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condition OF roads, hills streams, &C.. and all toll
bridges, ferries, or distinctions Of any kind by
sidered; nor for alleged mistakes or misapprehen.
destroy ferries or Uthsp pr SSsGSes
tions Increasing distance; occurring during the
yertsement is issued; and also during the contract
term. are to be visited without extra pay, il the
II; Bidders are cautioned to mail their proposals
IN time to 5eash the DEPARTMENT by the day and
ceived after that time viii not be consideped in
competition with 4 bid of reasonable amount re:
which are without the guaranty required by law
ana certificate Of the suffi ciency Of such guar
L. Bidders should first propose for service strict.
Y according to the advertisement, and then, il
the regular bid be the lowest offered for the sdyer
tsed service, the other propositions may be consid
I3 There should be but one route bid for in
proposal. Consolidated or combination bids .pro.
aaes by law and s. are for
r. The route, the serv,ce, the yearly pay, the
usual post Office address and the name Of each
member Of firm, where . company Offers, should
is; Bidders requested to use a. far a. practi.
cable tn; printed ala t fScr.i.hea sy the De
and to retain copies Of them.
Altered bids should not be submitted; nor should
witb6rswsi is dated and received before the i.sf
Each bid must Be susrsntsed By two responsible
persons The bid and guaranty should be signed
plainly with the full name Of each person.
The Department reserves the right TO reject any
bid which may be deemed extravagant, and also
TO disregard the bids Of failing contrsctors and bid
10. The bid shosh % sealed, superscrieed I" Mai!
Proyosals, State Of MsXlsnd, y sddressed '.sscond
and sent BY mail, not by or 70 agent; and post
masters Will not enclose proposals. Tor letters OF
II. The contracts are 20 Be executed and returned
10 the Department BY before tbs lst day u July,
the mail day next after II the contrscts
Trsnsisrs OF or Of interest IN contracts
are forbidden by law, and consequently cannot be
allowed. Biidsrs will therefors take notice that
osSted 70 them through the vhsls term q tie Goa.
Is. fostmsstsrs 1t ofnces On Or near rrailseaA
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Decisions announced oy March 81, 1863.

tBiddsrS triH szaDgiRe carefully The forms ard
fgs'fNc'iony ANNEXED; sSPeeiGIiy fae iafeT part
instruction ~
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NAgyars. who BY their success in such struggle
man element IN Austria which they have lately
overthrown On the antipatqy Of the Austrians
and OF other Southern Germans TO their northern
brethren IL is idle for foreign Power to rely In the
Huxemburg Affair." in the North Schleswig difference.
the Emperor Napoleon may have seen how the bare
Threat OF French interference sufficient 10 heal up
any German discussion However much Austria may
lament her exclusion from Germany she must be well
ware that ii not through France, and still less with
france, that readmisson is TO be obtained
But cooperation with France against the North
would be certain ruin to Austria, what - there II lie
asked TO prevent the joint action of those Powers
In the East Austrias tendencies have pointed east
ward from her emotest origin and In the dissolution OF
1he Ottoman empire nothing would seem more natural
nhan for her to collect It's dsecta menbra and place
herself at the head of South Slavon'c State in OPP
position 10 the North Siavonic empire OF Russia
sAustrias obvious destinios doubtless place Eer IN
such antagonsm but 1t IS questionable whether In any
collision with Russia II Is TO France that Austria would
Nurn for support Alliance with France would bring
hostility with Prussia less than with Russia and in
such double contest Austria might be brought the
very verge OF annhilaton before France had time to
lift q finger for II Is only in the name Of
Germany and as q vanguard Of Germany that Austria
has hitherto gained, may ever hope gain ground
pn the Lower Danube. However irreconcaby Austria
may have quarreled with Germany France can neyer
done be 10 hr tohd Germany has teen The natural
and most necessary alliances hare been broken up any
Thing like combination has become impossible IT.
then the Emperor Napoleon has any idea OF inducing
Austria 70 join him In a breach of peace We believe
no less than we hope thai his journey will be Il vain.
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the NATIONAL GUARD.
PARADE AND CELEBRATION.

