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The Kentucky Conservatives made q
united effort to induce the President TO
revoke General Palmer's election order.
The President responded by sustaining
General Palmer, and urging him to en-
force the law vigorously. Gen. Palmer
replies that he viii DO that The fol-
lowing specifications explain the mean
ing Of the order referred 10, which ex.
eludes the following persons from yo-
ting: J. Those who in any wise diz-
played rebel flags or assisted in doing
so. . Those who oheered for any Of
the rebel leaders. 3 These who re-
ioictd st rebel victories or invasiona
4. Those who voluntarily taking or
sending provisions 10 the Conieder-
stes or inviting them 10 their houses TO
entertain them s Those who advoca-
ted the claims of the C~onfederacy
publicly aud desired its recognition.
6 Those who expressed q desire for
the capture or destruction Of Cincin-
matt, New York, Philadelphia, Wash
ingtOn, or any other loyal eirs by auy Of
The rebel forces. Z. Those who publicly
expressed sympathy for the rebel cause,
or condemned the National Govern
ment, for endeavoring to suppress the
rebellion, s Those who persuaded any
Federal soldiers TO leave the Union
army.
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Fhe sIamese TMIns AgaIn.

To the Editor Of the Neao York Tines:
Grateful for past favors at your hands,
we beg again to trespass upon your
kindness and ~liberality. Our names
are not entirely unknown to the Amer
lean public. In former years ne were
received everywhere with hattering and
substantial compliments, and after sevs
eral most successful tours through the
cities of the United States, we retired
to the privacy of our country homes,
where we hoped to spend the remain
der Of our days in the quiet enjoyment
Of domestic felicity, blessed as we then
were with ample fortunes for ourselves
and our families. But time has wrought
q sad change. The ravages of civil Wsr
have swept away n fortunes, and we
are again forced to appear in public.
Remembering, as we do, with the pro-
foundest gratitude, the liberality Of our
adopted country. we have arranged 10
appear on public exhibition in the
Northern cities, commencing early in
August next accompanied BY several of
u childreh, and we shall hope to meet
then thousands Of our old friends of
lang sas
NTH sincere regard, we subscribe
ourselves your Obedient servants,
CHANG and ENG,
Siamese Twins.
SUREY COUNTY, N. c., July 25, 1865.
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There was a sale Of town lots at
Pleasant Hill, Cass county, No, the
present terminus Of the Pacific Rail
road. July 2eth. The lots sold At a
high price, averaging about $500 A lot
OF fifty feet front Some went AZ higb
as $500
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Mosnuito Rara-

WE hsFs IA st7rs 100 iuen RIoa-
W auto Bara. Wtnch sill be sold verr
i0a 70 rfcse c0usiCDfneet
This j. 80 excellent opportunity fos Hotels and
Boarding-houss keeper - furnish TIER houses.
a1e4-u GEO. SHIELDS 4 c &.
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Lost.

ON The Sd inst, somewhere befReea College
~ street and the Provost Mafshsi's Once. one
EefEt OPE combining pspers, and marked sad
Lieut. CrtFen. G0mpenJ g. 73tn Penn. " VI.
The hnder VII Be rewarded b. leaYng them at
the Onion Once.
BENJAMIN CRAVEN.
auRf-f "a n CO @. 7Sh p. VW.I.
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ghs location Of s. Mary's is u~nriEsled in point
OF beauty and retIremenL The ar is salubnouA
The grounds ex en- i've and vel lsid oft avery
Sdvan'ags Of nsture and art haFe bseE brought
everything That parents and gaaraisns could de-
sire. The large, Well-sppointed tulciugs are
heated throughout - sisala, hot and cold water BE-
ING carried through every portion. Every proFls-
iop IL MAZE 10 secure health 10 the inmates. Not
only the solid inte1ectusi progress o. the pupils.
bat lher aovsuce1 euf in Yittde. teeir respect Tor
religion thHr refinement OF mabner8 are regarded
as essential accOmpikhmenis IN the education Ct
81 hsrye. Pupils become the children Ct the
7 oase, ne Sisters watching over fhsir bes. Interests
vii the sonritude OF mothers. fAue5 toctl
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ID Aere FArm Fsr Sac.

