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BIASxs.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills of Lading and all kinds Of Justice s
Blanks, call at the GATE CIrY Counting
Room.
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The District Court is going steadily forward
in the labor of clearing the docket. No cases
have as yet occurred of such public interest
as to deserve chronicling.
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CITY NEWS.


FoRrY CESTs per line for each inser-
ton will be charged for all notices Of over
three lines in this column. No notices how.
ever short inserted for less than ONE DOL
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COLLECTION OF BousrY.-See Van valken
burg's card. aug16.Sm
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IT IS TIE ONLY HiSD-LOOH YET ~
VENTED THAT WILL PRACTICAL
LY WEAVE WOOL WARPS.
1 I is the only Hand Loom that retains the
= shed open ill the filing has been beaten mp TO
the eioth .hh absolutely necessary 70 sneesesfuiiy
u will ei her WOOL, COTTON OR FLAX
ARP. either resr-e or nns hane.tnn factory spun
II ~-sses fssfer w-nves HEAVIER cloth With less
and with liability bfsak the thr. ad. than any
other Hand Loom In the world
The snpericrssy cisan FIR this Loom over an othes
Hasa f1on~ eeHsiass To ifs csr-rty len nni
cesfse fabrics, aid the gresfvr IenRth OF time allowed
for the u the sauttte making the liability
catch 1t aud brsk the warp less than any other Hand
Lem.
Every who hs, ever woven On tn. apId fashioned
Hand. Loom" or en- a pow,r ICON will aay that 70
weave all ~ool goods, ths shed must be held one
nnti the nllins - BEEN boat up nt1 the cloth You
only have to insult any Who has nsei the "Old
Hand Loom in our Deighbt rbood sndshe will tell yon
che .t~sy- hold the treadles i.wn kerp the shed
open until he beats up tli. cloth All other Hand
niing Is boat ny 70 the cloth and do open it again
until the batttnhsa returned Ak the aAe distance
thus keeping the Shed cleeed the greater part the
tire THIS gives the shuttle tint avery short time TO
pass from ore si@ to smother. making the liability to
catch u bstuees the wsrs great thus making
Whist w-.vers tes N .suash nos The d.Iine murt 40
be stsn MP the closed threads and unless
WOO. ssrI~ the very best quality AMI In the best
cndifion, they annot be woven them all Our
machirc hoI to hhed open until the hatfnn 'slay
strikes the co' and oI~ ns It almost immediately after
ward TINS kaiine tbs Shed ope nearly all time
It's part, being all sstactas il requires NJ skili 70
vesve with H. from hten To .eny five yA-ds Of this
h-svi Il kiDds"f cloth /. iary days work With It.
1t strong light and and occupying about
the ~ sss 81 ~ 'fdinsry r-atfst table
Thr Family Handel osm il th- result Of many
yes,s sxpefe.c 10 the Loom business and hsve the
ani'orm tssiim Of gil practical weavsrs that IL Is The
bat Hand Loom they have . - examined
For deatrpirf rircnIsr astre~ or cloth the
Loom, and further Particular, sdarcsf with stamps,
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stock Market.

