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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-20

GT During tho first year CT the war,
when its purpose was simply restoration
Of the Union and an enforcement oi the
Law, more volunteers offered their ser.
vices than were needed and it required
asolemn declaration in Congress to stop
them.
Now, vher the purpose of tie war is
changed to that OF negro emancipation
and equality, all the elo9uence and
prayers" of Gov. CURTIN are insufficient,
10 induce men to volunteer even for one
hundred days-to defend the soil of Penn.
sylvania from hostile invasion. IL there
nothing wrong!
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For the RepublicAn.
Mttsrs Eiitors
July llth 1864.

July llth 1861.
Mtssrs Eiitors:
The October election Is fast approach.
ing, and as yet there is no person ecom-
mended for The high and honorable posi-.
fS"n of Cungressman-s position that at
lhe Present time requires the ahlest and
Hintst talent of our country Ia great deal
more SO than in former days. Our once
model government is now torn to pieces,
and laying about loose" All over this
vast territory, great armies are raised to
guard il, while speculators and govern
menl leeches appropriate it to their e,pe-
ciai use while The people are taxed be-
yond endurance to support the present
political dynasties, both National and
State, in all their repeated violations of
the Constitution of the United States. OF
the laws, and Of oil former practices of its
chief magistrates with the heavens
shiouded in mourning for The wrongs
committed by our rulers, gold selling at
$50, aud the first engineer OF the green
back rag-mll absquatulated Oh, what a
prospect for the future! Comment is un-
necessary. We will experience it too
soon. The tunes demand tina, we should
oe represented by men of giant minds
n no. oy mere pigmies to any dictatorship /;
put men that know their duties TO their
ood' their country, aud to their fellow.
man ana are not afraid 10 discharge
thep, though the artillery of both North
and South Is turned against him and ~,
the bastiles with their Jaws extended and
their insides backened with the many
damning acts of the American Autoorat
TO receive him he viii do his duty. In
that indefatigable Democrat, our fellow.
citizen, VIZ. A. WALLACE, VIC find all the
necessary qualifications, both of the heart
and head 70 dischsrss The d1tlei Of ,hs,
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A RRMARKApLs CAeE.- The most re.
markable case of gunshot wound we ever
heard Of is that of soldier wounded at
Resaca, brought TO Marietta on We,ines-
day, and how in the hospital at that place.
Two bullets passed through his head,
making four holes, at which the brains
were coming out, and, astonishing to tell,
he was perfectly conscious, and conversed
intelligently concerning his situation, and
sas anxious to know the DOCTORS opinion
OF his case. He was alive about thirty-six
hours after the wound was inflicted, and
may. tie yet, as We have not heard Of
biz dcs,h
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CIRCULAR'-H OF THEPENN.
~ SYLYANTA RESERVES.-ElH Barr, 4
Co, repeatedly announce that they have propa
ration history Of the Pennsylvania Reserves
from their Organization TO the expiration Of their
term Of service
The history will contain tho names Of Nil the
ohcers and priyatos of tho corps-their promo.
i;ons, casualties and discharges graphic
descriptions Of their camp life and their gallant
achievements in the many battles in which they
have taken part--al derived from Official and au.
theptc sources.
Tho History Of the Pennsylvania Reserves will
be IN One Volume Of Geo pages, octave size, neat
ly printed on good pnper, and substantially bound
in black cloth. containing y ste Il engraving Of
tho lamented Reynolds, and one Of Gov. Cur tin
lwho Grst recommended the formation of the
Pennsylvania Reserve Corps,) and will be sold
only by subscription. twill be ready in August,
next.
The publishers fec confident that the Just pride
which every Pennsylvanian must entertain for
the brave men whose gallant achievements and
patriotic scf.devotion it records will securo for
The History" generous and apprcciatye 70.
csPtion. ELIAS BARR 4 Co. Publishers.
No. 6. East King Street
ss> Active and reliable Agents wanted in eve.
~ district in Pennsylyanis TO canvass for the a
bove work. -e2
Jons F. MooRE, Clesr6:ld Pa, Agent for Clcar.
ueld county, jane 20, 1854.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-20

