we are scheming.
and what danger the interests of the
County are in. 1t is really shame that
the people Of Doniphan County should
have been kept in ignorance as to our
meanness and nsfarious designs. until an
escaped lunatic from the Utica Asylum
discovered and divulged the important
fact. We do not attempt to refute any
Of his romances. When any one does
condescend to take him up on any of his
scurrilous illusions. the masnanimous fel-
low palms them off upon his wife, and
pleads absence. That the sort of stock
the manifold professional gentleman oi
the Patriot is.
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| 1862.
| Stjl.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD
with its connections forms
TIE SHORTEST ASD QUICKEST ROUTE
FKOs fIwl iona TO TIN fHHt PA Nt,rrhs tIisa
Fight trims daily fom Ns" loft 10 fh pms VIA
New.Jeftey snd tamdcl and Anhoy hnr 800.
ALL TtROrGH fKAINS fOK TIE Wfsr Bi THIS
ROt,lE LEATt hEW-YORK FROM TIE
FOOT ~ COT RILANOlsf
By wsy o. Philadelphia tie mofns p'.'nfef' ie,'s hr"
York o. in. tc ~ other ruirs tfcis pei'eh gers
A, n . m one boar Inter than otter limos.
By way ot Allentown. e'e'irs pee s"f' ee.e ~ IN .
srrye ~ thr us e Sartbern Hoes boz Ctl aud -
roints 60 the Nrrh Wet. Groom o. I'D an' 'i'' 'ui'f
St. Louis. Clevelwi Columbus, Cinainnsh sne al n''n
points Ncst. ..in lever changes oi cafs ,.,-,. A.
gl-.ting Cars without &c ffon fhitdeipiiA 10
picbarsf IS mile, and N.~-foss 90 liis'busa 80 ne'
smoking I'D Sd,rn Car on al trains
farr the .sue other fouf.s.
Ia-.,ge G. ar,s I'D through. 1rnsfep 4 20.
Secure Ticsets % Until used. ~ filrtursh-
WESTERNS EMIGRATION.
H. p,n.,i,,ni, Central Consrsny run. an Rnigrant
Arro4modau Line. III aaefds coninttah" mode Of
tTsy- parties moving Westward al one hail VIC "'1a i~
Of fare. y,v,ou-.
BY hi. route sish,s of Al description, can be forwarded
r. And fio Any pait the Railroad. " o hrniuc1y 10
diana Illinois Wacoltin, Iowa or Missouu by NAIL.
ROAD DIRECr 20 port on the nasigsbls nsen' Of
I tb. West BY steamers from Pii'.bufs h
The Ises ne eht and IRON any point 10 the west by
The sna Railroad tt al tues favorable a. nrr
rhagrd b, other Railroad Coupsnie. Mscren' ard .hiP
pers iniru.iihe ne sn 'itatoh ''li i.llh - ~
9sry' can rely win cont tre' or az, u, speod' "'uN
Farmer, end Dealer. So Live Siock v hrd ih' mos, ad
yaptsaeous route, Copscious isd vel waieed and sup
aud conuetons and ogcy aeu'ioa paid 70 ihrif "'ha
Prom Harrisburg where VIII DO found every y,.e, &C.
eodpg sro re.'i.g choice /, 2isfsd o., v. ~
( pIlIA NEN .IOhh snd BALTIMORE MANkE'S
/ T. J.. ELLIOTT. Pas.rnser Agent, No Astof-Iiouse
| LEECH Co.. Freight agents.
50 ! Astor House AID so South Wiiarl-st
| MeDOSALD 81 sCHOfF, Emigfant s-nt.
10. Battery place
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y From faot y Coufilaudtst Connecting at Hampton
Junction with Delaware, Lack,n anna and Western Railroad
and Essoa with Legh Valley Raj road aud is connee
tons forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West without
change Of cars.
WINTER RANGHMEST-Comm rneing Nov. g. 1861
II cave Eew-i orb a. follows:
HARHsBrhG L1PHE.s-At r. N. for Es'ton. Reading
Pottsyill-. Harrisburg Mauch Chunk Wiismsport. Sc.
