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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-05-21
From the National Capital.
WASHINGTON. De-
Nav Ii. 1867.

May IL, 1867.
Editor Register We are experiencing
a most beautiful day, and with it the cell
e5ration OF the Sabbath schools in mass,
both from this city and Georgetown.
They were forming at an early hour this
morning, and hundreds of the little
folks were rapidly Fastening 10 the
spot where their pleasing exercises were
to commence. I hey arc marching now
down Pennsylvania Avenue, said to be
seven thousand in number, led by fine
bands of music, which is a grand sight,
assure you. 1t has been exceedingly dull
here for some time, especially since Con
gress adjourned but this being "annivcr-
sary week." if the weather continues fine
it will be quite lively, as not only all re-
lieious societies have their celebrations,
but there is TO be grand mass conven-
ton of the different temperance organza
tions, odd fellows, good templars, &c
| suppose you are again free from the icy
clutches of winter and thawed out again
for another short season Of summer. No
doubt mud is abundant, and all looking
anxiously for pleasant weather and settled
roads. Farmers undoubtedly are busily
engaged in getting in their seed and pre-
pairing for the fruits Of another harvest.
Those who possess but little Of The soil to
TIL, p~op"rng sna p'an'inc rl>oir qardcrs
with Nt-rtHbcr, iipNtts. TX. Ills, /
believe. ia the second season | have been
deprived of an engagement in this healthy
and pleasant labor Ito some extcnt) since
have been large enough TO render it any
aid but it is not from choice, for it is
my fnvorite occupation, but the anxieiies
OF all tend to draw them TO that point
where the future looks brightest for use
tuluess and advancement, if there is a
sufficient supply of energy to spur the
individual into industry, and prompt
discharge Of the duties that may stare
him in the face | am dwelling on Il
subject which vii. not interest your read
ers even should it chance to come before
them, AMI failing to stir up anything to
make n change, | will cease. Wishing
you much success as Us usual,
! am, yonrs respectfully, i.
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ET There is natural limit to all
things finite, and to discussions Of the
Graded School House with the rest. The
practical questions as to location, time, Of
building, expense, raising money, &C.,
are all fully and properly settled, and
further agitation seems at least to be
superhuous. So long as these subjects were
under consideration, the debates and free
ventilation Of opinion elected our live
fest interest; and 50 long ms they were
conducted in accordance with our ideas of
propricty we could not Object TO them.
But "lhe last pound broke the camel's
back" and we shall be obliged to close
our columns. for time at least, to this
profitlcss discussion.
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eI The course of friendly political dis

eI The course Of friendly political dis
cussion in the South was roughly broken
last week by riot at Mobile. Judge
Kelley had just commenced a speech
there, Tuesday evening", when he was
interrupted by ruflians in the crowd. lie
turned sharply upon them and told them
they could MT put him down, and that
the army of the United States was at his
back. 4 scene of disorder and violence
ensued; muskcis and pistols were fired
in the crowd, AMI the meeting was quickly
broken up Judge Kelley escaped with
out injury, though it is alleged that shots
we're aimed directly at him. But one
white and enc colorcd min were killed,
and n dozen or moro wounled. I he man
who fred the first shot, David Files, has
been arrested, and the city authorities
and military are actively at work for the
discovery and arrest of others. The city
vas que, on Wednesday. Mayor Withcrs
invited Judge Kelley to remain and
speak, and assured him protection, and Il
card signed by the prominent citizens was
published expressing unqualified con-
demnation OF the riot. Judge Kelley,
however. decided to proceed directly to
Montgomery, according TO previous ar
rangrmcnt.
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NORTH AMERICA.

