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{ RICE BROTHERs.
)UOE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

os .lAtQ 90 and III East Water ST.,
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN,
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR. BEES,
PORK, LARD. HAMS. BUTTER, SEEDS, etc. f
The following choice brands of Flour on hand: =
81 BERTsHY's BEST, N. WARREN,
CABINET, EAGLE
CHAMPION, MCCLELLAN.
MARKET Reports sent daily o. weekly without
charge
~ Flour and Produce bous 1t, stored and insur-
gu NJ noefhi rates. marl3eod1y
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To PURIFY, NRIcs THE BLOOD, AND BBAur1rY
the complexion, use HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CoNCRN-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA.7 One bot
tie equals In sreng one gallon Of the syrup or De-
coction 8 AaA~ 4as na1 77f-'f II 80
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MARINE News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

-$d'ARRIVED.
Steamer Regulator, Moore, Winterport.
Sch y A Heath, Williams, Boston.
Sch Texas, Day, Boston.
Sch Susan Senter, Ramsdell, Boston.
Sch Am, Cousins, Boston,
Sch Ssrah Collins, Mcfarland, Bremen
Sch Annie Sargent. McIntyre, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Barque WinslOwi q Davis, Garderas-A L HObsou.
Bafqus 81 Jago, mhite' Havana Chase Bros 6 Co
Brig William Parks Plummer, Matapzas-Isasc
Sch Julia, (Brl Kinds, st George MIN Miller.
Sen Warren Blake, Smailey. Fortress Monroe
Moses Nickerson
Sch Texas, Day, BOston-oriental Powder Co.
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WHY IEJURE THE COMPLEXION BY PowpRBs
AND WASHES WEIGH choke or ii up the pores ofthe
skin and In short time leave it hafsh and dry 1t
is the blood, ard fyou want smooth and soft SIX N
use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF sABsAPARILLA. 1t
remove black spots mr les and all eruptions the
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Cavalry and Artillery
MOR SES WANTED.

Office Of Assistant Qu0rternsaster U.S.A.l
~ AugustG, Me, march 18Th, 1865. !
Price Raised to $l60 and $40,
- Proposals will be received at this efico
fFE&N for the purchase of Cavalrv and Artillery
%, Horses 'or the use Of The q. g. Goyern.
&scnD met till further notice.
Horses fered Jor ths Cavalry Service must ba
sound in al particulars well broken Ia }uli dash
and good condition, from 10 to IS hands high frc
nve 60 nine years old. and well adapted Ia every
way TO Cavalry purpof Ga. Prico Sle0.
ARTILLERY horses must be OF dark color, quick In
al pars cula-s quick and acti O. we'll broken. and
square tcotters in harness, In good esh and condi
i9n from six to ten ears old, net than fifteen
and half hands high and NOT ess than ten hun red
and nifty pounds Price 10 be $40.
Any number of hors from one upwards &c an.
swerlng the above description and assinz rigid in
spec'ion, will be received and paid for in tbs Gov
ernment fGnds
THOS. G. waTTAL,
I'm mch21 Capt and Asst Quartermaster IT, &. A.
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" NOT FEW OF HE WORST DISORDERS that af.
met mankind arise from corruptions Of the blood
6ELMBoLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is u rems-
dy ofthe utmost value. 9es nlIl IS
+ - iiH llA ~ maI2li3m
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international Steamship Go.
Eastport, Calais and St. John.
TWO TRIPS A WEEK.

r.qKA On ard after Monday, March 2Tth.
the Steamer NEW ESeIAHD, Can't E'
rieio VIII leave Railrosd Wharf, loot of State st,
every noNDAY at o'clock p. N ard the Steamer
FEW BsUNswIcK, Capt b. Winohes'er will leave
st John. I1-l - anu
Returning will leave st. John every Monday a d
Bos' on $3.50
AZ Eastp9r. the Steamer Queen" will connect
for ST. Andrews, Robinson ana Calais with HE New
Brunswick and CanadS Railway Ger Woodstock and
nouton stations, Sage Coaches also connect az
Freight received en- days Of sailing until O'Clock
r. Z. q. A1ON, Agent.
forlaso, march 20 1865. moh2lti
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Mirrors.
Mirrors :

HSRENuH and GERMAN Mirror plates 10 apo
IL Geld and Bltek Wa nut Frsm.F, very 10 = ct
FULLER & STEVENS.
mchzi 147 Middle g.
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[YRoM OUR ooRnEsPoNDENr.l