MAIL THAIa-At .. for kaston Water Gap. SCrGn
ton Great Bend ritt-tOn, Wiki sbsrfe, sc.
u ~. THHOtGH TKAt,-F0r Easton, Mauch Chunk VII
liamspsrt, Reading. Pottsvili., Htrrisbnie sc
and Mauch Chunk.
5:JOP. N. WAY TRAs-For Someryile.
8P.N. WRsrKRS kxPKE-.-For Eaton Allentown. Read
Ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh aud the West Sleeping cars from
jersey City through TO Pittsburgh
EKPRR,s rRAs rOK HAmIsBrRG-fbe q IN. Erpre"
Train from New-iok srrV.s at arh-burga p M counect'
ing Fast and West Central Railroad No thern
Central R.losd North and South and with the Cunbes
land Valley Railroad
Tax THRouGH Errngs. TRANS yoA rBR WEST leaves
NewfoIk IT p daily iSundayr e1c@pcd making close
connection at iabug with Pennsylvania Raifoad-with no
change cars To PtbuTgh and but h. ncnuati and
Chicago Four hours l. saved By taking this
ELtABETHPDhT ASD NEw-l OHK fshKI-Leaye New.
York rom Pier No North hiyer OF J.l3a ~. 1880 J:I0
and 4:JO, f. m.
The boats stop Bergen Point ard Mariners Ha'hor every
tip each way. JOHN q. siEhNS, superintendent
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PROPOSALS. for 325O,OOO CENTRAL

u PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK % ls..'
seied proposals will be received the Controller Once
until MOS DAY the 10Th day Of Fenruary o2 o'clock D.
IL when TIE vi he publicly opeIeo for the whole
par; Of the Of two turoieJ AID nifty onsa1d dollars II
fbe Cestgs Park Improvement ind stOcA authorized by
Chap IS Of the Lave Of 1860 and by Ordnance Of the
Common Council. alprovcj by the Mayor Oct IT, 1891,
The said u brsineIe ct the rate OF cent per
snnun able quarter early and the principal will be
deene lie Nov l. l5st
The proposals VIII the amount Of stock desired. and
the price Pc, hundred dClas thereof and the pcis
~hoss ppo.ss pied will be required TO deposit win
ths ChsE0~au Of the cav within days after opening
O. ne BIDS thu srr' sgadsi them respectively Including
the pfrnnluErs 90 the saue.
w prse.tg 70 tie Controller the receipts ofhe Chamber
IAN 81 such depo the parties viii be- euiited 10 receive
sees'. % equal amounts OF n par value Of the STOCK
pee 'ng in'rTe' II N NJ dues OF 10 fncnis
Zach PROPOSITION should el+t 4, irdorsel propota
Tor Centru Psk Improvement Purd tocs a. the i
Si1o1 ~ ssoono rhEeope NtsTe.s.d the Controller
The shi reserved 70 rect any or Ell Of ne btJ n con-
sicefed ne cssary to pToec. rfsoe The ,o,e~est
city. HO.T r. INV. ~ i".e 800. u, tD'
Office. Jsa. 9, 1861. ~ ~ o. s'i 49,, ~
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Go iDbom II man Concern.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-OFF or THE
II CosvissoNEKs ~ TANE- ASD AssFssNENrs. No ~
Cu,NtPK.sr NEw-loRK. January l3. w R-NOl u 10
IIyRTgY GINFN that the Assessment kof OF Real and
pr.,n. state Of the City OF Newl orb Tor i- )eaT ioI S
op~ Tor uu0ie insurstiou and viii couiinne open nn
"a. Bih day Of Api inclusive. Az thpayeTs are
rn,stl, reguos,ed cal and examine the same "a oi"
h,t ans -ro asfessuets may be coffectso Also
"a .os Titled hv law reduction OF their a'sessmrns
b reason Il beir crrgs for military services ea $50