This celebrated Stock Horse will stand the
ensuing season, for the service OF Mares, at the
following places viz :
Ar the Unicn House in Mildeburv, on Mondays.
West Sali>hury and Leicester, on Tuesdays;
DAYS.
At the Union House, on Thursdays.
Bristol, ON Fridays.
Vergennes SATURDAYS, and ,,,. ...,,
Monday morning and return to M"die,"rl.
To the residents of Addison County the pedigree
of this justly ceebn ed HDrSe is too well known
to need description, but to those VINO are no.
acquainted with him would saw, lie was
sired hy the old Black Hawk his dam a thorough
bred HamiItonian, his color a dark brown ana
weishs 1850 younds will be Ten years old next
August. .an -
Season Ia commence MAY LIST, and end Aug LIST.
SMITH & ADAMS, ProprieIors.
~ p,,.n.Y Aren't e;on
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ey There will, probably, be no opposi

sS There will, probably, be no oppos-
ton to Hon. John Il. Page, of Rutland,
ms the Republican nominee for our next
Governor, as Hon. J. w. Stewart refuses
to be n candidate. With no prospect Of a
contest, much Of the interest, which
would otherwise be felt in the convention,
will now he lacking. There may be some
difference of opinion as to Lieut.. Governor,
but Major Rounds, of Chester, seems to
be the favoritc in this section.
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Please note Testimonials from U kno,cn Cai;cs Of and rcimy

10 spreads and sheets in so minutes. It
is rot only time saving machine, but is
great saving in wearing out the clothes.
1t works first rate.
j. G. EATON, City Hotel.
Manchester, N. II.
Northampton, Mass, Feb'y 10, 1864.
Mn. CRAM With pleasure ! bear
testimony to the excellence of your WASH
ins an Wringng Machine. i can truly
say that it is all you claim for ia per-
feet Washer and Wringer My boy, IA
years old, went with me last Monday,
and with our Machine did large wash
Ing, Ia the entire satisfaction OF the
parties. washed the clothes clean,
without any injury to the fabric,
Respectfully yours,
MARY A. RILEY.
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Napoleon has secretly been conducting
experiments with Il cam m on the needle
gun principle, with which twelve or tif-
teen shots per minute can be fired.
Earthquakes are so common in San
Francisco now that they are not telegraph
East. Two of these pleasant little per-
turbations took place on the first Saturday
in April.
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The English Newcastle race of one
mile, for $l0, 900, was lately won by the
Duke Of Iseauforts three year old colt
Muscovite, in one minute and 27 seconds
Over $25, 600 changed hands on the
result.
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Show me a man of sour, morosc disposition,
one who entertains good will towards none, and
! will show ynu dyspeptic. dyspepsia is the
bluest OF a diseases. Rev. Mr.. Aiken testtes
that Coe 8 Dyspepsia Cure cured him after Is
years suffering
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The Adams express company celebra-
tel its 9th anniversary on Saturday.
THE receipts Of their FRS, days business
wsrs e3s.
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Prussia is trying to secure by capture
or purchase, the wild and worthless is
land OF Formoss, belonging to China, for
her Pacific nava. station. The Chinese
pirates captured the island from the
Dutch in 1862, and they intend to keep
:.
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Boston. Anril II, 1861.

Boston, April IL, 1861.
Mr.. CRAM,-Dear Sir Having given
your patent Washing and WrinGing Ma
chine fair trial in my family, ! am free
to say that CONSIDER it a complete sue
CESS. The combination Of the washing
and wringing apparatus in one-the
saving in time and abor-and above all
the great saving in wear OF the fabric
washed, compared with the ordinary way
of washing all render your improvement
well worthy the attention of every family
Very truly yours,
+ II. SAVAGE,
Deputy Chief of Police.
Manchester Aprit 8, 1851.
have thoroughly tried the Washing
Machine purchased of you; it fully
comes up To INV expectations IT washed
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.URE FOR PtN-WORNS