fIEG on the Mil Creek Valley Pike, five miles
14fom Nashville, with handsome improvement :,
consisting Of Frame Dselline House wftb ave-
Rooms, Kitchen, SERVANTS House. Sroke-house,
Csrna2e-hease, and a stone sprng-house. with .
running stream OF pare cold water at all seasons;
gooa ofehard, Stables, etc Al the bnildinss pot
up iusf before the war. finished IN good slvis mi
vii SUIT 3 man OF taste. Terms moderate and
easy Apply 70 the Undersigned, st his r. siden q,
near the premises, OF 10 " Mat Brown a Co. No.
~ NORM Cherry street IN Nashville
engs-lw rHOS- d. JOHNSON.
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BosToE, August 3-The United
States monitor Dictator resumed her
voyage to the eastward this morning,
in company with the steamer Wander
hilt
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Seminary for Young Ladies.

"HALARGE AND ELEGANT BUILDING,
! known as 1.-THE EiTkuan House, corner ofEun-
mer and Cedar Streets, has been secured BY me for
a Sc ninary. It Is central, spacious and perfectly
clean, neVe- having been used for hospital pur-
poses. It's halls and galleries, parlorss drawing
rooms and dormitories offer recommendation Of a
superior class for a large number Of Boarding and
Day pupils. here the female youth Of the c ty
and country will receive all the advantages OF =
thorough snd finished e1ueaton, IN english, Al
c ent End Modern Languages, Music, Painting and
Elo~ution.
We have some srecialiiies to connect Will this
Institution, which, with terms and explanations,
will be given 70 the public in = few days.
The Seminary TO open promptly on the first Mon
day in September.
Application may Re made 20 me at the Seminary
Building, on andafter M0ndsy-
W. 4. WARD, A. NJ,
,--c ~nn E,,Nfb Dfrnafraf
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supnr County, N. C., July p, 1865.

Hiram Fuller, once editor Of the New
York Mirror, talks Of starting a news
paper in Paris. Hiram Is rather q poor
devil A Yankee by birth, he lived
long on the charity Of a Copperhead
hotel keeper in New York, turned
rebel, left his wife and his country,
went to Europe as the companion Of an
Italian soDgstress, was q Confederate
agent in England and elsewhere, but
probably got no pay, which was all he
earned and now, at the age Of sixty
or sixty-hye, Is in Paris looking for
something to turn up. He has the
ability to make as worthless q neWspa-
per as any in the world
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VIII be headed bv the &
COLOSSAL GOLDEN CHARIOT,
or Neurological Car Of the MUSES., drawn by twelve
Spotted Arabian Horses and containing
PROF. TOM cANaAM'S BAND.
followed BY the Carriages, Vans. aud Performing
Horses of ThsyerS Noyes' Circus, aud all the high
" decorated Carriages OF Van Amburgs MENACE
RE, drawn By teanfhhl hor es, with harness and
HaDpings Of the richest description.
The Performing Animals, consisting Of Lions,
Tigers. and Ieopsrds, Will e MANIPULATED bg a pu-
Pill OF Van Amhnrg's, ire Oriental Lion King
For the especisl delectahon Of the juveniles mr.
@ W Noyes will introduce the wonderful Perform
ing Monkey, SlGNOR VICTOR, which Was the al
mIrRtion If New York last Winter.
Each entertainment viii commence with q
Grand Oriental Cavalcaie, and conclude with the
laughabie T~erforraDess Of DR.. Ihayer's Comic
Mules. I ncle Sam and Dick.
A1missi-n to the -ent re mammoth combination
IS cts +; children under u years of age 50 cts.
Remember the largest exhibition OF the amuse-
meut world is coming. ys0-7t
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Sealed Proposals
FOR
BEEF'

