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The Van Buren press., 1867-07-05

Es-Why is the country winter like the
Black Crook Because there are 50
many bare limbs TO hc seen.
The Van Buren press., 1867-07-05
A. A. A NTRIM,
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
. OrSe Tanner
IN THE UNITED STATES,
Is CoMTNG!

1S
LIE proposes getting up class in Van
Ill Buren, at one o'clock, on the 18th and
18th days of July, 1861 for the purpose of
teaching them the art Of Breaking and Tam
ing the wild and vicious Horse on a Scientific
Principle.
Also, to show them on q common-sens GO
principle, how to break the spoiled horse of
all his bad habits, such as Baking, Kicking,
Running Away, Soaring, Halter Pulling,
Cribbing, Jumping, in fact, all bad habits tie
horse Is addicted to. He will show the class
now to tell the age Of every horse between
the ages oftwo and fourteen, so that deception
cannot be practiced on them. He will show
the class how make any horse pace in from
two to six hours.
TRlCkS.-Thc Class will be shown how to
make horse follow under the whip: TO lie
down; to sit up like dog; to talk; to kncel
ior the rider to mount, &c. lie will take the
widest colt that can be brought, and subdue
him before the class; so that any one can
mount him with perfect safety and will drive
his celebrated horse FLYING COMET to a
buggy through the streets without Il line or n
bride. To convince you that this Is no hum.
bug, he will not take the money until after
the lesson Is given. lf he fails In any one
thing he will not ask pay. If he does rs he
here agrees to do, the fee will be Five Dollars
for lesson and receipts, All lovers Of the
horse should attend, for there has never been
any thing Of the kind taught until introduced
by me, A. a. ANTRIM.
The Van Buren press., 1867-07-05
kE The Newburyport HeraM ourtly,

Our military commanders ut the South
copy the example Of Louis Napoleon in
tho early days Of the second empire, 1t
is policy that was tried in Hungary but
failed there and has kept Poland in re,
bellion these forty years, Possibly it
may succeed better in America, Sheri
dan being an lrshman is good man to
try 1t, for he has seon the workings Of it
before he came to this country,
The Van Buren press., 1867-07-05

We urge upon every one. who can, to Regis
ter. Let not no trifling cause deter you as
this may prove the most important election
ever held.
The national Republican., 1867-10-28
u R o P o s A L s :.

OPPIcE DEPoT AND DIsBuRsISa QulRrERMAsTRR,
ATLANTA, GA, October IL. 1857.
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
until IL m, MONDAY, October 2s, 1857 for supply
ing the o. s. QuartermIster's Department with the
following articles, viz:
1000 Brick,
sol 600 Lath.
$50 BushelG URslLeksd Lime
1880 Bushels Sand.
800 Bushels Hair.
TWo-thiris Of the Brick to be sound, hard Brick
| the balance a good merehAntAbls article.
Lath to bs not less than 4 inch thick Eor more
than u inches wide.
| Sand 10 be clear, sharp and we'll screened.
| Hair and Lime to be OF good qualify.
| All to be delivered at the "Swift Race Track, In
| this city.
| Delivery to commence November IL, 1867.
| Bids will bo made for each article separately.
Bids must be In triplleate, with 4 copy Of this ad
ysrsement attached to each, and bear the endorse
meat OF two responsible persons who are willing to
become surety for the bidder In the event OF the con
tract being awarded to him.
| Proposals. not complying ~lth the requirements oil
| this advertisement will be rejected,
Bidders Invited to be present or represented al
the opening Of the bids.
The Government reserves the right to reject any oil
| all bids.
| Proposals. slou.j be addressed to the uhdOrsigne
| and ndorsed on ths ye.ope ''PTOposRlB for th,
Delivery q Dr!sk, Lath, or Sand" as the eas'
may be-
BY order OF Breyst BEgsiier General r ssztonr
N'''' H. J. PAREswoRTH,
First 1t. 3i.h Infantry, A. A. q. M,
| oeq4 I'd In charge Of Depot
The national Republican., 1867-10-28
TREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES

NAVY DEPARTNESr,l
BURBAU OF PROvIsIoSs AND CLorHlEo, I
October "a 1857.
Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beef and Vegetables" will 70 received at this Bu.
reau until clock p. m, on the fourth day OF NO:
VEMBER, 1857, for The supply Of hhy thousand
pounds OF Fresh Beef and ATTY thousand pounds Of
Fresh Vegetables, at the Norfolk Navy Yard and
Station, as required. The Beef and Vegetable. must
be OF good quality aud he best the market affords,
and each article must be offered fr by the pound.
The Beef to be in equal proportons fore and hind
quarters, and to be Western or Baltimore Beef
Bonds, with approved seeurity, will be required
in one-half the estimated amount Of the contract,
and twenty per cent In addition will be withheld
| fsom the amount OF each payment to be made as
collateral security for the due performance Of the
contract, which will on no account be paid until II
Is fully complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied BY written
| guarantee, signed by one more responsible per-
sons that the bidder bidders WILL II his or their
bid be accepted, enter into obligation within 1--WE
days. with good and sudsient sureies, to furnish the
articles proposed ..
MED ~ such guaranty and BY sdtisractorU erdenc,
that tie Jffisr Is a rSyuL1r dealer IN the drtlctes
proposed and has The license required by act Of Con
| The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Govern
| msnt.
II is understood that in case the stipulated quAn
| tity OF either article shall be delivered leaving
balance due on the other article, the eoutraet.ma!
be considered as completed in full, at the option o
| the Department. 80
The TespOnsbility Of the guarantors to be eertihe
to by the Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the Dis
triet in which they reside. bkipok,
| oc2S.td Chief Of Bureau
The national Republican., 1867-10-28
OFFICE,

IN WARRINGTON, d. O., Oct. Is, 1857.
Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed Proposals.,
will be received at this oee, until IL the lst day
Of November 1867, for the following articles, WHICH
MIST THE VERY BEST QUALITY. TO be delivered
free Of expense and Government TAI at the Wash :
ngton Navy Yard, and subject to the usual inspee-
tion therest, to wit: -
loo (OGo Hundred cart loads Paving Stones, from
3to inchsH.
z, 500 (Bishty-sisEt Huudred) pounds Round Iron,
beet charcoal riyet.
2Twol barrels wipter-strained Sperm OIL.
tOne) barrel Lard Oil.
BUREAU OF EQUIPMEHr AND RECRUITING.
o. 600 (rwo Thousand pounds Hoop Iron.
(Four) bars lMx5z- z-ineh Iron.
RuREAu ,IP YAppS AND nooRS
$40 (rwo Hundred and Forty pieces wTought-iron
Steam Pipe.
go CTwo Hundred and Fity) lineal feet wrought
iron tteAm P Pc
Responsible security required for the prompt anC
faithful delivery Of supplies awarded
Blank forms for bids, with further particulars fol
CALVIN c. JACKSON.
oe26-St PaymAster, U. s. Navy.
The national Republican., 1867-10-28
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS
PoRrATIoN.