GREENS LANDING, March II Sid, sch Nor
giana, Conary for Rockland.
March l5-Sld. sch Geo Gilman, Randall, from
Portiand1 for Cutler.
March l7-Sld, sch Gloucester, Bray, Surry.
DisAsTER-Sch Gold Hunter, (of Deer Islel Capt
CoillEs, from Rockland TO Green's Landing, with
merchandise, struck ON Scrasg Ledge on Wednesday
afternoon and will be total loss No insurance
Inc Yesie was owned BY the Captain and the less
falls very heavily upon him
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DISASTERS,

Sch Romp. of and frem Jonesport for -, was
run down and sunk, off TEACHERS Island night of
the 10th inst. Crew saved. [Probaby BY the sch
d P, Thompson, frum Newburyport for Philadelphia
which put into Gloucester ON Friday and reported
hayn struck small sch Of 90 or 100 ton s amidshrs
which soon after disappeared. fhs ID carried
away most of her head rigging, and had cutwattr
stove but her hull was uninjured
Brig James Crosby, of Bangor, from Mexico for
Boston, with q cargo OF mahogany, went ashore Cd.
posite Morshes Long leland, night OF the 18th inst.
Crew saved The vessel is In good order and can be
got of if the weather is favorable.
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Frames,
Frames :
oval. GILT, and BLACK WALNUT FRAMFs,
~ all styles and sizes, 1T reduced prices. Whole.
sale and retail at
FULLER & STEYENS,
ltT Middle Sc.
E1- All Kinds of Square Frames made to order.
Mch2ldtf
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SPOKEN

AZ Feb = lat q N; lon 81 w, ship sultana. Price, I'm
March 8. lat IL N. Ion 81. brig Richmond, 81 DAYS
from Buenos Ayers for Boston, short of bread
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A. In word, the man In business or out of
business, who feels that what he invests ht, can
dDord TO lose, and that its absolute loss will
not embarrass him in any way or involve the
Interests of others, is safe in putting money
into precarious stocks. No other man is. and
SO here our advice endeth.
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n HOuse and LOT Tor Sale.
NOR sac. o. exchangJ for q Farm, house ana l., =.
- No 20 Clark S. Enquire ON the premises Tor y
WIS o"ce' mch2ld1Ws
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Piano Forte Instruction.

MISS WHEELER having reoen,Iv ,,.n,...
" from Boston, Is desirous Il obteiuing pupils fnT
Instructors on the Piano Forte. Having been nm.
uet some OF the best German Teachers for six years
may favor ner Nth their patronage For furthsT
rference, apply to 81 Free St meb2ld3Ss
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H'hEE dweuin shouss formerly occupied BY Moodg
Ma'ker, Eco, situated ON the corner ~
variety Of value bl fruit trees plants IA
ca with the premises
Fer terms apply at the Portland Savings Bluk n,
inch 2t-d;f
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DIR. pEBBETTs,
PRYsIoL eIoAL
IT'S MoDUs oPKRANDI

4 e @ f N e r A T o R I
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In CONVENTION.
A convention of the Boards was held for the
purpose If filing the vacancy in the Board Of
Overseers of the Poor and electing additional
Surveyors of lumber. &c. s-as
b Nathaniel Ellsworth was elected Overseer of
the Poor for three years, in place OF Lewis B.
Smith, resigned.
Samuel P. Clark, George S. Sylvester, James
Berry. Lewis D. Thursion, f. A. b. Wilcox
and John c. Phenix were elected Surveyors
OF Lumber. 5We8 5
Levi L. Jones was elected Cutler of hoops
and slaves. MNn i-a5
The convention then dissolved. Adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-02
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

~ [ offer for sale, q Two Story BRICK
5l:#a DWELLING house, or Union street, be-
tween Duke and Wolfe streets, or q lot 25 feet
front, and ll5 deep. Also,
z~s \ BRICK HOUSE, formerly used by NE
1.-l$;i as my Block and Pump factory, but which
can be converted into other uses, on Union
between Duke and Wolfe strects-on 10. 50
feet front and Is feet inches deep, with y
feet alley, on the south side.
This is valuable property, and could be made
available for many purposes OFFER it for sale
at q reasonable rate Persons wishing TO pU~
chase can spply to me- for terms, &c.
ROBERT JACKSON
jy Inns Union Street
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VOLUME LXXI.