nEALED PROPOSALS are respectfully invited
y BY the undersigned, until 10 o'clock, A \ Ia.
gust lOtn 1855, for flrniehiHR the u. 8. Suhsistencs
Department. with FRhsH BEEF Tor four months
commencisg September Let, 1861 81 the follow.
district 1 The Posts Of Nashville and Edgeaeld,
Tenn
and Chsttan>og1 Railroad from Nashville 70 CowGn,
Tenu.. the principal posts being Hurlrsesbor0,
Tuilaboma aud DechFrd; and ni troops on q line q
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad { ON pa b.
vile to Pulaski. the pLnsps posts being Coiam-
ba anf PULASKI.
Dsstrist } All troops IN the stale Of Alassma.
rarth q the Tennessse River, the principal posts
being Decatur, Huntsville, Stevenson snd Bridge
port.
Virginia Radrsad, toe pnrelpal posts teirg chatsa-
Do0ga, CeTeland, Loudou, Knosvilie and Grten
District s. AT troops % a line o. the Eorsh-
We-iem Railroad, hom Nszhrlls 10 JohnsonEiis
Bids viii be received for eack of the
above districts separately, and also for
the whole together. The Government
viii furnish free, all necessary transpor-
tation from Nashville to al the points
named above.
north Of the Cumberland River, 10 TIE tate Of Ten
nsssee, sud The % { Of Fort Donslson.
The Government VIII not furnish
transportation for this district
Proposals mnsi be made in durIcaie, ana en-
dorsed dist n,tly, Proocsais for Fresh Beef" ard.
% Co. J. &. RElD, Chief CoumissarY
# Subsistence, Mlftarf IiFsio1 Of tee Tsnasseee,
IS NasAvi I, Tenn. Bidders musi BE- present % r.
spc1d 70 their BIDS, a-d Be- prepared 70 give bonds.
and sign the contract btfore leaving this ofce.
jys7-lSi Col. ard che Z. nj DIV. rem.
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South Nashville Brewery,
CORNER HIGH AND MULBERRY SITS.
STIFEL &PFEIFFER
PROPRIEToRs.
PRoPRIETORs.

" Of Beer being 80 extensive, enables us 70 I'll
orders on short notice, and the popularity Of the
same warrants rs in saying that dealers VIII ind
it 10 tssir interest TO trade with us.
We have AsO on hand, and for sale, 4 lot Of Malt
and Hcna auaflm
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SPRAYED or Stolen,

EROM the subscriber, On jefferson street. Be
tween Market and r. Mt on the eYeniag % toe
las int large Black hsre MULE, branded u. Q,
on the lea hip, eod q Ct Is or y en- tie len shou'-
dsE. Fay dClsfs El - rad fr tts delivery Of
he > ule soms- MIcHAKL coNWAf.
aagf-se
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THE
Ferris Female Institute.
No. 13o MndiHon AVeh"e,
oo.Svp on rHrRTy SECOND sTRErP
Nav YoRK.
srv. isaac FEaRrs, DID, L. L.. D ,......Presieent.
Nes. 81 s. PAans. Miss c e. FrRHfs, Principals
and Proprietoes.

mHIs INSTITUTE AIMS TO SECURE TO
4 young Lsdirs q thorough training D al that
belongs 10 a finished education, beginning with the
elements. sud closing with the higher philosophy
Course.
Daily instruction Is given IN French, Latin
9panisk Italian and Germsr Languages, and IN
ddtonto the studs Of Text Books. vocal Music.
Plain and Ornam shfd Needle Work receive SPECIAL
attention
A limited nnmher Of Boarding Pupils VII b.
sdmit ed into the Gmiy OF the Propnet5rss upon
satis actory tsrns. and the Principals assure their
patrons That nothing shall Be WantnS, on their
part, toa3vsnee tie Physical, Moral and ~intellec-
tual culture Of the Young ladies' placed IN Their
charge
For circulars, address Mrs. NJ. 8. Parks, st the
Institute.
The school viii reopen September 18th, aad
end June FAD, for the aoloWIng year.
New York, Juls 3ist 1855. augf-2m
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LIQUORS.

