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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-03

CHARLES NETTLETON.
Commissioner for the State Of Tennessee
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad,

Eastward Trans.
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QUE STOCK CONSISTS OF

OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF
600 bags Coffee.
100 bbls. Molasses
30 = bbls. do.
l60O pkgs MRckerel.
1000 do. Star Candles, 4, = & whole
~ boxes Layer Isaisins.
40 doz. Buckets.
500 dozen Breoms-a consignment.
20 sets Tubs.
100 boxes Starch.
50 bags Rice.
500 bb's (2S0bs.l Salt
100 bags Liverpool salt.
1900 kegs Nails.
1000 bbls. hard and soft Sugars
20 bbls Golden Syrup.
800 boxes oysters, 81 and g.
10 boxes Fresh Peaches.
200 boxes Soap.
10 cartoons FIGS
100 cases Telegraph Matches.
so KEYS Soda.
go boxes Soda
100 boxes 4 Sardines.
100 baskets Piper Heidsiok.
200 cases Liquors, assorted.
. drums Goldfish.
400 cases Pickles.
lg9 kegs Pigs, Feet.
90 kegs Lard.
50 terces Lard.
10000 lbs Bulk Pork. Tcureau
100 bbls. Fagins xxx Flour, Epi-
aO bbis. S1perfns Flour, cheap.
. gross bottles, 6s. Yeast Powders
4Jy dozen Preston & Merrills genuine
200 boxes Cheese.
90 do. Candy, assorted.
50 90. Jockey Club Sauce.
80 do. London sauce
90 do. Ley for making Soap
100 dozen Cotton Cards
80 dozen Wool Cards.
10 bales India BaggiuE.
100 bbls. Mess Pork.
go reans Wrapping Paper
loo ns. wrapping T@ine.
. bas s Pepper.
10 asg- SPICE.
100 kegs SIrup
300 sozeR Sullers Blacking.
100 boxes Buffers Ink.
20 kegs Wagon Tar.
100 boxes Gar etts SNUFF.
100 do. Tomato Ketchup.
100 do. Pepper Sauce.
80 bbis. Vinegar.
50 bbls. Filbsrts Almonds 4 RraziIs
200 bbls. COrnmeal.
70 bags Race Ginger.
50 dozen Selves.
100 dozen Shoe Brushes.
leo hbls. Common Whisky
% bbls. Bourbon WHISKY.
90 empty Kegs and Hail Barrels.
80 tieTces Hams.
IS casks Clear Side Bacon, etc.
WOLCOrT, SMITH & co.
1000 bags Corn.
500 bags Oats.
20 bbls Filbsrts.
hhds. Pigs
goo pes. Bulk Meat.
leo kegs Lard.
20 tierces Hams, very nice
~ DO Breakfast Bacon, very nice.
30 bbls. Eggs.
goo cases WshOo Bitters.
100 boxes Soap.
10 cartoons Figs.
D bags Dried Peaches.
80 kegs Chsice HeHow Mich. Butter.
100 boxes Cheese.
go bbls. (2SOns.l salt.
80 boxes Cuba Skies.
100 gross Fine C1t Tobacco, etc.
fe7 lmll6l WOLCOTT. SMITH & co.
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PROM MEXICO VIA HAvANi

