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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-21

THn WIDOW OF MUMF0RD.--ln two day
the people Of Columbia, SC, made purse
of S5 900 for Mrs. Mumford, widow of TIT
late G. Mumford hung by order of Gen
Bntler.
THE Neo South SAYS the last rebel devic'
has been practiced near Jacksonville. A
dead negro was found floating in the water
anchored ont soith torpedo-an odd mixture
of Internal malice and grim humor must
have moved the rebel who thought of that
decoy.
TIE last news from Hay'i is that of some
negroes roasting their children and eating
them. We can understand from this wha,
the love of the negro which the Abolition
lists talk about means. 1t is for the same
reason that the King Of the Cannibal Isl
ands loves his fellow men.
No FAITH IN IT.-Forbes, of the Hum
boldt (Cal) Register, has no faith in the
effert to raise the ship Aquila by means OF
a cofferdam. He says it reminds him of a
cow in Illinois which he saw swallow a
thistle and Golfer dam head of.
The Abolitionists want to amend the
Federal Constitution so as TO abolish slavery
If they do put such a clause in the instrn
ment they will be sure to break 1t, because
it is there. They have such spite at the
instrument.
CONGRESSIONAL PRoCEEDING.-Orth call
ed him traitor. Harris instantly sprane
to his feet. and called him liar, scoun,
drel and coward if he did not resent it
Orth then resumed, and referring to Mr.
Harris language, said that the impertlnen
soldering from man branded traitor by
this House could not receive from him the
slightest notice.
Neat and complimentary. all that, anc
creditable.
BELGIAN newspaper states, as The
result of recent experiments, that music
has a decided effect on petroleum oil lamps
1t asserts that they are at once exiting uisheG
by a certain note sounded on a bras.
instrument. "Duriug quatour,' it SAYS
'three or four lamps placed in different
parts of the room went out simultaneously
and NJ. Duhem, Professor at the Bruss-
els Conservatoire Of Music, extinguisheG
eight lamps successfully by the sound of {
trumpet
NINE MONTHS MEN AND MILITIA.-I
appears from an official report Of Asst Adj
Gen. Townsend that the number of min,
months men under the act of July, 1862
was1s .s94 volunteers and $500 militia
The bounty paid volunteers was S25 each
Tie volunteers were all from Pennsvlvanis
having been raised by Gov. Curtin. Bount-
has been paid to 1894 Vermont nine month
men without the authority of the Depart
ment, owing to mistake of the musterin,
officers and paymasters
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IMPORTANT FROM the SOUTH.
Peace Propositions from the
Georgia Legislature.
Mobile papers of March a5th, have come
to hand via New Orleans They publish
the following important telegram from
Georgia: r. --t
MrLLEGEvIILR, March -.

MILLEGEvILLE, March ~.
Both Houses to-day adopted Hon. Lin
ton Stephens peace resolutions, earnestly
Recommending that our Government i'm
mediately after every signal success OF its
arms, when none can impute Its action TO
alarm instead Of sincere desire for peace,
shall make to tho Government of onr enc
nv an official offer of peace, ri the basis OF
the great principle declared by our common
fathers in l776, accompanied by the distinct
expression Of q willingness, on our part, to
follow that principle to its true logical con
sequences, by agreeing that any border
State whose preference for our association
may be doubted doubts having been ex
pressed as to the wishes of the border
States) shall settle the question for herself,
by a convention to be elected for that pur-
pose, after the withdrawal Of all military
forces on both sides from her limits
They also adopted his resolution declar-
ing that "the recent act of Congress to
suspend the writ of habeas corpus in cases
of arrests, ordered by the President, Secre-
tary of War, OF general officer command
ing the Trans Mississippi Military Depart
ment, lS au dtItmp pl 'v haib'alh 'n0 'hiii
tary in the usurpations of the constitution
al judicial functions OF issuing warrants,
and to give validity to unconstitutional
seizures of the persons of the peple; and
the said act, by its express terms, confines
its operation to the upholding of the class
of uncons stitutional seizures, the whole sus-
pension attempted to be authorized by it,
and the whole act itself, are utterly void.
"That in the judgment of this General
Assembly, the saida is an alarming assault
upon the constitutional power Of the courts
and upon the liberty Of the people, without
any existing necessity to excuse it, and be-
yond the power Of any necessity to justify
it, and our Senators and Representatives
in Congress are earnestly urged to take the
first possibility and have it blotted from the
recordrd of our laws"
Both Houses adopted a resolution turning
over to the Confederate Government all pc
sons between the ages Of IL and Is and A.
and so years.
They also unanimously adopted aresol'
ton expressive of confidence in the Pres,-
dent, and thanks to the troops OF the ton-
tederate armies for re-enlisting for the war
The Legislature adjourned SINE die
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'',iO YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves BY certain practice in
dueed in when alone, habit frequently learned from
evil companions, at school, the effects Of which are
ders marriage impossible, and destroys both mind and
body, should apply imnedistely.
What pity that young man, the hope Of his ceun-
try the darling Of parents should be snAtched nom
Of devatng from the path Of nature and ndugng in
certain secret habit Such parsons MUST before con-
t.mp tatine
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-21