literary or rhafif tbe Institutions, by law exempt nom TAXA
lion are requested 10 nsks application Tor such Reduction or
ion TO the co.ng Of The rolls on 'sld oh ua
loloIrs section Of the Act Of April ~ 1889 Ia pub
lsh.d for the Information Of tE-fa'er-;
SECTION Duing the time tue book. shau De open 70
rn in.retou a. h. r-iuhr0re provided application may
H. made ny .ny person ing himself agsrieved by the
ass cd uson # hi. reel personal etr to nave ne
ssue corrected n application b. made IN I.s'i 70
Va 81 estate 10 uinst Dc maor IN WIN
inc .atiug - ground objection thereto aud heengog
tonuis.i1ers shau examine into the eompait ana ",
L. ,,r judgment the A.scsnenl l. erroneous they SHAH
r,u.s tie same 10 be corrected II such application De iuc
m relation 10 the asess.d yaiuston Il peronal esse the a
put .s b.. e1 usiurd under oh by the said Communion
r "a no shall tloIixed administer sncL oath o. any
them aud n BIZ their gucri, the
neous thry r cause the 70 be eced ara hA tir
amount such th-y msy believe 70 ne JUS ano
the decision thereon within hty days NeT ssc az
Mic sion .lt have utd~ O. them No rrduc on hA De
de by tue oard Of Supervisor. Of any ases'nen on real
or ensi e,ta~ imposed under this act urless shall ap
n,a under oah fmaou that to pary ssgre'rd was
b 10 attend within the p~iod prescribed FOR tue corec
ti.u Of Tar. sickness ahrencr rom the cIy
Laws Of 1879 Chapter ~. Section, sod IT, ,,eo,,
J. ". ALLEN.
W. BROWN
Commi..iouers OF TaIe. and Assessments.
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New91ors DyliIp GibnnG
uarlets-c.EryuaIr REPORTED yoR Tu.N; J. r,'nry,r

vor,.,.-. rYyr,IY KyyoaTxp roR TusN J. TfiHrvr.
INV oh I,.i fte' :. = To- X,
r.. D.. 81 - % f,r Pe.'ls
cor1OS-1b.re Ia, been only moderate bushes doing
,iry aud uc.. ore rather -asirr closing z901c. flr
Middag Uplsud snd do. N-wOTesns and Tr1s. An anc'
OF Sc, Island aad pland Cotton sezeI by Govern.
.n', took place today ~ the hr sale OF CONF aosna
Cotton most o. 'aols peie, ".. INV r., ~ ~, [
nn t''aa. ors,et %. pol.,Sou W - % ~ 49, i,
ana Vsi! iI l'ss so.e o' II - s' 50 a. ~, boz,
=, -. In a., Ia o., llc III,
y % a. a. &c no 90 Ii'iJ a., a. d.,
10 &c sei. T. A. %, ADO do See 28 d. i, So
20 20 ~, a. a. o. - A. 40 5Oc 40 do sl,
~ 90 90, .oe ~ ~ ~ al w. >, ~ -
90 90 40 IL hal, Iio,rd gSic and bse. d. a, 2Sc -
40 uV - 49, . p "a 81 "a a. T',,'rl fr,,,
,h. ~ S t'''''0 '''s'"s '' " ~ ' ~ Wv
- ct091tTr ~, t, for al do.,-io,, "a ,, Il,,;,el
CofFht- ne inquiry oL 81. uo'u ip - VI uI,1
ani no. a''Ds'e NUN "' VI N''''' W. ''N'" i''
We qrote
Rio.......,'.''.'.B 02 bombay ''''''''''''3 a.,
JsvA..............l6 oI Costa Rica...'''s'''''- q
JsmBica..............-- a st Douiuso....'' 4-V
COAL-The demand for Domestic has been FAIR eu1 WI
liberal supply On tn market process are hardly 80 nm so,
yard ga r5 4 tnn Of 22.o o. Of orrlsn oeose
- ~ JJi do New eon AZ - 20 100 t.ns feAeJ C.9p
tias iarnel NJ 20 - lD' tuns lVerpoo e,n " '',
~ nps Sotcl steam a. 70 .'V 90 ice iie 1ouso
a. - - snl' 9melIs .os, 20 Ai,'e = - ~ S"o Nv ~
FLOUR AND MEAl-Ihe demsud for Wesern Canal
FLOUR : qne 1o',vt III par oi luule E M SO -.