PUBL1SHED
EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR.
rs OFFICE-No. 1O4, King street, over
French's Book Store.
Mg Advertisements and Subscriptions re-
ceiyed at the Printing Office; or at Edgar SnoW :.
den's Office, corner of King and Royal streets,
over j. Owings Dry Goods store.
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GROVE FOR SALE.

I will sell on accommo dating terms the above
property, containing about II acres. The i'm
provements consist Of q Brick Dwelling. with
Barn and other improvements. The situation
of the above property; its proximity to Alexa-
dria and Washington, being only about two
miles and half from the former city, Wi is
noted hcaltIsfulness and other advantages.
render it very desirable as place Of resi-
dence For terms and other Information en-
ouire Of Robt. L. Wood, Alexandria.
il 14-11n* A LOCKWOOD,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-02
Groceries, &c.

TEORGE E. WHITE & CO.,
VI Liberty Hall,
80 and 81, CAMERON STREET,
And Warehouse,
Corner of Wilkes and Royal streets,
Alexandria, Va,
For the sale of
GUANO, GRAIN, HAY AND FEED.
Offer for sale ALE, in barrels and half barrels,
from the favorite Washington Brewery, al
ways on hand, and daily received. LAGER
BEER, in the usual packages. GROCERIES
of every variety, and at lowest prices. Flour,
Hay, Grain and Feed in every variety.
Rags, Iron, Bottles, Hay Grain, Sumac,
Butter, and Eggs always purchased at market
prices. jy 26-tf
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II 0 r S A i E

The THREE STORY BRICK BUILD
ING, north of the Canal Basin, at the
corner of First and Royal streets, former
ly occupied by me, as a Grocery and
Feed store This valuable property is
convenient to the Coal Wharf, and pre-
sents many inducements to business men.
especially IN view of the re-opening Of the
Atexandria Canal It would be we'll calculated
for Manufac cturing purposes, or for Grocery
store, the city extending in that direction;---
Persons wishing to make an Investment likely
to be profitable, can examine the property and
see for themselves It will be sold on advan-
tageous terms. Apply to the Gazette office.
Title indisputable N: Huns;
iy 20-2wx Cor. OF Duke and Water So.
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lust RECEIVED.
jy 12--tf

UOI hECEIV I'D.
A lot of choice green, black, and Japan
TEAS. Stabler's Canned Peaches, very
choice; Canned Strawberries this seasons
fruit; Virjins and Marseilles SALAD Oh;
Crushed, Granulated, Powdered, A, B, s. G,
SUGARS; Choice Porto Rico DO.
Nos. l, g. s. 8 Mackerel in barrels and kets;
Potomac and Scotch HERRINGs; Choice Fam
lily and Extra FLOUR, in bbls. and bags;
Self raising Flour; Pure Spices; Mustard;
Flavoring Extracts; Currants; Raisins; Citron;
Jenkins dried BEEF, pure Ground Coffee;
Rice, sc. All of which will be sold as lop as
the loavest JOSEPH Z. JANNEY,
ie A-tf Corner of Prince and Pitt SITS.
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For Sale and Rent.
~ Es1RABLE RESIDENCE AT PRIVATE
/ SALE

e-A The subscriber offers at Private Sale her
fs$5 residence with the ground attached there
to. situated at Fairfax Court House. Va. The
improvem ents consist Of large. and we'll in
ished FRAME BUILDING, in good repair,
never failing we'll of the best water, shade
and ornament trees necessary out building,
with two acres Of ghly improved land =,
Persons desirous OF seeing the premises VIII
call on A. BroadWater, who will give all need
ful information, relative to terms &c:
n. 3. The above property is offered FOX
RENT, by the month, until sold. .-
MARTHA 4. MOSS.
Fairfax co., Va, July 27--2W%;
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It O r 5; 4 i +

4 piece Of LAND on SUFFERS; HILL,
right hand side OF the road called eastern view,
continuing acres, rods, 81 poles. Persons
wishing to purchase the whole or part: thereof
will apply to Z. u oAOOI.
lie 15-tf
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g1OR RENT-A arst rate and commodious
4 STORE, the property Of Isaac Ge2rga;s
e:.ate. known as No. 179 King street For infor-
nation apply to J. G, CLARK. No. 125 King s..
or 102 Queen street jy lift
, 1865-04-30