BY Tei.xraph,1 NEW York, Se,t IL
Stocks are il sady-R lie, W It'd e6ls; 1885,:
n a. Krie - & " Tel ss5z $40 eou on. Ca / ok
lo4o coupons "; lCta Rega es1s
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s.oh shLh-tbe very e--ifate isi5f ftSia. nc. an
srVupds nos oNutd and . aFiet ny a Niikiu,
son, E-q ed she e. ri.ef III ram md yteh 80
NONE Las Of feums, with ~ modern iarfovr-
nasht-fAFEs irnpe farn-th very cesffaiI, M AZ.
taehea coxtfed With fruit sud Ornamental tfee4 pffs
N,so Title g9 q OF sale Fer turtier fstticuisIs
eh,a1'e On II. H. fEN-RXCK.
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The Des Moines public are realizing the
Se,;cities of having completed railroad TO
their torn. The Register stakes its money
on the Valley road every time and by way Of
illustration says: sOur citizens who were in
Chicago last week on business connected with
the l. & NJ X. r. returned ia three divisions.
One came by Clinton, another BY Davenport,
and the third by Keokuk. But in this, as in
some other matters, it was ordained that the
last should be first. The Keokuk Division
reached here eleven hours in advance of the
others. So much for the rail VS.. the Skunk
Bottom Stage road. A railroad is always a
blessing. but more especially so in these
muddy tuAes Whether the enterprising
managers OF the D. " r. X. calculated on
this thing or not, they are entitled to our
sincere thanks for getticg here in advance OF
the Fall mud. We can now bid defiance 10
that renowned locality which will ever be re-,
membered by the residents Of our city, but
which will hereafter be noted for its past
rather than present terrors, and which will
figure largely in every authentic history OF
the trials of Des Moines, pioneer life by the
euphoneous title-Skunk Bottom"
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EMMERSON'S NEW ROCK,
n H N = U II IL =

II III n 10 II Z Il a II =
ExckIe in many important particular his celebrate,
collection, "fHE HARP or JUDAH"
All who have seen Ii decide that 1t il
The Best Book 4or Ohrss The Best Book for echools
Tha bet BOX for societe The Best Book Conven
tione The Bs.t Book for Prsetice Tire Bert Rock fo
Social Singing The Best Book for Fsmilies; The Bss
Book for I'll elng.rs
United b Ill DenominatlonG euited to ali Occasous
Aaitsd 70 Ill Capacities Suited 10 every singer.
II ~ Singing Sch ,ol kxerclses; In its Heee; Par
Songs Ac- In its Anthems and Sentences In its Caant
and Seiectices. II IL Variety Of Hyna Tunes.
Price o1.00. espt BY Mail, postpaid. wholesa3,
price, $l9 dozen. Send in yoar orders early Sold by
all Music Dealers throughout the United States and CT
Adae.
OLIVER DIrsoS CO. Pnbliahep. n. Wa.Ainston
e0ess 1osSon. fsepsA
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FOR NAIL,

on ACRES of Land. tusost.y In TIMBER the mid
QUE road. leading f.C ni k4okuk ssnauzky Abouf
ml - frGrn The city. aud b known the Rich
ardson tract Title good. Prize $40 r+r Enquire
u Ii b. TkN-klCE A Co
Aegl4d
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The burden of rebel curses and hatred in
St, Louis during the war was against ''the
id Dutch Now that Andrew johnson
carries Confederate colors these Missouri
secesh think the hour for their revenge upon
the Germans has come. Just above the arch
erected in front of the Republican office to
10 No. e tho nncompromising herman
Welcome to Grant and Farragut" One OF
the reconstructed observed, and his soul was
yexed nightly within him. He went to the
sturdy German radical and ordered him to
haul down his colors or add Johnsons name
to his motto of welcome. The German
couldn't see it. The reconstructed chan in
sisted. Tho result was the stout armed leu
ton radical knocked the reconstructed chan
down twice in succession. Then the ex-reb
concluded that, like the Southern Confeder-
acy, he had found the last ditch, and would
give over the contest. He beat an inelorious
retreat, leaving the German in quiet posses
sion of his premises, his radicalism and his
motto.
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We sALk- -Ttn acres n land rerrrsenttd ID tho
4 1atJ Rat ~ letter m the A traet Eeokuk
Iai9, y applied Tor soun, Title good or 10 saIe Nm
quife OF L. b TEN-EYCR
sprl-d r>,i rw,af. -.
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10. o. r. :

keokuk Lodge No. 3 Regular meeting eve,
Monday evening.
Pnckechetuck Lodge No. a. Regular meet
ing every Friday evening.
Hermann Lodge No. 1I6 Regular meetin,
every Wednesday evening.
Hall-Cotnor seventh and Main Streets. Fmch1
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I OF 4, in Block T5, on when s Brick
- Dwelling Hcuse xisb reoms ans stots taseueEt
also Frame Dws nz vi h rders ~ish 2 81 vtli q
wstsr ard rot 81 fsctG, stus1ed PaltSa ttEtt to-
tween 18th and q .trsis Ths rfupsr,y viii lie lid
At yrfat b4rgsin II apr led IN isie COED
Enquire q III. H. TEN-EICK Co.
RHgAid
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Cabus' Hair Tonic.

