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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-12
Luthcr " ThOmDsOn's Est.

WhE subscribers, haylnp appointcdby the Honor
bic Probate Court for the District Of Randolph
Cunu sslpntfsto receive examine and
and donands Of persons against the Estate o Luther
Thompson, late Of Orange in said district deceased,
represented nsUvent and thetetm OF SIX mouthf from
The loth dayOt Nov. 1865, being allowed by said Cour
to hecredt0Gs ofaid deceased exhibit pfoyetheT
respective claims efore us; Give notice, thai we viii
attend to The dutlesoi ourappoinmeni at The dwelling
house 0 Emma Thompson, M Orange, said district on
the 80 Gay uf February and l2th day Of May next at
O'Clock IN the forenoon on each Of SAID DAYS.
kOsWELLM. BILL, ic,.,.
CHESTER DlCKEY, NV'"" TO-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-12
BOURBON WHISKEY

ia recommended a.days by almost every physician
Many patients that visit my rooms 10th male ana female
are sinpeied with this poison The relief IS temporary.
II they cough they take little whisky u they teal
weak aud feeble they take little whisky; II they can.
MT sltep, they take Little whskeN aud they 80 on
In this way requiring and more until they oAt.
ed up and mu glue they getting hsshy Toe stomach,
liver aud digestive powers are completely destroyed,
and lose their appetite Tor TODD No one was ever cured
OF oonsupmtion by tins process, where cavities have
been formed in the lnnga little stuulsnt Is frequent.
ly beneficial to consumptives such pure buuai OF
good wines In many easoa, London porter or brown
stout moderate Quantti,i bu bourbon whsky haSens
on, instead OF curing consumption.
The Seaweed Tome produ esastnE results thorough
y inyigO nting the Omach aad digestive ystUn and
ena bling u to eliminate and make into hcslthy blood
he food which may BE- usei Tor that purpose. Il 20
wonderful IN its ELECT that wine Hlhss iu will digest
hearty meal ana little Of taken before breakfast
will give tone which few medicints posest the power
OF dong.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-12
1Doftrp.
Two Pictures Came to Ny Home.

By H,H.hOOFE.
Two pictures came to my hom me-
Two picture lovely 10 see
They were bright rs the tinge Of the autumn lea,
As graceful As heads in the harvest sheafi
They were angel faces to me.
Two pictures came to ny home,
To light and keep it warm
What wonder placed them in set ings rare
These pictures two with their 1sxen hair,
And protected them both from harm
These pictures are In my home,
And q third is between the tVo
| love them ali God knows how much
And | eagerly long for their soil lips touch,
And to look in their eyes Of blue.
Zibanv Journal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-12

IsrArioS CIDER Take soft water, gallons;
bes brown sugar, pounds tiItarc acid, :
ounces good yeast, pint-mix. Have the
water a little more than milk warm and put in.
to a clean keg and add the other articles Let
Il stand IN warm place q hours and work,
then bottle. In As hours 1t is &c Tor use. Tho
New Orleans sugar is the best hut when that
canno: be had the Muscoyado comes next.
BESJ. + EATON, NJ ID.
Barnet Oct. 30, 1865.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-12
TnE SEA.WEEn TONIC

ia stlmnlant, and none other required when It rs
used It i.p ure and pleasant no effects like when
using bourbon whisky which disorders the stomach
torpors the liver, ook up al the seercions turns the
blood iuoWRter 0ropsy sets 10, and The patient dies
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-12
EverVhOdV Interested.

Everybody Interested
YOWth and Oid arc are GIikc
beMoGStd by an .;sc or sHErS.
.. u. mars I.'0rgG's kEair
R,SS0rcy and EEGjy Press
ing. They GCt dICCUy upon
Ac roots Of Tie HAIR, causing
iMrmF{O0fSTO9CihGWdL eNH-
~. E'our hair, H. changed 10
grey or lChjfc bB &iCkacss OT
other COaSC8, lgjti soon be re-
stirred To as A0glg'ag color
and Beauty. DGndyWTcTaG-
iCG9ed GOrCgsr. the EsGjr
failing stopped. The most
defiCGtc hCGd-drcsS or bon
netC0m bc!Coy'N iriEh0uSfe0
oFSOiging. The n30SideJighf-
ia Fragrance d 6C h0fi' IS
impaired. If yOW lCiSh g0
restore yOWr hair, as ia
U0Efh. and retain "a through
lie, iCiflsOHt delay purchase
n 6O9tIe Of each Of s9grS. q. e.
.HIeR'S Worlds Hair 10
sf0rcT G2sd Dressing.
Sold hy Dr7lrpists thror ri int fio wrIf
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PATENT OFFICES.