[ JUNE foh PiN-woRMs.
bottle of
DIR. +. j.. GoCLD's PIN-W onM SyRrp,
This Syrup never tails in the most approvafod
cases to exrcl these Irritating and dsn,oto,,s
worms entirely from the system
Adults OF 60 or 20 years, who have suffered for
lifetime: children upon whom AL other warn =,
medies hsve been tried in vain, are relieved Of iii
annoyance in 81 hours; ond, when taken acc mi.
ing to directions, II will effect an entire cure. II
acts as cathertic and improves the health be
removing all impurities from the system, and Ia
ALWAYS safe, even with the ounpcst child
Sold by G G. GOODWIN & TO. Boston. and
by druggists everywhere. apr. may Z Inn
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This Machine combines itself perfect Wash Bench Washing and
Wgng Machine and Soapng Apparatus that the the clothes
with saving than onea the soap used the ordinary
washing
This Machine constructed AN ENTIRELY NEW PRINCIPLE and
the ONLY MACHINE invented that will do entirely amys Washing
rubbing parts of the clothes with the hand
will the rte clothes less than onefourth of the time
required other without the INJURY TO THE MOST DE-
The washing done by running the clothes between Rolls covered with
Vun Rubber corrugated sply The Rolls the water and
clothes rubbed and pressed between them subjected all the time the
of the sud 1t is both adjusting and Adjustable and will wash
pocket handkerchief bedsead without altering the lever The
soapng Apparatus simple and applies directly the drtest
This Machine needs be be appreciated 1t Portable
useful and WILL do the work for whish design
ed,
Wash Dirty Clothes without injury0
QUICKER and BETTER than they can be washed by
hand any other way
propose to against other Machine
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William Cornell (Colorado) Jewett and
Charlotte Berna, whose father is veal
thy American, were married lately at
Fraas fcrt Germany
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Income Returns for 1866.

The following is List Of Incomes for
1866, in the towns Of Middlebury, Corn
wall, Salisbury and Weybridse. This
list includes only the taxable income after
making deductions allowed by law, such
as $1,000 for support Of family, taxes,
clerkbire, rents, &c.
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u RINkERliOFF'S CorS-Surt1rp.

- SII.tGArug aud C1EANiR.
The following is the report of the Judges on fills
machine at the great trial IF Agricultural Imple-
cultural Society: "'".o Ae''-
Among the machines on exhibition wac n tt.ra
joIn ,Shtiisr, Separator and Cleaner cthitited Lv
J. Brinkcrhuf, Auburn ~ Y. We bavn caror,,ii
examined and thoroughly tested this machine .nJ
have no hesitation in pronouncing it the host
Corn-Shcller We ever saw. II readily adants itself
to ears Of any size or shape shells Glenn and vi,h
great rardity and ease, and at the same operatinn
ePara'cN ne corn ran the cob aud the cha If from
he corn, anl delivers the corn read, for ,norlet
md it requires hut the labor of ono n.r.sn q,
ion, and durable - ''''' W.
j"T + i oG G%rD in rGs' NJ r. State ApI sccy.
S"I FS EF" ",,n AE1 Editor y; Y. Tribune
Copy of Letter from L. $. Agent for the r1,i,
?. Universal Exposition
unitel states Agrncl for the Paris Universal ~
POSITION, No. 30 Paik Row, Room No. o. Time,
Building, n. Y. ~ '''''
Nrw YORK. Dec. 3, 1srg.
., Mr' y. hHlNktRiInl F,-Dear Sir:-Mv Advisory
Coniin,ttee' appointed to select Implements to-
in 1867, have selected and recommended r. me- ms
your Corn-Shelier, as the best in America. have
accepted their report and will forward your Sbcl
Ter: it delivered here ready for slirment, on .,
htl"re january !, 1867 Yours truly
j. c. DERBY, L. S. Agent &C.
Tho above Corn Shcllcr can he seen nj tl,. Stow
store Of A. Wilcox " here the subscriber Who (,
agent Tor Addison County (,Ncept OrwclD !. ,rc.
rare TO- receive orders for the Shelter. and alyD
It,, ~, all kinds Of Job Work usually done at Tn
Shop. -''
Miilrhurv, March 1s. 1867. Iii
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The New England emigrant aid com
pany, which did 80 much for Kansas, is
organizing colony to settle on St Johns
river, Florida.
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NOTICE. H.. , ,.,.. .,... .,,. ....
NELSON T.. l.AFRANCIs. and SIMON LAFRASCIs.
their time during the remainder of their minority,
aud will not claim any their earnings nor pay
any debts OF their contracting after this date.
SIMON IAFRASCIS.
fiEton VI, May 20, lse7. sisu
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NOTICE.
~ The Undersigned has been appointed (hy
the Manufacturers) SOLE and EXCLUSIVE agent tor
the celebrated
JACOBS ALUMINIUM PENS,
Which are WAKHASrED Anti CoRHosIvE, and
not to change the color Of Rel I0k. Samples
'''"''' o. S. DICKINSON.
Middehurv, Vt. INV
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h4NUfAC rURED 4 FOR SALE BY
Dol GE SPAULDING Weybridge, VT Agents tor vermont,
Wb . he pleasd to this Machine all who avor
them with call
7;2m
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q s. DICKfN ON
| INTERNAL REVENU 1867.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