DEror QUARrERNAsTER's OFFICE I
sac ANTONIO, rEIAs, October !, 1867.
s,s", win !. received At this oises until SATURDAY,
~ so h day Of November next, 81 IL clock noon,
yr the usnsportation Of military supplies for two
years from the Let day Of January next on the fol-
RorrI Nc. a-From San Antonio, Texas, to Forts
chsdbourne snd BslknaP. Bunslo Springs, and such
established on the Texas frontier south Of Red river
and north Of So degrees north latitude.
Rours No. 4-Prom Indianols, Texas, to San Aa-
tonic, Texas, and intervening points:
RourE No. b-from IndiAnolA, Texas, to Austin,
Texas, and Intervening points.
Bidders will state the rate psr enc bund ed lOO)
pounds per one hundred (ioo) miles at which they
will transport said supplies, and must give their
names in full with residence and post office address,
and II hrm the name Of each member will esep-
Zach bid must be accompanied by q bond in the
sum Of ten thousand dollars signed By tive OF mSrs
a clerk Of a OF record, that the bidder will In
case the contra AWARDED to him, enter upon the
.seurity tSS' ns il faithfully carry out the Condi
tons therein set 10th, and each security will state
separars IDS SrJ bonds are required fer each
route.
keep on his route - mule teams Of not less than
on Roats .. s,Twenty. Ave Teams.
| " 6,Twenty. Ave "
| Should, however, the transportation on any route
be lesseued from any ciuse TO such an extent ~ moi
| 10 REQUIRE the number Of teams above named 1t pAy
be temporarily lesssned by the oaheer in charge o.
the transportation lines.
/ The amount Of bonds that will be required Of th'
contractor will be hfty thousand dollars (s'o,oo OF
each route.
The person or persons to whom any award Is mad
must be prepared to execute contracts and give tn
required bonds at once and be In readiness for ser
vice the first day Of January next as before men
toned.
Satisfactory evidence OF the. 10y atty and solvene
Of each bidder and persons offered as security will
| be required.
The bids will be opened on the day and hour befOr
named, and bidders have the privilege Of being pres
ent OF the opening.
No proposal will be entertained that does not fall
, | comply with the terms OF this advertisement.
Any contract made under the advertisement wi
be subject TO the approval Of the ousrternast.
General sad the right reserved to reject any or q
| bids 80
Porms Of contract may be seen at the ofces Of th
Chief Qaartermaster, sth Military District, at Ne
Orleans the Chief QuarermAster District Of Texas
at Galveston, the Post ouartermsster At Austin, an
at this once.
. Proposals must be plainly endorsed Propose
for Army Transportation, and addressed to ths III
dsrsignsd, At this place. g. y. Lkk,
oe22.td Brevst L. Gel. and A. Q, NJ, U. g. A.
The national Republican., 1867-10-28
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
DGror oulsrEnxasrrR's 5 orrIcE,


wAsHrNaroH, d. c., October IS, 1867. !
Sealed proposals will be received at this once un-
III IL m , on WEDNESDAY, October 80, 1867, for the
delivery Of the following articles Of ouartermsster
Stores at either Of the points named, to wit bau.
more and Ohio Railroad Depot, Sixth street wharf, or
Lincoln repot:
5ia, oJo Ave hundred and twelve thousand) pounds
Of good sound, clean Oats, In good, strong
sacks, each sack eontaini ng 100 pounds
81, 900 (hny six thousand) pounds u prime Timohy
hay, loose or In bales.
les, 900 lone hundred and sixty y-eight thousand)
pounds Of good, clean Wheat Straw, In
bales.
Bidders will state the price per pound for Oats,
Including sacks and for Hay, either hailed or loose
and for Straw 10 bales and the number Of pounds Of
each article they propose to furnish, and at which
Of the three points named above tue delivery will be
made.
All articles delivered contracts made under this
notice will be subject to rigid Inspection by inspec
tors appointed by the uudersigned, and none re-
eoived or paid for witch do not come up to the stan
dard.
| The names Of two good and responsible persons
must be given In each bid who will act as securities
In case the contract Is awarded TO the bidder The
names Of these persons must be signed in their own
hands to a statement to the above effect which will
| accompany each bid.
| Payment will be made In Government fuuds, upon
ompletion of contract or as 500 thereafter as fund'
| are furnished for the purpose
| signed, and indorsed Proposals for furnishing
/ Grain, Hay, and Straw"
| By order OF the Quartermastor General
J. @. McfBRRAN,
| DSputy ouartermaster Gsnsral,
| oel7.td Brpyet Brig Gen. U. g. A.
The national Republican., 1867-10-28
4 RMY UPP L I + s.
OFFICE OF ASST CoN'kT ON. suBsIsIEScs,
Mod STATE STREET, NEW YoRk,
\