INVENTORS who wish to take out Letters Patent are
| advised 20 counsel with Nessrs MUM Co, editors
Of the Scientific American, Nhu have prose euteq claims
before the Patent tace Tor nearly Twenty Year, Their
Am rleAn aud European rA,ent Agency is the most
icusivr In the world. pamphe, containing full iusiruc
Row Neu lprs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-12

And not be pad for ~ you kn0u WhGf you are 10 g
SPLENDID LIST or ARTICLES.
EACH.
Gold Hunting Cased Watches 10 %
100 Gold Watches ~ 10
2OU Ladies' Gold Watches AZ W
600 Ladies' 6entt Silver Watches u W
1000 Revolving Casters IS 90 to IL 10
.Do0 nrukins Cups 7 " to 10 90
5000 Oval aud Chased Cold Bracelets 90 to 10 w
$500 Vest, Neck and Guard chains 90 TO 10 w
1000 Ladies' California Diamond Rings % TO ~
5000 Magic Spring and Snap Locken 90 10 10 w
10000 Gold Pens with Silr Aountd Holders 10 10 w
10000 Gold Pens with SIR Eetenson Cases V0to W
5000 Sets Ladies' JswslTy UUto 10 10
5000 TEA Dessert Table Spoons, petdoE IL NO toA 20
5000 Dessert and Table sorIs, per des Il Oot a W
4OOi Butter Kniv s. per pair 3 90 10 10 10
1900 MAXIM kipas Der pair 6 20 TO 10 w
$1,000 other al icles 400 10 10 w
Certificates OF all the various articles, stating what
each have fret put into enyeopes Sealed up
md mixed; ard when ordered taken out without IL
gard 10 choice and sent by ma, thus giving all fair
chance On receipt Of the Certificate you Ni see what
ycu have and then u Is at your option TO send cue
dollar aud take the article OF not.
One of these envelopes will be sent by mall on receipt
Of 70 cents ave for 81 eleven for Sal thny Tor 90
sixty Ave for $40 one hundred for SIS
AGENTS wanted everywhere. Great inducements to
Ladies and Gents TO act such ian not to send for
Circular which gives special terms, full list aud pafe
uars. Address J. II. WlNsLoN n CO
No 40o Broadway, New York
w ANTED, AGENTS male or Femae), Can clear $50
w per week At their own home In light ami honorA
bic business. Any person having few hours daily TO
sending stamp, for full particulars, Is. Lockwood De-
M MirhinAu.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-12
Marriage and Celibacy.

IN Essay 81 Warning and instruction to Young Men,
"A Just published by the Howard Association, aud seat
in ~ Aed letter envelopes zee Of charge. Address,
Or. J. SktLLEN H0uGHToN,
Howard Association, rhilAdelphia Pa.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-12
f0rCF nd DE0ASllIs

Sold by Druggists throughout DO World.
PRINCIPAL SAW. 1rf'cr.
tNS s. 80u Grccnwiet g.. -#,--r .ri
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-12
]. H. WINSLOW g. co.
DsTABLI,Iks 1860

100000 Watches, Chains, Silver Articles, &c.
WORTH $500, ooo!!
TO BE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH, WITHOUT
REGARD TO VALUE!
And not 10 b, paid for Vi, u you know sAai you g
SPLENDID LIST or ARTICLES.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-12
Complete in one very large Volume Of cv.r 1907
Pages.

