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ORDEE Of NOTICE If SETTLEMENT
POLLY uEATuS ESTATE

POLLY uEATI'S ESTATE
AT Probate Court held AT St unShury sal! district
on the 81 day OF October A, ID lot4.
Whereas. Lemuei F. Richardson. administrator.
on the estate OF POLLY HEATH, late OF Groton,
in SAID district, deceased proposes to render
count Oi hin administration and IL present his
count against said estate for examination and allowance
the purpose ot making PARTITION and distribution the
residue OF said estate, under decree of said court among
the persons who are by Law entitled 10 the Ii l.
therefore urtcred 10y said court that the same under
consideration and be heard at The Probate Office. St
JUh>hurv. on the 18th day of Oct A. ID. >6i. And II
hereof by publication of copy OF the record oil this
order IN the Caedunian printed at St J0hnshury three
weeks successfully previous to said time of hearing,
that they appear and contest the allowance OF said
account, il they cause and also he heard 10y said
court in tie matter OF partition and distribution of said
estate.
BY the court,
Attest, ASA L. FRENCH, Judge.
true copy OF record.
1871 Attest. ASA L.FRENCH Judge.
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Hair tGl}tRQ off after q TLphOid Ferer.

GENTS i an under great obligation IN yUu for your
Hair Ra>Or alive, II worked u complete cure in my
After had the typhoid fever, Is usual in such
cases my hair became apparently leies and quite faded
1t had begun To fall oil very freely, when learned that
yor preparation would stay it. tried it, ard contrary TO
Ideas i0uni tila. commenced TO appyt, a
change took place In its appearance. ard In short
time the falling of was stOpUed entirely; my hair agai
ASSUMED its "onted COiUr and fresh and good
take pleasure III recommending il to Others.
CIV GARDNER, Merchant.
Manchester, n. II, May6,
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BIRTHS.

In Cabot, Aug %, daughter to Horace and
Charity Morse Aug. %, a son to Ira and Emily
iiaines: Sept 10, daughter to John III. and
Carrie l.. Fisher Sept. %, daughter to Almon
and Mary jackson.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
HENRY UI-DSON,S ESTATE

The Subscribers having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court the district Caledonia commissioners
to receive examine and adjus. all claims and demands
oil all persons, against the estate OF Henry Hudson,
late of Newark said district, deceased represent
ed insovent and the term Of months from the Ist
nav nf 1904. heing allow Il by said court 10 the
creditors said deceased TO exhibit nd prove their re-
spectve claims before give notice that we will attend
to the duties of appointment the lwelirhose OF
widow Sarah Hudson ia Newark in said district ON the
5th day of November and lst Mon lay OF April at o'clock
In the afternoon each OF said days
CHAS. Z. NEW ELL. l,
1921 WM. NJ. SMITH. SCourS
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The Remedy is Found in this Preparation
Read the fOlloWing:

MANCHESTER, n. H., April z, 1854.
WALLACE& Co.. SIEs:-My hair has been quite grey for
several years and had caused much trouble by falling
oil have used mary of the popular hair preparations
the market and none OF them have ever given me any
satisfaction, short time since commenced trial OF
your German Hair Restorative and am happy TO state
thatit has Tar exceeded my expectations. have not
yc' used fun! bottle but my hair has ceased falling
off, and is tered 10 the color my younger days my
head is moreover free from dandru would cheer
fully recommend your preparation TO all those who are
seeking genuine hair restorative.
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GEN. MCCLELLAN.

Mag I.fc.I LII SIZE Bust Portrait The most cor
rect likene,> c"er published.
Artists Proofs. = India pTutf> g Prints -
AGENTS wanted Copies sent by maj carefully rolled. on
r, ceipt Of iiic Catalogues other publications ui
PICTURES Md> Phu"srapitS &C. IN application to
~ fORDS RI B.iSiiING HOUSE. 3l3 Washington
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. OLD MAIL LINE STEAM s. Only line via Panama
Rain sai 81. 18th. and 25i If eacn month Tickets
htfth' and HtLlerbon> secured al the Old Established
Agency Office, 10 Broad ST Boston.
&. l.. BARIIETT 4 20 Arenrs
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Arrest and Escape.