pAv.ns Avn I'm,
- - -
Inc Fhfy nfth regiment infan'ry' NJ IT,, Will parade
on Friday next September g. for the purpose Of oeIe
,.r ,h h,,,,a.v ~ r.fsxs,,s and .I.o n rsc.,vs
"-".s Ao ,-,..-s w.'~
STAND or coiors from 'ns Guy a'nonuea Hcsimena'
limo viii DO formed on Second street. right resting on
First evsuue at ssb, o'clock A. NJ After marching down
80 az civ Mai PerE and receiving tbs coors ts req,
wens viii nroceed bv cars 10 Jones wood and xpend
he remsnder of the dsy with tbetr families and
sro,as
MILITARY yxcuR~oxa
Tn. eiobtb reuuent sroursion battalion AZ
.hans onc hundred men rum Comnsnss q q ana under
The Command or Acting Major John Anplston ssssted
h. csn,ans McIntire Hsatbcote and penbsrthy viii A.
mari for stanford Norwalk and Nav Haven ,oaav
h Tho stanford from the foot of THIRTY
street Esst river Al bnIf mast one p Tho battalion
reurps Ia TOW on Tbursdsv morning Al six ocloct a
Troop = flint cavalry. CAPTAIN Wchmann. had rood
time A. Elm park 10th street on Tbursdsv lat Sesn,s
the storm Fortvour men shot for twsntv Ave nrires
Amons the latter were three watches
Comnsnv Finn regnsnt inssntrv Csntaip G. FLAT
v,sscd sndm.nnis pprr an Thrrsds, srconan.n.a n.
fifteen pieces and twenty.one drummers. There were
any six contestants for upwards OF forty PRICES The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-02
WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE

PRorossp ORGANIZATION MILITARY CoxrAsv Az
WEST FAans "A meeting Of citizens held at Lissaa
Cottage Fcrdhsm, on Saturday night having in view
the object OF forming . military company Of one hun.
dreA young men, citizens Of West Farms township The
gathering the occasion vas quite numerous and vas
presided over By Mr. Jshn H. Ksarns who served with
credit - ~ ocsr In the Unsd States Navy during the
late rebellion Mr. James Fselan acted 20 secretary
Asr the sense Of The meeting hsd been properly
cusssd was resolved to carry the measure 70 cue.
cessful isaac. Another meeting win be held next
Thursday evening wnsn an election Of encs viii TAX
place and IN srganlzatoa effected permanent basis
The necessary expenses tor furnishing arms accoutrs
msats &c. and maintaining the company viii be borne
by shs members. The utmost harmony characterized
the meeting
0rxuso OF 81. JoHss CotLsos, FoRpssn = This highly
popuiAr institution viii BE- opsa on wednesday FOR shs
admission Of audeuts Preparations Of On active char.
sctsr are nov being made 70 furnish the new wing "a
thss may " r-s1y for We rsssps'sa Of glasses - tes
sPsalss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-02
SPANISH REVOLUTION.


Isabelia's Throne Doomed.
Paris august 1s) correspondence Of London TimeaJ
Spain has been contrad,c,ed ana IL apparently un-
founded the Pairs LiberS nevertheless insists that
insuecton has BY this broken out In that country
We still await teegraphc confirmation Of the Libees
conviction; but there would certainly be nothing
prsing in its proving true The tyranny and gross mis-
present one, have long been ripsnne . revolution.
And this 10 the Of the year when such things
ssnsy Ssss1 x o., sou.n Of PtSI:e TIE last
out . signal falure-not from want OF sympathy
the part Of the people, but because many who
warm cowsd and broken down at the last moment
Since then the atrocities commtted-the Wholesale
shoetings and trapsporstions and nnumerabe acts Of
injustice and representative exasperaed the nation
10 such point that II 70 difficult TO believe the
will end without outbreak No man, however sloof
he may keep from politics. 10 safe from prison ana
WORSE and from such general state Of personal
curity the nation eager 70 escape This only do
At the price Of rebellion which We may reasonably ex
spain since the dea,h OF Ferdinand.
Ibis time Ii not the overthrow Of the Cabinet bse
acAsepsd The days OF the reign Of the innocent
Isabel as was the fashion 70 call her in her infancy
mot long ago existing upon tia. head smonr The mem
bers OF the liberal party has given way under repeated
persecution, and the cry viii longer b down with
the Minister and long live the Queen but Away with
them all" The most knoty point TO consider is who
shall succeed her The OF an Iberian empire long
less and less TIE ouspsse a Ss,
little inclined 70 . union which for them would be
absorption their King, notwithstanding his good quail
ties hardly the gamp OF man TO smooth away, BY his
personal energy and sasacy the dicues the way Of
great scheme; u wil probably be necessary 70 look
elsewhere. PrstendeTs will not BE- wanting French
egumist paper has jdst INDUCED In glowing panesyrc
OF the chief Of the younger branch Don Carlos de hour
bon whose high qualities and NOBLE intentions IL vaunts
90 peculiarly adapting ha TO grace crown and insure
his country happiness. Many will probably think how
ever that II will not DO worth while expsI the reign
ing Bourbon order 10 put another OF the same family
her place. such may b expected be the feeling in
spain, where the name OF Don Carlos painfully asso
ciatsd With long wars and much misery. Il dnlcult
30 suppose that revolution SPAN its leaders
will Be unprsparsd With substitute for the power they
design 10 overthrow. That the throne OF the present
sovereign highly insecure admits not OF doubt 70
who acquainted the present state OF things
>pa.a
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In the Evening Telegram