SUMMERS "GREAT IDEAw."-An inhuen
tial citizen of Msssachusett, who has COD,
tributed largely to the election Mr.. Sumner
10 the United States Senate, called on the
honorable gentleman, at his rooms, \ few
days ago, to inquire if he had attended TO a
certain matter which be had intrustrt 10
him. Mr.. Sumner lifted his eyes tempTa
rily from great speech by Henry Ward
Beecher, arose from his seat, wrapped the
drapery of his dressing gown around h'm
viewed his visitor through his glas-.s, and
replied: "No sir, have not time to attend
to sach matters am Devoted to great
deaw, SIR" The visitor departed, wishing
the great ideaw" in the bottom OF the At
sntic, if not further South.
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MARRIAGE.

reflect that sound mind and body the most neces-
ssry requisites to promote connubial happiness. In
deed, without these the joney through life becomes
weary pilgrimage the prospect hourly dartens to the
view; the mind becomes shadowed with despair and
sd with the melancholy rejection that the happiness
Of another becomes blighted with our own,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-21

His sponsors in baptism called member
of Congress from Indiana God-love Ortiz
1t was asking great deal.
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ICoOD FOR A COUGH OR A COLD,-Tan.
VI ner's Cough Mixture For sale at
GRAHAMS DRUG STORk..

A SAFE FAMILY MEDICINE.-Tspnsr's
n Liver Pills. Thorough, but gentle in their
operation, for sale at GRAHAMS, DRUGGISTS
mrl44tf l->- = ~ -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-21

THE undersigned having bought out Messrs
l. R. Sbeenfels Bro, will open new stock Of
Gents and Boys Clothing, and Gents Furnishing
Goods generally at the Storeroom occepied by Mr.
William Stoneman, Main Street. Centre Wheeling
and trust that by low prices, We will deserve 9
share Of generous public patronage. Our stock
will consist OF general assortment Of Coat: Pants
and Vests, Of all kinds and styles; Gents Under
shirts and Drawers, fIe Linen Shirt. Neck Ties
Hosiery and Gloves; in fact q complsss stock o.
everything. A. STEINFTELD CO.
apl-ly No 81, Main St. Centre wheeling
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DIsEAsE OF iRlPRUDENCE.

Whom the misguided and imprudsnt votary Of pleas
ure nds that he has mbbed the seeds Of this painful
d sease it too often happens that an itmed sense Of
shame or dread of dEooyery deters him from applying
to those Who from education and respectabilty. can
alone befriend him, delaying till the constitutional
symptoms Of this hord disease make their appearance
such as liberated sore throat diseased nose nocturnal
pains in the head and limbs dimness Of sight, deafness
nodes on the shin-bones and Arms, blotches the
head face and extremities, progressing with frghtfu
rapdity till at last the palate OF the mouth or the
bones Of the fall in, and the victim OF thus awful
disease becomes horrid object Of commseration, till
puts perod to his dreadful suerings, by send
ing him to .that Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns" r-.rr.n-.a
1t sa melancholy fact that thousands ia victims to
this be saase owing to the unskillfulness Of ig
uorant pretsndsrs Who the Of that Deadly Po,-
son. Mercury, ruin the constitution and make the resi-
due OF life miserable .-| E1EsaI t. Tr1I
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YOUNG MEN
. okGANIC WEAKNESS.