5 Bbls Alcohol, % per cent.
70 per cent.
Proof Spirits,
5 PITTS Whisky, pure. for Med. purposes.
1 " Pure French Brandy
" Holland Gin,
Pure Port, Madeira, and Sherry Vines
For sale low, b. EWIN q PENDLETON.
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Notice.! Notice!!

DY ORDER OF TIE WATER WORKS CON-
ID MITTEE. ] am authorized to extend the tune
for receiving bds for the machinery for the Nash
Vile Watsr Works. Engine, &c, until Monday.
August 14th, 1865, ct 4 o'clock, F. d.
Parties Interested will please take notice.
j. =. BAUMAN,
,-rf ounarinfandanf
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German Relief Society.
rNHE officers and memhefs o. The above Society
Fre requested 70 meet on MONDAY evening,
August an, 1865, at the T Hall Prompt a attendance
= required, rs BUSINESS Of importance has 10 .e
By order Of the President
sig5-2 VIII IAN PAY. sec'y.
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9Eiv advertisements.

H'B.Q'4'Rs, DTsrnIur OF Mn. TrxNrsstr.l
MURFREKsRoRo. TESN., July q, 1865.
General Orders, No. 57.l
THE SALE OF AMMUNITION WILL HERE
= Arfek he permitted ia this District u an
persons who have been loyal during he Rebellion.
Il must e understood that this Order does not an.
thorlze the sale Of Rifles or Pistols 10 INV class 81
persons hny merchant or trader, or other per
VIII be summary and severely dealt with.
81 command Of
BREVET MAI eEN JOHNSON,
". r. smTH, M-i.& A. A. g.
l0ficiai.l
LEWIS BIEAKNER.
lst Lieut. and A. A, A @.
ana "a
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AnJrrASr GEsEEAL's OFTIcE, STATE. or
TEsNrssEr, Nashville. aug. 8, 1855.
A Ii PERSONS HAVING HELD COMMITS
"a siONs, or having acted in the capacity OF
Commissioned See : IN Teanessee Regiments
during the Rebel ion, are respectfully requested
aad urged to report 70 th.s cticA at once, their
present P1st-Ofiee address. as official ooument
are received ga u from the War Depaftmsnt Tor
discharged Officers, and caun0t be forwarded until
their addresses are recei we'd.
JAMES p BROWNLOW, h
aug-lg Acknowledgement Ct Tennessee.
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Es.says---DsTldsOn County.

naKKN I'D bv Eduuud Vausna. living near
u Nu fsesk, Munrees5oro he, Ilsincf Ao-la
- HORSE q B y eolcr. back mare Ard lsGs
ehsuf II hards high, aboaf 2years o z. hind IL tie
rshs eve. acme white Fpot9 On his hafk, Supposed
ii - canned bg ne taddle. Nsued ~ 81
Takfn up 5y W y. Fstscn, ons BAL HORSE
kTaada narranfIhiA APPRAISED q nln
sngsss AkAXs henAAlkL Rsnssn
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Public Sale.

mHgRE .m Be- : d a AfcIl y 20 NE ~
II 1870 lsa5. 4 Be-
roa-isdng 81 Witches, hefeffrs.
70 counca Or Adninlstsasn
~ ord@ Al NAlZpORfF,
u. coi. Jah R'sf P y VI. hseceat
sueiAa
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SUNDRIE;S.

IS Kegs Sods, ! Bh BluestOues
i Cask Macaboy Snuff 1 " CudbsaT.
4 Bbls Epson salts, 100 Lbs Ccehinesi,
8. Dutch Nader 2 Bids Cream Tartar,
200 Lbs best Indigo, 2 " BHmsione,
4 Bbls COpperAs, 2 " Flour sulphur
For sale low, By EWiN 3 PENDLbION.
july 22-tt.
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BITTERS.

brakes Plantshon Eitts 3
Sulrs Csdron
Hostettsr's Stomach a."
BoorhaYe's Holland
Hollands German
For sale Low, BY EWlN a PENDLEfON.
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Attention EVeFybOdy!!
RARE CHANCE FOR A
S P