OFFICE or Asst CoN'kr 0ES. .srBsIs1EScB,
No. STATE STREET, NEW YoRk, \
October Is, 1857.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
until u clock, m, on WEDNESDAY, October 50,
Breyst Major W NJ auinby, A C. S, Fort Co.
First Lieutenant J. L Sherman, A C S, Fort Ham.
Brsyst Captain Frederick Fussr, A C. g.. David's
Island; - .
First L!sutsnapt wm. H. Chase A c. s., willua''
Point;
Brevet Captain N LOahy, A. O. g., Fort Schuyler;
First Lieutenant J. hsoMurray, O. s., Fort wads'
worth, N.Y.H,
At their respective stations for furnisbipg the troop,
thereat With Fresh Beef from November Is. 1857, 10
Nay 81, 1855
The proposals for Fort Columbus to include Fort
Wood and New York city.
The proposals for Fort Hamilton to include Fort
lafayette.
The envelopes inelosing proposals mast bs en-
dorssd Proposals for Furnishing Fresh Beef"
The Fresh Beef is to be OF good marketable quail
ity with equal proportions Of fore and hind quarter
meat, (Le.Es, shAnks, and kidney talow excluded,
and delivered at the expense Of the contractor, In
such quantities and at such times as may be re-
quired.
NJ BIZ will be entertained that 10 not made By a
regular butcher, who must give his name in full his
pre,ent place Of business and residence.
The manner Of IN sklng bids, requirement, - bid
ders, &e, tIme as stated in Advertisement CT ns
IL 1851 for ProposalE for Furnishing Fresh Beef.
HF. CLARKE,
oc26-td Bvt. Maj. Gen 4. @. @. 8.
The national Republican., 1867-10-28
PROPOSALS. FOR SUBSISTENCE
DEPARTMENT sP THE INTERIOR,
OFRfcR IHpIAH ARfAIRH.
WAsHIsafoS, D. o. Q


wAsHrssfoS, D. O. October q 1857.
Sealed PROPOSAL, yill b received at the the onss o.
October. 1857. for Supplying friendly Indaus With
To be delivered daily, at or near North Platte city,
pounds Of Beef act weight four hundred and
sixty nins teS) pounds Of Bacon fOurts.a hundred
and .I 400 PsaSSs Of Xxx PGsri fisSn hundred n%
sundred Qsoj quarts Quarts q salt
To bs delivered daily, at Fort Cobb, in the Indian
Territory: Twsnty.hI hundred and lorsy yassa ,eisha,
and ffty (750) pounds Of Bacon twenty two hun
drsd and fty "a 2so) pounds q xx IlOuri twenty.
Ave hundred 900 pounds o. 0Gsa sa Meal and one
AE.as. S ss GitTss i1. near hundred
sIst Sd yIss sS: sa .PS PSS0Is. .s,o1y % IS
pounds Of Bacon; eleven hundred and twenty Ave
L, ,i25) pounds Of Xxx Tlouri twelve hundred and and
any I, = sssI pounds Of Corn Meal and eighty 'O'
The Beef to 10 delivered on the hoof; the Flour
and corn meal In good, strong SACKS and al me ar
| tion and rejection by the agent receiving them
The delivery to commences, within I ai.esn d,y
70 ~ sS; sSnii dss. asP Ss cor
tractor contractors shall have received notice To
cease furnishing supplies: . :, .
right to increase or dimnsh the quantty Of any =
all OF the articles TO be delivered at any Of me above
named points Also, to change me place Q, asnsety
| betNleo Teluhss ~
| such Gaze, to be allowed Reasonable SUN LOT hHy
| additional cost Of transportAtioB' ,,,
| Proposals must be made separately Tor All Ihebup
| plies 10 be delivered at each Of the points heIell
| designated, and must show the price peg Pouna Q
| each article. They must be endorsed "fLopo,A
| for Subsistence, - and submitted In the iolowint
form |, or we, hereby propose to furnisG ~ me iada
Department, according 70 lhe sIms 0
the advertisement Of the Acting Commissioner Q
Indian Affairs, dated October 2, 1867 and " lhl
proposal be accepted will at once execute contrae
and give a satisfactory bond for Its performance
They must also be accompanied by proper guafan
tee, signed by two responsible persons ttains ths
II contract is awarded they will enter Into bond
for Its faithful performAussi the sumeieney o. IN
guaTantors u be certified BY United States Judge
] dittnet attorney
II is important that the contract be executed mme
dAtsly after the award Is made Bidders should
therefore, be present at the openinC OF the bid h ho
| In person, or by attorney. ,-
Payment will be made al the omes OF lndlE
| Affairs on presentation Of ysuehers, In duPhcste
certified to be correct by the ofeer or agent OF 'h'
| Department TO whom tho articles are delivered
Tho right 10 reserved TO reject any or all bid
made under this Advertisement.
Proposals will be addressed to the "comm'ssioue
Of Indian AfaIrs," Washington, D. y: INV
! ss4.eota Acting CemnisssIer.
The national Republican., 1867-10-28
NJ o T I G Z +.