Complete in one very large Volume Of cvlr 1000
Pages.
olHlS work has rival candid lucid, complete, Au-
thentc and reabls history Of the "GreA Conflict" II
contains reading matter equal to three large rovAl
octave volumes spendidy Illustrated with over $50 hne
portraits OF generals bste-sosnes, maps and diagrams.
In the selection Of matter for this great work the au-
thor has confined him -et strictly TO official data derived
from The reports OF Northern aid rouhern GENERALS, The
Report Of tho Committee the Conduct Of NE WAL Ma
tonal and Bsbel Archives, &C. &c.
lie has carefully avoided The introduction OF any mat
ter not strictly reliable And official and has succeeded In
producing What is universally demanded, far snd i'm
partial History VI The War
Returned and disabled officers and soldiers and ener
getc young men IN want Of employ will hnd this
RAE chance to make money We have Agents clearing
$3.50 yer month which Will prove 10 any doubling Ap-
pcan for proof OF the above send Tor circulars and zee
oar terms. Address, JONES BkOs & co, Il PhtenS
Building. Boston.
READY! NEW VOLUME! look our FOR
VI JANUARY PtCTORlALDOuBLk NJ ABER Of The IL
LUSTRATED PHREh ILLOGICAL JOCRNAL,w with Physi-
ogomy or signs Of haTsc er and How 10 Read them
9Th oogy or he Races " Men lbystoogy the Laws Of
LIE and Health; Pbrenoogy, and the temperance ts,
with choice u pursuits Psychology, the scenee OF the
Soul; Our social Relations, including Love, Courtship
aud Marriage whrn and whom to marry Educ 'tion and
Self improve men with such other matters as all ought -
know and be found IN no other publication, IT'S the
pest a nd cheapest work OF It's size and price.
Tei ms 20 year single Nos. 10 cents. New Volume
be gins nov subscribe al once Address hEsSRS FOW-
LER & WELLS, $50 Broadway, New York
PAPER BAGS.
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RINGS
RI IN G7S
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
IS THE MIRACLE or THE AGE!

Ora Y-hcndcd People have their
locks restored 10y 10 20 the dark, bts'yoiU,
siNe' fre'sf' of youth, and are hppyl
Young People with hqlf, tldoa or red Hair,
have these questionable eolors changed to
beautiful auburn, and rcioicy'
People whose heads are covered with
pandrtF and Hnmors. use il, and have clean
coats and clear and healthy scap,
Bnld-IIcudcd Veterans have
their remaining locks frightened, and the
bare spots covered with a uXuiant growth
of Hair, and dance for joy
Young Gentlemen use IL because 10 is
richly perfumed!
Young Ladies use it because it keep.
their Hair in phccl
Everybody must and irlR use II, because
it is the cleanea and bet article in the
market
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-12

cEnn BUSINESS MAN WANTED In every city
cDllU. and village IN the United States, with 400
Ia $500 become in crested bv contract, aud control
branch Of our business. E. l.. TRIP CO., 1911 broad.
way, New lurk CITY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-12
For Sale by Druggists generally.

JOHN p HENRY 4 co. w0cthury Vermont, Whole
sale Agents, sod ty W0Op BlABY & co. tesnts,
Montpelier, Vermont and also by druggists and dealers
everywhere. rl1yl
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miscellaneous.
SINGERS LETTER "a"
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

VlIl5 splendid Machine combines all the good qualities
Of our we'll known manufacturing machinrs with many
new and vAu ID Improvements 1t s swift, quiet, and
positive in is operation the very finest and cOhrset
materials, and anything between the two extremes, in
beautiful and substantial manner. 1t Hens Fss, Cords
Brads Tucks, Gathers Stitches de- and will generally
do greater range Of work than any machine heretofore
offered to the public respectfully invite ali in want
Of Superior Family sewing Machine to pay us VISIT
Every machine warranted and full Instructions given by
competent and courteous attendants Send for pamphlet.
The singer Manufacturing Company 90 Hanover Street
Boston, ass Broadway, New York.
HENRY BARNES, Agent At Montpelier, Vt.
Patented July 1tb 1865
The Removable Window Sash
gTATR RIGHTS FOR sALE.
s. WALES, No. Water Street, Boston.
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PAPER BAGS.

FAPEH BAGS.
A Ill KINDS. The Grown Bag co, make the test and
"A sell cheaper than any o.h-rs. Send for Price List
10 Y Nessy NlTeet ksw iork.
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PIANOS, Cabinet organs, American Organs and Melo-
deems for sale al low Pm ~, by
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HaXid G.raX,n Estafe.

Orange, Nov. 2fth, A. D. 1865. F45V
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-05-20
SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO, MAY 20, 1865
Terrible Calamity.