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following vessels ~ Rio Janeiro on August
1.-The Guerrero. from New York arrived July ~;
Npsec for New York about August Z; Pawnee, Kansas
and Oneida The Brooklyn sailed for New York July 81
at4 NJ. The Oneida would sail tor China about Au-
gust l.
Al the river PateIn port United States ships Huros
Shamokin and Wasp, all we'll
The Brooklyn arrived at Bahia August 0.
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FIRE IN CHATTANOOGA.

CHATTANOOGA, sept. l. 1867.
destructive are last night totally destroyed Webster
A Co . foundry. LoN SEQ, 000 The origin of the hre
10 unknown Four men were badly bruised BY the
plosiou Of shslls
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fae N PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA, September l, 1897
The white Iced and chemical works Of Hasrsoa BroA
o. vss damaged BY Ore this nsvniss 70 NE sxsssi Of
Ss.eoo, which u covered ~ insunnsA
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I.ad!ss shcald Visit the EieFasn 70. store of ..
Winter styles. ~'S"s ns fsh sni
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ses fsrnl.s:S *: siycs. rats. s.ss Z.
Doas'scn. az Al AZ nedc q Cold and siivr,
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OmciaI Proof from Psr's:

i
| STEINwAY SONS TRIUMPHANT
| that they have been awarded
1 THE FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL FOR
| AMERICAN PIANOS.
ibis medal being distinctly classified nrst over all oshsr
:, Al, OF!ICIAL CEKrIFiCAIh
Musical Instruments Is annexed p.,,. ,,,. an ,ssy
y no ,ssasd g ss,:, sssU~sJ sons
''rirs M ,be .i IN -. a. .
FIRST on ''' "'' tn ''~ s...,,.. xELIsEI, ,
afosers Kssrsrs, m.ms.,.
Thomas "sn-s>
En-. o the
>. 4. GFvArRT inern.no"~
j. stHrpsAyxR. jury
vii rsIA-
logue OF sward.- IN which the name Of srEINWAYA
sons Z. recorded hrst on the LIST can be seen a. their wARn
ROOMS, FIRsI ri,ooh OF sTEiNWAt HALL. NO. I,
.c.,,,.n..-M,.-r. K,,a,nn,-. & San,
,o."i ~ s.n.rber 81 sseir shs,i.nse ~ s.nsrS re-
% Nests Pallak SON 10 eompes Ia Is manufsrtss ~.
ali kinds OF Mecrsehsurn Pipes :" '"' '"A"' eer
pur,.,,. Coco,i,.. s.n.r,or =. a,xO
o ?. e. ps Sefp as
WAY, New YORK - ''' ''' ''~"'A ''''' ~ Broad
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Lysn1 M.a r1s Insect 81 Pewdsr$ The Oris,-
and al insect yermin; free from poe On bspar =.
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TIE Ialnst,s Er,ss;$s,xo .,...