From the fGCQMQQ1 " QfE, aFllt II.
Robbery and outrage held perfect carpi-
val on Wednesday night, In the locality
known as the Valley. n:ar the Intersection
Of Poplar and Fifteenth streets, a retired Sec
ton, and we b51teyc not pstro1ed By any Of
the Provost guards. At about sunset, six or
eight young men, several Of them sporting
blne sack coats to give them the appearance
Of Federal soldiers, made raid doSn the
Valley, ovethauling every white and c ,lored
man they met, p.csrntine pistols at their
heads. demanding their watches and money,
and passing on to the next victim. They ac-
costed colored youth, barber In the estab-
lishment under the Ballard HOUSE, put up
two yonpg howitzcrs 1t his head. and took
from him fourteen dollars In Federal cur
rency-all be had, They also took bis hat,
made him take OF his coat, which they p.e-
scented him sgaip, and attempted to remove
his shoes from bis feet. They then dismissed
him with the assertion thht he was damned
niger, and that they had a great utnd to
kill him anyhow. ALI this occurred before 1t
was yet dark, within lew feet Of thc vic
tim's dwelling. Passing On down they caught
another co1orEd MN who was leaning oser
his yaId railing, aid attempted to pull him
over The fence BY M in force, d. the same time
Searching his person for watch, money, and
E.slnables.. A little further on, tho first VIC
tins beard the cry Of thtrd-whitu man
whom the thieves had fallen upon. Whether
he Waarobbed or not, our Informant could not
say, but his shouts Of ''murder>n = " wa'ch,"
fire" rang up and down the Valley. Seyetal
men started 70 his rescue, but the despera.
, 1865-04-30

DaR.l.J JamrA
Dcvi{n James
l,r,hr'drrJ j II
Dua,i gym;
, 1865-04-30

&d6a lDeany Of The rebels were, ,ont beyond
4 that Ee has no claim OF any Kind whatever
FurGn the regard Of the American neop:e-.
His story IS brithy very told. Educated an
army officer, he acknowledged the doctrine OF
Statt sovereignty, and, hone ly holding It. be
followed his stale when she scc.dtd. Now
even if man believed that his State had a
right 10 secedr at Der pleasure, ii he thought
ihe oecas On insafhc:eEt a. Lee confessed he
did be would silently acqui. SEE, and no more.
But If the occasion were infamous, If the OBJ
jecs Of the exer,ise Of State soycreientv at
such enormous peril to the lives and happi-
ness Of bis .clloW citizens were nothing hnt
the pGrpetuity Of human slavery. nob,e aud
generous man VT u1d hare protested with ali
his heart. Robert E. Lee offered his sword.
From that moment be has been an active
soldier, His military aEill has been mueh
oSetrated. stonewan Jackson, his Lieuten-
ant, achieved his most famous successes, and
Lees two aggressive campaigns wrte ignr
mtnIous failures No man eau be held cu,lty
of want Of genius. But will thoss who
are 81 eager in extollhg General Lee inform
us why This Christiau hero had not word to
say In regard to the atrocfous treatment Of
our prisoners In rebel hands, especially at
Belle Isle, under his eyes?-Wiil ths flatrerers
report of operations In the field were So uu-
fair and deceptive: Will the friends OF this
simple-hea1ted soldier cay why he tried
trick Of words In sflls final correspondence
With General Granty
There is no act known to Us during his
lcng career ns rebel In arms which should
favorably signal ze Robert E. Lee among hun
dreds OF his fellow rebels. Wig does not
Johnston, or Exel1, or Lougstreet, or Hill
deserve The same praise? What excellence
Of character Or excuse Tor conduct has he
which they had not? Do those who speak
so softly Of his crimes fee, rs gently about
Jefferson Davis? Yet Davis at Eeast heartily
believed in his canse, and 1t was Lee, at The
head Of the army, who made Davis crime 80
prolonged and bloody.
We hare no emotion Of vengeance against
General Lee We would not bang hlm-not
, 1865-04-30
art6uHE6t
DROPOSaIS FOR ARMY
j. TRANSFORMATION
OFFICE OF Cn1Ky QpAKIEExAs1xR