ms une4asie1 preparation, which possess the pecu
Popei es OF restoring grey hair 10 its eina COLI
OF ana Cal sef to aeenne the color II betor,
!. turned grey IL la permanent cure for dsndrun
and enrens the the hair gives shs
nAir lasting and natural nntsfpre cures danslrrn
eur ming and soreness Of the skin Errspns tat
nave tired This preparation that they IA tried ell
iinds OF Tonic and Hair kestorstvcs and hid never
neen able TO ms article that would projuee the de
sired resuit until thev had tried my Hair Touc II has
cured Persons Who had solid dardrun all knit
80 snd csm~nted together In the shape Off esp
tng the whole head and In the Of thirty DAYS
aHer nsinE my Tonic the scurf and dandruh all lap
pesred ard the hair, which had until that time bseu
preventsd from growing resumed its former healthy
Erowts.
In tho case OF James Mershon. Of tho glsf Iowa
i.nafry. whose head covered With thick coating
O dandrun and scurf mentioned above, and whose
nAr had ALMOST completely fallen out Il shown the vr
tue OF this Tonic for In the Of three weeks arp
cation OF 1t his scalp sssumcd healthy condition and
- hair commenced 10 grow bcsutialiy. This IL only
ore csse OF the kind In thonssnd. l coHld mention
many othsrs but for want VI spscs and cost am
ven ri from doing
soia By GEORGE nAsus, corner Of Second and VAIN
street Price - cents pcE bofle. bsTa discount 10
trade. srrl4dfm
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E'OR SALE-30 acres Of nne qrape src
chsr fruit land, 10 acre lid at1h STAT. IN splti
Fatin Is usd~r fepce with 2p fruit tres az vsf
ous kin1s rome new airing Prize SIS per scre Also
~ scrss joining the above Land, and the ssus
ehafaeer WITH no imptcSenehts bIt t all eiclosed
by placing fence the rsa4 1T ssteH expense pr;,s
~ and So per This lard is satu. ted near The
ifencs a Dr lit e. alri miles from aeeorA street
hvokuk. For rarteui4is enquire Or
naeh-4 II b. TRT rYCE
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II B. TIN EYcK.

kN0R SALE.-A two story frame dwelEr Z
house, .lh II rpsris and fan lot s;tnassa on To-
IL In tlstk 20 On fhr ratr III Rank hn1 I;ffs.Tt
streets, In D. ". kilbomnes Addition. Title good q
no sale Price 500. inquire u
mohl II. B. TENEYCE
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sl0AH's c9aD!TIon POWDER

HIS the largest sale Il ans Hour an. Cattle Meii-
cine ~ this reea'rt Il Is rnls'-e Il bet and rtnts,
and br miuess. ssfts. e.ft1inty aud thorough mess
stand ptv efn,neWiil \, the head a The t - Ihr
aud Lattk H,fi-O
u carries uff al hamhFs prevent hdfssS ON
becoming stH " FUN er. pnr ifies The hiot pessis
the skin. .,f1 Gisss e STioash aud glossy appearance
cleanses the and sreasthers every part u the
holy II i as2 stsf tpi certain remedy f,r coughs
aud colds ~i.icii generate many fatal diseases
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For Sale.