Ths Hewe Machine. Ce9eany. EIias Howe.
Broadway, New York
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Hs.csgAsr,1s D.,... o. Az. IsS n l,

70 rur couuaspsre orrcnn, Port larsed:-
General mnasdss 70 place s your ehsrss The ChZssns
MN nov IN hrs possession knewn the name of Wilson
g,ssSm Yoa van retain ham until opportunity presents
fcs he asrsy Of AIN 70 Gle nsAea sssQves Hv ueshss
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often ruined BY stubborn attack Of 1evr and srss Yea
ap By ssssors'ss 70 DR. D. JAySBs asue /isars sola
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lss cEtrr ass e. ss q. ,sif s
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The original certificate together With the o1cIA Gel
ogue OF awards IN which the name Of STETNWAY
SONS recorded FIRST the list their WAR
ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR OF sTEINwAY HALL. na
numbers 100 and Ill East Fourteenth street New York
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BY him, and continues
In reply 70 the OF Colonies wynkoop and Leav
euworth herein referred TO. and telegram dated May
23 1857 from General Grant, the subject OF the
burnng Of the Indian villages at Pawnee Fork. August
49, 1867 have the honor 10 subject the following state
ment nrst promising that have replied TO General
Giants Telegram Of May a. by telegram Of the same
date and that in my ocal report Of the operations OF
the expedition made last spring 70 the Plans An anass my
General sherman, full and accurate history given OF
the objects OF that expedition and the military move
connected With H. togethef with my reasons FOR
destroying the VILLAGES OF the Sioux and Chsy enues on
the Pawuee Fork, nc.
The report in question touches on all the main points
enticssd in the copies OF the letters from Colonies
wynkoop and Lsavsnworh, referred to me by General
Grant, May %, 1857, and 10 believed 70 be sufficiently
full In details TO the questions mentioned therein
yet there few statements made In some OF them
which Inaccurate, and which I desire TO correct
Among the letters enclosed Is . copy Of from
Colonel wypkoop dated Headquarters District OF the
Upper Arkansss harcn -, ise. stating s1s. w ,a,
tribe time since, 10 route to this post ort
Riley A. soon - be arrives he will be sent 70 you, IN
order he may BE- delivered 70 hin nearest relatives
please inform this once Of ths name and band Of his
nearest relatives
ne ofioer Of The district Of che Upper Arkansas TO
transfer child In question 10 any agent Of the Indian
department whatever On the contrary Informed the
commanding oicer 81 Fort Larned Through headquar-
tiers District OF the Upper Arkansas In letter dated
st these hssdquartsrs, 1th Of March, 1881 copy On.
then under my charge as Fort Lesvsnworthl would be
sent 10 thst post fort Larnsd for delivery bis
est relatives and that he had been obtained from the
persons Who hsd had possession OF him since bis cap
ture through the sxertions Of the military authorities
THIS action my part being 10 accordance With the in
srueous had received on that subject from Headquaf
ters Military Division Of the Missouri In special order
dated Sc Loais. No, February %, 1851 q copy
enclosed, marked b., The boy beng TOO unwell
10 travel q soon - was anticipated, detained him
hers until started with the expedition 70 the Plains
march ISL whea he accompanied me, and IVES delivered
bv me personally 70 the commanding on1cer - Fort
Larnsd leaving vfsh hin shs following Instructions -
HsApeuARrrns DsrAnIuru OF TN. n's.0cn.,
NrAs ronr LARrrp. Kansas, April u, ieS
Pa ysr CouuArpfre 0rvsCRn, Fort LArned:-
a,so leaving shs camp ID l. The istsntcu Of NE Major
General comnasdne 70 place 10 your ehsrs the
Sov nov ~ possession, knewn By the name cf Wilson
ersksm Yoa retain HIM until opportunity presents
Yar lie dsrsy Of aim As neAsea yeavee He meth9S
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4 ChnIleuGe.-Mcssrs.k aideuberg a. Sons
% Wall aud No. John Streets expect acceptance or
fusa by September B. OF their challenge Of Septembs
10 Messrs. Polak Son, 70 compete la ths manufsct
all kinds OF Mecrschaum Pipes.
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wnEELER" 4 WILSON sss Bro.SwaSg" XIV y.-.
awarded, e.ghytwo competitors, the highest ,n,n
medal. for the perfection Of Sewing mao ,tn..s
Buttonhoie Mschineshc only gold medal fer brsn.s -
manufacture See official list OF awards Ia ss-ns -
medal al WHEELER WILSON'S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-02

