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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16
Order OI Publication.

Hugh Mcdonald non resilient of he State CT
Kan as, wi | rake notice that G'IstavuI kutter
of he county Of NcwYo k and State of New YoI K,
d d on the Ii day Of March, A. ID. >64. file hi'
pert on in the Second Jud cfal Dist let Court o.
the S ate of Kansas sitting wi hin and for Mar
sh,ll county. W tn Va. hing'nn, b:rlev and Re
pubic Counties in the said Stite # klusls
attached for judicial purposes, setting forh
hat the sad Hugh McDona d execu'ed and
delivered a mortgage to the said Gu-tavu'
Kut:er, on the north half of the southwest
quarter, aud the south half Of the noribwes'
au,rter of sect on number fhiriy-four (34 IN
township number four A., s,utn of range uur-
ber seven }, east Of the SIKH principal nefi-
dian, situate in the said Marshall county. and
state of Kansas. TO secure Tie payment Of Cue
hundred and fifty doll.rs, with interest the con
at the rate of twenty per cent. per annum na'1
paid from the 3rd day of August, a. ID 1sbli
according to the tenor and effect Of a certain
note referred u in said petition and mortgage
and prayiDg that judgment be rendered aguiIst
the said Hugh Mcdonald for The -ai1 sal now
claimed TO be due, and The interest thereon, anG
the sum of thirty dollars being tne amonntPa
for the redemption Of said prem ses firm tax
sales, and the further sum of fifty do lars as
liauidated damag ges for force esure Of said mort
gage; and said petition further pray; that said
premises be ordered to he -o'd 10 pay the same
The sid Hugh Mcdonald is further notihei 'ha;
he is required TO appear an answer said petl-
tion on or before the 10Th day of Nav, A. D.
1864 or judgment will ne taken against him o.
default GUSTAVUS ho
by Brumhau-h s Bollinge-, his -.ttorneys
Dated March 18th 1S64.-5l-It
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

The recent city election in Leavenworih
was an exciting and disgraceful affair.
Brute force was brought into requisition
BY Mcdowell and his backcrs and he.was
elected. It is not our fight, and conse-
quently. with hands in our pockets, we can
sand by and cry with the clown, "le, 'em
fight" But notwilhsia ndins our disinter-
estedness we must say it is disgrace to
our State to have such rows as transpired
at tho Leavenworth election, and to have
q Colonel of the q. s. army, like Jenni.
son, as ringleader.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

Secret agents in the interest Of Carney
are travelling. the country endeavoring to
consummaie measures 10 corrupt and be-
tray the people. In approaching s!rane-
er they manifest utter ignorance in regard
to Kansas politics, find out the standing
and general sentiments Of the persons they
meet, and if such persons are non-com-
initial or are open to Establishments and
promises they make them, if not they re-
tire.-Nemaha Courier.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16
The Mails Again.

We have had one eastern mail this week
1t came with no explanation, and no ex-
cuse. We have taken pains to find out
who is to blame, and can trace the source
Of our trouble as far down east asa aAtchi.
son. The Overland Company is not to
blame, neither is Mr.. Guit.ard. who brings
it from his place. The coaches bring the
sack every time it is furnished them by
the Post t-master at Atchison, and Mr. Cult.
tard brings it as soon as it arrives at bis
place. Either the Postmaster at Atchi-
son fails to pu, j. on board or the sack is
not sent down from St. Joseph. How is
i.7 W. don't want to be fooled any more
this way. Let US know the evil and it
shall be remedied. The mail had accu.
mulated at the other end of,the route to
such an extent that is was sent up in two
large sacks, and one of them was an ordi.
nary canvass sack, fastened with string.
This was all the fastening. .Thiuk of
that. Ho do you like to have Your mail
run the gauntlet of inquisitive persons be.
tween here and the river, with no protec.
ton but an ordinary sack tied with a tow
strino
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