nm ediately Cured and Full Vigor Restored.
This Distressing Affection which renders LAie mser-
able and Marriage tne penalty Paid Dy ne
victims dulgences. Young persons are too
ant 10 Commit exessses from not beingavare dread
full ensue Nov who that under.
nrocreation 4 lost sooner by those falling into improp
er habits than by the PRUDENT Besides being deprived
Of the pleasure Of healthy offspring the most serious
and destructive symphonic both body and mind arse
tai functions Weakened, Loss OF Piocfeatiye Power
Nervous Irriability, Dyspepsia, Palplation OF the
Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, wasting
of the Frame Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
Ofiee No. Z south Frederick st.
Le hand side going from Baltimore street, few doors
from the corner. Fail not to observe name and num-
Der.
Letters mustbs paid and contain stamp The Doc
tors Diploma hangs in his office a..r
. CUpE wARRANTEDIN TWO DAYS
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JAMES SHRlvER,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
nFFroE, CAPITOL BUILDING, LINsLEY IN
~ STITUTE. jan27-6m.

STARCH.
so boxes Fox's Cincinnati Pearl Starch, just re-
eiyed and for sale by III. REILLY.
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y CARD.

n - y - 49,
I'nE undersigned haze entered ul2 90 Co-PltnrrsiIy
l under the style of C1mphe|!. Caldwell & co, -,
the parpose Of conuetgg tbs ulanuiaetUc2 a sale .i
STOVES, and the Foundry business generally, ans
also the mAulsIotuFe and sale oi Tin, COPPER AND
SHEET IRON WARE, wholesale and ryiui.
We have purchased the EhGLE IRON fotSDkl
and are operating It, and also have have haul
an assortment nj stoves Crates. HooNarc g.. COM
prsing the best patterns III We Invite attention
especially 10 our COOKING STOVES of which
have patterns for both Wool and Cotl that w. u,I.
recommend and wauan, 10 give entire satisfaction.
In the department OF Tin, Copper ma Sheet lipa-
ware We are anspy preparei fw thr Transaction ci d,
large business. Our facilities Tor the manufacture ut
work in this line are such that vrtn ON ~ orders Wit
dispatch.
fhvn, the alY utlse Of Thorough pctGt.cll sk
aud long experience ~ thn branches Of business AM
manufacture above mrutioned, We shall endcavor g.
merit and hope Ia rrcei liberal shar. OF patronage
Warehouses Al No. I" Main stree, near Baltimuf'
Depot AMI al D.. l6l Mann street, above puion s''',
GoBE Campbell,
h 2. Caldwell,
noyS1ti JOSEPH BELL.
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AZURE wARRANTEDINT TWO DA'
No Mrcgy on NaaSeo'" Drugs
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges IN the
United 6ates and the greater part OF whose NE mas
been spent in the hospitals of London. Paris Phsdel-
phia and elsewhere, has effected soms OF the most as
tonishins cures that ever known; many troubled
with ringing IN tho head and ears when asleep great
neryousnees bedne alarmed at sudden sounds, bash
fulness, with frequent blushing, attended sometimes
with arrangement Of mind, we're cared immediately.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-21

W. vail mInl,L MetniIs, as well other kinds cd
Oofius made Of tho best n8tarisls aud I'm the st..
ard most approved styles, ON short no,re
Having had au experience Of years IN the unirrta,
ng business. We hope, 10y atrict attention 10 busine
10 merit silro of public patronage ns u Is our intes-
ton to accommodate our r,Stom"rs 70 the utmost,
our ability.
mly . ~ FRIENp. < sos
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-23
THE PREsIDENr AND PsAOE.

