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New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
ITALY.

In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies on the
8lst bill was approved for extending 10 Venetia
certain taxes levied in other parts of the Italian King
DOM The Minister of Public Works presented several
bills, among OtheE for converting into Italian
Rentes the shares of some railway and other com
panies which receive subyentions from the State.
The quarrel is waxing furious between those who
obey and those who do not the wishes Of the National
amusements. The pit is usually empty in the Grand
Opera, but the boxes well filled. Several ladies
have had their dresses destroyed by YtriOl and the
persons Of Others have been burned because OF their
persistence.
Foreign recruits for the Pope's army continue to
arrive at Ciyta Necchia. The French steamer Tabor
entergd that port the 10th from MaTseilles with
40 recruits intended for the Antilles Legion being an
nstallmcnt OF the 200 expected to strengthen that
CORPS 1t is rumOTed in ecclesiastical circles at Rome
that Father Passaglia, the Immaculate Conception
man, but more recently known as Liberal, has
renOunCed his errors, submitting himself to the Holy
See, and has received by telegraph the POpes apos-
tOlic benedictlOn.
A number of seizures of arms were made in Rome
the last days of January one in the Via del Orso.
and another in the Via Della FreIra. quantity of
uniforms was also seized.
Gen. Garibaldi has recently received, through the
hands Of Committee an invitation signed by 10000
citizens inviting him to visit Venetia.
BREAD RIOT.
bread riot occurred at Turin on the Goth of
January 1t seems that q considerable number of
wOrkmen had been discharged from the public es-
tablishments, and that they had for several days
made peaceful demonstrations TO procure work and
bread. They had finally been promised work for
the 29th, aud on that morning prGsented themselves
at the designated spot But the authorities could not
employ more than half of the 900 men who came,
and these refused TO work unless all could be engaged
They then broke up into small groups and plaged
number of bread-shOps. Tho riot was suppressed by
the military without blOOdshcd.
TRIAL. or POLITICAL oFPENsr3.
An official decree was issued al Florence on the lst
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPECIAL TERM-FEB. lS.--
Before Judge BRADY

PACIFIC RAILROAD CASE.
wilbur Ehnghan H. Nichols and y other defendants
The complaint in this action alleges that the de-
PENDANTS and James Wadsworth were the owners OF q
Railroad miles, for which they are TO receive In
bonds and lands $5OOO00 That Wadsworth assigned his
share being sixteenth of the WHOLE TO the palnt
and that the defendants accepted from the plainf an
assessment made the holders. That notwlthstandng
the defendants refuse to recognize the PLAINTIFF as party
i'm interest and set up aud claim that Wadsworth the
plaintiffs assinOr had any interest In the con
tract TO the plaintiffs damage The painn prays tha
his right 10 the interest be determined and the DEFENDANTS
restrained from dividing the profits until bis claim Is
settled by the Court.
containing q cause OF action, while the defendants Henry
Day and A Stewart appear and move that they be ex
csed answering until all the defendants are served
with process.
This was the argument on the demurrers II urged
by Mr. Wadron for defendants, that the complaint did
tiff left out he had no cause to complain That he must
first violation OF his rights before he can call upon
a court TO givo him remedy.
Mr. Sewe for tha plaintiff urged that the defendants
and Wadsworth partners, and upon Wadsworths
selling 10 the plaintiff and the defendants refusing To
recognize him partner right OF action to the PLAIN
tiff accrued and entitled to decree OF dissolution
and accounting Also, that the plaintiff shows good
cause the Interference OF court or equity because
no is refused recognition and thus prevented from eNer
cising his right to join In the management or the affairs
OF tho partnership and in the custody OF s property
Decision reserved. . -,
& WetmOre, and H. T. Nichols for ordefendantS who demur
Before Judge CARDoZo.
DECISIONS.
Freler agt. tho Broadway and SeVentlaNo. HallrO0d
Company Palmer. agt Oulyo.-Ipaes saltlcd'
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19

DERBY's New ART RooM.-The large attendance
of visitors continues at the gallery which Mr.. w.
Derby has recently opened at No. si5 Broadway. we
have already noticed critically the leading paintings en-
braced in this collection, and need only remind our
readers that it includes Rosa Bonheurs great hois
Fair" Callats "I.aSt HOnOrs to Counts Egmont au3
HoOrn." Eastman Johnsons "Old Kentucky Home, aua
many other good pictures,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
before Judge Russell. ]