ExGR SALE -1hrr. vtrs dfsifalf. lot IN vfl,b 80
is efd6 Two staiz hritk 3Nt lae 81 use rs
ef roonf--a isrg. o. ok as-h house Anf y ia Irs.
tgethsr Sith laags trick ttAbf tua Is1gs ef.tT,.
AMI Lots well eofer With cIe,ce lot cf rqt an efa,
1 rses ffi irotefty Is sitiied the ef nj s: nj
sAn h"t1an streets CONVENIENT - brsiEes f1es 5000
hsif cash laance ID and wears Az 9 ,,.r ~, ~;
sertst fitle god. kn1uist u
hpr2; y rrsrvCv
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NOR SALE-Twenty feet east aide If ,ot II
Il hiecf LOG, On the north aide OF Main near Sertxt
street Price y, coo. little good no sale Enqrtre
ieel TEN-kfCK.
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Jobbers In Stores, ParHing fooIs, Wagen Ma
ktPs' Weed stock. Etc., ls7 nike Street Chicago.
iySxsm
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ok sALK-Iot !. and 30 feet Of Lot q In Block 60
sitnzf"d on the corner Of Seventh and cFiears IT
These lots are covered With fruit eycrgr en- and other
ornamental tres, together with npe growth Of shaSs
uees on the Sidewalk. and large esisrn on the hack
paI q toe ot and are really the finest building lots IL
.hst Part OF NE city Price VI 500 Title perfect I'm
quiie o. tanivl H. b. rrN-gyrK
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Ussoh sALE-Lots and 6, in tlcck la. on Fnlto.
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth strse,s prio
eSo each Also lot 8, in block S. In Kiltoufnes ADD
hon 10 heokuk- Price $3.50. Titles good az no ~,
nhdire ~ iJAngl u. TfS-EYCK
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-10

George Washington, who helped 20 establish
the Edinburgh ReUielo with young sydney
smith, young Jeffrey, and Young Horner, who
wrote in It the contemptuoue criticism upon
the juvenile poetry of Lord Byron which called
forth English Bards and Scotch Reyie wets, i"
who was in mature late and renowned through
out the world when Louis Napoleon, BsmarE,
Chief Justice Chase, General Grant and Abra-
ham Lincoln we're babes.
of some men IL has been sadly said They
lived too soon.n OF Lord BrOugbam il must be
said, "He lived too long, "Better would it
have been for him. said Washington WIlks, Gt
the farewell breakfast in London 90 Henry
Ward Beecher, "ic Lord Brougham years ago
had known how to gather the mantle of his
greatness about him and sink down into dioni-
fed repose. Since 184S he has been but the
echo Of his old Tenown."
For Lord Brouqham's fame, perhaps, the
worst thing that ever happened was that the
announcement of his death In 1889 was rrse
London COfrespOnde1ce Of NE hldepeRdeM.
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Cricket Among the Turks-A Constantinople
paper, the LeUdm Herald, announces that the
"Constantinople Cricket Club will meet regu-
larly Tor practice, at Kadikeui Tuesdays and
Fridays, i'll the field in front OF Don Andrea's; at
the Sweet Waters of Asia, Inner Valley, on
Saturdays; and in Sutan's Valley, Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays"
Bored-A member of the Vancouver's Island
Legislature, Mcclure by name, spoke on re-
cent occasion for seventeen consecutive hours
to defeat, an obnoxious bill, and carried his
point, only yielding the floor for motions to ad
iourn. Probably his auditors became so hungry
and sleepy that they voted on the principle Of
yielding TO anything for quiet life.
Churches and Missionaries in China and Japan.
There are ffty.five Protestant churches in
China and ninety-fiVe Protestant missionaries
Protestant missionaries are also settled in Naga-
sakI and Yokohama, in Japan. Many OF the rich
japanese are learning from these missionaries
the languages of the western nations.
Reformed Boys-The Boys Reiormatory IN the
New Forest, England, has been established
nearly thirteen years. Up to last year one hun
dred and seventeen boys had left the Relorma-
tory. 1t was known that one hundred and two
1 Of them were getting an honest living, and were
| likely 10 become worthy members OF society.
Notre Dame The work of restoring the Ca.
| thedral Church OF Notre Dame, Paris, is almost
| finished. 1t has occupied twenty years.
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE! !
Flights to Cnmei