IRON Ho it1itH
In December last President Lincoln issued
proclamation promising pardon TO every person
In rebellion against the GIyenmonG Of the
United Ststcs with c,rtlil speii cXcep.ionsl,
who would swear to support tue Constitution Of
the United States, ana au valid icts Of Congress
and prOclamaiions OF Tho Executive ia rog4ri 70
slaves. In tho message accompanying this docu-
ment the President took occ ,-On 10 say that Il
Was not intended, by specify ing these terms Of
restoration, to cXdudc al others.
at Is not sad,' be remarked, "ths' other
CLASSES and Oiher terms Than thuso dcsguarcd
will never be- ipcud,d.' AZ Ihay umc, tho Prcsi-
dent invited m, in rebellion to rG.urn 10 their
RlleRiaDCe. and promised pardon uu certain speed
fed cOnCitons-holdug himself perfectly tre 20
change aud modify those conditions q. any sub
sequCnt time, cOrdiuy 10 Bis own -guo Of luEice
ard public policy.
In "a previous correspondence with FCrnlnlO
Wood. President incolu had declared that when
ever any proposition, luokiLS O. the restoration
of peace, emanaiug from persons authorized and
competent 20 make II, should come 70 his know
ledge, il should meet with due consideration, and
should not be kept from the knowledge of the
American people. he has more recently had
occasion 10 act upon this assurance Upon infor-
nation fIOm quarter which he regarded as
entitled TO Respect he has given an assurance to
the whole country that
ANY proposition which embraces the restoration
peace the integrity OF the whole unJn and the ABANDON
nent Of slavery and hch comes by and with authority
that can control the armies at against the United
States, will be receiver and considered by the Executive
Government of the United States, and will be met by
liberal tei subs anAl and collateral points and the
bearer or bearers thereof shan have sale oondGet both
ways"
This declaration reafiirns and reinforces the
Presidents strong desire for the termination OF
the war. That desire is one which is most pro-
foundly shared by the whole country. Without
making any point as TO which section desires OF
needs il most, we believe that the sincere and
heartfelt longing Of the great mass of the Ameri-
can people, IN every State and in every part OF
the country, is for the restoration Of peace. The
President can express no desire for that result
which the great body Of the people VIII not echo
and Teafirm.
He can take no step consistent with his conSti-
tutional duty, towards opening the way toT
securing Il, which they will not sanction The
time has gone by when questions OF mere form
and etiquette can stand in the way. There may
and will be wide differences of opinion as 20 the
terms and conditions on which peace Is desirable
Or admissible; but there Is almost none as b
the readiness Of the people to canvass thos'
conditions, and 70 seek earnestly for some just
Aad stable grouad OF peace.
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PROPOSALS..
DRoposALs FoR RATION
lvAnrEmfAsr Ms OrptcE,
US. NAmsF CoRrs,