County WARRAsrs.-We learn that
our County Treasurer refuses to take
County Warrants over three years old in
payment of taxes. We regret this action
on the part of county officer. The man
who has waited for his pay until bis order
is outlawed should not loose by the rapu-
dia'ion Of county officer. 1t is the gen.
eral opinion that such warrants cannot be
sued, hence it looks now as if the holders
of several thousand dollars worth of our
warrants are in fair way to loose them.
Troy Investigator
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

MIscEGENATIoy-This word has re.
Gently oeen introduced into politics. 1t is
scientific term, meaning the minging Of
two races-mQre especia Iy Africans and
their descendants with white folks. ],
has beena favorite diversion of the F. F
of Virginia. The axiom, '.there's no &C.
counting for tastes,," is supposed to have
originated In it.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

SAINT series of .dven,ures and hair breadth
escapes, enough in themselves to fHa vol
ume.
We are happy to state, however. that m
this case heroic love met with its deserved
reward, and Cecile Chate On at last became
the wife of Eugene St. Renaud. But she
was, alas the last of her house-her poor
mother and sister having meantime fallen
victims to the human monsters that del
uged the fair land of France with blood.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

The counties of Do',iphan, Brown, Ne.
maha, Marshall, Washington, Republic,
Shirley, Pottawottomis and Jackson. cou.
s,itute the 2nd Brigade District Head
quarters at Seneca. Brigadier General
Byron Sherry.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

"FLAG of the free hearts hope and home,
By angel hands to valor given;
Thy stars have lit the welkin dome,
And all thy hues were born of heaven.
FOREVER FLOAT THAT STANDARD ShEETl
Where breathes the foe but tails before us
With Freedoms soil benearh our feet
And Freedoms banner streaming o'er US.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

Since Longstreet's retreat from East
Tennessee, Union citizens who had been
driven from their homes are returning by
the score. Farmers expect to put in their
spring crop. The people believe that
Longstree, has given a final farewell to
East Tennessee.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16
AWOrd to those who Sustain the
Fraud.

Those papers and men through the
"Nortbern Tier" who endorse the action
of the Legislature in electing u S. SEN
ator last winter, still persist in saying that
the issue is not between the people and
Governor Carney, but between Senator
Lane and Governor Carney. This we de.
ny, and everybody but q biased politician
will deny. And the principle argument
against Senator Lane is '.he has done moth
ing for Northern Kansas Now we do
not wish 10 be driven to take up the cud-
gel for Senator Lane. as we believe him
able to fight his own battles, but for fear
you may overlook some things we will call
your attention to few facts.
His duty as loyal Senator from loyal
Kansas, was to do everything in his pow
er to suppress the rebellion, and to assis,
Kansas in doing her duty end her whole
duty in the work of maintaining our na:
tionali,y.-This he has done, and in so do.
ing he has as much represented Northern
Kansas as any portion of the State. Dur.
Ing the present struggle We could not ex-
pect the mate rial interests of the State, or
any portion Of it, to be developed, or even
looked after; it is enough to know that
the State is putting forth lis strength and
wealth in the effort to preserve the Union.
Hence all o,her things may be considered
at stand still But now tn It there is
prospect of finally crushing the rebellion ::
now the. our armies are larger, and Gen.
erals better, and the rebel army smaller
and the Confederacy poorer than ever be-
fore now that freedoms light glimmers
family through great rents in the black
and threatening war cloud now that we
have hope that country vii! be left to
US, to love, to develope to improve: now,
we may say. We may think, it is proper to
iOOA W Out ldI lUtCIEslSs
AS we denied at first, for the sake of ar
gument We will admit tha, the contest is
between Lane aud Carney. and then what
have you 10 gaio by supporting Carney Z
At the least calculation is ii not year and
a half before he can have any influence at
and even longer than that be.
fore he stands upon the aoor of Congress,
TO work for or against uss (These ques-
lions We ask on the supposilion that he is
slec'ed next winter, for nobody supposes
hat last winters election does him any
good, no, even his own friends.) In the
mean time is not Senator Lane friendly to
Northern Kansas 2 Is he not already at
WORK for our Ra ilroad interests? And
what greater favor has Northern Kansas to
lsk than that Railroad should be built
rom the Missouri river through the center
# the Northern Tier? We can assure
'ur friends of Marshall and Washington
counties, and ia fact the whole Northern
Tier, their interests are being looked after
q Congress at the present time in man
er tney n.yer have been before. We are
ot at liberty to state just now Of wha,
hose movements particularly consist, but
f the first day Of July, 1864, don't prove
he truth of our intimatlons, then W.
ave been fooled and you can have things
our own wav for all of us
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16
Washington County Emigrants