MIR. McChoakumchild, the School Commits
sioner-who, in the language of Dickens, "had
genius for coming up to the scratch, wherever
and whatever it was, and proving himself an
ugly Customern-has found Peer ia our Com
moner John Morrssey, elected to Congress from
the Ninth Congressional District OF New York.
As was the case with Mr. McChoakumchild so
with John, The will go in and damage any sub
ject whatever with his right, follow 1t Hp with
his left, stop, exchange, counter, bore his oppo.
nent to the ropes, ana tall upoE him neatly" and
to continue the smile, he viii be certain to
KNOCK the wind out of common sense, and ren.
der that unlucky adversary deaf to the call of
tme.n
We can imagine the great-and shall we say
healthful ?-change that must come over the
mode OF discussing knotty questions in our
heretofore wordy Congress. As all politicians
more or less owe their nominations first, and
their elections secondly, to the operations ofthe
Ring" how appropriate that an ex-Champion
of the 'Ringn should lend his eountenance
Though it is a little bruised and "smiling") to a
gathering of many party leaders of the ring
and ringeaders of the Democratic party
We see now, in our minds eye, John going
through course of training for his maiden
speech. We see the anxiety manifested by his
trainers and hackers, Fernando Wood Brooks
and Company, that he should have proper
lDeight when he comes into the ring how they
expect he will fight all New England to the
ropes and lodge his left mauley in Ben. Buffers
Other pepper, rendering the expression of Ben
countenance as much physical doubt as the
expression OF his opinions is a political GER
tainty. We see
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Julia Dean Hayne, the actress, made
sec, 600 in California.
When is the best time to read the hook Of
nature? When autumn turns the teGUes.
Washington Irvngs old summer-houge was
lately sold at auction Tor $40.
"A Pithold, Pa, doctor has just fallen heir to
a fortune in Scotland of GS5,0O0.
Admiral Parragut has decided upon his in
sigma OF rank-a gold star worn upon the arm.
"A Flemish newspaper actually bears the
name of the ROnSeelGrschnieuloGodi
In Adrian, Mich, girl ten years of age is
charged with attempting TO murder her father.
Nearly 1000 Germans leave Europe ior
America every year.
There are already nine steamboats, on the
Amazon.
--FclaAle lobbyists swarm at Washington.
A sgo number Of Jews are going South.
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patton in q

JOHN CONDUCTING A SUIT IN cHANcERY'
case of that kind he spilled more 'claret and
treated his client to more punches in the head
than was ever done by any tippling lawyer OF
modern times" How easily, il things displeased
him, could he send the Chaplain of the House
to prayers" or bring any champion Of tenn
perance up "groggy" in the first round land
should any cowardly Southerner be lurking
around with his revolvers and bowies, for the
purpose of commanding respect from Congress
men and obedience from walters at the Hotels.
how would they be shamed by John sending
two or three of the biggest walters to ''grass,"
and knocking the expostulating landlord COM
pletely off his "pins !"
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November
Monday, 5.-DepartuIe OF MaXiman from
Mexico TO follow the fortunes OF the Empress
Carlc tia. She beng afflicted with assent.
mindodness, Max thought, under the oircurn.
stances, he would encourage absence of DOdy
IN himself.
Tnesday, 6.-Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton wasn't
elected to Congress from New York, but MFR.
John dorrlssev, the prize fighter, was. 1he
strong-minded stand no chance with the strong
muscled.
"wednesday, 7.-1he new Police Commissioners
and Sheriff IN Bai timore still continue III ial
and receive the coincidence OF their counsel
who try various pleas TO get them out, except
"Flease sir won't do 30 again "
Thursday, S.-The HBoys in Blue" give q dinner
TO Andy Curtin at the state Capital he being
the only Andy whose policy the "boys" can
endorse,
Friday, 9.-Stephens, the c. o. r., has left the
country, 1t Is supposed to fight the British
Dion, but probably, since he is IN funds "tO
fight the tiger" winch be done without
physical risk.
Saturday, IO.-Series Column Day. The editor,
SINCE The election of MorrsseY mas gwen up
oil idea OF running ToT COngress-would rather
run bOm It.
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MISSING MAN.-Left his home, the Hall of
the Montezumas, an old man Of feeble mind,
a foreigner. Answers to the name of "MaXi-
milan, Emperor OF Mexico" 1t was noticed
that he has been wandering in his mind lately,
and it is feared that his body has been doing
the same thing. When last seen he was on the
road TO Vera Cruz, apparently in a hurry,
making very good time. Had on when he left
a cooked hat, French, wide peg-top pantaloOns,
short-tail coat, and buttons with the Mexican
Eagle on the tail. ANY information concerning
him will be thankfully received by his anxious
cousin. Address (post paid) l.. N, Tuieries,
Paris France
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JOHN PREPARED TO RECEIVE THE PRESIDENTS
MESSAGE
with all its usual "ieintsr and Counters" and
how on the first inimation of "Negro Suffrage"
he will let fly straight from the shoulder his
bunch of fives, caving in Mr.. Johnson's bread
basket, or mashing his kissing traps; for John,
above all Others, knows the danger of leaving
universal suffrage in the hands OF the unedu-
Gated. But when old Thad. Stevens comes into
the ring, then will John snow some pretty spar
ring and his rib-ticlllers will mean mischief.
When the Roman Senate adjourned to see the
Gladatorial shows, then was Rome at the
height of her power and glory, and may We
not hope that, when the American Senate ad
iOurns to see
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THEIR TRUE COLoRSl