Our flies of the Didg'io dc Ia Marina
reaching to the 18th Hlt., bring us new
from the city Of Mexico 10 the sth
brought 70 Havana by the French steam
I packet Louisiana.
On the 4th, d. Carlos Garcia Cano
I who had been tried and sentenced e
I death for revolt, was executed.
The Baron Magnus, Minister from
/ Prussia, had arrived.
/ 1t is stated ON the 6th that the Frencl
forces at San Luis were 70 have started
I the day before for Saltillo, under the
/ command Of Gen. DouaY. This means
/ we presume, TO march on TO Monterey
and thence cooperate with Gen. Meiia.
( Defeat OF ReguIes.
An Official dispatch from the Imperi-
alist Mexican Gen. Mendez dated al
midnight, 2sth January, claims that at
o'clock that day, after five hours OF
close combat at the CeFro Of San Igna-
clio, in Michoacan, he had, with 400 in
fantTy and 800 cavalry, defeated 5000
men comprising the force of Regules,
taking from 800 10 700 prisoners, all their
ammunition, transportation and arms,
and dispensing the rest Of them.
The ether Heuasz.
From about Tampico, Cindad Victoria,
&C., we nave aftOtllft- 1l the successes OF
the Republican Mendez.
He has had fun sway i'm all the country
back of TampicO, ever since Ciudad Vie
tOria was abandoned by the Imperial
troops, and "robberies, assassinations and
disasters" are the sole headings of the
news of II Iris, the official paper at Tam
pico, of the 9th ult With 600 men he
robbed a train with S50G, 600 worth Of val
uables, on its way to Tuls.
On all the haciendas and ranches, con-
stant rObheries and violences take place,
and one Of his captains, Pedro Blanco by
name, actually hung whole family
consisting of the father, mother, and a
child Of four years.
The ESta6ets also adds that, after his
success with the wagon trains, Mendez
went to Tula, which was without a gar
rison, and committed the many terrible
outrages. His band is composed in part
Of negroes from the frontier
From sinaOIa and sonora.
The town Of Alamos had been taken
from the lmperialists, under Armada,
by Toledo, Martinez and Correa, after
six hours fighting. The place was sacked |
many of the inhabitants killed and wO-
men violated.
Trade was altogether ruined in Sinaola. |
Corona, to whom PatOni had united /
himself with 800 men, had now 9, ,000, and |
lovers around Mazatlan, attacking all 1
he detachments which goout from there. /
He has a band Of 100 North Americans,
who go plundeTing whoever they please
ln their own account
On the other hand, at NacOri, in
sonora, a great triumph had been I
achieved by D. Francisco A. Gandara,
of the District of Magdalena.
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Mississippi & tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE. TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.

A GENCIES have been established az Mem
"a phis, fernando. COldwateT, Como Sarcis,
Balssviue, Oakland and Grenada 70 which
points Frelghts can be shipped without Pre-
payment until further notice To all Other
points freights must be prepaid
Much com plant is made IN consequence OF
freights being sent back from Depot. Every
effort IS being made by the Company 70 get on
Freights as last posi- ole, and a Freight Train
has been sent out DAILY for the last week. but
still il Is not sufficient TO meet the demands
freight, and bat a limited supply ofrolliug stock
we cannot do the business which Is now ofrer-
Ing satisfactorily 70 the public. Every eNerrion
has been and viii continue 70 be made. 20 lH-
crease the amount which Is shipped but we
cannot do more than the facilities Of the Road
allow.
A. g. LINERAIOBE
Jsn2j General superintendent.
So AuasoHehe copy.
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Westward Trains.

The Connection by this Route
is Complete.
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The Act OF Incorporation is herewith.
81 III ~. n III -N.nar-

The Act OF Incorporation is herewith.
STATE or NEW YORK
County OF New York, January %. 1856
Charles Taylor, President and O. G. Hina sec
retary 81 the ISTERNATTONAL Insurance GOAI-
PANY, 10 me personally known, depose and. say
that they are said officers, and thai the forpgo-
ing is "a true, full and correct statement cf The
affairs Of said Company on The thirtv-first
day OF lecem Der, 1865; that said Company Is the
bona tide owner Of one million dollars cash
capital, and three hundred and forty-eight
thousand five hundred ana eighteen dollars
aud forty-three cents cash surplus invested a.
above, AL Of which Is the absolute property OF
said Com pany, free and clear from ali leius and
claims thereon, except as above stated, land IS
may be necessary for Reinsurance fund, .
according to the best OF their knowledge. infDr-
nation and belief respectively.
CHARLES TAYLOR. President.
C. c. HINE, Secretary.
Sworn 70 and subscribed, the date last above
written before me,
CHARLES NETTLETON.
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Plantation.