W 8SU10StO0 OVO0tJ E101S aUtS.
We are pleased TO notice quite an inAux
Of emigration to Washington county this
spring. Some forty families are going in
there this spring and summer. There has
a good many already arrived. They come
with cattle. plows, sheep, chickens, &c.,
all ready to make themselves at home at
once. Washington is a splendid county.
and offers remarkable inducements to en-.
igrants.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

The rebel sa.-works at St. Monks, Flor.
ida, seven miles in extent, and having
connected with them 800 kettles, 10 fur
naces' and 165 buildings, were destroyed
by naval expr dition short time since
The loss TO the rebels is estimated at two
millions of dollars.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

The New York Herald says: 1t is ros-
itively asserted as fact that number Of
prominen, rebels and secesh sympathizers
are prepared to accept titles of nobility
from MaximilIian l.. of Mexico, and that
one-ex-Senator Gwin-has already been
created duke.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

Whereupon j. Mohbacher, J d. Brum.
baugh, Wn. Henry, VIM. McCloskey, p
Hu,chison. and 0. c Horr, were declared
elected delegates from Marysvile Town
ship.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

A despatch was received from Ft. Smith
yesterday, stating that all the troops sta.
toned at that place had gone South, ex-
cept the Kansas Thirteenth and the Sec.
ond Kansas sbattery.-Bu1Iefin.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

Mrs. Lucre,ia Clay, relict of Henry
Clay, died on the 9th of April. at the resi-
dence of her son. Hon. John NJ. CIav.
near Lexington, Ky, after an illness al
most entirely unattended with pain, aged
SO years.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

One of Quantrell's band was recently
arrested in St. Paul Minnesota. where he
was engaged as porter in q hotel. He
" now at St. Louis, to be tried BY q Mill.
tary Court Martial.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

Negroes are getting cheap in Maryland.
Three were sold in Frederick one day last
morth-one slave girl eight years old
bringing 81, one woman S15. and woman
and child S25.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

The Ladies of the Soldiers Aid Socie.
fy' OF Livingston county. New York, re.
Gently purchased mommo,h OK. weighing
$500 pounds, and presented it to the Me.
tropolitan Sanitary Fair in New York
CITY.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

Tle Missouri has run down so low that
it don't look as espectable as small duck
pond. 1t is very near "played OUT There
Is scarcely water enough in it to float a
wash tub. Times.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

Commissioner Ould has given assurance
to General Butler tha, the body of Colonel
DahIgren will soon be given up 10 his
father.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

BOLD RoBBERY.-Mr Ellinger, living
but few miles from Mt Pleasant, in this
county. was Robbed on Friday night Of
last week, of So 3,0O0.-Atchison Cbomn;ou
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

Col. Clayton, With bis regiment, the 5,h
Kansas. has been clearing out the rebels
below Little Rock, Ark.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

Two locomotives are in use on the Union
Pacific Railroad, aud the track is already
laid down eight miles up the Kaw-Con.
serUatiUe
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

Senator Lane delivered good Admin.
issratioo speech, March 80, before the
Union Lincoln Campaign Club, at Coop
ers institute, New York.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