The Annual Taxes E 1867, in the First Co'lec-
ton District Of Vermont, as assessed upon In
comes, Licenses, Carriages, Watches. Plate &C.,
under the Excise Law oi Congress approved July
!, 1862, and the vnr'ois amendments thereto
having become due and ayahle ! will attend
myself, or by deputy, at the following times and
places to receive the sam,, viz:
ADDISON COUNTY.
At the Stevens Hotel, Vergenncs. Tuesday,
June 4, and ut the iddison House. in MiddleLury
Wednesday, June 5.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
At T.. J. Orms'v's OH, e, in Brandon, Thursday.
juno 6; at the Westover Hotel. in Castleton,
Friday, June 1, and at the United States Court
House. in Rutland, Saturday and Monday June
aud 10
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
At the Court House, in Manchester, Tuesday,
June II, and at the Mount Anthony House, in
Bennington, Wednesday, June II.
rB~Al persons Deg)ccting to pay said taxes
within tho time above specified, are subjected to
pay 20 cents for notice, aud after ten DAYS delay,
ave per cont additional upon the amount OF The
tax, with interest AMI cost Of collection.
ST. Taxes may lie sent by others, as receipt:
arc gwen in AL casts
JOSEPH LAND,
Cull. 1st Dist. Vermont.
Montpelier, May 1G, 1867. s;3t
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NARNISIIES & TURPENTINE.-
Nv Coach Varnish Furniture Narnsh, Japan
Diving Varnish, White Denar Varnish, Picture
Vdrnish, all OF the best quality, at RCSSEL'S.
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DAINT AND OIL
Pure White Lead in Oil (pails); Zinc Paint
Mn OIL and Drv,-hurnt and ground Ui,.ber -
French Yellow and Paris White; Verruillion,
chrome, Yellow and Green permanent Green for
Kinds, &C., &C., all at reduced prices, at
w. T. & L. p. Russell.
I Middlebury, May 49, 1867. 1H
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TRUSSES. SHOULDER BRACES
4 and SUPPORTERS complete assort-
ment fitted to parties desiring it. For sale bv
w. T. 4 +. +. RUSSElS.
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C,HEWING & SMOKING ToBACCos.-
" Choice Brands - Cigars warranted pure
Havana. at RUSSELS.
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"AIR, TOorn, NAIL AND CLOTHES
L BRUSHES Flesh Brushes, Hair Mttcns and
Crash Towels, Infant Brushes, Leather Brushes.
Hat Brushes, and large assortment OF Combs,
can he found at RUSSELS.
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HAIR OILS, EXTRACTS AND PER:
FrNrRY. Cologne. Pommades, Satchet
Powders Toilet Soaps, can lie found ut
RUSSELS.
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EISHING TACKLE, SpooNs, Hooks
l. Lines, Flies, Rods, &C., can he found in
great variety, ut RCSSEL'S.
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II NIVES & THERMOMETERS,
IN American and English Cutler.
At RUSSEL'S.
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DROPOsALs FOR WOOD.