Grand Jury was impanneled in this Court yester'
day with Mr.. Charles j. Livingston as foreman
The case Of Charles b. ManDels charged with the
murder OF Henry schosser the goth Of December a.
No 46 ThOmpson-st I'm the Eighth Wordwas subsequent
called fun jury not being obtained for the trial.
was adjourned till this morning.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
TURKEY

According TO advices received at Narcotics from
Cousiantinople the Turkish Government had been
apprised that a North American squadron composed
Of dozen vessels would shortly arrive IN the East
I'he Porte had not on thelst of February consented
10 the evacuation of Belgrade. The Prince Oi Ser'a
was still insisting on its evacuation.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
FRANCE.
THE MINISTRY

There are ruIuOrs Of further changes in the Minis
try. Lavallotte is to resign and be succeeded by
Olivier II is also believed that the MoniieT will
shortly publish a manifesto restoring the original
letter of the Emperor to NJ ROuher TO its pristine I'M
portanoe The latest TumOr on the 2d was that sew
eral members beside NJ. Lavallette would go to tho
wall"
THE EXHIBITION.
The exhibitors at the building in the Champ de
Mars are beginning to arrive in Paris and flock
ing to the offices to claim the space allotted TO them
the distribution of surface was, however not tcrn
mated on the 1st of February An opinion was there
fore prevalent that the date Of opening fixed for the
lst of April, would have 10 be postponed; but the
Commission. The Crown jewels are to be exhibited
in the Champ de Mars during the Exhibition, ia a
pavilion in the center of the reserved Park. This
pavilion will be constructed i'll such way as 10 sink
into the ground at night
THE EMPERoE's REFORMS
A Cabinet Council was held on the 3st, at which
the Press laws considered and at the Ministry
of Justice there was a meeting of the Crown Law
yers. Although much doubt and uncertainty is mani
tested it is not probable that the Emperor will to
any extent modify his liberal programme The
tribune or TOstrum is to be restored i'll the LegiS-
latlye Chamber; anu w0rkmen are now erecting IT.
The bench for the ministers is to DO restored in the
Assembly as well as the tribune Girardin thinks
the restoration of both good sign of the times"
1t is stated that new and radical reforms in the
army still under the consideration OF the Govern
ment.
The Nord says ga teleTaphic dispatch recently
sent to the United States Government, relating to
Mexican affairs cost not less than 1900 francs'
According 10 the latest received III Paris from
Greece the Candlan insurrect0n is anything but put
down as stated. The insurgents continue TO receive
arms, money and men. Letters received i'll Paris
from Berlin state that the commercial city of Frank
fort is to become a great military station for the
Prussian Army, and tho latest advices from Rome
state that Cardinal AnOneli is very i'll; Inc has the
gout in his hands and feet and is unable to attend to
business or sign any documents.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19

Tho owners of The r.. r. Cuyler together with Slr f.
Francis sdy Of this city and Sdn6 m ssSSSS SO that the
Brooklyn, have entered into Doha oi SoSe operation
against any state or nation with which the United
are at peace. . ,..ou,ov Mr. Samuel g.
Courtney has approved the bond sent it on 10 % R
TON and is now Awaiting final Instructions tne vesse
the meantime, remaining in the custody Oh tne oni'U
States Marshal
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
CJVIL COURTS.

IT q COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-FEB' iS'-Deioro 0O"'
missioner BELTS. = o>rr,>r,,>,c,
AN Ex-ARMY OFFICER CHARGED "rii'
onp,wpAy SUBSEQUENT TO HIS DISCHARGE
United States sgt WIN. H. Glider
This case, previously reported ana IN Wn,ca ac
fendant who was formerly captain in tne
Army, Is charged with drawing bus pay r"nn 70.
hs i,sh.rca The examination was 10 nave 5 Desi ~, %
snmed vesterday but all the parties not ps5uS
adiour93ment was had TO Thursday next at IL H.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY STEAMSHIP.

The steamer China, which left Liverpool on the "a
,,ahruarv and Queenstown the following day ar
rived at this port yesterday morning Her odvices
ara tIyo days later.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF OYER AMI TERMINER.
fQ.g,,a Iudos InSrthafn.