The o. S. District Court, Judge Della,
Say presiding. commenced its regular
spring Term, last Monday, in Topeka.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16
.u;7l Seat For Sale,

have frsr-cass HIl Privilege on my Farm. On 'n'
Rio Rim. River aI,ur on- mile .bovr 0stoe want 70
srii the situation .o .me that will improve it, Or
Will take As partner, for IN, purpose of putting up
Mill son,e god man th little capital For fnrther
partulars enquire Il EC. Manning, at MarysvIle or
III. subscriber hs farm above 0xst~, M.rsna cern'
Kansas A-SDAn~
Nov. . 1s63.-H
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

The Copperheads in Coles County, Iii.
nois, have entirely subsided.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

PREMIUM ON COUNTY SCRIP.
Ii PERSONS WHO OWED NE PkEsioGs =.
n January Let, 1sss, pay ms nov w,,n Sngp"
Srcip at ten per cent premium. - AAe 49,
-NDWtlA AaUDe = 06o-A
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New York Market

NV TozE, Jan. 3.
Cotton firm aad decidedly more active a,
s+tasS+4 fos uiddIi1zs sad apIaads. The
bulk Of the sales are for future delivery.
F!oar-opened q1Ief, closed with bet
ter demand and rather drm=r Eithour zuT
change IN prices
Whiskey-uusst;led At s44GS5-
Wheat-irn. fair demand. chiefly for
export Al 81 5=CdgI 81 Chicago Spring 81 ).
a 50; MH~Gakis cIGb 81 5sGI 5ql:
Amber AiIwAukie choice lots held AZ 81 IS.
for common red state 81 63GGL 81; winter
red Eesteru 81 6s8I ~ AMBER Michigan
81 ST.
White western earn meal active At Ia
e higher, 81 2+8I2 for shipping mixed
western II store.
Oats more active Rad lie higher At S2G
- for SesisTn- tie latter an extreme price.
wool hrul, wiki nothing E4ny mouzn-
Ps'solsan quiet reaaed il bond at 476
AZ
Pork duU. heavy aadIorzr At SIs 3 for
mess ST. IS for Obi mess, S22 tor new
mess; also 500 bols ness for February
baye- a. $40 . aad 500 obls. new mess for
June at So; bacon sides quiet a. I04IT IoZ.
western Cumberland cut dressed hogs duiI
Al Stas3 tor western aai 10 tor city
Lard dull and heaTy, and shade easier,
AZ l3GLI5ss includisg q susu lot Of prime
kettle rendered ~ 81
Butter i'm
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Notice to Subscribers.


~SA0 RAILROAD AccIozsr--Tne mail
;,sia over the Baltimore I1d Ohio R.ilroad
coming vest met With "a accident near
Roziezburgh, about u O'clock OF FridaE
night Osing - defective rail the last
car aud tie sleeping car were thrava-of
the track The balance 1t the train passed
ever safely The sleeping car upset down
~ sn5ank1ent, falling distance Of about
;Geiye feet The passengers we're asleep
AZ :h= tine, aad we're thrown abour the
cars II violent ma5ger D. the shock.
NJ Doualsou, the conductor Of the alsep-
i=E car, vas lying asleep VIII hLz legs
hanging over the back ct the seat IN trout
q hin A. the car turred over one Of his
-=gz caught IN the vizdow asd vas sap
7ed OF Ike reed AZ the ankle. The limb
.as aaPu-aced On the spot Lieut. Pain
= Of WelLs6u-gh- vas an occupant Of the
sleeping car He Vas suffering severely
nom wound il the leg received At tue
oasts Of Gettyz5urga, and L so happened
max oua Of the seats Of the car vas thrown
QPon the wounded limb, causing al addi-
:soaz. and painful injury. Ma. Wells, Of the
-5ta West Virginia Iaaatry, received
cl' i me hack Of the head xaica Il z=r7
painful, but rot serious. Several other
persons we're slightly euE aad scratched
NJ West, 4 brakeman On the Sleeping
~ VS. Standing On the platform of the
-, aot ~az tcuod =: lis post AFTER the
ae-ll=at occurred. NJ. D5ualsou vas \
W! accommodating and efficient maa,
All Ne haz tie sympathy OF all who know
an II ais Rizfortaa=. OaIy adour "a
1o0F before he accident, he szd kindly vol
1ateered 70 remove Lieut.. Pztmer's boots.
aud n4aiisztsi naca consideration aad
kiatasza :or The zoga3et soldier. The
AL E1sea sz1sed tie accident was broken
Il 10 os sa-se pieces, aud Is supposed
HA7sos 'zaier=t tefse,Ire By lha uea,h =
e The Passengers arrived in this city
o. Saturday morning
8 We -zgr=; % Learn shat Mr. Don
ASA -.ei a. 5 O'Clock on Saturday eve
nag
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Prom Chattanooea.