HeodqunrtrSe DEPARTMENT Of tAs Pfatfe,)
ChtD QNarferDidSferS O5io.,
Omaha, Neb. December s, 1851 \
Bdi Kill K E. tes until
delivery Of two hundred and fifty ta5o) cords OF
WOOD at Sidney Station, Nebraska, on the Union
The wood to be of the best merchantable auality,
At the rate of one hundred CORDS per month
No small limbs or decayed wood Will be received
The wood to be properly corded IN such part Of
the post as the Quertermaster at sidney Station
person he may designate for the purpose.
Bids 20 be made in duplicate. with copy of this
advertisement attached to each, and a written
guaranty signed by two CD responsible persons
must accompany each bid The suretiss, with the
bidder, will each be required to furnish the un
county court in which they reside of their ability
to become eureties fer the faithful performances az
the contract: each to the amount OF fifty (s0) per
cent OF the whele contract.
opening Of proposals In person. or be represented
by power of attorney, when each bidder viii be re-
qured to deposit at once with the UNDERMINED the
sum OF 81 .000l one thousand dollars, lawful chr.
the contract signed and to insure the aitn full per
formance Of the stipuations Of the contract; such
eposit to be forfeited in the vent of the bidder to
whom the contract will be awarded failing 10 com.
ply with the above terms.
It will be unders.ood that the GRief 9usa;.r
master of the Department may at any time re
duce the quantity to be supplied under this cen.
tract.
Bids will De received for any reasonable amount
Of wood not less than one hundred cords
Bids to be endorsed " Proposals for Wood ;, and
addressed to the undersigned at Oma Nebraska.
VIM. MYERS.
Bvt: Brig Gen. and Chief Q. M. Dept Platte,
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THE EVENING STAR.
TELEGRAM. ke.


Its inferred frou, the speech OF Mr. Rou-
Ter, IN the Corps LegislSuf that the Trenca
Emperor has adopted a policy which octI-
cioes with the views and desires OF the Clert-
CA party. This impression BE- strengthened
oy ne tone OF the French press. TIE Ltbers1
urnais are grealy dtssatished. vniis tae
OierieA organs seem piessec and ,ueiiaot
The whites IN North Carolina are taking
seePs LOT thorough orssnizaaon Tor the neat
The fenisn sympsthizsrs are making err.s-
sive preparations for pu blic fnsersi IN Lir-
erpooi, England, on Sur cay next, In honor o,
TIE fenians recently executed ~ Manchester
The Orsngepen OF that city threaten 20 break
mp the procession, ana n Is feared q senous
rot win take place should the proposed De.
mopstTation be attempted.
Gen. hancoct's Special Orders a67 appoiHts
Charles M. Mupson iudee OF tue Third Dis-
Mower, resigned.
Minister Rouher. of France. has MADE come
explanations in regard 20 the old Lnxens,rr
DISPUTE. He afhrms that the frst suggestion for
change of frontier last year came from Pras-
sia, an d declares that, since the settlem meat OF
the controversy which followed the Londeu
conference, France has entertain ed no taouKnt
of territorial extension By purchase OF com
promise.
The Tennessee House has passed bill re-
peaiing al laws disQualifyine negroes from
holding ofhce and sitting on iuries. Also. q
bill providing for q general commissioner for
the State AND three Tor each county. 20 sls
claims Of all loyal Tennesseeans TO property
lost through the war, these claims 20 be for
warded To Washington for allowance oy the
Government Both these bills will probably
pass.
George Bancroft. Minister from the uutssd
States 20 Prussia, had an audience MONDAY
with the a ueen OF Prussia
In the United states Court In Richmoud ySs-
1roay, a decree was made In the case Of the
Merchants National Bank Of Baltiaore
against the Bank OF the Valley OF yIreiuia.
placing the latter bank In the hands OF re-
ceiver.
Dreyes, who invented the needle gun. he
dead
locomotive boiler exploded yesterday sf-
tsrnoop at Growers Gap, the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, near Wheeling, Virginia
resulting In the instant death Of the con
auctor ana nsineer. AnotAer employe of the
road, foreman in the engine shop IN W heel
ing, has since died from his iI iuries.
Ii Is estimated thai $4,000 men are out o; en-
ployment in New York. General dullnss. N
all trades prevails.
The Hudson 10 frozen over above Aloany.
7 he canals q also closed.
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PROPOSALS.
pR0POsALs roR FREsH BEEF.