Vim. Carr Of Lunenburg was arrested for
breaking into the house of Chester Dodge
and stealing provisions, silver and clothing.
when the family were away. Said goods
7.re found in Carr's possession, and the
roof seemed sufficient to convict, but as his
arrest took place Saturday night it was nee
essa +, keep him until Monday for trial,
and he escaped his keepers, taking leg bail
on Sund ; night las,. His supposed dest-
nation is Canada.
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MAP OF PETERSBURG,

Showing the present of Gen GRANITE operations to-
grhcr with all the tor'ications etc, Price only 10
cents whole ale 81 per dozen.
New Map of Mobile, Price - cents, wholesale : 81
per dozen.
Mex Nap Of Richmond. Price only 10 cent. whole
sale - cents per dozen. Agents wanted.
g. ". TOMLINSON. Publisher.
22l Washington ST. Boston Mas
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MUSICAL CONVENTION
Mr.. W. M, SKINNED

Mr.. W. NJ. SKINNER
Will hold Mu' Conventions at the following
times and places, viz:
At Church, " heelOck. Oct. 10, II andla
AT NJ E: Church. Lyndon, Oct. Is, IA. and Is.
At Danville, Oc; II, Is and 10, 1854.
The Conventions will commence on the even
ing Of the first day named and close on the even.
CERT.
Thee will be three session day-at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, at . and o'clock P. NJ.
PERSONS having copies Of the Key Note are re-
quested to bring them.
Mr.. N. E. SKINNER, Pianist. ~
VA pleasant and profitable time may be ex-
pected. TICKETS Is CENTS. 1920
DIR. J. l.. PERKINS.
So r 6 EON ENLIST.
Office, Corner of Maine Street and Eastern Avenue
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LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

~ We endeavor to make The CALPDoSIAN vaiuapi'
O! it, local ,l1cs; and our friends in Caleioni"
Orl,an- counties will confer great favor 10 u' 1'
add very materially to the interest of the paper W
ns local items in a brief, lesLle form
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WARREN & CO

81 STATE ST. Boston. prOprleio-s the regular line oi
BOSrON AND LIVERPOOL. PACKETS. agents for rba-
Black Star Line of Packets and nman Line q. Gamers
from NeS York Passage tCkeIs from Boston IL anr
part Il England ireland for sale by u Also Bills f
Exchange Tor 81 and upwards
IMPORTERS u English C4einic as. Salt ana Coal Soda
Ash. Bi-caTbunate Soda. Caustc Nitrate and Sal Soda
Bleaching Powders; Liverpool Cb1nInon Salt in uk ami
sacks Fine Salt; and noe Hall Camel Coal always on
hand and for safe il Lots 10 suit purchasers
WARREN Co IS State ST
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TRY HARRY JENNINGS

IsFALAPiE P>TE~r MAJ. S,Ar. Tor the d,.irrltiS:. Of
Flea. Bugs and Ver.n i all descriptions tL.; iav.s-
man or beast e hal AZ all :he principal drug
In the ned States. sold a; - crnta per hov al =
wholesale th- t'-ppi-ipr'- ard Pa.n. =, Pa-ra-lC
St, Boston. has-. Druggists and Shippers surped-
Agents - antcd-
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GEO. L. STEARNS e. Co

Manufacturer. of PATENT IMPROVED LEAD PIpa Pure
Block TiE Pipe and Sheet Lead Also. dealers in Pig
aud Bar Lead, Copper and Iron Pumps Hydraulic Rams
&c. l29 MILK ST, BOSTON
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Brief Locals.

Brief Locals.
The Right Reverend Louis DE Ooesorl-
and, bishop of Burlington ofhclated In the
Catholic Church in this place last Sabbath,
the uastor being i'll for few days.
Some one writes u from Sheffield to
charge his paper to So. Hardwick, but omits
"a sign his name to the letter.
A platform scale in Floral Hall earned
el3 for the sick and wounded soldiers during
the fair in this place last week.
Capt. Z. A. Kboarne of the 9Th VI. reg
imen,. who has resigned on account OF con-
tinued il-health, returned to his home IN
Bradford Monday last,
"A special train will run from st. johns
bury to Newport Oct. - to take passengers
to the trot which is to come of there that
day between Black Diamond and Lake
Shore Maid Leave this place at 10 A. NJ,
and returning leave Newport at ! P. NJ
Fare one way.
W. NJ. Rollins, for thirteen years bag
gage master on the Passumpsic railroad, has
rrft the road and gone into the employ of the
Boston, Concord & Montreal company
Nhilt on the Pnssumpsic Mr.. Rollins has
frequently filled the post of conductor, and
wherever public travellers have found him
they have always met pleasant and oblig-
,rg public servant. "Bill will be missed.
By an advertisement in this paper it will
be seen that the Messrs. Whitney and Rix
are to give ocr people treat in the music
me next week. Mr.. James Whitney has the |
name of being a very fine tenor singer, while !
NJ Rix is well known throughout this Sec
ion. and needs no commentator from u.s.
Mrs. Martha Dana Shepard whose reputation
as pianist is we'll established will preside at
the piano. The concert Friday evening will
doubtless be the best thing of the season.
We have heard of no serious accident
turing our fair which is quite remarkable,
considering the crowd of people present and
the carelessness with which women and chill
Lren would walk across the track while trot-
ting was going on. People seem infatuated
on this point, and some very serious accidents
il years past and many hair-breadth escapes,
AVE not yet taught them the very important
.a,>on. A son Of l.. b. Harrington of East
$. johnsbury came near getting his neck
b:oken in the swing that haunts every fair
ground. He reached ont to look at some
thing, bringing dis neck between one 0: the
uprights and the support of the seat in which
be was sitting. 1t stopped the momentum
Of the swing, and the only wonder is it did
not forever step his breath. |
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Pc RHYN MARBLE co.