chattanooga, Jan. 23.-Trains are run
ming regularly between Nashville and Chat
taaoogo-
Gen HeCauuu has arrived With one
thousand mechanics aud Eaborers, aud the
work of building the railroad will be com
meueed AZ once
As the supplies are accunuisriug. the
authorities coumeaced Issuing fun rations
to-day
4 large member of veteran volunteers
have lei: The army, bit the balance OF
power Is maintained by raw recruits from
the North aud deserters IRON tue South
SeFera! hundred recruits came down this
morning, sad OF Monday cue haudred asd
1fty rebels deserted
Tie rebel army Is il its old position AZ
Dattou, aud Is believed 70 number no mere
than 10000 The Tennessee aad Ken
lucky troops are eauped in the centre, IN
der guard Il Is positively known taa;
ihey are killing their best mules for sub
sisteuce.
Gen Grant came TO the front this morn
ing.
Gen judah left Knoxville 70 resume
command OF his old division il the sd
corps
Surgeon e s. Fewets has 6eea assigned
6g Gen Gran: as NzdicaI Director Of the
Department OF Ohio, to report to Gen. Eos
ter il tie field
No Demonstrations recently o. the rebels.
The guerTillAs are quiet
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TO CAPITALISTS.

REES6 phy.icaIFy da.abTsd e H+1l16ing = Hc-
Il tive 6usinA VII u15eF lie raeelE rugzh-
riC1I Of The HFslEury DepGr cmSEE Ehieh nay be
obtained 81 W P. NeiiE1- STPsTI1Et n5e1f nd tps-
Ia AZsrr. CfrercAEi, Ohio, lGsa Sr tsra Of
yzszs. ES.zz=zA pt1n.EE51n- n NAlEsoa PAriah
Lo1isian1 he STATE csls-s 81 over 6oe0 sc-eI Of
he bsIr c5tscu lad he usual product OF the cul-
rlTa:sd pa-z beia< thlC s81d bAfez Of sotr1u- 4
~ Eiz b0usa, viii aE NH ArrAched, Sr5cCed ~
-ust u $55; SrSeSss hLCse- ne. 70 houses rzsf
5=-es- Wi-a furniture, ban, ss8AIeA eura fTbs Is
:=ras TLEh shszs. p -<hE tabeE Wheels. a. Tlu
= i0U1G uPon ths asrAss-
= TezPcD7st= party, va c1a Command the
- VII E8cr5 AZ Spportaaisy E1r frtsreEr 4pou
-v=sr2sCEG- rHrsly obEztEsd- Letter. for the sexr
z-- E=skz nay he 8ddrs8ed 70 re, VhcklburR
aszs-Epgi- c1rG q CcmnaEdnuFof TIE PSEC
SHERR4RD CHINESE
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CIScSSATE. jan 24--Jaues Mclean a.
old citizen died YESTERDAY evening
l dispatch says, Capt. Ekiu, stat officer
from Knoxville. arrived o TaGrsiay week
ago, AID brings information that Long
street was reinforG with % GOO uea aud
adT4aciug o. Knoxville. pusti1E Changers
forces before him Il Is taouzhI our s-mT
viii be compelled to fall back to the en-
t-eucbnencs ~ Knoxville
Il Is reported that Jodc Aqrgar Is At
the head OF 5000 to mike movement 70
cut OF communication between EuozziIIe
z16 Chattanooga. o. raid iotC Es1rcekT.
The 6Ih New hampshire arrived here
yesterday. The IU9th Pennsylvania, 18Th,
66th and 5Tth Illinois have srrI7ed a. Lou
isFIIle.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
C8IE4 0UARTERAAsrKRrs oF71cR
DERA2EHEI o. = EsT yESSrJ1A
CCNEEaLl n NJ I.nnaH "a e