The trial of James Tierney for murder which was
ordered for yesterday adjourned at the request Of
the prisoners counsel to give him an opportunity q
acdliant himself with the facts Of the case.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19

DNAVAS
Sos
li-Parker 81 al sgt. steamship
Only Son.
33-North American Steamship
Company ct al. sgt. steam
ship Emily j. Souder.
62-Abrahams ct al ast. steam
ship Missouri.
l9-Bark Jupiter, ads, agt
Decker ct al
39-Delas Cases agt. steamer a IA
bama and tag Game Noek.
l3-Aireaide ct al agt ). w. v.
Rescue.
PAU. 5. agt schooner Z. Z.
johnson.
2T-Butt et al. sgt. 8. j. d. bx-
change.
29-Meakim ct al. agt B. S. X. j.
Lane.
33-Sundberg agt. Galway.
lS-Smith agt. Stnrgis.
t3-S. & G. Trans Co. agt. steam
boat New-York.
D-JOhuson agt. schooner Orion.
6O-RAnger et al. agt. Bret; ct al
sUPREME COURT
Adjourned TO THURSDAY, 2lst, at i
SUPREME COT
PARr before Mr. Justice Is,
Over and Tenniner and Circuit, &c.
Nos.
llO3-Connolly, w., agt. Crane.
ll05-O'Brien sgt. Cert
li07-Yan Zandt agt wilcox.
llOS-Ilarris agt. The Mer. Trading
illl--snow sgt. The Empire Pen
Co.
lil5-Bschsrach agt. Pels.
ll2l-Briggs sgt. hicks
ll3l-Stohrer sgt Allen.
ll37-Sherloek sgt. Lamont
Il43-Judson, &c, Agt. Bigley'
PART II.-BefOre hr. Justice Gil
Nos
il4s--Bailey ct al sgt. Ferris
ll64-LepnOI agt. Qoigley.
lt68-BlRkesley agt. Wymsn.
l4o4-OoruOn hSt. Lhtso1.
sS0-Wslker agt. The L. !. r. X.
Co.
i432-Brookman agt. Hsmmill.
l5O2--RockhOw agt NomaiD.
l504--Talllman agt. Wright ct al
l5O6-Asbgorth sgt Scott ct.
l5O8-0sgood agt. Rish et al.
PART III.-Before Mr. Justice p.
Nos.
27l-BoutoD agt, BOuton
565-De Puy agt Hurf6rd
&5--Benton sgt Myers.
lC69-POst agt. Seaman.
890-FitIpstrick agt. Kelly, sheriff,
ll49-De Witt agt. Sullivan.
ll5G--Hora agt Jackson.
399-Theile agt. Bernheimer. ct al.
ll68--WilcoI agt Turley.
685-Schenok agt. Bell, et al.
275i-Ssckeit sgt. whitney.
87-Freeman sgt. Second-sNe. r.
Il. Co. OF n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TER
Before Mr. Judge ALgKR. Court opens q

Mo-, No.
84-weed agt. Galigher l66-Hayes sgt Hes.
l8-fiofereth Schafer lbI-yAh Ninhe agt Demirsa
sO-Miichel sgt. Van Name l69-Bmghsm sgt Clsry.
92-GOldthwaite agt Van Aiken. loe-Cook agt Grady.
ll5-Pspe AIT SegaL llO--Burfog sgt Cook
l59-Pugh agt Williams. lTl-Nison agt Serihner
l62-Gavtt az Christie l72-Churcmll agt LehHsa
1850 Rourke act Halt lllll--fIennemsn sgt Robb
l64-Canill aet Ketchuu l73-Iiayes agt foung
l65-IIalet AIT Fields l54-Reed Agt sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
COURT CALENDAR-rnp DAY,
UNITED STATES DIsTTIcT COURT.