BY an Imperial order, the Turkish commercial
rag has been altered. Instead OF the red ground
and the white crescent as hitherto, the colors
are a green ground with red ball in the middle
This introduction of green tn the commercial
gag is peculiarly happy, that being the colors
Of the Profit.
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PROPOSALS FOR srAr1oNERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL nEVENUE,

... WASHINGTON, OctoD,r 19 1866
Sealed Proposals will be ceVed at hs Oince
until the Fifteenth day of November, 1865, at IL
O'Clock NJ. 1Or suppl ING tie Assessors aud Collec-
tors G Internal Revenue throughout that Dorton of
tho United States lying east OF the Rocky Noun.
tains, with STAT ONERI Tor the fiscal year ending
June 80 1867 and until the 1st cay OF January 1857
for supplying the Assessors and Collectors west OF
the Rocky Mountains
Bidders may obtain schedule OF articles to be
furnl9beo with conditions under VIII ch artIc cs
are TO be delivered, upon application TO ang AS
SCISSOR or Collector, or 10 the Commssion of In.
ternal Revenue.
no proposals VIII be entertained from parties who
are not regular manufacturers or dealers in the
articles bid Tor, nor viii proposals be considered
uness accompanied by satislac ory guarantees that
the contract will, If awarded be faithfully exc
cuted.
Bids which cOn'ain pr ces less than the tar cost
OF The articles VIII be considered frnudulent and re-
jeced.
The Two Hundred ana Forty Collection Dis
trICts are dlstr buted into Five Departments, a.
shown by the schedule furnished, aud eacp pro-
posal must name the department. 1t Is proposed to
supply
The Commissioner reserves the night to reloct any
bids or parts OF buds which the interest of the Gov
ernment may REQUIRE. ] he bus should be addressed
10 Tie Commissioner OF Internal Revenue, endorsed
Proposals for supplying Stationery TO Internal
Revenue Officers"
e. A. ROLLINS,
10 "a WIN thoIs Commlss oner.
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A DISCUSSION IN THE HOUSE UNDER THE NEW
f8-lAa ORDER OF THINGS,
we may congratulate ourselves on the
achievement, through the assistance of the
Democratic party in New York, the a1naa thule
of Republican Govenment?-and when the
sponge is finally thrown up, as it will be- by the
lovers OF law and order, then will come the
ime when the ''Ringu dstic as well as political
vii sor'ng all liberty out of the people, In a
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A CANINE EPITAPH.

TO kindred earth all dogs must pass
THIS ones short HE is over:
AS people say, he's "eone TO rrass":
Let's hope, poor dog, it's cloUer.