SRALRO PROPOSALS Ar invited f-z,, tn. =,
- TINE oE Ehs zaeerzg1ed for supplying the Quar-
virginia AZ GalEpoGA, Ohio, FazksrzburZ AID
nAseE1S, ~ Va, And the several DepoEa On tie
ClAckseG-g. Grafton. New Greek. Cumberia1d N.T-
Snseur<, HA-PsEs Ferry, Beriir, Puiat OF Rocks
AID including HazerseoSn aud FFsiarScE CirT ~ ,
SLaE-
ssts I'll Be rsceived fer the delivery aftrse than
sand sSpool bEAhels df Cura OF Oar1 nd dffT $50
tons Of Hay Cr str15 AID Upwards, Had must Be se-
eomPaaied BY copy u this advertisement
BldceE1 mEs< srArs A. TaiEh Of the above named
points hey propose 70 make del7Ter5e4 and the
rat&s Al which they VII make deliveries thersar
tas Ga.aEEes Of Zach article proposed 70 be 4sTv-
sred- the tine Whsn aid delivery sbaII b. zom-
me1eed ard Eh=a 70 be eouplsted
An deiEI=res mast be promptly made within the
me and tor The Quantities proposed AID accepted
70 insure prompt sstrienecE raErsfur
bid.- ~ ne
Corr - be put up IN good ssaur sacks Of abyr+ ro
bushels each; OAzs IA Ike sacks Of abour tsras
bushels each; the sAekS 70 be furnished Utrhout
exfE4 ch rye % the Government; the hay aud straw
An articles 5ersd uadsr The bids herein invited
IN Dc subject % \ rEit Inspection BY Govern
nsnt losps=c-1E- before being accs5red
CDnrr1cra vii be GTArced rom tine 70 tine
q the tow='t r=pOusi5ls bidder, - The iassr-
20 p ne SEoLsr slsni nay rslRire' Had payments
shall have been delivered and a-S soeA,t
No bids VIII be eonsidsr=d from 1a-ises Who have
f41tS4 heTetotora - eoaPiy With their eaatr4rrG-
or sxSeedTnZ thAt sCm an5E be accom- panied bE 4
{uAr4AFT- signed By two r=sporRhEs persons shat
n a ne Do = accepted ne OK they VII within
s'0e aA1e1s execute ne contract for the sane
Win god aad su-hczeat sursCie5 in sun edaaI N
amount % the amount q the contracts - derTzr
1SIAs= PROPOSE n Conformity With the terms Of
ms Advertisement, aud II = bidder shall All
= enter INTO the oJutr7cT Eney 70 make good The
a1eSenes SetTeen he cHer Of ssid bidder Gud .hs
lsx- Lowest r=soOGsib bidder CT The persor 70 WON
The SoUcracT nay be AWARDED
Cas Te-PccshtiEy Of he g1A-aut5rz 11usE be shown
- 6aH
J1dge CT AEsor1ey- C0Iees0r Of Customs. or oshe-
G=Teranent ar1caAl, some repoEaibLs person
kaoTn hy This JtTice
All bidders I'LL De 4uIv Notified IT tta ,ro-,t,,..
Sr reIscEou Of their proposals.
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