CvlnrEmtAsrys's OvrtcS.
L. g. MAmsF CoRrs,
WtsHlSoruN, ,July 10, 80.
Sealed Proposals will be received at thii office nnul
oeooA r lh da Of Aasgsi ne 5T 5 wTnsins
stations, until thc sist December, lssi, Wiz
BIO MN, New Ncrk-
WaAhiugu N, District OF Columbia. - .
Esch ration TO consist Of three ounbs OF Pounl os
tori and fourth pounds or fresh OF SAT-
beet cghoou Of bread or tour or rwtvc ounce,
OF 9ard 6I,se 9nG spd iye i Cb snst l beams
or IN lieu tnuyOi ten pounds OF nti % ue l feol'
twi terve h. one hudrcd aud any ounce, OF des,ira
and one hundcd ounces Vt mi sod vcgott
Ls ZEN p.undsu Uoueo orn upu thereon one dhd haI
Tourds OF teas hnccn pounds q 'usari ionr glT,s o.
tncrsr oInd OF sperm candos, or one hni onrn
pound. ofndbmat tine oaNde- or one aud hali pounds
Is, aious bc dcllvcrcl upon tue order Of the Com
raudlrg Occr ofcach stW0ui the ncsn beef ctncr ia
huk cr by the single ration OF good qusiy WIN an i9H
proportion of The tore nid hind Qu.rt"r, neck sud KID
the nour ct,ra supcrhuc he 90 g. 1000 RI the suaar
guod New ORLEANS or it 'qu yslnt ani Tue beans Nno-
Al tids musi bt accompanied by tho following guar
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
Tho understand - e.. IA the state Of ---, and
- Of - In Ire Siais of -, huruhy guaraptoc that In
case The foregolns "a Of - Tor ratons, above 10
he receipt Of the contract ts post o e named execute
the contract or the same, with good aud sufficient seeuu
coutact as aiorcsad ~ guarantee 70 make COED tho dl
ference between the offer Of tho said - --- aud that
WI" Wnnessy es'y w ''''''''' An, Gaanu.or.
II = ~ 'tuathuhoIs
----, 1a5-,
Ihrtby certify that the above named ----- ar,
inGvu 70 me As men ofpropeiN aud aoe 70 MAKE good
l their guarantee
To be- signed BY the Untci 3tat,s District Judge, United
/ States District attorney, Col ectOr.
HoproI ossl viii bo considered unless accompanied b
] the above guarantee,
Erwspsrers authorzcd N publish the above will son'
the paper containing the Insertion 10 hs oce for cN
az inaton.
Propotnis 60 be cndorsed Proposals for Rations 10
. 1885,, /" and addressed 70 the undersigned. -
/ jyla-,uths6t Major and Quartermas'og'
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Joseph Dunham, OF Edgar oEn Massachu-
setts. has succeeded after four weeks labor, uo-
aiced by a single hand, in closing the new open
ipe Of Great Pond ia T. lgWtown, which was ma
lieiously cut across the beach by unknown per-
sops in tho night time, causing tho ruin Of an pN-
t,r,Nc herring fishery which bld been carried
on Nc the natural outlet of the pond. The fishery
wa. valutd ut nineteen thousand dollars year.
The POND covers more than siNtccu hundred
acres. and the chauucl closed by Mr. Ddublm
was toure,n DDS wide, AMI i've feet deep, with
q swift and poVo fui current at hall-tide,
"A lo,a woman Ia Vermont writes to the
Surgf,d Republican To- reply to tue suggcs-
u,u That vumcu cannot be happy without those
p,rsoual attentions which arc paid as uu aC,uOw-
ledruCnt Of the taste and elegance Of their attire.
She says
1 "Wo are ourself very plain woman. and In
| humble cutC have made alOug the wuoIe Jiur-
| ne, from Central lunOi- TO Boston, yet never
wanied any necessary attention. AZ s;etmoo u
landings railfo ID satiOus, aud Ia trs-Casa lOtel'
| have never been treated suucrcliously ur imp
| Htcly. Our garments have never been htr"se
| than exceeding plain, yet we have always been
| able 70 convince uthCrs there was "a W'm "a IN
/ them, and so compelled a due dcicrencc.'
Colonel r. d. Musssy, commander Of d
COluiCu regiment III NA'h'l lS' iS'"'N" " P'''''"
invitation to join the Fourth OF July parade Ia
Nashville became his regiment was excluded
from the parade. In an indignant letter u th'
committee he says
81 do not think my proseRco would be pleas
urahlC' TO you. | know yours would not be t'
me 70 Ion < Ms You mike distinctions hetSeeu thi
defenders Of their country, which are alike dis
creditabe 20 your humanity, your patriotism, an'
your Christianity; di tncions which show tha
you do not know the letter nor comortheud Ga
spirit of tho document whose ratification yo
piOpose 10 celebrate or that, knowing aud CON
| pretending both letter aud spirit, you designed
| Ignore the one and violate the other.'
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OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND

PHILADELPHIA, July 20, 1884.
Scaled Proposals win be rcoeired At tls othce unu
the huyiktt arsenal the f1iowins articles, VIZ
aav blue Kuracy, army standard, y NJ % Wide, 90 DO
made from pure wool, and Tree from 5hodly
Biuc lnnuei Sack Goats
naNerstC X, linen, pan cd.
blankets. vuCanlSed India Rubber or duta Pereha,for
Roots ITO be sewcd BY hand or machinery, bat f BY
and machinery, 10 be doub.o-solod' wthou.
'HS., Sium., arti cry 4 aud full size.
General Hospital rlaH~.
Company order Books
Company Desc1p I've Books,
Rprimenta General order hooh',
irlSde Diyision aud II osdloarter hooks, VIZ
brigade Lc'tots received.
Briraa Letter,
Iliignde Oroer.
An tIo Ebogc articles % be Of army standard.
ALSO,
Linen Gtuinqs; samples required,
Army standard samples Of eAoh o. thg Hoove ett!.9s
be socn a. this ohivc TO which uehNetlea hus' T"s
I,dcrs must state In their proposals the prcc (Which
must ba given In writing we'll IN hgufetD Aul aiO
the uu antlty and inns Of delivery.
Zach bio must be Ru-rAnseed by two rosponsh'e per
sons whose sgnatures must he appended q tno subhn
tee aud certified e being good and sufficient security
the Involved BY some public tunctohLy OF the
lids FROM dsrauas CONTRACTOR, and those that DO not
fty comply uph the requirements OF ths adVor'emsn'
/ UfN H0t hc cOU'tdsTtd, - -. -,
guarantc, Required on each ia, be had apPcaot
AZ this office and others, which do not eb ace th
guarantee viii be considered; nor VIII any proge ~ o.
considered which docs not strictly conform 10 th7 require
Pias must SS endorsed 'proposais Army Supplies
| stating the article bid for.
g.. CROsMAS,
| Iy2lN Assistant ousrermsster Goneral,U S.A.
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CUBSIsTENCB OFFICE, UNITED STATES

~ Army, No. 20 sol III steet, - -, -.
BALTIMORE Nd, July i9. lDs.
Sealed rToe,sns 'T dsghqte win be rsoetysd eye a. ths
nlsllEs the United States subsstsocs Department
TouR THOUSAND taOoo, HEAD OF BEEF car
TiE sh the foc delyered At tho catlle scales.
Bslmoe, ad 70 lots o. s2, one teoass1d each esSsy
srrya a tho sSgs1se q the s9n,ae0r Tae @iss
Weiaht al ang short Of 400 one Thousand pounds
gr ght, bulls, stags, oxen. Cows u,tfers, an0
dcdociion Of ten 90, pounds win be made frOm the
We sast steer aeefP "a nnaSr his c9n,rAe pro
han bvl being he'd, or Is not weighed imme-
clatcly srOr removal IRON theears.
Bl nj forms Tor proposals can be had on aDpuoa-
ton At thus Oiiee, eher IN person. bS mai or teio-
graph .,..,..
enc amin al separAto u s a2pesrsHee nao ass ,css
pense OF weighing VII be paid BY the party errhg IN iad
Facb hid 10 secure confederation, contain a
writon guarantee Of two responsible persons as fob
,of the County Of "a State ,I, Sf =; DO hereby
gusrahee thn. Is !oI ase sSe Ne q % iIh NM SSstItl
and sbogid us (or taes lroposlon oe accepted, he oa
hSgl,h and We are prepared TO become his securities,
giving good and sufficient bonds for It's fulAment.
s oH Il eerSeate Of The cleTs q shs nearest Distr
Govt the United States District Attorney, 20 b. en-
Bdders must be present TO respond to their bids, and
prepared 70 give bonds and sign the contract before eaV-
be GoSernment reserves to itself right 10 reject any
rsyssts 10 be- made AFTER each delivery in such nda
as may hAndi none on hand, TO be made as soon
Peeos Ss must be endorsed distinctly "PRoPesA ALB
FtR BFEF CATTLE and addressed 20 "Cap tain j. n.
ia bId i in ths name " nT, lheir names and thslu
peat address must aPpeaT oE the5 WIN not be con-
Each person or Cvery rasrbsr Of arm oaerins pro-
Cned atates Government, n he has not already med go
lT 5ds soi complying strictly piA sAs tsrMs ef 80
reftlSeaeRl Wth Be rejected.
4 e.nf.tn and Il. n. IL X. "A.