SSTRA0 OXEN.--Stayed away from the
- premises OF the subscriber, in Grard town
ship. tho one about the 23d and the other about
the SOth June last, TWO OXEN, years old last
spring-one with black sides, white streak along
the back, and some white about tho head the
other red, with white on his back, aud right ear
marked. A liberal reward will ho ,si for in,or.
nation concerning said oxen, ty addressing the
nm derssned, either personally, or by letter to
Lcconte's Mills post Office.
jyl3 b. MG0VRRS.
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( MUtioN-All persona are hereby caution.
" cd sgaiust taking an Assignment " . nrom
issory Note given by the undersigned to JOHN
Smith sud Robert Stewart, dated In Ausu.t or
September. 1862. and payable in tho spring az
1868, rs said note has been paid in full.
JOHN DIXON.
Bradford to-, July 20, 156l-pd,
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LICENSED AUCTIONEER.

TUslIN PIE, having applied for Liconso
q Us an Auctioneer, under the U. S. Revenue
Laws, respectfully informs his friends aud ths
public generally, that he is always prepared to
attend public sales in any part of the county, at
the shortest notice, and on the most reasonaLle
terms. He can be addressed, personally or by
letter, at Le-on,s Mills, Cleardeld county, Pa.
jyl3-it JUSTIN PIE,
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POLITICAL CARICATURE NO. Q
MISCEGENATION;
OR
TIE MILLENNIUM or iBOIITIONISM

VIyIlIS PICTURE, the same sizeas "Tho rave
i Of the Union" is capatnl hit the new plank
In the Republican platform. 1t represents society
as it is to be in tho era Of Equality an Fratern
ity.' Sumner is introducing a strappiug color
ed lady" to the President. A young woman
(Thitr) is being kissed by big buck Niger, while
lady lecturer supposed to DO "rhe Inspired
Maid" ,its upon tho knee of bic brother ur..
ing him to como 10 her lectures, while Greeley,
IN very height 0! ecatstic enjoyment, is eat leo
cream with a female African Of moustrous PHI ysi-
gu =, declaring that society had at last reached
abso ute perfection. In the back ground IL a
carriage, negroes inside, white drivers and foot
men white servant girl drawing niger baby
and newly arrived German surveying tho
whole scenc cxclaim,, "Mins Got, yota guntry
vot beeple, !"
No description can DO justice to tho hits con
tanned in this picture. II holds "h. mirror up 10
nature" The arti, I has nchisvCd great succo.s
In debicting the practical workings of"Miscegc.
nation the logical result of the Equality and
Fraternity" doctrine.
1t ought to be circulated far and wide as a
cHmpags document.
Price 25 cents per copy 5 copios, 81 II
copies, -, poet paid. BY express, $40 per hun
dred.
Addrsss, giving pos. Office, county api State,
in full. BROMLEY A Co,
jyi3-2t Box 4, ,s65 New York Post 0ficc.
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Orpans' Court Sale,

DY virtue Of an order Of tho Orphans Court Of
ID Clearheld County, the urdsrsisned will ex.
pvso to PUBLIC SALE at
Irwin's Nil In Burnside Township,
., Wedns'Iuy he Cd d-y Of Augvn, 4. D. 1861.
all the undivided one half part Of all that GER
tain tract Of land situate in Bell and Burnside
townships, containing $50 Acres more or less
Bounded on the East by tho river, On the South
by John Sunderland, on tho W.Stby Benz Baird
on the North by J. =. Lse--lats the estate ul
Jacob H. Smith, deed.
TERMS--Cash at confirmation Of tho sale.
PETER VI. SMITH, Adminisrator.
July Cpd.
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TEE CAMTATNM AGE.
TERMS:

The CAMPAIGN AGS, of Thirteen Numbers.
sW GLE CorrEs for the series /, SO cents
In Cirys Of not less thanice TO one address 45 {"
90 40"
Cash must accompany each order, and NO VA
NATION WILL BIZ MADE IN ANY CASE
FROM THE ABOVE TERMS, .
Orders should be sen, in Immediately, or at
latest by the first day Of August, to '.I
GLOSSBRENNERt 4 WELSH,
43O, Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-20

karAEdy Cooper, free American o,
tho priest African descent, came near
losing his life Oh SATURDAY, He was a
waiter Mt one Of cur hotels, and on the
morning of that day, forcit!y seized and
kissed Il respectable white married lady.
living at the same hotel. As soon as tho
lady could escape his grasp she informed
her husband, who took revolver and
went into the dining room, where Andy
was at work, with The Intention Of blow.
ins his brains out, bat Andy, discovering
his approach, and knowing his objrcr,
seized girl standing 10y, and held her be.
tween himself aud the enrageI husband
unt.l he could back 10 the dummy -
down which he pitched, carrying the girl
with him 10 the basement Kitchen
From there lie made frog leap through
a window and then locomotive speed 10
"Nlgcer Alley" since when he has been
invisible, five don't mistake public cen
iiment, Andy will find Will'amsport u
very UNSAFE place Of residence. .-Lye.ming
Gazette
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sarThose voters who desire to cast a

GQ uoee VotcIe Who ueo"S w SsoV
conscientious vote on the proposed amend
ments to the State Constitution. should
be careful not 10 be mislod by the clap
trap slang of those who hope, by the aid
of one OF the proposed amendments, to
retain the fat offices they now enjoy, Let
all sincere patriots remember that this
measure is not for merely temporary
purpose-for the present occasion--when
il happens that many of our citizens are
absent in the military service of the Gen
eral Government; but the proposition is
to change our fundamental law in lis
most vital part-and to last for all time.
Adopt the first proposed amendment, and
there is no outrage and fraud upon the
ballo,.box that may not be committed
with perfect i.upunity.
The pretext is, 10 give the soldier can
opportunity to vote Why give them
m opportunity denied 10 citizens who are
not soldiers, and an opportunity .Lat mny
at the next, or any subsequent election,
ead in the total overthrow Of republican
liberty? But why are the Pennsylvania
soldiers deprived of the opportunity to
vote? Why il not the same opportunity
extended to them that is extended TO the
soldiers Of other States! When elections
are held in the Eastern States, or in any
other State whose soldiers are willing 10
vote As the Administration dictates, there
is no trouble in sending them home,
Why not ex,ead the same privilege TO
the Pennsylvania soldiers!
o, says one, this is impossible. The
Presidential election takes place on the
same day throughout all the States, snd
TO semi the soldiers home on that day to
each State, would leave none ia the field.
This is true; bat bow easy would it have
been for Congress 10 have changed the
law to suit the occasion. This would
have given the Administration an oppor-
tunity TO- have sen, every soldier 10 hi,
own election district without danger to
tie publ, service, and without doing any
violence to the sacred principle o! free
suffrage.
But i: Mr.. Lincoln and his followers
desire to give the soldiers an opportunity
to vote. they have but TO cease this waste.
ful, csuseless, and unnecessary war. lie
can make better terms with the rebels
to-day, than he ever can hereafter. This
would give every soldier such an oppov'
tuni,y to vote as freeman only desire.
We say, therefore, TO the homes! voter,
be not deceived by the falsehoods Of the
ofiice-holders and their sycophants. They
only desire the army vote TO perpeiuate
their power. We ssy, give every soldier
(who is qualified by law his vote. But
to do so, do not overthrow the Tssy toun'
dstion Of political freedom.
!
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e 2IS
{ A NJ p A IG n AGE.
THE PUBLISHERS OF