Court opens al II 4 N.
66-Csvan agt 3. r. j. n. a
Gfegooy and steamboat Geo
Washington.
l0--stAnley sgt. Black Constells
ton.
l2-Parker sgt. Deylin.
I6--U. y. agt. Is ibis. ale, he.
per Petrel.
lf-Scbumaoker ct al Sgt. bars
CupidO.
23--Holinan sgt ship Bhdg
water.
26-Ship Mary y. Rigs, ads
sgt Barron et al.
5i-HOlnAn agt. schooner AGrieA
52-Armcugnel agt. Etesma
Huntsville.
@-Sturgis ct al sgt. Spanish 8
Nueya Aureba.
2-IIaF ct al sgt. schooner yscb
Ne6ta.
2l-HsshroUek sgt steamboat IS
John.
35-Clyde sgt. Steamship JOIN
Gibson.
74--Niehols aet. st. prop. Nsrsas
TERM.
q. m.
RT-CIRcUIr.
IRAHAx. Court opens al le a.
Nos.
lll4I-wehrkamp agt. Boedsavs
ser.
ll4s-Auderson agt. Kelly, shf 10
lll5l-Deuickson ct al sgt BusAd
ct al
lI53--BlAke agt. MiaOr.
ll55-Lindsley et al agt. hoha
ll6J-COlemsn agt. Stanley ct Al
ll65--COok agt. Watts
lil7l-De Ford sgt. Dodd
lll75-Latta agt. Beams ct al
llsl-LehingWell, Rec'f, AT BIB
ct al.
RKk. Court opens st lOi a n
Ms
l5lO-WblilOok agt. Lesycrah
li5l4-GOOtman agt. Wsllberg.
l5l3-Miller AgL keis
ll52O-Rsthbun agt Lelaud.
l522-DOBna,amIns sst Smestoa
l524-0sgood agi. Martin.
l526-Kobbe ct al. agt. SInlth
l528-.Genet sgL Cowison.
l53O--Hecker sgt. Schiaidt
ls32-Bradley sgt Lenis.
b. sMrH. Court opens h 10 l.-
{ Nos.
-snediker sgt. Lynch, shsds
et al.
653-Christle agt. Haskell
g12-Schgarty agt Clancy
2l5--Resenthal agt. Lynch.
s8a-SherwoOd sgt Lsne OF al
IIo6l-Hur!ey agt. McLelland et al
6lS-shepard agt. The America
Bank Note Co.
9Jl-Waring e al sgt The Hse
man Fire las. 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-26

AuhHCt VI oAA ~
poses, passed December ., A. d..
1867.
u,HE BOARD OF TUSTEES oFTHE TOWN
l. ofGold Hill do ordnin asfollows:
WHEREAS, The Board OF Trustees OF the town
of Gold Hill did on the 25th day Of November,
A. d, 1867, by resolution there duly passed, Of
fer for sale two bonds In the sum Of five thou
sand dollars each; and did at tho a time al.
rec, the Clerk Of said Board to advertise thai
sealed proposals for tho sale Of said bonds would
be received up to and until Monday the "a Jay
| Of December, A. ID. 1867.
Be 1t therefore ordained IN follows:
SECTION |. The President and Clerk OF the
Board of Trustees Of the town Of Gold HUI are
hereby authorized. empowered and required to
issue two. bonds Of the town OF Gold HILL In the
sum Of Ave thousand dollars each.
SECTION Q. Said bonds shall be In such form as
the President and Clerk Of said Board may pre-.
| scribe, and shall DO signed by each OF SAID ON.
GERS, and shall DO TO the effect that the town OF
| Gold Hill is bound, and holden, and will pay to
| the holder or holders thereof the sum oil money
named in each Of said bonds, In two years from
the date thereof, with interest rs In Section 8.
SECTION 3. Said bonds shall bear Interest ut
the rate of two per cent. per month, and said In.
tercs, shall be paid quarterly, and from the date
| Of issuance of said bonds until paid. H..
SECTION 4. Said bonds shall DO known and
| designated ~ tho Contingent Fund Bond OF the
town of Gold Hill, and the Special Fund Bond Of
| the town of Gold HILL. and n fund TO DO hereafter
known rs a Special Fund IL hereby created.
SECTION S. The money received upon the Is.
sunnce of the said Contingent Fund Bond and
the sale thereof, shall be placed BY the town
| Treasurer In the Contingent Fund Of the town OF
Gold Hill, to be used for such purposes, only, US
moneys heretofore and now in said fund have
been and are used; and the money received upon
| the sale and issuance Of the said Special Fund
| Bond shall be set apart and placed by the town
Treasurer into a special fund. as created by this
Ordinance. to DO appropriated only for such pur,
DOSES as the Board Of Trustees may direct, and
10 be paid out only upon the express and direct
| order Of tho said Board upon tho said special
fund. ..s
SECTION 6. When tho bonds herein provided
for shall have been matured, the Treasurer OF the
| town of Gold Hill shall pay tho same TO the
| holder or holders thereof, upon presentation, out
| Of the funds provided for such purpose. :,
This Ordinance shall take effect and BIO In full
| force from the date Of Its passage.
JNO. J. HAYES,
President Board Of Town Trustees.
| II. G. MANNING. Clerk.
| OLA mn na. q 1877 urJ.Hw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-26

n washoe Exchange Billiard Saloon, oppo-
site Enterprise Building. @ street, Virginia. Six
fine tables with latest improved cushion, and in
good order. Finest wines, liquors and cigars. A
comfortable place to stand read the Atlantic and
Pacific papers. Call and see. ldr3.tfl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-26
NO. d5.