H.. n.,.,.. ron, Hn.,c NJ NJ
nAAp SOANiA"'' ro", 0"A,'' ~, ''''
May S'h 1000
To Brig. Gen'l JAMES H. CARLETON,
Santa F6, N. NJ.
c ,.,-..,..,.l.,u1..,
GENERAL III Is my melanonV'y .ly uusy W v
report tuat a serious accluent ooolitey ..I' Y,
mere on yesterday al'elhoop' Alsvi n, NluIu 'I
laoOt at, we Y, slCeeueu IN s'''in6 sVOI oi, ouo,
stah'lai rope across 'no river Ju's ' peiom
tne tne pIs., anu nuu v Gvnipnyn'1G G.e oIoo''IH ~
W, y .., ~ lS' NJ M 'ois,, Nv, uuolso "a -,
roV.ls @ .C1nmunu E ,,Sp luo SV"pan1 I'u Tu
suVces'suIly y cr9Sscu, 'uge.nos Sisu W.; ~, a;
re'i'S' iamily ~hen, ou 1i'0 seVOuu 'i'P ~ Vi
m Sne poA', que SapH ioiHaIu' Inu NM meu' uO%n' W.,
y Un o1aiu were " Iap'HIa ~ o. cL naSIei N lS'
Wv, INT V"I; 'Dls., n'' o. '' T,OuS" SAM M
hssI' ~ a. =, d. u oonns'On a. ~, " o. hT'
Sona nsppoil o'otnv' a,ha. y, Uauso "TTpo.,' w"
% DoO.OI p',aoIn =, ~ aiiq, aaiiiiuo,q"o, " "bOa
Dia''oL "on1 "pn ',UH "'O .J wv. 'Guo, ~ "'T ~
= = HuGoss tp. :, ~ u Snv W. ticH "uu iNu"uio7' VI
w. ~, III. va oiS. Ir H.. u11l -
J.psu'n ~ nuSn'' ". EsI 81 ~ uggv', WI, Dom. @
@ S,Su. men u GU, r, -. ~, ~ u. Nj, to'". , VIZ
ItV"neu' INV nos Teoa . t eple W tcr, v''1l :,
Wv ~ Iunles ol Tue at lnon iOa' from II 20
lo' Iue t reus' s 'Ias as me,o sOA. uSwI
T yu 'Ho v"nN u '"G irei w "a'ia', VI huu
Lo. Lo oTu,on H." M UoT S Wv STs s.P ,rsSuva w
iTS bis % O"p onS snrnort1a NM @ %no 'mu .
W n,o g0''1S"nI' %'rI unu 1u UIsoU n'h un'',
ruovuou, I paps, 'i"eH'' Ias. h "ua III eAPui'
oM'u'i' I Vu' ""o ,oa% avI, a ~ 'DI va, Te'
'Uo va.o ~ str"nSlin@ " in Ibo % ra4or IdnonI,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-05-20
To he Edilor ot The GayelIe.

TO The Editor Of the GayciIs;
SR.-pcrmit me, through the columns
Of your very valuable and highly inter
esting newspaper, 10 inform tho Good
Tmpars Of this Territory, and the lovers
of temperance generally, that ] have sue.
cocdcd in instltuting u Lodge Of Good
Templars at this post.
This Lodge have named after our late
and lamCntcd Chief Magistrates Lincoln
Lodge, No. ---., |. 0. of q. T., work Ns
without charter at present, but under .n"
auspices and protection Of the Grand
Lodge Of California. This Lodge is com.
posed of soldiers Of sterling worth nnd
good character, and, from its present rap
ID state of progression, bids fair to riyo!
many sister Lodges in this Territory.
am under obligations never to be for
gotten, TO Lieut.. n. Thomasson, 9th u ).
Infantry, commanding, who gave me all
the assistance in his power, as to Lodge
room, etc., and from my snort acquaint-
anCe with this officer | find him to be an
0tcer and gentleman OF hlgn stunulhB
and a warm supporter Of the Good TEN
plar cause.
| would here urge it on all commanding
officers to countenanoe this temperance
movement as much as possible among
their commands, for no where is temper
ance SO much needed as among our mill.
tary. This fact is too palpabl9 aud can
not bo denied by the mos. crodulous
am1ngi. Us.
I have not, as yet, been able to visit
albuquerque, but expect to very shortly.
Indeed It would be pleasure to me 10 90
able 10 organize q Lodge ,Aer,, and ! will
gladly 10 SO when solicited.
| Would to God that every military post
and camp in this country was like Fort
Union. Thorc, not only are the soldiers
tomporanc, men, but many Of its Officers
,aso. Sec tho result, There has been,
within ,nu last ten uonths, but one o. two
I Court Martial CAGES for drunkenness. The
doy is not far distant, hope, when tue
fearful crime Of drunkenness und drunk
ard.making will be DOnished from oaI
midst.
And such is the sincere wish Of
TH0'S W. SMITH,
D.D. G. W.C.S.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-05-20