NJ o T I G E.
oETfcE CHEF @. g.,
Firm MILITARY DIsrsIcr, \
nRw ORLEANS, La, Oct ls, 1857. y
Sealed Proposals, In dupliests, will be received
till the 4th day Of November, 1857, at IL M t.f fur
following Subsistence Stores, viz;
co. 900 pounds Of Hominy, put up In good oaireIs'
head .lined, the price per pound 10 DO stated
and samples furnished.
co. 900 pounds Of the best Salt put up in Cypress
Barrels. Hs;.SS:s HI,.;; p, pound to be stated and
100 kegs Of Golden syrup, to be put up in good
kegs, price per gallon to be stated, and samples
lso iss. Of Lard, price per pound to be stated and
samples furnished.
100 kegs Pickled Cueumbsrs, In % gallon Kegs
made Of oak, to have Iron hoops, to be free
from copper or other impurities, samples to b
furnishsd, and price per gallon stated
10, 900 pounds Of Ham, canvassed, In tierees.
100 pounds Of nne Toilette Soaps, samples fur
nishsd, and price per pound to be stated
samples Furnished, and price per pound stated
co. 900 pounds Of Hay, In bales, the hay to be Q
the crop Of 1867, the price per lco pounds Il
be stated.
200 dozen can. Of Borden Bsgle braid Of Con
dsnssd Mix, price per doIen to be stattd.
90 900 pounds Of New Oats, pu, up In 5s" SACKS tn
All Of the above articles 10 be delivered at th
Anchor Press, In this city, within twenty days ATE
the opening Of the bids.
No bids viii be rec sived from parties who ha,
hitherto failed to comply with their engagement
with any branch Of the Government.
Bids to be directed to the under.ig ned aud mirke
| "Proposals,D ~ A. BECKwlTH,
Brsvet Major General,
osas.td and @. S., U. s. Army.
The national Republican., 1867-10-28
ID R o P o s A l. 8.


UFFIcR DEPor AND DIsBURsNG QuARrERHAsrBR,l
ATLANTA, Ga, October is, 1857
Sealed proposals will be received at this once,
until 70 m, MoHDAY, November 4, 1867, for sup
: Is BOX Window Flames and Sash, double hung, Is
lights, loIl2, ! inches thick.
800 Plank Window Frames and Sash, lsnghts, lOTl2,
Sash q bo primed, and glazsd with good quality
10 Door Frames and plain Panel Doors. 8 feet 2
inches by s feet, ~ inches thick.
90 do, 8 feet by 7 feet siuehss, ~ inches thick.
10 do, Eject Oinehss by feet inches, * inches
l7do feet by feet 8 inches, ~ Inches thick.
Door Frames aud Doors, with Sash, - lights,
9Il2J feet 5 inches by s feet, ~ inches
thick.
Door Frames aud Double Panel Doors, 0 feet BY o
Doors to bo triInmod with loose joint Bats and
Rim Locks OF good quality, with Mineral Knobs
The sash Doors aud Frames to be delivered at the
'sWih Race Track" In the city OF Atlanta, Ga,
whore they will be Inspected
Delivery TO commence November 20, 1857, and to
continue a. wanted, or the whole number may be
Bids must be in trplicats, with copy Of this Sd
Verisement attached to each and bear the endorse
ment Of two responsible persons who are willing 10
become surety for thu bidder In the event Of the
Proposals not complying with the requirements o
this advertisement will be rejected.
Bidders are invited to be present or represented Al
Ths Goysrnmont reserves the right 10 reject any OIL
all bids or select such parts Of bids rs may be for lh'
best Interest OF the service.
and endorsed upon the envelope proposals for tn,
Delivery OF Doors and Windows.h
By order OF Brevet Bhgadier General X. BAKton
0n''' 9a'F''r"A'''f H.LFARSswoRrH,
First 1t. 3ith Infantry, A. 4, Q. M,
oe2std In charge Of Depot.
The national Republican., 1867-10-28
4 RMY APPLICANTS. &c.
ID R o P o 8 A L s.