the 10" ss"r- lave ssuln az ei VV oy', a 'hr
glsues 500, under the fa' Ioie news rom Europe lhe
itqny chehy io export ana iaise pnsnes ha' oesh
lions include 30 200 bnls AZ % ioa - 30 Tor SuFefhr sae
and Ne-iern ST. 20 10 iof the 10" sies OF essh TX
tfai tbd 70 % Tor rtuh aie 70 iu" 20 - ianeY u,
20 ooa 20 ~ ior ,A,PpTs nSnus OF hounI rep nA's
Ohi' .hn - ? ~ .,,.pi. , na'..e -, =. -.
sba Fio, - I'm sooJ den and aud il nra.r; the ar
.i' 80 - 80 999oi.r.r.. 80 - 20 NM. a.
tlVsis ~ eeoa .'"hS III -, "a 80 pslt;,o,s .nl
20 vS9 20 ~ ~, -, ~ i1e,Jy ,,1 in III r
10 ga = loi aivgs NJ 49, % 80 NJ - -
quest sae' ~ |'v oul, "1 - t5n - =, :. ~,
demand 'hsey stdn'sa 'e' 80 81 '9 S Oh, d" ao'
jersey; - = for New iia'en ad - Tor nI-Iy~
BUCK Is ''~ ~ Nv ~
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COUNTY SUPREME

w RICHARD r. JORDAN, plaintiff esalls
TERRENCE MeCABE, THOMAS MANGUh CtAR-ES
re,..d JAMES McPHlLLIPS. aud DAVID BARTON
deter Summons. For Relief (Com not sef'ed) TO
~, Defendant, TERRENCE MoCABE: You ere hereby
su, moned and required 70 sus~er the complain: pm
ais sctiou which will filed in the Office Of the GEEK OF tie
C,ntv oil Is e.hester 1t white Plains. sud 70 serve copy
Of your answer 70 .ad complaint the SUBSCRIBER a.
hi. Office IN P,eksk Wcstchsst-r County, within t"'Ay
day after the service Of tl you. exclusive o.
he d.y Il such service; AID II sou fat to answer the SAL
within the afor. said the pnuf ~ ms ac
will apply 20 thr Court Tor the relief DEMANDED u TIC cor
ulaint.-Daled, Dec-r.b-r ~. 1861. 800
DAVID ". TRAVIS Plaintiff q Attorney.
The conp.n. m the above action h In the Once OF
the CLERK of Westch County - Whi'e aims Decr'er
H.. l9ii DA' I'D N'IhANiS' fu A.! >
Ja'O lswswTh'
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Proposals.
OryIcE OF ASSISTANT Cow. GENERAL OF SUESsTRNcE
No. 4 stalelt. New. York FEB. =. ~.

OFFICE or ASSISTANT Cow. GENERAL OF SuBslsTRNcE'
No 4 StaeIt., New York, Feb. I. ltb2
A RMY SUPPLIES Proposals VIII be re-
"a ceived b. the undersigned until o'clock m. tdday
the 7h inst supplying for the use OF the Jnra s.A''
Artny SUBSISTENCE STORES, TO be delivered IA New
York or Brook yn. follows. VIZ: 1900. ,,,,,-,. ~, -
2 500 bs -rels Of hr.t atty EXTRA MESS BEtr. me
meat to be new and pocked in fuhoopsd oak barrels
m iron hoops To delivered between the loh ana -On
o. FeJTuGro 1852 49,. 49,.
Zach bio us. have printed copy Of this advertisements
po,ed a. head snd he specific In complying pre-
c.elv with eli the Each bid to Lave condeeti ~
must contain the written guasny Of two responsible hshe'
~ follows , tt, ~ 80
We tho unde signed hereby guarantee hs. should al OF
snv part the above bid be ed It shall be duly iHeu
according O it, true puipor and conditions" ..
Proposals must be indored Proposals Tor subsis'eoe
Stores" ,,,
Bidders may propose for the whole part Of the above
Persous hnyifg the precise vrety OF stores above &c
sched but having tces OF similar kinds Ge al h'ey 10
sond proposals. for supplying them, which VIII receive a.
teuon according price and adaptation to the wants o e
service. - -.