highly improved, south OF the city. An laiC
out Tor gardening. Good new dwellirg-six ol
HshI rooms now out houses. Price, S3l 900
pne-half clsh-halance IN one, two and three
years, with interest. A great bargain is offered
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R%-SOme wag, who ought 70 be con-
1 demned TO read the speeches of Sumner
and Stevensfr from beginning 10 end, lately
sent TO the President a copy Of medici-
nal piacard, lettered, Shattered COnsti-
tUtiuns restored. Use Helmhold's Bu-
chu." The barbarian wrote in pencil ca
the margin, ''Try it, Andy, on the pres-
ent Constitution"
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GROCERIES,.
J q ST RECEIV ED,
AND FOR SALE Low RnR CASH.

90 Bbls Mess Pork aud Reef
20 Casks Bacon-Clear Sides
90 BDls and half bbls White Fish
50 Bbls Texas Pecans.
" Boxes sicily Lemons
- Casks, Quarts and Pts, ". Younger &
Co. b" StrOug Ale.
% Casks, Quarts and Pts, "w. Younger &
Co.'S Brown stout.
10 Bbls Heurbon Whisky a years Old)
7 Bbis Robertson do
Also. our Own Importations OF:
leo Baskets, Qts. and Pts, piper Heidsick"
Champagne.
50 BoxessQts. and Pts, "Chas. Fare siHery"
champagne.
. Boxes, Qts and Pts, ode st. Mareeaux"
champagne.
50 Gases, OTIS. and Pts, Olive OH.
100 Cases y and 4 Sardines
luy Gases Claret, various brands
= Casks, Qts. and Pts F." Robt Younger a
Sons Sparkling Ale
; Pipes J" Gomez SanchO" Table Sherry.
Pipes Old Port Vine
Pipes y. Denis Henry MOunie q Cos
Cognac, lsss." -
Pipes "Ptnet CastnIon 4 Co, - do 1850.
10 FipeS "l41 Rochelle United Proprfetors -
Cognac, 1884,
b1HB Havana SeEaFs, various brancs
Besides full assortment Of Goods usuaIIv
found IN our line, warranted fresh.
J. F. FRANK 4 Co
22 Front Street, between Madison & Court sts.
fe25-ITu - -Se'-' "S'-''
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
City RESIDENCE.
Nineteen Acres.

Front on Wellington street. Good house-five
rooms, out houses, fne evergreens in the yard
Frlcer sl5.D-one-half cash; balance in one
year. $3.50 all cash.
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Vnncn Street

ONE Splendid COTTAGE BUILDING, OF
- Union streets rooms, all new; and can b,
purchased chesp-SS0O0 -one-half cash.
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Twenty Thousand Acres,

IN Desha county, Ark ; 200 acres in cultivation.
- acres In cypress brake 1900 acres IL tract.
Also, 1900 acres adjoining; 500 acres in cult.
vsstiOu,
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Ia The question Of the admission Of a
lawyer TO practice before the supreme
Court who cannot take the test oath, is
set for trial on the 8th Of this month.
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g%- The Louisville Journal advocates
the organization of a new party, with
patriotism as its basis and support Of
Andrew johnson as its practice.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE
COMPTROLLER's s OFFICE.
Nashville, Feb'y l2, 1906
1, 8. W. HATCHETT. Comptroller Of the
Treasury, do hereby certify THAI the Arctic Fire
and Inland Insurance Company, located at
New York, in the state Of New York, has pro-
duced TO me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has compiled with all the require
ments OF the laws OF the State OF Tennessee inn
posed on insurance companies. and / further
certify that Mess. :. r. Clarke & Co, Agents Of
said Company, have also complied with the re-
quiTements Of the laws Of the state, made and
provided in such cases: wherefore, said Arctic,
Fire and Inland Insurance Company has au-
thOrity to tske risks and transact the business
Of insurance In this state, at Memphis, Ten
nessee.
This certificate Of Agency must bo renewed
the LIST days Of July and January of each year.
s. W. HATCHErf,
(sEAI.l ffsG3-lul Com ptrOlier Tenn.
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Important 90 Travellers
BETWEEN
MEMPHIS & EASTERN CITIES.
The Great Broad GuaEs
ATLANTIC and Great Western RaIlHar