TIE PHILADELPHIA AGE
viii iss7e Cam paign Sheet for tho Dmoeratie
and Conservative mas ses.
II will be printed on large sheet Of fine vhito
paper, at such rates rs will bring it within the
reach of all. 1t will support the nominees o! the
Democratic National Convention, the full pro.
ceedings OF which will he published 10 its col.
umns II will boldly advocate the rights of tho
white man, and fearlessly sustain all the consti.
tutonai rights Of the citizen, no matter from what
quarter they may be assailsd.
The first number will be issued about the 5th
Of August The whole number will be thirteen
following each other weekly, until the Presiden.
tial election, the result Of which will be contain.
ed in the hnal number. Democratic and Conscr-
yative Clubs. County Committees, Agents and all
interested in the cause are invited to cooperate
in the circulation Of ..'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-20
- ELIEF NorICEr, "s

N''fts.-.The Ro..,
IL for the county of ClcarGelj ~d,n v,n dh
Commissioners Office, on wedus,a",nl "nl n'suS
day, TIE 21th and 2Sth day. of Ina! Ina! and l.s
The Board have directed ,bs, G ~ 'sl
eants must appear before the Bo,rd ~ s ass Nj
their sworn statement detailin, r,, nav aaa Prob,
regiment aud company; when @., ., q slis
number of children, with age And a'u'I'ad N
the township in which they resided "i y, ofaa
enlistment. and their present re,s.a 'sda, \
she il without the means Of sum-, s'si mdas
and children, wao are dependsp, ,r" rrs. ~ lad
Two witnesses of credibiity, frO,5s s,a 4 l'l
in which she resides, must sl.oh.' ~ ash,|
whose certificate, sworn to before M |, F,is
set :or:h that the applicant i. the ns,s"a vaA u
resents herself to be; that the .taisr~ ,,''a 20 nj
number and age Of her family !, i'm. -'a ''a
Is in destitute circumstances and h., ua
actual want and TIN, all the fact. ',,t a., naly
application arc just ard true, ~e&
Forms containing these rcnpi,;,,,.
tanned at the Office OF the Board a. VIVA
application Is made and the wi,n...., s,,. .,. W
July 8, 1864. WIN. S, BRAn,ry
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sumo The command Of his division garri-
soolng the c-fencss Of Washington north
OF The Potomac.
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'IAkE NOTICE The Commissioners of
Il ClearGell County will be in session on
MONDAY, the 25,h day of JULY, 1864, for the
purpose Of paying the veterans accredited 10
ClsorGold county; at which time all person.
having authority to receipt for veterans will al.
tend. Ey order Of the Board.
jy20-lt ". S. BRADLEY, Clerk.
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HOWARD AsSOCIATION,

HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
l. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary and
Sexual systems-ue~ and reliable treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association, sent BY
mail In setled letter envelopes, free of charge.
Address, DR.. J. SKILLEN HOtiGHTON, How
ard AssosistiOn. No. ?. Forth Ninth Street. Phil.
sieiphIa, Pc. ireo.T,,r
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New Watch and Jewslry S,,,,>

G II. LAUCHLN, having vv,,s,.,
NJ interest Of his late partner, i nos
on his own hook in tho shop formerly IVY ssil
by them on Second street, where Ls '* u*
to keep up his reputation as oomplc,, r r'N
By doing all work entrusted to him an ,sas Sa'a
tice, in the best manner. and on ths ,'ss @
onablo terms. Dcfying the COUNT sItN mi =
is fair trial, and n continuation Il A. "a
age heretofore extended, Look ou, orn,.s
/ Ii L BIG WATCH.
N. B--The Cash will be positivelv AVA.
when the work il delivered. sa,'
Clesrfeld, April I, 1881.
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HAUPT & Co.,

AVlNd leased the Foundry and Machine
IL Shops at Milesburg. known as "GREEN's S
FOUNDRY" are prepared TO manufacture and
repair steam Engines. sweep and tread power
Threshing Machines, New World and Hathaway
Cook Stoves. Wagon Spindles, Plows, and Cast
ings OF all kinds at short notice. They also have
both at Bellefonte and Mile sburg, a variety Of
Cook and Parlor Stoves, for sof, coal, of Pitts
burg manufacture. Call and sec for yourselves.
j. G, HAUPT Is agent for tho York and
Columbia Insuranoa CompanieA. iy2Q. .6i.lx
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DROv IsI0Ns-Fiour, Cheese, Lard, Dried
i Applss. Dried Peaches, received regularly
from the wvst st the sscrs ef T. p. KHATEYR
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-20

