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The national Republican., 1867-11-22
DRoPosALs FOR WOOD FOR 1868

DDPOr QUAkTERHAsTER'B q OFFICE,
bAS AsToEIo, TEXAS, sept ], 1887. (
Sealed Proposals, which must be made 10 triplI-
cate will be received at this once until IL o'eloek
fuTnishing the QuartsrmAsIer's Department with
such good meTchantabls Hard Wood as may be re /.
qured at the following places during the year 1868.
viz.
San Antonio, Austin,
Port Ipgs, Port Clark,
Fort Davis Fort Stockton
Camp Hudson, Seguln,
Waco, Camp Verde,
70 Mason, Fort Bvlknap,
Buffalo Springs, Sherman,
WeAthsTfOTJ, LRmpa-as
Fort ChAdbOuIne or vicinity
Delivery be made At such time and 10 uCh Iu IN
tiuss during the year as the otcsr VI the Quarter.
masters department on duty at the place Of re-
las PeetiOB.
tsPRrals bids are IRyitsd for each post, and the
price per cord for each Place mpst be clearly stated
and each BID untess the responsibility Of the bidder
otherwise satisfactorily made known at this once,
must be accompanied BY a guaranty Of at least two
psr'ohs (whOss responsibility must be osrdhed to by
clark u q s0un OF TeeOrd) that the bidder 10 com.
pstsst 70 carry out the contract II awarded 10 him,
and that be will give the Iequled b nds therefor
Aad each bidder viii state his place Of residence.
fal bidder, shd the sOlVsney Of the persons offered
A. sssarty will bs Isqoired.
rhs BIDS will be opened on the day and hour hore.
iBbsfors AAIasd, Asd biddsn have the privilege OF
Tks light /. Tsssrvsd 10 reject all bids n unsati.-
IA tory, sn1 no tid WI be entertained that does
not e' i"'N ths r.asirsusnt Of this advertise.
meat
Prsys,,l, J., - bIaInIy indorssd. Proposals for
w0od, >" ihi sairs.Sss 10 the uudersigned at this
place J. o. O. LEE,
bqlt.n y
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osALs FOR CORN
DEPor arAGrERNAsrER's oPPrcE, I

I'm ANTONIO, IEAAsI OCT. z, 1907. !
Sealed proposals, which must be made in trip.
neats, will be received Al this office at IL O'Clock
noon, until THURSDAY, the 5th OF December next,
for furnishing the QuArtsrm isters Department with
Gorn, or an equal numbsr Of pounds Of Oats or
Barley, In sacks, at places aud In quantities as fol-
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i T.
Here the bondsmen'Sl Here the bidder signs
name. are signed, his name and address
The bondsmen must DO citizens o. the United
sealed proposal 10 the form above given, with two
copies Of this advertisement to the undersigned
Ss aT Eost In s
for one Item without bidding for all the Item, In a
| elass, will be rejected. The Government reserves
srnmsnt materials put In possession Of contractor
for doing work he will to hsld accountable until It
| materials are used up In tho work, and the work
accepted and the 6oysrnmsnt A'se reserves the
right for the engineer to vary the Dimensions snd
amounts Of the materials at his option, TO sut
inssnsiO. that may sriss either IN ans Son.trgs.
contractor due notice Of the change.
DIVISION VII.
| This part Of this improvement Of Buffalo HRIboT
consists In opening canal $50 feet long, and 800
watsriu Buffalo creek at site about ~ IN les south
Of the pTe,ent south pier, aud g depth OF II feet
below the loW-WAtsr stage Ths division, however,
cont ngent and requires further action o. Congress
reference to an appropriation for tha fullest i'm
proVsmeut AID completion Of Buffalo Harbor before
| being pat under soatraet hsysHheless, minute
| suTysJ and sstim,ts having bssa made for IT, sspA.
rate proposals are Invited for furnishing the mate
rsls and doing the work In this DIVISION which Ia
| divided into sections A, BIC
sest,oa Atom lake shore lina to u feet wstsr 10
the lake must have two piers one 03s Aaa tbs other
0OO feet loag, % feet vide, feet above uGier.
which IL pTOpOssd 10 build upou the plan now In
susssssful sIseaton at Cleveland called the close
plls pier, - dssigB'd By Osnsr.l Cram, and which
The survey shows 70 be we'll adapted 10 the slts At
Bun.lo This Section will require for iH sonItTus.
tlOn;
$40 white oak roand piles, not less thsa 10 2sehss
in dlamstsr at niddls, IS feet long
40 water stills OKLA 10 Length. b. , and 30 feet,
| amo anting to 1850 runuipE feet.
lao binders, iIs. In length ls, 2ossnd 80 tsh-i6sn
RAINING feet.
2os,ids, cad Ind sross tnbsTs, l2Hl2 10 lengths
Of is 10 10 feet, l75 TunninS fest.
iseorn.r braces Sfs, feet lonE--los rasbipg feet.
l,2S6 joists, 7rl7 IOfsst long-A.77o feet, board
measure.
i,sOo plssis, AHA % .st loug-Ts ,0oJ fee, bosrt
measure,
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w RAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
w AT THIS OFFICE
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Here the names Of his 4 Hare the bidder signs
two bondsmsn to be his name and place Of
signed. residence.
The proposals for Dlyison VII to be separate from
those for all the other Divisions.
The bidder must forward duplicates Of his bid,
duly dated, signed by himself, and names aud resi-.
depcs Of his bondsmsn stated, and aeeomp inied by
. printed copy Of this Advertisement.
The bopdsmen must be citizens OF the Omitted
States
There may be separate bids made In The form
given, however, for the materials and for the work
Any proposals for on.-item In 4 class, without pro-
posing for all items In that class, will be rejected.
The Government reserves the right OF rejecting any
or all bids and for all Government materials put In
held accountable uhtil the materials are used up In
the work and the work accepted; and the Govern
msnt also reserves the right for the engineer In
charge to vary the Dimensions aud amounts OF the
materials, at his option to suit contingencies that
may arise, either in plans, construction or Appro-
pTiion, by giving the contractor due notice OF the
change, T. J. CRAM, Col. Engineers,
nol2.ts25 Brevst Major General.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
w AT THIS oFPIcKI
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nEe1srRAT1oN IN NEW ORLEANS.