%adem -Pedestals-FOwer Pots and Ha aging Bas-
kets-roiet SetS-BOhemian Lava China and Terra Gotta
vases ana other Fancy tIOois-FioweT Baskets-Chin-
hey Ios-EngiSh Tile. The best assortment Of the kind
III DOs'oh , - JOSEPH STORY, Proprietor
Studlo Building, ll2 fremont ST. Boston.
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- CTS. PER BOTTLE
WALLACE Il Co., Sole Projectors,


Wholesale Agcnts-M 5. Burr & Co. Coco.
Goodwin Co.; and S. n. Co!cord Co.,
Boston.
0FSold throughout theiCountry.a
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BOSTON DEAN PIPE CONPINTs

OFrh'f "a CoSiEgSs s., Boston. Vitrifed Stone
Drain Pipe. for Sink, Water Closets. SC Also Btu
missed Pipe, for Gas and Aqueduct Co.'S large supply
constantly on had and for sale by
I RR AM w
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Liberty and Union!

To the citisens Of Lyndon: A mass meet
ing of the citizens Of Lyndon who are advo-
Gates Of the principles of peace" promul-
gated by Farragut at VI FISHERMAN at At
ANITA, Sheridan in the Shenandoah Valley, by
traut and Butler before the strongholds at
Richmond, and seconded by patriots every
were, Is called at the Town Hail next Sat-
rday evening at I O'Clock. The object of
he meeting is to organize " Union Club .
b: yoqng men, in opposition to the Sop
Prty and coWard.y doctrines of the Chicago
r..,.orm, and in favor of the principles of
eDor, Liberty and Law, embraced in the
Ja.a1 platform adopted at Baltimore. At
0A.a tine the two platforms will be read
a.4 contrasted, thus showing the true posi-
ten OF the opposing political parties OF the
tsy. All are invited to attend. Per order.
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"a large bear for misunderstanding of
bears reminds US of good hit Mr.. ]. S.
Adams made in an address in this place some
time since. The secretary was speaking in
his peculiar earnest manner about the poor
compensation that school mistresses gener-
ally received ; and in contrast with some 9th
er localities he cited town in Orleans county
that paid their female teachers so per
month. Yes, said the secretary, away up IN
northern Vermont, where the population is
supposed, by some Pc - Of Massachusetts
and Connecticut, to consist mostly of widows
uhose husbands hare been eaten up by bears,
thew pay their female school teachers fair
compensation. All honor to them We do
not pretend to give Mr.. Adams own words.
but as near as we can recall them after two
or three years interval. The hit on down.
country people who think that Vermont is
almost wholly given to wilderness and bears
was capital. That class of people, however,
is much smaller than it was, and is RAPIDLY
growing less. This war is showing the world
that Vermont raises heroes and scholars of
both sexes.
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DEATHS.

ss- Marines. Births and Deaths inserted FPEE-
Obituaries, Including poetry erted SIX ce..s line
I in advance.
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FIRE PROOF SAFES.

PArIsT ALARY MONEY DhAwFTsS and Inger.oi'- Psr.n,
Hay and Gotten Pr,-s"-. for sale ~ FArEA~K- SCALE
W.i.lnuJs.- lis Nix ,a.l,r .! i,ai,,ryIn.Icn 81
Bostnn- FAIRBANKS. BROWN y co
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BANKER x CARPENTER,
PAINTSAND VARNISHES.