ose, Ci.fC. s., Distriet Of T.-a,,
SEALED PROPOSALS. which must Il e'G msas
Ia TO- Nth d this
DAY OF DEcIMBER. iss7. ~ q - y 'H 'ns i''n
For supplying Fresh Beef to the Z. S. troop,
GALTEsTON,
HEMPsTEhD,
RQysD TOP. Texas,
Se estab he'd IN then and that are
Bds may be Offered for these Posts either collec.
u.eiS or separately.
Aa1ress proposals 70
Galveston, Texas.
For supplying Fresh Beef to the q s. troops
INDfhNoLA,
VICTORIA. Texas;
may Be- m sna EsRS that
bds may be offered for these Posts either col
lectiyely or separately.
Address proposals. TO
A.C.S., Indiauola, Texas.
For supplying Fresh Beef to the Z. s. troops
SAN ANTONIO,
GoLIAD,
SEGUIN.
FAYETTEVILLE, Texas;
And al Posts. Camps, and Hos pitfalls that are or
may be estab Ii shed IN their vicinity
Bids may be offered for these Posts either col
ieetyely or separately.
Address proposals to
A. C. s., San Antonio, Texas.
Implying Fresh Beef to the L s. troop, sta
AUSTIN
And all P9sts Camps, and Hs.gitals, that are or
Bids may be offered for these Posts either collec.
lively or separately:
Address proposals to
A. q. s., Austin, Texas.
Tor supplying Fresh BeeftO the U. S. troops sta.
W RfEEITTEk!ssvkRk kkNFEiHy
BRAZOs SANTIAGO
RINGG0LD BARRACKs.
And all Posts, Camps and Hospitals that are or
MAJ he established in their vicinity
Bids may be offered for these Posts either collec
Address proposals to
These contracts to be for twelve msnths com.
mencIng January l, 1858, such less time Is
the Commissar! General of Subsistence may di.
The bids will state the price per pound, net, in
Proposals must be accompanied by a proper
guaranty in Duplicates signed By at least two per-
sers Of Court Of Record stating the pr 70 o.
sal is accepted. the bidder will enter into CON.
sum Of dollars fer srSu f 1ne
anCe OF the contract.
til address Of each member Of the firm. WIN
Ne bids will be received from parties who have
Bids viii only be entertsiped from parties of
known Loyalty y the Government, and those who,
coming under the exceptions of the Presidents
hmntsy Proclamation, can produce the pardon
of the President.
The Beef furnished must be of good and market.
able quality in uqual proportions of fore and hind
quarters; necks, shanks. and kidney talOw 70 lie
excluded. Payments " i'll De made monthly, or AZ
early thereafter as funds NAV be received therefor
IN funds furnished by the Cited States for public
disbursement
The Government reserves the right to reject any
and all bids offered.
Endorse envelopes Proposals for Fresh Beef -
w. H. NASH.
Bvt MAJ and C.S., Q. s. Army Chief O. s.,
no 5UttB District of Texas