ID R o P o 8 A L s.
UPFIcs DEPOr AND DnBuKsrsa ouARrRRxisrRn,
ATLANTA, Ca, October IS, 1857. 4
Sealed proposals win be received al this ofes
until IL m, TUESDAY, October 10, 1867, for supply
'ns iSS iSlaGssl psaDss a Tns or La,A,.s Nails.
10, 900 Cut Nails
4sO. 600 Shingles.
..Bean brfRSd l;0Esss s E iIss OH
the Depot auartsrmaster's stOrshOuss, Forsyth st
Atlantis, Ca
The Shingles to be sawed heart pine or poplar,
AXIS inches sound and free from sap to be delivered
at the swift Race Track ;, in the city Of Atlanta.
l1s, 40 FEET OF PINE LUMBER,
ss:sS ss:' boarding. ;zs,s .,. 8
:'tss " " Flooring. I}s.z.ls.
sssS s,ssS . . Plank. , i7!ass'
400 2xl2x2O.
22Oo lLxl2x20.
2z.ipsh thisE at lower and X.iseh thick At upper
The Flooring to be kiln dried, dressed, and
The Plank 10 be kiln dried, and dressed en- one
is2 RAfters, sxsxl5, (grsen)
| 6s Braces, 2lSIexi6, tgrsen.)
| 70 Braces, 2Iix6x2o, green.
q. 900 feet shesiug, t,trasht edge, inch thick,
The shois amour to be square edge, and free from
| all defects which would weaken the Lumbar.
| Delivery to commence November 10, 1857, with
such Material as will be required iu framing, and
TO continue In such quantities and OF such sizes and
description may from time 70 time be required II
the ordinary process Of construction-ths whole con
tract to be hlled within ninety days from the date
hrst delivery. The whole to be delivered at th'
swift Race Track, In the city OF Atlanta, vhsr'
1t will be inspected.
Bids must be made separately for each article, ant
for the Lumber the price per thousand feet must b.
| stated.
Bids must be In triplieAte, with copy OF this ad
verisemsnt attached to each, and bear the endorse
meht Of two responsible persons who are willing l.
become surety for the bidder In the event OF the con
tract teing awarded to him.
| Proposals not complying with the requirements o
| this advertisement will be rejected.
Bidders are invited to be pres ent or represented
the opening Of the bids.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
all bids or to accept ect such parts Of bids
| may be to the interest Of the service.
UProposals should be addressed to the undersisned
and endorsed upon the envelope Proposals for th
Delivery Of Nails, Shingles, or Lumber" as the cas-
may be.
| Chief Quarter master. "
First 1t. sith Infantry, A. A Q. n,
o.f3.5t In charge Of Depot.
The national Republican., 1867-10-28

SEALED PROPOSALS ARE IN
y yitsd til the lst day Of November, 1867, at u
O'Clock, m., for furnishing the subsstsnee Depart:
mont, United States Army, with the following CAN
FRUITS AND vEdRTABLRs, viz:
800 cans Of Preserved Pears, In IN. cans.
100 cans Of Preserved Peaches, In an. cans.
800 cans OF Preserved PineApples, In 2n. cans.
900 cans OF Preserved CTAnberry Sauce In IN. cans.
5OI cans Of Assorted Jellie', In IN. cans.
900 cans Of Preserved Strawberries, In 2h cans.
900 cans Of Oysters, In IN. cans.
800 cans Of 6IlnJn, In 2b' cans
In all Of the above articles the price per can must
| be stated, and sam les furnished
All tho above aTlislss to be Of the very best quail
ity, and rut up In superior packages and to be de-
lvAred at the Anchor Press, In this city, within
| twenty days after opening Of bids.
| No bids will be received from parties who have
heret fore failed TO comply with their agreements
| with any branch OF the Government.
Bids to be directed to the undersigned and marked
| "PropOsAls. - A. bECkWlTH,
| Breyet Major General,
oe25.H and o. U. =. Army.
The national Republican., 1867-10-28
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