s.1sr r.rn itss MISxssora or A'STTTyr4 sSF;sa
,h5s ssss% aes nS,;i r =.
q ~ e. asl
'eSts Ts7x e sss ts !n tssfs # s STs s.ass
III res ssas cent1c. ~ Aeaadfia e,aa rommo ca, a.
@ Ielie. s!lnnetots, Fort Abercsombe. DIT. and any
sS = q:
oea~ren " seh aud Eth deg1ecs ef north latitude.
Eli: n5sSs!y Fa5s e ri
ia;Sss y e S fss sssh degree north
Il n @ss e So.ss si'"e e
horTn n: the asalIeE Of all military sup
bo "a Ss y e Sc
ta ns n5tcs gtSsa to ,neas the delvesy ii sad
oar. S @ 6 Fl sasf aea CT e It.
III Ii f during # ssss s.ss
o ss seR ~
north e !hs 4'tn dsere~ norm iatituds ii he BIZ
x9 IT, f. :ns sS ~
Ihe Price given 10 ttan.port said sto.es from a.
por.atson there may be, vel for Inc uoTtsS Of
81 sS sns oh' TO another
F!ddeft viii state how 1t Is proposed to transport
M ee ssd 5sspcca',hs ,g1S sF sny H.
gsse!s etem .shs se1soa 10 whom Tic Contract may
Biddefs Eil1 give their names and address In full. In
e. 6 e1as as &c aao
y IT, 9
~ A. ri; + ssss
United 81 a,es District CouFt or the UIted 6talc4 Dis
, 1865-04-30
5pseiat nprtrz8,
" hat the Hon. II. q. Nixon


Editor and proprietor OF tie Nag or'esn. cresc-4t
eaSF OF Dr. 9ames. farnrfly OF am"s' Lock Hospital,
Custom Houfe Str ct New Or:eans. In ,e&t.hllshed In
1s6", and nov Of So Randolph ttEe et, Chicago, Ill.,:
y Fspm the N. u. Crt SCENT
DE- JAxEs.-0f Ill the mc'tcn1 pr rsssttoaeEs who
hhSc chosen aFpecia cl4 Of human ancats their
Stu"y, VT know Of TO whu has becnnle more uat.
1or1nis successful nr Who h4s been more Ju,ts ce:e
ts.ted than Hr. Jamef whose apartments arc At No ~
Custom Hf use kteet- Years ago, With full nrscncs
knowlt dEt Of mtdc1n Ia general he singled oae OF
those hy1rat Of human tnnrsty which general rrae.
ht'oncrs 20 raEa COPE With *ucecss fully. aud by
tidueus study, pcFscrerinx resranh Into the re-
otcst peretral.a OF ;ls peculiar hra ch
and tlIe nIost careful and extended ,actce he &le
himself the Hercules OF he hydrs. ND Thousands Of
hoth teHk In ali pxrs OF the world. now Enow him
rmenlbes him with the rnrc gratitude, Il Dr.
jarar*' celebrity IL not co21ncd t, Ncs 0rc tas or
lutslan8, rte United Sats hut exist thros Rhout
Europe AZ gene, al th, E. he j. inf hr md thos'
vhn ~ come within the range ofhts treatment "
call uren lin. not ONLY wtta she bore, ant with the
HtsurnncR OF being restored to health and har?nss
, 1865-04-30

becauee be has not deserved banging bnt
from motives of State policy: Mother ARE
He inatcpssiblt to adna,ra'lon for foc. Md
jor Andre We can pity, but General Arnold
R't dtspiee. Robert E. Les Was All American
citizen, educated BY his country. who deserted
his flag: Had his story ended there il would
have been sor,oWtul.' But he drew hi5sword
against that aas not because Of suy oppses-
sion or outage, but because by peaceful and
luwful means it hade fa.r to become the 3ym-
hol Of Justice aud equal rights; and be drew
it, thank God in vain. Tlele his story unds,
ard it Is ir rtAMcEs. !,
, 1865-04-30
IL HOARD. P. II.

Weekly, 18th.
faction with the sur
get Kind fcellns lot
unnatural. But it IS
en With any romance
Ee m honest man "a
, 1865-04-30
GRIND-STONES.

fnl1 assortment OF MI kinds large and small sizes
Tor taic below the market price at NJ. Noeta Wells
eEreef. THOMAS HALH.
, 1865-04-30
CTR PARIS LETTER.