An Ordinance TO Authorize h Is
suance Of Bonds for Special Pur-
poses, passed December ., A. d..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-26
MEDICAL.
NOTICE no INV VALIDS

A LII PERSONS WHO HAVE NO HOME
n nor place where they can receive the atten.
and at the County Hospital comfortable private
rooms, where they will be attended upon By kind
and experienced nurses, and will be supplied
with everything necessary to their comfort.
THE ROOMS are entirely separated from the
Wards occupied by the INDECENT sick.
SON, who can be found at his office, cor. @ and
Taylor streets, (over Feusier's store,) Virginia
City, every day between the hours Of II 4.
n. and l ?. N. Arrangements can also be made
with Nj. Crouch, Superintendent Of the Hospital,
who can always DO found at tho Hospital Build.
ngE. Chagges moderate. ocl7.N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-26
mRx1CANmUsTAN IMMINENT.

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The merits Of this Eminent arc well known. Its
effects are instantaneous. soothing. and wonderful.
Cuts. bruises, sprains and swellings are so common.
and certain TO occur In every family. that q bottle OF
this Llniment is the best investment that can be
made.
and should never be dispensed with.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
OF take pleasure in recommending, the Mexican
Mustang Imminent as o valuable aud indispensable
article for Sprains. Sores. Scratches, or Calls on
Horses. Our men have used II for Burns. Bruises,
Sores Rheumatism. &C., and all say Il acts like
magic" >. w,
Foreman for Amer'n, Wells, fargo's and Harnden's
"The sprain Of my daughters ankle. occasioncd
while skating last Winter, was entirely cured In one
week. after she commenced using yo,ir celebrated
Mustang Linimcnt." Ed. SEELf.
Gloucester, Mass, August ], 1866.
Quick and sure It certainly Is, All genuine Is
wrapped in stccl.plate cngravings, bearing the sigma
ture OF G. W. Westbrook. Chemist, and the private
U. s. stamp Of DEMAs BARNES & Co. over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit II with o
cheap stone plate label. Look closeivl
Sold by oil Druggists, and Stores, at p and 20 cts.,
and 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-26

READ THIsi-Fresh Shell Oysters. Fresh
CLANS. Game. Of all kinds, and a Firsteiass
Ls.eA, can be had at OLIVER SEER's Refresh
>psnt Stand. In Gibson & Cross Saloon. Gold
an, At all hours. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-26
TO THE !
NEW REMEDIES! NEW RRMRDIBs!!
DR.. Gibbons Dispensary.

FIX KEARNY STREET
Wv Cor. Commercial, San
Francisco establshedln 1854
for the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases. such as
Gonorrhea, elect, structure,
Syphilis in all Its forms Semi.
nal Weakness, Impotency,
etc, Skin Diseases (of year.
standing) and liberated Legs
successfully treated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-26
LYoN,s FLEA FoWDRR.

LYONS FLEA POWDER.
It Is well known that Lyons genuine Magnetic
Powder will perfectly destroy everything. In the
shape OF feas, ticks, bcdbugs, reaches, &C.; that 1t Is
perfect poison to the insect tribe, but entirely HARM
less to the human species and domestic animals.
Bedbugs, Ants, Reaches, ETC., are In every house.
This Powder IL their natural death. 1t should DO In
every cupboard.
JOHN L. ROME, ESQ, Superintendent OF the New
York City Hospital. says: $50 1T Is the only
sure article we have ever used"
NEW York HOTEL PRoPRIErons say: We have
~ LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
For exterminating insects and vermin, with entire
COLEMAN & SrETsoS, Astor House.
8. I. CozzESs. American Hotel.
AcKER & TREADwELL, st. Nicholas Hotel.
s. LELAND & Co., Metropolitan Hotel"
Testimony OF this character might be added TO any
length. Wherever Il Is used It adyertises itself.
Tho genuine has the signature Of i. Lyon, and the
private stamp OF DENAs BARNES & Co. Anything
else OF this kind Is an Initiation or counterfeit. Amy
druggist will procure the genuine II you Insist you
Sold BY all druggists and general storckecpers In
every town and mining camp on the Pacific Coast.
nos ~ 2or3p
, 1867-04-19
EASTERN NEWS.
Dates to April 11th.
COMPILED PROM THE DAILY oREG OMAN.
WASHINGTON NEWS