the party on tho boat from being excited,
and who set an example Of coolness by his
own action. Lieut.. Charles y. Bergen
list N. NJ. Infantry and LIST Sergt. John
Atkinson Of my company used every e&cr-
tion from the shore, for the benefit of the
drowning men, and were the means OF
saving several lives; also, great credit is
duo to all tho enlisted men OF my company
as they went into the water, without heslta'
ton, when there was apossibility oil dong
good. ystl
lam, sir, t
Very respectfully,
Your obedient Servant,
GEO. II. PETTlS,
lst 1t. lst N. NJ Inf.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-05-20

The Sultan ha, just ordered, from the
Thames Iron Works Company, another
ron-palcd frigatc, to be called the Turk
istan, and to be paid for ont Of his pri.
yato funds. Tho new vessel will measure
36j feet by 50 from stem to stern, 30 Feet
from keel to deck, and will draw 25 feet
Of water. Her engine, arc to be l,200
horse power, and her tonnage 5000 tons.
She will be armed with A riAed cannon Of
tho heaviest metal.
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a1uRrtigeMtHts.
PROPOSALS.


Sealed Proposals In duplicate Will be received al
this ollce IL clock NJ on Tusiddy the l6h Of Au-
gust 1866, when they will be opened for the delivery of
the following Subsistence Stores al the posts Indicated
for tho use OF u s. Troops and Government employees
the stores to be delivered at such times and in tach
quantities as theChief Commissary Of Subsistence DE.
partment Of New Mexico, may direct
DEPOT FORT UNION.
10000 pounds Corn Meal, 1000 gallons Of Vinegar
10000 llomiuy, 1900 pounds Of Salt.
FORT STANTON.
4iooS pounds Corn Meal, 1900 pounds Honny,
400 gallons Vinegar,
ALBUQUERQUE.
i2Oea pounds Corn Meal, 5000 pounds Honlny.
FORT CRAIG.
10000 pounds Corn Meal, 5,OOOpoun HOmny,
800 gallons. Vinegar,
FRANKLIN, TEXAS.
! 1900 pounds Corn Meat 10 900 pounda Homny,
| 500 gallons Vinegar,
| Corn Btal, iioamy and Salt to bc put up and DO.
/ liyeed iE ouure .4,Ient 'c,,, 100 rounds Ia each
sark Of Corn MUl aud llomIny and 20 pounds OF eae
aud one hay bushels Ia each sack Of salt
Ginegar 10 bo pare wine or cider vinegar, and 10 bo
put l and delivered In good strong water tight barrels
or af barrcs each barrel to lave at least Que strong
| Iron hoop Mt each chime
Corn Meal aud HOniEy to 10 made Of good white
| yellow Corn.
No Proposition will he entertained which Is con
siired too high or 100 low, when the person oior
ring clnnOl frequirol-thal he has under bis
control the necessary means to enable him 10 comply
with the terms Of the contract.
Bids will only be received for each post separately
| Tue CHEZ CommIssary reserves the privilege Of p
creasing diminishing the contract to tue extent Of
one third tho whole to be subject to the approval Of
the General Commanding
Two good and satisfactory scclriticg will sign each
bid, guaranteeing that II tho contract is awarded to
the person therein proposing they will bo security for
the faithful peilOrnanouOf Of the contract
| The bidder or an authorized agent must bo pretent
al the opening Of the bids,
A copy Oi thsadycHl,ewcnI must bo attached to
each bid.
For further Information appy at this orlcn
Endorse on tue Envelope PrOposab for Subj Sor0
al Post
WI BELL,
Capt 4 C,s sA.
0aiec CIie' Comsy, ot Subsistence,
Department Of New Mexico,
SAINTS We, N NJ May s. 1895
No, iS llt
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Circular.
TREASURY DkpARfsgRr--SgcJND AUDITORS
OFFICE. s.|