The stSltnattoAs, in Pnr!S-- -4ppre-
hensInn In Regard 20 the 1.-t31:sncp
*s1hsiuiuE.-A Art.. he Disc aa. Ion OH
the Address, DC.
, 1865-04-30

Jonee Nancy mrs
j scEt On .,elI mrS
JAc. kon II. n rettR MI
lAcfton Nettlc Urn
Jsi,otds SaLte mrB
.T~hnLlatt / T. hrs
J f1hteh II A mus
10 n>..I : +, MIS-
.tehn: on II /. mrs
J O. n.1o2 Family mrs
JsN&li + 4 ulY4
, 1865-04-30
DhOEJSALS FOR BEEF CAT


OFF1cE DKuT CoMx1ssARY or Buns1srrsp1.
Font LrAvESwoETA4 kAs., Ap Il Is, ls55.
sea- Et. PROPOSALS Will he received At this ot1ce
hntt II o'clock H.. Saturday May 6th 1866 for delivery
Mraeo q Eap 81 aEE = c liz % Ss iss
thTr q, md six Is years of .eS. none 10 ~ ssieh
sss than 6o pounds and to average not esa than ao
roposals must state when the cattle can BE- deliver.
ed and the rr1cr per rnrnd net,
Proposals Will he considered for any nunber above
Ii iias mnst be accompanied by guarantee of the
tunlss known to the meteorological, must be shown By
t5ict Cou er of the United States Dat!ct AttornrJ
cise address Of each member of the n57n. Each Sid
must have printed cory Of this adrcEssement post
to saa eaa o e ss 4
hool IN st1trt accordance eit te conditions Of the
New Mexico. for the sum of--pcr hundred
pounds nct-
4 bond with good and sufficient security viii be 70
Qultrd.
foRN or uCAIAS1Kk
We. We.---.of 1ht county OF ---, and
IL able to fuln the contract Ii accordsnee With ,be
tezmt his proposition, and that should his ryOpos
In accord ancc herewith. shonld this contract be
snI,fss to him. we as psgsd to become bis se
tIbis guarantee must be appended l., each hil,}
s.is for Beef Cattle" md sddiessed "a tho % nnag.
.,. ,r,n q net soreso"dsno t e neore cond-
h,dssH must b present a Tho orcn.ne Of the
Payment to Be made IN funds furnished b, the U.
WM. a. MURFEy,
.x.,sr Capt and D~poi g
, 1865-04-30

.sVskVu = VnhG
N.Y. Edward hoy ChTfs
NeI.en Kim 1ndENoo etf Wr
tolton RI Sey Wu
Neye. Ed gard T SeEaa:r. fT
n gttAnEdaard 1o3 d II Fl
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tprdan uAvi't No Ole Mr
Stumsnn GeorEeGeedh4m fyalte,
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Co.. eEen. -owsr, kxosrs. Co.. Agent n, ec:-
:. stnR Machln-. .:,r no: 1911: ;:.:Po Boy sl67-s
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18th arc To th- euetlc N euh LII .ocl. w..
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laA "a. "a
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docs We1c too strong for them. Haw many
more: were robbed; -we kunw7not: t34v1rai,
:.daSs ugn. a@me ri the sa,tie' class o, thieves
tntcred, In broad daylight, the house OF d col
orcd woman tn 1he'' Valley. and robbed the:
10 BE- some Of the escaped peoitentiary gang,
aud ;t4Sif vfstims are generally de:enseiess
co}ored reoIle. =
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33TuNQ8HtBt

NOTICE TO BRIDGE CON.
m ACTtlK- Proposals. at.,i Plan for n Hr' ,lct
across tie Illinois i;lvsr. Mursrlcs, Ii Sale O.
until tho
18th day Of May next.
The riscr at this point Is 30 feet wide shoal wae;
ani rock hot'onl 11oross vii, e opened % the l6t
Of MAy, at Maise!llee, Lasa' 'le County. Iii.
A. &. t3ALtWAf,I
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Mar.ci1lcs, April 21th. 1850. arssu97ucw
, 1865-04-30

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18TH mas ,Josn-on
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1ll-AIr4 LetuA1d Petite i.
son =
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softe
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1L11So.s.-The Bloomington PauograpA
eomp'ains OF gipsey tlll ne in that neigh
beIhooa. A band of the wandering yastants
arc said tn be encamped in that place, whose
bi=l'1y dcrredations are anything but pleaz-
ant to the c'tzrra