The New Orleans Times, which has strenu-
ously advocated reconstruction under the laws
of. Congress, complains earnestly of the course
pursued by the registrars there. 1t says that
more than half of the white citizens fully quail
fed under the law are turned away, while
every Radical who applies is Immediately ac-
ccpted and registered Naturalized citizens
arc not only required to produce their papers,
but to leave them with the registrars, with a
very dim prospect of ever getting them back.
Old citizens who have lived in the city quar-
ter of o century are turned away because they
have been, at some remote period of their lives,
School Directors or Aldermen under the city
government, and are suspected of having sym
pathized with the rebellion. Butfew naturalized
citizens are registered on any terms except that
of adherence to the Radicals. That virtue will
purge oil vices. Renogades, who fought in the
Confederate ranks and deserted when the
cause became desperate and Joined the Radi-
cals-evcn some who were punished by Butler
and Banks for their rebelious excesses-and
who possessed the disqualification of having
held Feiers. or State Offices previous to the
war, are admitted to registration without ques-
tions. Alderman KAISER, an old and solid cit
izen, who has large and material interest in
the welfare of New Orleans, attempted unsuc-
cessfully to register himself as voter recently
in the Fourth District lie offered to take the
prescribed oath-which indeed is all. that
should be required, for those who unworthily
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take that oath arc liable to prosecution for
perjury-but The registrars would not accept
him MS voter ON such terms, and held his case
under adviscment 1t ssyery evident that the
registrars exceed their duty when they prevent
such men as Alderman KAISER, and others,
from registering and for so gross and partisan
o denial of justice they will assurcdy be held
responsible.
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OH ARLE ES TON.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 2, 1867.
PAY UP.

We are sending out OF present, a great num-
Der of bills for subscription and advertising,
and most earnestly request that all those who
may receive them, will have the kindness to
make prompt remittances. a great many OF
these accounts have been standing for year
and more, and it. is absolutely necessary now
that they should be paid.
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March 30
PUBLIC NOTICE.


OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
January 3, 1867
DUBLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
fur delivery from this Ollicc. s. THOMAS.
City Treasurer.
SEC l. Be ii Ordained By the .Nayor and aldermen in
cfy Council assembled That from and after the first day
Of uary licenses shall be taken all carts drays
uu WAGONS used for private and domestic purposes, in
the same manner, aud according to the provisions
now of force in relation CARTS drys and wagons
driven for hire except giving bonds, And each such
cart dray or wagon, shall be provided with badge
tanning The number thereof and marked Pftra to be
placed on the outside OF tue shall.
SEC. q No person shall be taken by the Treasurer rs
surety to any bond Under the Ordinance concerning H.
cerscs for CARTS drays aud other carriages
less hc she be fTeehuiuer.
SIC B The follow ny slll hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public and private carts. rays WAGONS &c.
including tic horses mules used thereof which shall
DC free from other taxaoi:
CARTS. pRAis ETC, OR THOSE EMPLOYED IN ANY
BUSINESS wIIArEvER FOR LIRE DiuEcr on INDIRECT
For every cart d1ay or wagon drawn by horse
mule, s2O.
For every CART dray or waSo drawn by two horses
For every hack and carriage with TWO wheels, $40.
For every hack nlid carriage with four wheels So
For every stage OF Omnibus except lnc omnbusi,
with two horses. S0O
For every sta1c or omnibus Except line olnnibus),
drawn by four hOr5cs, SGD.
For every truck drawn ny two or more horses or mules
$50.
For every express wagon drawn by two or more horses
or mules, stu.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, pRAYs, ETc.
Tor every bread curt or wagon, SIS.
For every cart Gray OF wa9on used for private or do
mestc PURPOSES anu not to be employed the trans
porting of goods wares, merchandise lumber or any
other commodity, for compensation. either directly or
indirectly the same. Shall pay for license the sum OF
S. exclusive the horsr or mule
ltatihed i'll City Council this 16th day OF January,
H. 81 in the year Of Lord one thousand eight hun.
lrrd aud siXty-six.
P. c. GAIILARD, Mayor.
by the Mayor.
january ". q. SMITH, Clerk uf Council.
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PION EE r
|E7( E7('Y!5YEjIIl1I3!a r

USE THIS, LADIES, AND NO OTHER,
With your PASTRY have no bother;
At every grocers you can get it.
Try box and ne'er regretlt.
This YEAST POWDER is used by all frst-class hotels
and Restaurants through the country and is finding its
way INTO every household where good Yeast Powder Is
appreciated Samples free. Every box warranted to
rive satisfaction or money refunded. Manufactured by
TAYLOR x YOUNG, No. 1s6 Front street. New York.
For sale by GhUbEh q MARLIN, MAh1iN,
HENRY BISCHOFF Co.,
No. 19i East Bay.
". S. CORWIN & CO.,
No. 269 King street.
DOWIE & NOISE, Druggists,
No. 15l MEEI1NG STREET,
Opposite Charleston Hotel
January94 t6stu6mo
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TyOR; SALE, on ACCOUNT OF DEPAIs-
r.. TURE from the city, tho stock lnd interest in
an established FLOUR HAY AND GRAIN STORE, do:
ing safe nnd paying business; is situated IN the best
location In the city the business Inquire OF tho
proprietor, JOHN BINHS, No. 2l9 East Bay.
Anil
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNC1.-THE FOLLOWING
" clause OF Section OF al "Ordinanco to Raise Sup
plies they, 1867" published for tho information
persons selling Goods by sample otherwise who are
residents This city, All such persons hereby
notified to report this Office
"Threc dollars every hundred dollars of all goods
sold i'll this city b. rsons not residents, by sample or
otherwise 80 ". II. SMITH,
AIurch & CLERK us Council
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FIRE LOAN.
MAYORALTY or CHARLESTON,

FIRE LOAN.
MAYORALTY or CHARLEST0N,l
CITY HALL, November =. 1866
Ii, PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING In TIE
Burnt Districts and Waste Places of tile City 1n-
r "an Act OF the General Assembly, giving authority
tn the y Council of Charleston to procee in the mat
ter OF Fire Loon. with view to aid In building up the
Cy anew" are hereby notified that the form OF appl-
cation for loans can be obtained Of the Office OF the Clerk
of Council between the hours of A. II. and z. IL
All applications must be filed in the above mentioned
Office as the Committee will meet every Monday to con-
slider the sanc 49, - ,,,,,,,,
By order Of the Mayor W: O. SmiIn,
November 10 ClerX Oh Souncu.
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ST OIL T. NJ.