TKTE, THE UNDERSIGNED, WISHING TO
w change the nature Of our business, as well IS
the locality, offer our esdre stock OF DTy-6oods.
Fsney-Goods, Boots Shoes, Clothing, &es a. a
great bargain
Also, q lease Of the Store Building nov occupied
by rs, which does not expire until February 18th.
1s67
CAL and see us. at the large Brick Store, next
door to Defer & Wheats, west side OF Public
square. Murffeesbnro, Tenn.
PARK q McQUILKIE.
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Fred Douglass made a sensible speech
at the African picnic in New York, on
the ist of August. Those who have
been bored with interminable speeches
on similar occasions, by orators who
assumed that the occasion was specially
designated for q display Of their rhetor-
ie, viii appreciate Douglass speech,
which wal as follows:
"The object Of speaking is to be
heard; but on account of the numbers
here assembled, this I consider to be
truly impossible. We are to rejoice ;
from the West to the East have we been
called to give thanks for emancipation
and the progress of freedom in the
nation. No man here wants to know
whether liberty is q good thing OF slave
~ a bad thing we all know it already
we don't want any instruction. All
the abolitionists ever taught the people
is, every man is his own master; every
man belongs to himself We are here
70 enjoy ourselves-to sing, dance, and
make merry. l am not going to take
up your time 60 on, enjoy yourselves.
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OILS.
VARNIsHEs.

3 Bbls. Oopsl Varnisn, 1 Bbi Japan Yarnish,
2 " Coach #" Flowing
One barrel Black Leather.
For sale Low, BY EWN& PENDLETON.
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ST. MARF'S ACADEMY,
Notre Dame, Ind.

open It's Scholastic Session on Ghe Hrst
w Monday Of~SePteznber.
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The Relic RInnia.

An active competition has set 10 for
relics Of the war, and prices are rapidly
going up The State and Municipal Gov
ernments are ambitious for cannon, tOFpe-
does and DuntlBg, ana Will PROBABLY mo-
nopolise these articles, leaving the smaller
relics to be divided up among individuals.
The Massachusetts, Legislature and the
City of Lowell already rejoice in the pos
session of the torpedoes that were placed 10
Charleston hArbor to blow up the monitors.
The rush for Confederate notss is prodi-
gious, and the printing presses in New
York are striking off improved specimens
of the real article, which fnd ready sale
among the crowd Of Yankee tourists and
curiosity hunters in the South.
1t is said that enterprising Yankees sre
forming q company in Waterbury, Conn.,,
to supply the sctIve demand that is likely
to take place for isttened bullets and but
tens, and patches of Confederate grey.
This relic business was supposed to have
been brought TO perfection in Italy and
Rome, where choice old specimens OF the
classic era, and linbs of saints, are manu-
factured TO suit every taste, and are sold at
prices that real SO fortunes to the specula-
tors. 1t will probably be reserved for
Yankee ingenuity to eclipse even the Ital-
ian masters in this enterprise. OF one
thing, however, we may rest assured, that
all the necessary steam and machinery sp-
plisnces will be set in motion to render the
supply equal TO the demand The relic
hunters may therefore take coursgs-there
will be "curiosities" enough and TO spare
for all.-N 7. Commercial Advertiser
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Edwin Booth aud Robert Lincoln.

Aud here it is only thoughtful and hon.
est to ssy that the Union cause has had no
stronger or more generous supporter than
Mr.. Edwin Booth. From the commence
ment he has been earnestly and actively
sOlicitous for the triumph Of our arms and
the welfare Of our soldiers. An Incident
trifs in itse!f-may be recalled at this
moment when the profound monOtony of
grief oveTWbelms us. Not q month since,
Mr.. Edwin Booth was proceeding TO WASH
ingtOn. At Trenton there was 3 general
scramble 10 reach the cars, which had start
ed, leaving many behind in the refresh
ment saloon. Mr.. EdWiH Booth was pre-
ceded by gentleman whose foot slipped
g. he was stepping upon the platform, and
who would have fallen at once beneath the
wheels had not Mr.. Edwin Booths arm
sustained him. TIE gentleman remarked
that he had had a narrow escape of his life,
and was thankful to his preserver. 1t was
Robert Lincoln, the son Of that great, good
man who now lies dead before our blistered
eyes, and whose name we cannot mention
without choking.
In some way the incident me to the
knowledge of Lieutenant General Grant,
who at once wrote q civil letter to Mr..
Edwin Booth, and said that il he could
serve him at any time he would be glsd TO
do SO. Mr.. Booth replied, playfully, that
when he Grant was in Richmond, be
would Ike tOplsy for him there. 1t is q
trIhe, but it is just to remember triHes when
q man so stricken and overburdened with
woe as is Mr.. Edwin Booth is spoken of.
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The nemeanor OF Lees ARMY.