Certificates inspection by professional PacseI' or n'pre
tors Other than plrfy vH hHg The rorfsi M vii De re-
oned for oh certifying the part o. th seiei
mir present quality and condition and the mnediey PFC
cedine inspection The meats will also be examined etd
passed upo Robert T. Getty Inspector on the part 81 me
United states The sellers name pl.c" Of business WIN
date o. purchase is equiIed on each pscsase
pavcrt Gsh-rcfrc 70 Be made ~ Hch tIHds az 6y De
I'D bt. "a, Tsifed Stqfcs A y. EATON,
Lieut. Colonel and A. G. g. D.
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ASSISTANT ocAEIEsy.sIrR GEST y 9y'Istii Ice,

As.fsrayr OrARrEkNssTER- 6E SEHALs OYYiCk,
No. SrArR-sr.. NEw-YORE Feb. . lBtR
CEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received AT
- iii. oNce urtil p O'Clock M. on THURSDAY, the 9Th
day ~ February instant for furnishing the following articles
Of LUMBER all g. be- o. beet merch,ntabie quality 40 10
De- board such vessels a. may be employed 70
ranspot g. which vessel viii be placed at sone place con
ebicul TO tie undergrad from which 1t 10 be delivered
VIZ: 49, . . -.
e 763 feet white pine sCANTLING sr6; l6 feet long
- l5l .eet white zine SCAkILiNG 3Ii; 10 feet long
n 7gl fs. white pre SCANTLiNG 3Hf, 10 teet long
2Glo feet white pine SCANTLlNG. at; 10 feet long
$500 feet white pine BOARDS inchl. - feet long
s. 800 feet white Pine BOARDS duch); y feet long
1890 lee, white pine BOARDS 0nchlj 10 feet long
tPlsred on one side
$50 feet wlite rine common BOARDS, 10 ieet long.
Pc sos Offering 10 furnish the above articles viii pie -
state the owest pice per 0 feet oF each And Of the u
her apc the time ia which IL lie de'Nefed They WI
please price which belock scantlng Of te
s.ve1 sizes described wOrd te furnished a. lieu Of the inc
j. TOMPkINS. Asst q. ". Ocn.
ctENATE of the UNITED STATES Members
- o. classified. See THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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oFrIcE OF Tng z. l,D N. Y Cry RlLa2sD.}

JsNEsIows, y. Y. Js9 g. 1872.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Tenth An
~ nual ELECTION fos THIRTEEN DIRECTORS II
fhi. Company AID f,r THREE INSPECTORS o. the sac
cee1ng election viii De- held lie Office n III COnpany a.
f.mesioHu " T.. the second R~DAf iltA cay) of
February next TIE poll wI be opened ~ Ocack 10 ne
afternoon aud coitinGe ofcn until o'clock p Tue lins
fer Books will co.e the 2f'h Gay o. Iar4fy tie
dsy after ,he ELECTION. WARNER D. SHAW, Secy.
lepv5tllE
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Burnina F.uio, Oils, &c.
Geaal Notices.

NOTICE TO CREDIfORS.-Pursnant to the
~ order OF Chale, Esselsyre Surrogate OF the County
Of Columbia notice 10 hereby given ding 10 law 70 All
person, having claims sgs WILLIAM A. LlFlNOSi ~,
s OF the town Of Livingston sad county, tecessed that
TUE, arc requi ed present the SANE eh the Nosche
tbrfeof to ID. slbscrioor a. tue oce Of Miller Wscn
he % Of Hud.on IN Gid county, before the &t ds
Of Jnus nert ,. LOUISA LlylAGSTON, EKecut ".
" n "a n. 4 1871 does iaw6moTh
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4 BSTRACTS of important Acts of the Second
Session ofihe XXXVIh Congress snd the Special SEES
sion of the XXAVlIth Also the more important Pioo,sna
lions of Presilenl Lincoln, given ia THE TRIBUNE
ALMANAC.