TREASURY DRPARfARkr-Sec0ND AODiIoRd
OFFICE, I
Tho following instructions aTcpuhlished
for tho guidance Of oilicOrO applying TO this
Office for information as to tho course to
be pursued in order to obtain sOlllclorn'
Of their property hOcounts
Officers are notified that it is useless to
apply for a Certificate Of Non Indebtedness
until aHRoturns Of Clothing, Camp and
and Garrison EquipagO, and Ordnance and
Ordnance Stores, for the entire period OF
responsibility, have been forwarded to The
Ouartormaster Generals and Ordnance
Offices, andl etters obtained acknoWlledg-
ing the receipt and trcnsmiltGl Of sd'dTt'
iaraS 10 this Office,
On receipt Of tho Quartermnster Gener-
aps letter Of transmittal and the Certificate
Of Non-Accountability from the Chief Of
Ordnance, tho officer must remit boih TO
the Second Auditor, with request Tor tho
settlement Of his accounts, giving ms
name, rank, regiment, company ana nd
dress in full, the period Of responsibility
and for what kind Of property the respon-
sibiIity was incurred. If an officer has
never been accountable for clothing,
Campand Garrison Equipage, Or Ordnance
and Ordnance Stores, it 10 required BY tho
QuartCrmaster Generals and Ordnance
Offices that an affidavit should be made and
forwarded to those Offices, stating tho fact
or hio nnn.ragnnnsihililv uDon which,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-05-20
AGUsTIN III. HUNT,



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tr,,iep, ,,s IN
p,,,,,.s sV nNtlo,,rv r,r, ga oS
xs,,i, ,onm,nt,rt,tr an An,srissr tg-. ,lp, m M
Ams,,,,, Unoncnrs-.i coile.ttsn of gn,,,bts w
and idrrtars nv ibs mai eminent urststs
If Angr,a--lbisI i,. + N.sra . WI. o, M
rtuty nm pltid,g svnlG t.iI rgnv i > - G0
Irshjoll'a CIyil IisiJuy. - 00
sisrb,n On Pleading %
sDIf,s rtge,t Of The Law or rr,d,rc. +, C,,u
MD Criminal cles. lald cows oo
py1rl's / lea, Of tho Law 1r ryi'errs an he
rri,, or I,tinrs At Nt.i lrl.s ,1'I .ggy q MI
nfg. MOI IN. General statue I,vs II ttc
st,ts or Try,s slr.. si... rl.1. Tb. r'tsr.
5,lisn Laws of yley.rn C,a.,utl, nm Te,g1
vhIsh wcr, IA force bsfors tle Essa,sluB
AZ linden ma slrs by T,yas. i.ll rinyl Or
n5,isnaruia p incirie. NJ Naiprai .tJ F,lut,
"''IyS'1' i,S 'oi ropyJ u.'' N''u'' 'o '''v 40.
General Order, Of tks War repartmanl sia.
bracing The yoaIs lssl. issl md / re NV
OlIrioB 4 pIeGrlorf yops ID or
ebAk,ppare. Cotnplote WurkE 10 az
lnIhm's Conplcte Works 10 yols e5 0'
.Juninp. Military and poliIIral Ina of tka I'm.
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Frank lIayman was droll dog. When
he buried his wife, friend asked him
why he expended SO much on her faneral.
/" D, sir" replied he, "sho would have
done 50 much, or more, for me, with plea
sure
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-05-20
PROPOSALS.

Sealed Propollls in duplicate will be received al
this ulAcn uut NUlOay June ID, l,gb, II O'Clock, A
II for furnishing the Troops and Guycrnmehl Employ
esAt Fort Marcy, " w., and vicinity, with Fresh Beli
on he Block, Of good wholesome quail y uf an equal
proportion oI fore and hind quarter meat, (neckI,
hdHkS and kdHcy-ialioW ercigdei) delivered ia
sluh quantities and at such times as shall be required
by the Clisf Commiss.ry Of Subsistence, department
Of New Mexico, Tor one year, commencing gu tho lsl
bSy Of July, 1855.
Two good securities must he named in the bid
Bidders must be present at the opening Of the BIDS
or be represented by an authorized sgeut.
Endorso, - Proposals Beef, Fort Marcy
W H. BRli,
Capt &C A.
o1lce Chief Commsslry VI Subsistence,
Dept VI scw MEXICO,
Santa 10, N ~, May 4, 1865.
No ~. o..
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Good TemplaTS.

Los PISos, NGw ME1lco,
May 7th 1865,