Is now open and running two daily fast exc
press trains from Cincinnati 20 New York and
all Eastern cities. Passeu-ers viii md this r.
most desirable route. The equipments % this
road are unequaled by any on this Continaut-
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars accompany al
night trains, and smoking cars on al trains
Ample time is allowed al regular hours fer
meals and the uuhrOken Broad GuaZe Offers 20
the traveller a degree OF security. co1nfort and
speed not TO he found on any otherrOute. Con-
nections rid Cairo. St Louis OF Chicago tor this
route are certain . also connections for Pitts
burg, Philadelp phla. Baltimore aud Washington.
Tickets can be had and baggase checked
through at all principal Southwestern ordces.
For further inform atisn and through tickets,
apuIv 10 LARRY HAENSTAD
Agent H. Cen Railroad, "a jefferson street,
OrtO II. b. BIINGTON,
Agent Chicago and St Louis Railroad. 10. li
Madison street. Memphis, Tenn. Or
SIDNEY COOK
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REGULAR TRADE SALES.


T OF, I25 Feet Front-frontiug Morris Gene
1 tery-s5, ,00c, very cheap.
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DUIBFOUNDED.-A special from Wash
ington 70 the St. Louis radical. Demo-
oT0f, relates
THE recent change Of front made by
the President has placed the Government
employee, heretofore known as Union
men, on their good behavior. At first.
however ia common with lOyal men
everywhere, they felt and expressed
much indignation; but friends high in
authority advised strict reticence a. re-
CARDS political powers, else the guiliotine
might be pat into operation, therefore a
majority now have no opinion 10 express
an the subject nov agiiating the country.
This reference is ia part due 10 the fact
that about q dozen or more clerks IN the
Ouartermaster Generals Office have
already been summarily dismissed for
uttering, ia the heat Of excitement ex-
pressiohs considered disrespectfu towards
the Chief MAGISTRATE.
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50 OF whom Circulars aud all further iufor.
nation may be obtained.
DO Tou Wan Stock Of GoOdsy
oa'i on CANCE, BEARD & co.
DO You Want Furnlture2
Call ON cAYcE, BEARD co.
10 You Want to Buy IOuse9
Cah on CAYCE, BEARD & co.
DO You Want TO Buy Farm?
can on CAfCLl, BEARD & co.
DO You Want to Sell Real Estateg
20 70 CAfCE, BEARD d co.
Do FOu Want to Sell Your Stock?
90 10 CAHCE, BEARD Il co.
DO YOu Want TO Buy or Sell AnythIpr ,
90 TO CAHcE, BEARD 4 Go.
DO lou Want TO Know AnythIngY
inquire OF CAfCE, BEARD q co.
HAVE You any Kind Of Trader
60 TO THE ARCADE.
DO You Want 20 Know their Place
Go 20
NO. 81 SOUTH coURT ST.
lfebi7l
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IA The peaah crop IN Central Indiana
Is pretty generally destroyed.
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Canton.
jackson, Miss,
Vicksburg, and
New Orleans.
For Sale al the Depot. and az No 5 Jefferson
street, under the Commercial Hotel
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Memphis Mondays. Wednesday, Thurs
days and Saturdays
Arrive Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and
Saturdays. A. s. LllN E.EligEE
General superintendent.
G. P OAKLEY. GsnI Ticket AE't. rsiJ "a
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Ia A mother who was in the habit Of
asking her children, before they retired
at night, what they had done TO make
other- happy, found her two twin daugh-
ter, silent The question was repeated.
81 can remember nothing good an this
day, dear mother only one Of my
sch0olmates Has happy because she had
gained the head Of the class, and 7 smiled
on her, and ran 10 kiss her So She said
was good. That is al, dear mother"
The other spoke stiil more umidly. "a
little girl, who sat with me on the bench
at school, has lost little brother. ] saw
that while she studied her lesson, she
bid her face in her book and wept.
felt sorry, and laid my fsce on the same
book and wept with her. Then she
looked up and was comforted, and put
her arms around my neck; but I do not
know why she said had done her good. T"
"Come 10 my arms, my darling !" said
the mother ''to rejoice with those that
rejoice, and weep with those that weep,
is 10 obey our blessed Redeemer 90
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Have for Sale and Exchange