Lees officers are beginning TO arrive on
their way to their homes, and il is some
whats unique to see them riding through
the streets, dressed in full uniform, even to
ssshes, with sword and pistols prominently
displayed-the latter always loaded. Some
of these men have a very dim idea of their
position ss members of conquered army,
aud display sCmewhst moro of vaunting
spirit than BELTS their circumstances. One
asked Of crowd Of sympathizing citizens
on the street:
"Where is this ID Yankee Quarter
master : Hes got to iced my horse"
Another, Colonel, walked into Lieut..
MerrilPs Office, armed and accoutred for
instant war, and demanded forage some
what peremptonly.
"Who are you, sir? asked Lieutenant
Merrill.
"An officer of Lees army" was the proud
reply.
''fhen, sir, take cfr those arms, and don't
come into my Office again with loaded
pistol"
The less than sensible Colonel took the
hint Of last.
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PROPOSALS.,
Beef, Beef, Beef.
oFFIOE cOMAIssABY SUBSISTENCE, !

We AbE tHOul lio1hRA
j. SsyS's ISLAND, ssAR sASOUsKT, o.,
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPGI-
- GAZE viii /, rsc Ell Fed by the undersigned un-
tai II A. IL, May 6, 1855. from cit loyal 70 the
United states. Tor furnishing s1ch
FRESH BEEF
For the Subsistence Department Of the o. s. Army
for all q. s. Troops ana Prisoners Of War at John
sOns Island, On o, and vicinity may Be required
by tn Commi5sary of Subsistence stationed at
lhnson's Island. Ohio, from the 18th day Of May,
1865, TO the 18th day Of November, 1885.
The 3 ef to be sound snd wholesome in alter
nate fore and hind quarters, or parts thereof
tuecks, shRnks and kidney tallow to be excluded,
quart rs 10 be t immed as req 1ired by the rss n
lat q tbe u $. ubsis.enee Department), to be
Of good fst Steers over TO- years Of age, and be
deli cred Ia such quantities and at such times As
may be 7, ,quired by the proper Off ers.
The accepted bids will form the basis Of written
c5n-ra1t Of usual forms and conditions
A bond IN the sum Of ten thousand dollsrs,
(3lO,JOOl, gned b. The Contractor and two good
and Sufficient suretles will be required, snd the re-
Sp9usib lily Of the surstes must be certified TO by
the Ulelk 0f some Court Of Record in the county
ia which they reside, or by tbs U. S. District At
tOruey.
Each bid must be accompanied hy the certificate
Of responsibility, the cath Of allegiance, aud q
guaranty signed by the bi der ard posed sure
tiei that the bid accepted the contract will be
sigctd sni boud filed.
aach lid must be accompanied by the afidAvit
Of the bidder rat ths bid is made in good faith
that he is ther directly indirectly inter- std
in any other bid that he Is concer ned 10 no com
bnation having Tor its object fraud open the Gov
er ms1ti a, d has made no edOTt to induce hers
not to Oaer proposals.
Paym nts to be made monthly in such funds as
nay be supplied by thu Treasury.
Bids from firm must specify the name and Ad-
dress o. each 7mber thereof
u he five pspers-hid, oa.h, affidavit, certificate
Of offespOusibi,ity, an guarantee-must be attached
90 each other, enve oged, sealed, indorsed "Pro-
v zas fr Beef" aRd aidrafsed to the unders gned.
4 Bi viii Tot be rec eiyed rom parties WHO have
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