CTOLEN FROM MY PREMISES, On THE
y night Of the 29th uit, lot Of SILVER TABLE AND
FORKS and llems-mostiy al very neasy, and all
engraved IL K. D.. ANY giving inlurinaron for the
recovery tho above, will Gs hberny rewarded by
LEVY DNUCKEH, No. 2l3 AIeeuny or No. 306 King
street May l
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17OR .ALF, A SCnOLAIss.IIpI IN A PHlLA-
DEIPAlA University OF Medicine and Surgery.
Tns Scholarship enues students TO ruu instruction uli.
til graduation III the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, einbrac-
ing Anatomy, Surgery, Physiology, Mstera Medica,
Chemistry, OBSTETRICS md Diseases VI Women and Gull
tren Prin ples aud Practice of Medicine und PathOo
Qy AS this one OF the first Medical Universities Of
the country favorable opportunity ID offered iose
studying medicine Tor u scnolarsmp Apply at ths
Oilcc Dccvuiber Is
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LARGEST C1Rcu1Ar1oN.-The DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official ListScf Lei
te,s remaining iin&she Rpsteaice q. the End
efzsaeh Sesk, egreea6ly to the tol1o'oing
section of tie NeaD Posto6fce Lao, as the
ae,ospaper having the largest circulation IN
the City Of Charleston:
SECTION G. And be it further enacted That lists of let
ters remaining calcd for any Postoce in any city
town or village where newspaper shall be printed,
shall hereafter be published once only in the newspaper
which, being published weekly oftener shall have tne
largest circulation within range OF delivery OF the sad
office,
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CHE REyALs sECRE RS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW:
y She restores to happiness those who from dolcfu
events caasruphcs in love- loss relations and
friends loss OF money &C., have become despoEdent
She brings together those long separated gives norma-
ton concerning absent onds lovers restores lost or
stolen property, tells you the BUSINESS you are best
aunRed pursue and III what you will Le most success
full speedy marriages. and tells you the very day
you Will marry, gives y the names liAr,css and char
actcrstics of the person. Sho reads very thoughts
alld by her almost supernatural lowers uHas the dark
and hidden mysteries the Iuiur' FROM the stars we
zoe III the rmaDrn-c uaIctic Stars that overcome or
pr dominate III the conhYrlliO-lrom the aspects and
positions the planets anu ,. ike! stars III the heaVena
ut the time OF birih Sue deduccs the future destiny OF
man. Fail not to consult the grcGtcst Asrologst on
earth 1t costs you but tric. andy may never again
have SO favorable opportunity, Consultation fce, with
likeness and I'LL dcaircd nior1lation 81. Parties living
ut distance can consult tie Madame by mail with equal
Baety and satisfaction 10 themselves us II i'll person.
full and explicit ciar written out with Ill Inquiries
swered and likeness cIicoscd seu by mail receipt Of
price above mentioned The strlctcst sccresy will be
maintained aud all correspondence returned destroy
ed References OF the ghcat Or,ler furnished those de-
B:ring then Write plainly the day OF the month and
year in which you were born, enclosing small lock OF
haIr.
Address, MApAME IT, A. PERRlCO.
p. O. DRAWER 2a3, BUFFALO, n. Y.
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70 r SALE.

1NOR SALE, AT No. 26 QUEEN STREET,
ONE MULE CART AND HARNESS. Well ralncdi
Wul work In angle double harness, Apply bet con
Ia and O'Clock. ~ May
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April q
| D S L /.

UST YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, ON
IL King street, O PURihIuNNAlE, containing 8 small
10 tne owner liberal rewurd Will be paid left ut this
Uncr. Il May
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THE :FLOREHCE FAIR.

rs1HE LADIES OF FLORENCE RESPECTFULLY IN
i VIE tile public TO FElR wllich WILL be led IL
tile Masonic Lodgu. tho I5l lGtn aud l1th of May,
tue proceeds which Will 10 devoted 10 beneVoion oD-
Jccts The Fair will open tho morning OF the 1oth Ut
clock On the nht vi tho lGn there VIII pe series
vi AABLEAU& uud CHAIAUES; the III ht or the lnh,
q CUNCEKT. NO need SLY away Tor iear OF belhg
imposed on. There will be EATUkIlON. NO article
bc sold for more than you c;in purchase eiscwnere
Terms Of Admission 10 the Fair, 20 CENTS Admission
to the Iupcaux, 5O cents Admission to the Concert 60
cents. A. L. DnOMN,
Secretary OF Ladies' Fair.
April 2a 22T
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T1OR SALE, a ROSEWOOD "CHICkER-
II ING" GRAND PLANO, very low. Apply to CIlF-
tURD MArHEWES, No. 81 Broad street.
anriI I'm tuth2
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r < nj 0 v VALS.
REMOVAL.