hAkilED-At the residence Of toe brides
mother IN C!earhcli, on The evening Of tho 18th
.nsl., by heT. Il, NJ. Gardner, Mr.. HEsrY Ros.
To Mice MAGGIE FLAsEGASi all Of this place.
pIib-In Bell township, near Lumber City
on Thursday, June 23d, LEWIS HooypR. syn Of
). A. and c. PaSsnoroi sgeI eleven months.
, IL this place, on sunday last, ALrcs MARY,
daughter Of Ahrsm ard Lucinda Humphrey;
aged years months and Is days.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-20

SIITU TO SI,II0 TO
The per eentago Of Collector Spackman, and
the eNonerations and per eentage of Collector
kadeeAugh, have not been deducted from tho
balances carried up against thon.
GEORGE THORN, President
Attest.
Il J. WALLACE, Secretary. iy?o.st
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DMINlsrRATORm No.

~ IL hereby given, 7hs, L..icE~s.J
nauon on the e.'a,e Of Gr,en~s AsN
late OF Ferguson tp., Cle.rs.,an Ass
having been granted to ths s ns, 80, p, ~
cons indebted TO snid e,,s,o underssael -
ans;ua, 'sir",uie .S payment, and ,ho,s SS.ssda
ssa,as. ss,0 g" me same will Fresent,bsn asssias "a
jun. % sl-pd. ' II. R0xLsN
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GIVE BOTH sIpEs A CHANCE. - Our neigh.
Dor announces that ho has printed tickets
".far the amendments" 10 the Constitution
- ~ .-.>, ~, Vu .nv IA VI august new. ,
but not a word about tickets for 'to,her
side
We likewise give notice that We have
printed tickets both for" and "againsf'
the proposed amendments determined
that, SO far aswe are concerned, and as
long as the least vestige OF free suffrage
remains 10 the people, they shall have
the opportunity TO express their real sem
timeuts through tho ballot-box.
Our country friends will please call and
supply themselves and their districts.
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A NNuAL STATEMENT cf,sc yi,,

"A Of Cicarfeld Borough Scbc nstrie. far
school year ending june |, lsGi;
AssErs.
b"'nee due from J. NJ. Kittebarger, Treasurer.
Ior school y ar ending June |, 1904. sll %
Balance due from Bcnjamin spacknsn,
Collector for school year ending Is,
juno, l'9S, bearing INTEREST," 90, ~
Balance due irUln Wiiiialn Rudebaupb.
Collector for school year ending I,t
June, 1903, (besring iuterest) ssa "a
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II RoNNETS-Fashionable Bonn.,.-
ID Caps, Shakers, Ribbon. 'uaes pSes hats X,
Grape, Bonnet Silks and Mini soSs''. Ptst
ally cheaper tsan the cheapest a; S''di sqs
j. P. KR,7p,
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fRgNcnvItLk. june 6. lS6.

George B. GoodtIndcr. Esq - Dear Sir:
Please to announce tho name OF john
Gilliland. OF karthaus toNnsiIip. as Il can.
dIdate for County Commissioner, in the
name Of many Democrats Of Covington
township; and you will oblige
Yours, truly, +. +. COUTRIET.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-20

Jous 0ILLILAsp, ESQ. As thero have
been many misrepresentation respecting
this gen,lemsn. regarding his candidacy
for County Com missioner at the late
Primary Election, we publish by special
request-the following letter, which was
our authority and the only authority we
had-for announcing his name. Let this
settle all controversy "a to who brought
Mr.. Gilliland out, and phy he was brought
ont:
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npEnLr AT ruE BELLErosrg ForSpRY-cuAsox
PLACE OF susisRss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04
90 farmers ana Others.
NAVID THOMPSON,
y uORTICrLTuRIsT AND NURsERYMAN,