A Large List Of Valuable Property. Parties
having property for sale or wishing to b11v will
ana II to their interest 10 call at our office.
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PREcE OF srRscRIPrIoN
RATES OF ADVERTISING.


the nrsi Insertion.
60 EighJ lines Of solid nonpsrel constitute q
square
EH- All advertisements IN the special Nollce
column viii bee charged % cents pei line.
azs- Marriage ana death nouces pulllaiis1 a.
other alVerfi-e1Ilents-
So = D ad EerIaseneErS rS N ct marked Tor spe-
cided time viii be discontinued at the end o.
one week
Es- AL advertisements for the Appeal must
be handed iu al the Clerk g desk.
50 TFanaeEl aCius7iias1itesss nislst o pad t1r
81 asuuuce.
nE- No advertisement VIII appear IN the
Weekly paper unless by special contract
- Advertisements 20 be inserted in the
Weekly paper only, or a. Irregular intervals IN
either OF the papers, viii be charged 81 per
square for each and every insertion.
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Paid In Capital, $3.50, 600
Authorized Capital, Sl,OOO,OOO
OFFICERS:
DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
AMOS Woodruff, President Memphis and
Ohio Railroad.
Capt. G. B. CHURCH.
X HOHGH. %. S, Collector Internal Revenue
A. j. WHITE, OF A. J. White & Co
JNo. L. TAYLOR, Of Taylor, McEwen, Duke
THoS. r. SMITH, Of Pitser Miller & Co.
J. h w ACC Err. OF j. II. Waggener 4 ca.
III. 4. PARTEE, Com mission Merchant
Hon JOHN w. SMITH.
II. 7. roMLINSON, Insurance Agent.
JAS. +; d ERtl NAN, OF Jas. E. Merrtman q Co.
a. 4. LACEY, Of Lacey & McCIhee.
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Lying In Craighead, Green, Lawrence and inde-
pendence counties. Arkansas. selected with
great care, and lying on Cash and Black rivers
On the line OF the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
Price, s. per acre.
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4 list Of City and Suburban Property and
Lands IN Tennessee. Arkansas and MfssiSsipDi
ali OF which are offered at low Prices.
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moi Knowing the exact value, he sent q ehopman
versed in entiqnines, 70 ask his opinion as to its
worth. The latter declared that the casket was
antique, and having learned from the bearer that
NJ EoTmandin would sell il for sixteen hundred
francs, intimated that he would keep II, paid the
money, and presented ten francs 70 me shopman.
plaintiff bad made theyp purchase on his own judg-
ment, and not in consequence Of tine defendants re-
presentations the sale was valid The tribunal after
hearing this statement which was not contradicted
rejected the plaintiffs demand with costs.
DIsEksrD BuMoRs OF THE EYE-A, curious op-
ticai INSTRUMENT has been invented by NJ. uoudn In
FraI 1t is termed an iridscopeS and has for Its
object the detection Of diseased conditions Of the
humors OF the eve. 1t consists smDIy of. concave
shell, having a sm all aperture in its centre. The
patient uAes the irldIscope himself in the following
manner = The insJuTent being placed p upon the the
and II the humos of the eye be altered in character
minute particles Will be seen floating in the field of
vision. N, Houdln says its princple s something
like that upon which Carafe Is held up TO the
light to deect whether its contents are pure.
0BJECTIEa TO A CHILD Herr EGestorf, of Hano-
yer, one OF the argest engine manufacturers in Ger
many, has Withdrawn his proposal to send speci-
mems of his engines to the Paris exhibition, the
ground that the Emperor has appointed a child to
be President of the Exhibition. and that the
hibiors have thereby been subjected to treatment
which no German especially should willingly sub
mt to.
UNDERGROUND RAILWAYS FOR PARIS - The
directors OF the English Credit MobilIer and Of the
National Bank of London recently met in Paris,
together with q large number of French and Eng
hsh engineers, in connection with proposed
undIegI ound railway in that city. Only one point
is said 40 have been settled az This meeting that of
constructing all the lines parallel to the course OF
the Seine.
. PORTRAITS AT THE PARIS EXPOSITION. A por-
trait gallery is TO be formed on extensive scale
curing the Paris Exhibition of 1867 A building fol
the reception of Uorirats will be erected in the
Champs Ely and the celebrities whose kepesses
are to form the gallery will be grouped according to
the aPcs they illustrated, and their portraits will be
classed by centuries
POLISH PROPERTY PASSING TO THE GERMANS
Some OF the most valuable property in Poand Is now
passing INTO the hands OF Germans. The sugar
refinery at Rudza, near Lodz has been sold 10 Herr
Loewenhurg for 2S2 $40 roubles and the estates of
Count Zamoyskl at Jodlowlec ana Siedle to Herr
Smund for million roubles.
AN ANTI-JEsUIT PROFESSOR DISMISSED. Tho
BelPian papers announce that M. Ubaghs, Professor
olPhllOsOph in the Catholic University of Louvain,
who Tor twenty years has been engaged with the
Jesuits a controversy on the subject OF tradition,
has Deen dismissed All his works have been placed
in the IHdeT EGBuIgdtOrius. . r...
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PROPOSALS.