Store TO- State ST. Fa tory - Clinic nSt Boston Man
uacturers o. all srd ies OF White Lead alI Zine
To those des ine superior article oil Paint, would
cali tentiou to well known brlni uf Pr emium
lead which has been recently i'm novel AMI Is now
the best kind in lnarket.
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Edwin S. Gray, Of Glover, member of
70. ID, 9th, regiment, died ir the hospital
near Winchester, Va, on the 10Th of Sept.
In the battle Of Sept. 10, between Sheridan's
and the rebel troops, he was shot through
the body, which resulted in his death.
INSTALLATION. - On Wednesday of last
week Rev John II. Woodward. who has
been preaching very acceptably in this viii
lase, was installed as pastor of the Congre.
gational Church and Society. - hasJuro
Standard.
The 4TH REGIMENT.-The surviving men,
bers OF the 4th Vermont regiment, who had
not re- eniisted, arrived in Brattleboro last
Saturday, numbering 10 officers and men.
They were met at depot by the Committee
appointed to make arrangements to give them
fitting reception, and were escorted to the
Brattleboro House. S. NJ. Waite Chairman
OF the Committee, addressed them in a few
brief words fifty spoken, bidding them VEL
come to their homes after their hard and
g lorlous campaign of three years in the ser
vice of their country.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
MEMS md B0y's Wn.er CE0tk,nL

The revolving seasons remind of the approaching
call for
Mn. md Boys H'm;er ClothI,y.
Our patrons and the public generally are informed that
We have made every preparation for the in "
gard to variety of style and material of clothing adapted
to encounter the coming winter. which thewestherR
prophesy. will he one Of extreme Tiyor"
Our whole stock of clothing and furnishing goods will
I've offered at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL st prices de-
cidedv favorable 10 purchasers. who invite. 10 call
and examine our goods before purcht-in- elsewhere
GEO. w. SIMONDS N CO..
OAK HALL 81 * "a NORTH II R,,SToN
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GLIDDEN & WILLIAMS LINE,
FROM BOSTON TO SAN FRANCISCO

ONCE ia State ST.. Boston. goods received and for
warded free Of charge by First Glass Clipper Ships sailing
promptly Oh their advertised days The only really
prompt line OF Ships from the Atlantic Ports.
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'dbOi.
We are again called to chronicle the death
o. one of our oldest and most business men
o. the place, in the death Of Mr.. Elijah Per-
y, who died the 10th Of Sept MIR. Perry
.a, been engaged in the mercantile business
IN his town for upwards of thirty years and
-n Witnessed nearly the whole growth Of
liz place. As business man he was ever
'.agLttorward anG upright in all his bust
IS transactions, and rs Christian naught
Id he said of his character, and in his
ieath The Congregational Church of which
-- vas a member have lost one of their
'%ongest pillars. One thing can be said OF
ii which can rarely be said of men emersed
Is ae was in business. He found time to
-,.end all the weekly and social meetings of
L.. cAurch. He felt deep interest in the
%rlgg.e of our nation to the very latest
lr, Of his life and when told by a friend
t'aat four days before his death that they
+-ught he could not live he calmly replied,
Well, it Jesus calls me | must 60, but J
wanted 10 live long enough to vote for Abra-
IAN Lincoln"
\ lodge of free and accepted masons was
GENTLY organized in Cabot by the appoint
@eat and election of the following officers
.4:as Adams, ". NJ; J. NJ. Fisher. S. W.
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tie Huntington Autograph and Remark
-''ay, bear weighing 3O5 lbs. was killed
..,.- wn by Wesley White. Bruin had
.--e ,,rious inroads on the sheep-fods.-
'.~ H!l@park Newsd-aler says bear was
g, 4 a trap in Cambridge, ard he drag
g L. trap some half mile till it was
- IN SOM brush, where trap and t-ar
"';~'4 and by the hunters. This bruin also
80 10 surrender. His weight was $50 lbs.
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WORCESTER'S QUART0 DICTIONARY

o me most Useful and complete work OF refer
e 81 single volume We possess" London Reader.
, ~ For sale by all booksellers. BREWER TILE1IoS
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FOR CALIFORNIA

Letter copying and Seal Presses for sale By S G. SNIP
hINSS Co. llG STATE st. Opnlsite Rroad ST. Boston
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The rspor Of which il sitting 10 n-rc. Moths or
any other bugs which breathe through their skins cannot
exist near lis subtle airs Sold by Druggist Made nv
HARRIS CHAPMAN Boston
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Established IN 49,.
A. E. & w. WINCHESTER,
Manufacturer Of
s O A P A ND c n D L E S

II South Hsrkat ST. Boston. oFr their new ECONOMIC
SOAP a. being the rnoz d, siraD,e article of III, Kid ia
the market both Cor Cheapn-s and Utility. 1t is
featured on an entirely principle and il warranted
be free from aduterarions OF any kind For sale BY
wholesale grocers generally
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DAY 4 MARTIN. LONDON

Il f. Il l. J 4 P1 v BL1 CkIN Il
from Day Martin,E High IIolborn London Imported
by BRAY HAYS lis MIX St Boston
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CARTER II x %.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS

NO. IL HANOVER 81. BOSTON. ConS:antl, ON hand
the best assortment Of DRUGS MEDICINES. CHFNI-
GALS Standard PATTsr MEDtINeS snd PrRFrgFyrss II,
be found in New Englsad.
SOLOMON CARTRR j. l.. BIRD Y ! Rrsr
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THE CHIME REJUS.

new collection of Miscellaneous Music, Vocal and In
Wrhe HOntaimng the greatest variety of good
Dances and Select Piecesso the most careful selection
VI speuu songs Duets, Trios &C. that can be found in
most important copyrights OF the day. thus making the
volume quite As valuable a volume selected from our
counter which would cost ii least $50 besides the
binding Price in boards S25I; In cloth 49, Published
Dy q Russell Co., l2G fremont opposite Park ST.
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FOWLE.S PILE AND HTNOR CURE.
MIC 1, or ISINGLASS.

sale q. 81 Union Street Boston. ~ JOS H. 60 Ii
rstee for the heirs Of the late GFC. Il. RLIUl-t->
, 1864-12-07
nFFlCE OF THE DEPOT
~ QGAKTEKMAsrEE,
EoEr LEATExYoYTu. EAxsAa.l

November l6th, 1ss..5
uniii i ociocf % s.tasy DeesnSss IS. IS
tie 1ransroItat,on Of Military Supplies during t1s
seso1 So fsn ;f1sSn'dk qoFts Icsvenworh Laramie
ea &: es 1sois g
Ia1e9 nostS 81 Fo Lesvcn worth, anl eoath q lnti.
5sds e nsste t. t. s
:he .aa Uts se1' II ee g sSa n
ase Territory co!osdo myth q q ss5sss t. 1osn ;;
M rs .ss ia pf s
mouths rom April to September lncn7Te' Oh she 5aa'
iarrx No. 2From Fort. LeayenFo1th and Rlsy: e ~
IN tic State of Kansas and Tue town 81 hansas u LIE
ss,;s &c e s.e!,as + q aze
Tsosy ot COLORADO soa!h r[4 q 11..qae 20 sna
e eoise 81 HGsias a ossss arg
olse CUE p Pcini q non on se M 9oue
tic rate le pound. pr 10 Mules q .hch they w
e sepenSes s ineasve, % Il tue S I ;es1 s' is
hossz 10 tEioa ri Tn!on sass s.hs; as2ot
iasn sstnat ia s:ie
Texss west or longitude 1G degrees west. blddett to
hs F:s 1s1 !s @ T
RON June to tovcmbcE. inclusive. Of the year l.to
] s soens:
On Ronts and &c n9nss. m . o. Ho9te so ~ No:
noatton 81 bsesn, hard bread. pint lumber Shingles
8t5s n8s 9,asa sop1a e1vc their III tu vel =,
the n1ses of residence and each rropo.ai should et
accoenpsn1ed py bond In the sum q ten thonsana aot
ss. ned by Two more resroas.os nsoaas9 rs S9a ~.
anee1rg thut In case contract y hN sIoeo aos ~
1oute mentioned in The gEopota T. ths pa paaTaea n1o
into. I'D FOOD ana sscvnt security furnished BY ~
pHrics Accofdance With the tcEnb Of tls soSe51n
fneu1- 49,.
Tie a,nsuns Of oouds required will be as tolloT1:o ~
IN o1te TO- !-..-."--...- ..-s-s"s'sss*''''"an1 m
" Ronte No' M
Satisfactory evidence OF tie loyalty and eolys4cy
each oddas and person offered security WILL DC n
Qntrtd.
Proposals. must be endorsed "Prorosa1e for As1n,
Transportation On Koutt No. H." -" OF !" u "a
may be and none will be cntc.tncd unless the
FULLY comply With I'll the requirements Of tia ndve1
Nselnrnt
Pardcs to whom swnrds are made must be prepare
TO execnte coat5ncs G oncr and to give tho require
bonds for thc faithful performance Of the s.re-
Conn.cta viii b msdG .nb,ect to the approval OF
QnxfSe91naStn but the reserved to r.
jcct anJ Ill bids that nsy be offered.
Contractors muAt bt In readiness for service by tn
nTst Day Of april! lsSs: and tt.ey vii be reauiFed
LesvenWo1ah and Uuion. and oth@ dcpyts that rnny
established. et which lucy may be communicated VII
,43rumptly md readily.
81 nfdaf Of tho Qnxrtesnastc1 General.
H. c. HODGES,
apx3waESA - Capt snh 4. @ u. y. q. a.