~ UORTICCLTURiST AND NUPSERYMAN,
Green Island (OpPolte Troy,
hes hind ind ready for trenspanns large quantity
q sape and haIdy GRAPE SlSLs 10 oil 1Sogi ,a.y va
Has also on hond a large assortment Of STRAWBERRY
VINES Of which rpen a esiy u the zh oil may see
Catalogue for details. -
Has also French, Pmssisn and German PRUNES; also,
that superior celebrated ZNYETSCHEh PHUNE 80 fsyoshy
noticed IN and ~ the Fancrs Club IN New York City The
Tribune ncwspapcr aud The Country Gentleman Speaking
OF THOMPS0N'S GRAPES the farmers Club Gays;
"If this Is Seeding that will ripca at Troy every year
with certainty then Ia acquisition worthy OF notice.
In the discussion Of the Club tho PKUNE 1t was said:
There are eVera yansie Of the Prdne, and this e Lwe
them at any rate Il the unanimous opinion Of the Club
that II ia excellent fruit and well worthy OF recommend
tion for general cuures the bost Prune they ever tasted
to be careful not to recommend anything not woy, put
willing give this Prune tina highest recommendation
Becked and sustained he 10 by distinguished Dody
the Farmers Club New ERIK city (smGeurs well as prac
teal cultlyaor Of Fr1ts and Vines henseves MI Inonp
comes before bis fellow citizens confidently believing
he is able present them such varieties Of plants she
suit their taste and choice urging all 10 plant Vine, Tree
Strawberry Bed that IN the course OF one or two years
al they their homes enjoy the fruits 80 eak
70 DO obtained in the beginning and which iuIurAnt s&y
IL tue end
Mr. THOMPSON Is Of all times In resdlnessto attend 70
calls for his services IN caring for the Fruit Yards Vines and
Gardens Of hiI friends Ind employers in the line OF L. pro-
fession.
Aders FOR his Vines Trees &C.. may be len at Col w T.
viArd Secretary Rensselaer, County rrcutnra and Manu-
isetuIeb Society," Office No. O. 1tg Ferry, Troy
or 81 hs house Green leland Of Canal and haTko
DAVID THOMPSON
Horucuturist and Nurserymsn,
Green Island, N. Y.
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Orrlor og PuposAslsa.Coa. sunsIsrsSos,


GEALED PROPOSALS (in Dupllcates) are
- invited until u Friday May H. 1854 for funisias
the SubAises Department with -Four Thous@ad tt,VuO)
head BEEF CATTLE, on the hoof 49, -
The delivery Of the Cattle 10 take place Al Nashville Tenn
and TO oommsucs in Feen days from tho signing Of the con
tract and 70 continue the rate Of one thousand OO per
vest nntil tie contract be completed. $3.50
Cn, TO DO weighed the scales and one half OF the
soss we 80 determined TO constitute tbs ne weight which
shall be the purchasing weight:
ms average weight Of the Csse TO be At least eleven humid
red and q 25 pounds oss aud no animal 10 be
received wei hing Loss than one thousand O1 pounds
rigd inspection will be MAIDS at each dohVeTy by such
p-rrurs a the Government may direct.
gulg ssses Cows aud Heilera viii not be received.
TIE bid. viii be iniosed Proposals. for Furnishing Beef
Cattle and viii be directed to tho undersigned at Nashville
Iannesss-. -
Zach person and In OF fIn every member OF the
Grn offering bid must si his to tue liz full and
accompany By oath Of glance to tho National Govern
ment . ~
In addition 20 the above II is required h each bidder be
present respond to lila BID and be prepared to give bonds
with good and sufficient security for tho faithful pero
Of the contract.
Payment viii be made IN Certificates Of lndsbtedness
FORM Of BID.
do hereby propose 10 furnish the Subsistence Department
with four thousand 0Oo) head OF Bss Cattle the hooi
strict accordance with the conditions Of the ncosod advertise
nsnt to be deliyereda Nashville Tenu for the sum OIL
per hundred pounds not ODER securities to my Contract
ths naoles Of -. Of - CounLy state OF -
+, H. HOPKINS, CaPaia aud Z. ). v. y. A.