Washington, April 9.-Iu the Senate the
resolution of Mr.. Trumbul was adopted ask
ing the Secretary of War how many volun>
teer officers we're retained in the service.
under what law they were retained, aud why
some may not be discharged without detri
ment to the service.
Thayer called attention to the resolution
Of the last session on the Thirty-ninth Cons
gress, calling for information from the Press
ident in regard to the absence of Alex. Cum.
mings, Governor Of Colorado, which resolu.
tion was subsequently modified so as to extend
the inquiry in regard to other territorial off.
GERS. The President of the Senate said no
response had been received to the resolution.
Thayer then introduced resolution REQUEST
ing the President to inform the Senate when
Cummings was appointed; how much of the
time be had beenSabsent from the Territory
and whether his salary had been paid during
his absence Thayer said he was Informed
that Cummings bad been absent nearly the
whole time since his appointment. The alb,
sence of territorial officers had become so
habitual as to require the attention of Con.
gress. BuckaleW said an explanation can be
given for Cummings absence. The resolus
ton went over.
In Executive session nominations Of J.H
, 1867-04-19
READ AND REMEMBER,
r WISH TO NOTIFY MY CUSTOMERS and III,
i public generally that hereafter I will do
STRICTLY CASH BUSINESS,
Government Proposals.

OFFICE A. A.Q.N-
Fl. Lapwai, /. T., April 10 1866,
CEALED PROPOSALSWILLB BE RECEIVED AT
- this Office, up TO u NJ, wednesday the 18th day
OF May. 1867, for furnishing the following Article,
for the use Of the Garrison, ut this Post, for The
fiscal year beginning July lst, 1861, VIZ
500 Bushels Charcoal,
600 Cords Pine Wood, #. long,
(souud and split to convenient szeJ
Separate bids required for each article.
Bids to he in duplicate. stating the price in cOlu
per hnshel for Charcoal price in cuin pei eOrd
for Wood. -
Payment tn he made by equivalent in Legal Ten
derS nj day ot pigment.
Bidders required to give b1rds, with good and sut
fcient securty for the faithful performance VI any
contract which may he awarded them under ud'
advertisement.
Contractors and Sureiics to take the oath Of iss'
;--..,~- 't
All contracts made subject 10 the approval df the
Department aud Division Commanders-and not tiB
fprce unttl approved.
Contractors TO pay for this advertisement pro r5d
Bidders are invited to be present at the o. euilg u
the bids.
The right to reject any CT I'll bids is reserved
ALEX. H. STANTON,
1S-4w 1t lst Javalry, A. A. IN
, 1867-04-19
Government Proposals,

OFFICE A. A. O. ~,
Fl, Lapwai, l. T., April 10, 1851
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECElyEDAr
- this Office. up TO ~ N Wednesday May ls'a,
lou7, for delivery Of the olo wing quantities Of tOS
~ t ahd STRAW, at this POST, tOr the fiscal Jsh
Nginning lSt July, 1867, viz:
Ten Thousand Bushels Oats
Two hundred and twenty Tons Bay
Twenty-one Tons Straw.
Separate bids required for each article. B'kios
n plicatc, stating the price per hushel, colt i'
Oats, and price per ton. CON Tor Hay aud Sti1.'
Oats to be delivered at such time and IN sueA
quantities as the Post G. NJ. may require.
Hay to lie neatly stacked and well raked oni
Payment to be made by equivalent in Legal Ia
ders at day cf payment
Bidders required to give nOnds. with good ina
sufficient security, for the faithful performance ol
any contract which may Ue awarded them undef '9s
advertisement. =,
Contractors and Sureti,s to take the Oath Of Ar
legiance.
All contracts made subject to the approval Of "
partment and Division Commanders, and n0'
force ulti approved.
Contractors to pay for this Adyerii'emsn' n
rGta.
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening
of the bids
Tie right to reject any or Ill bids is r%..erysd' reserved
ALEN. II. STANIuNI,
1S4w 1t. Ist Cavalry A. A. q "