DOS TPONE MENT-
II PROPOSALS FOR ENGRAVINGS OF THE
ILLUSl RAIlQNs ACCOMPANYING THE RE-
PORT OF TIE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS
FOR The YEAR 1865
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,
WASHINGTON, April 27, 1866
Sealed Proposals Will be received at this office
until III URSDAY, the 18th day OF May, 1866 at IL
O'Clock, furnishing one set OF Pages of the illus
uahons OF Machinery, etc. accompanying the Report
OF the Commissioner OF Patents for the year 1866
with the name and address OF the Patentee and the
character and date of the Patent on each illustra-
tion.
The drawings will De furnished on paper to the
contractor, who must arrange them into pages in
numerical order, as nearly as is consistent with
neatness and compactDess; and the execution
Of the work must be fully equal to that fur
nished for the published report tor 1862, which
has been adopted as the standard for the present
volume. The plates are to be delivered at this Office
fee OF cost for transportation and subject the ap
proval or rejection OF the Superintendent of the
Public Printing. Bond and approved security will
be required for the faithful performance OF the
tract.
The ork will comprise about five thous and Illus
trauons, making over seven hundred pages, measur-
ing Al by 8inches Bidders are required to propose
for the work by the illustration, with the understand
ing that, when more than one flure is required to
illustrate an invention or design las sometimes the
easel the whole number of figures will be estimated
and paid for as SINGLE illustration. Awards will be
made ITO the lowest and best bidder for the interest
OF The Government due regard being paid to the
execution OF the work, under the direction of the
Joint Committee on Printing
Any further information that may be required will
be furnished upon application at this Office to the
Commissioner of Patents.
Proposals will be addressed to "The Joint Com
mttee on Printing" Washington d. Co. care of the
undersigned, and endorsed on the envelope "Propo-
sas Tor Patent Office Report"
The advertisement tor proposals dated the 2Sd OF
SO mwftmy7 JOHN D. DEFREES,
Superintendent of the Public Printing.