MARSHALL g. MCMILLAN, LADIES AND GENTLE
tl MEN Boot and shoe manufacturers, lIave removed
clr establishment TO No. llG ENd corner OF society
street. Apral ~
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w A N T S..

VJTANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK BY.
w an active citizen Of middle age, who writes
good hand and quick at hures Is capable OF taxing
charge OF set of books, and produce tn highest
Recommendations or ability and character. But mod
crate compensation asked for services. Address
'.WIIL.NGNESS,
ar.;l At this Office.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
A. T. srAwAnrs income last year was 81, ,27s,-

A. T. srAwAnris income last year was 81 1,276,-
o753 "a.
Archbishop spALD1NG has SO far recovered from
his recent illness that he expects to accompany
Bishop MoC1oskEy to Rome next May.
All Ireland seems to be emigrating to America.
The steamers cannot begin to accommodate the
crowd of people seeking passage to this country.
Several Portland merchants have recovered by
Law s2D16 from the Grand Trunk Railway, for un-
reasonable detention in the shipment Of quantity
Of foutnom the West.
Gen. SuLLys commission recently received the
visit Of band o. Sioux Indians; one of the num-
Der confessed to having been implicated in the
massacre of the garrison at Fort Phil Kearney.
An exchange, in q column editorial, asks: .Does
It pay 30 be q ".Toman 2" We are not able to
answer tho query; hut whether it pays or not, we
are unable to SEQ how those unfortunate creatures
can help themselves. e.,if
female pickpocket, who was being taken to
prison by ali officer IN Philadelphia, ON Tuesday,
hailed gentleman in passing carriage, asking
protection from intended outrage. The gentleman
attacked the officer and the woman escaped.
) Acollege for women is to be added to the edu-
cational institutions Of New York, by a new char
ter granted to the Trustees of the Rutgers Female
Institute. This new enterprise, when established
will give to women the advantages OF 8 full course
of collegiate instruction.
A NortherH paper says: Gan unusually large
number Of acres abe,ng planted to corn in the
Southern States this season, and the probabilities
ARE that large quantities will be harvested for OK
portation. Reports fran thosefepsesant that many
women are aiding in the fields. ,.s.s..
Child murder has assumed an epidemic form,
snd FROM al parts of the country, partcularly in
New England, the tslegraphic wires are burdened
with anholncements of unparalleled, cruelty and
death topdor little children by merciess parents
and guardissns.f -, -. 4 -,
Queen Vtaapasa sfaurits stoom at Windsor
overiooks the tomb at Frogmore where Prince AZ
BERT lies. The night no died the queen called a
young widow, who was in her household to sit
with her, and when all was over the queen said:
/. mo one now lives that can call me VICTORIA"
There are three Confederate naval officers
editing newspapers in:tRe South: Lieutenant KERR,
of the Weldon State; Lieutenant J. h. Eaa1EsroN,
OF the. Mobile (Ala.l 1faoune, and Admiral RA-
3HAEI saseaEs,; 20 of the Memphis (renn.) Appeal.
Az distn ngtshed officers Of the old navy, and most
accomplished gentlamen. . 80. 7,s...=s-
%A man whssNes digging In lot in Patterson, N.
], brough 5sfthhtspn copper plates on
various blnks.s Each plate was carefully wrapped
mp ins sepafatApiaeee paper, and; the whbte WAS
labelled '.lSa hnsaray yal Of them the amount
m the note is left blank, 80 that the plate could
sbe used Apsssay dManoasinationi. M Pheysare all on
5 State and mostly on New England sbanks.i
3 Rev. HEHRY BoEHn of tie NaHark Gonfersnee
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-02

NY IMPORTATION OF WILLIAM AU-
~ GUSTUS CURRIE will be thankfully received by
his brother SAMUEL II. CURR1E, at st Georges, s. O.
anr;1 III 1nlo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-02

ITO RENT, A NEAT RESIDENCE, GF
Il four square rooms, two attcs, drossing-room antl
pautry gas throughout Premises in periecG and
situated In . desirable poruon OF the city. Ample
Kitchen and yard room. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-02

mo RENT, HALF OF THE HOUSE Nc. %
KING STREET with use OF line clstern. For
further particulars, apply on tho promises
April IL