AZ evidence showing that the murders were com mitted
by the Cheyennes transmit copies Of letter from Mr.
d. Street.. agent overland Mail Company marked y,
dated October %, 1898, OF an andavit from Mr. William
Cosiock United states guide and interpreter AZ Fort
wallace marked E4 Of an aidavit Of Mr. James wads.
vov b. driver on Overland Mail line, marked ~; Of
letter from Captain w. NJ Koogh, Seventh Cavalry,
manding post For Wallace dated December 20, 1896,
marked F3, with enclosure OF letter from Lieutenant
James Hale, Third Infantry, dated December 10, 1856,
October IL Is6s-A band OF Indians burned the mail
lowing papers before referred 70 enciossd herewith
nring that outrage upon the Chsysnnes :Isuer from
1893 i.:s.s Of October D. issS rom Mr. 3. street,
AGENT Overland Mail Company, and letter from Lieu.
tenant Hale Third infantry dsssd Dscsmos. ~ iseS
Mexican committed ~ Fort Zara by Cheyenne,
For TAIL Of Medicine Arrow, prominent man OF
report from second Lieutenant J. Thompson, Third
infantry marked al That murder has never been do
MED even BY the Cheysnnes
Mr. John smith, United stales Indian Interpreter dated
July "a 1891 10 reference 10 the killing OF sig White
one Of the Tributaries Of sclomons Fork and copy
letter, dated February a. 1867 from Mr.. y. Page,
United states Agent for the Kansas Indians Jmarked H.
Of the Cheyennss attached the Kaw Chief Ks,sgshl
captured forty -four horses and wounded man
have also on record my headquarters he onhcsi
port OF VARIOUS ourases and dsprsdatious committed
before the present by other tribes belonging 70 The
agencies Of Colonies wynkoop and Lssvsnwortb IA a-
Indians themselves when in cssuei With No last spring,
Acknowledged 70 have besn Justly charged 70 them.
The reports y q. such cases we're promptly exported y
csivsd, and though ! bad constantly Informed the
Department through the agents that ! vs'
nand in srsstins the offenders, have never In I
single instance bssa called upou V render such assist
aae. and 10 ell cass.s svss IN thu. q ne murder
wss Known tbs suilsv bees have bees e'rm"ssd = g
sppas'shs..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-07

ARTLEss SIMPLICITY One of the sweetest in
cidents, says an exchange, which we have no.
ticed for many day-and one which shows the
effect of early training, assisted by pure and
undefiled imagination-has just fallen under our
observation. 1t is thus related "A lady visited
New York city and saw on the sidewalk ragged,
cold and hungry little girl, gazing wistfuly at
some of the cakes in shop-window. She stop
ped, and taking the little one by the hand, led
her into the store. Though she was aware that
bread might be better for the cold child than
cake yet She desired to crafty the shivering and
fo,lorn one she bought and gave her the cake
she wanted. She then took her to another place,
where she procured her shawl, and other ar
ticles of comfort. The grateful little creature
looked the benevolent lady full in the face and
with artless simplicity said, "Are you Gods
wife, Did the most eloquent speaker ever en-
ploy words to better advantage?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-07

A ToUGH SToRY.-A Western paper vouches
for the following tough yarn. If true, it is the
most remarkable thing on record =" An acci-
dent of remarkable nature occurred in the
woods of neighborng county last week by
which thrown eighty feet into the air.
He was standing IL balance tree lying across a
large log to another come down, when
the tree in its falling struck the other end
of the tree on which he standing, and the tre-
mendous weight of it coming on the spring lever
threw him like shot into the air. The remark
able part of the story remains to be told. When
at his highest elevation the man caught hold of
limb in the top of a tree about fifteen feet from
the trunk, and remained suspended by the arms
until the person who had felled the tree travelled
a distance of FIVE miles and returned with help
and ladder before he could be released from
his perous position. He was found in the same
position as when left, evidently in the best of
spirits for he whstlng Yankee Doodle
and making strong fight with his feet against
n delegation of wasps that were endeavor
ing to build nest in the scat of his pants. He
said, upon reaching the ground, that he had a
healthy time with the varmints, and attrib-
uted his powers Of endurance wholly to the hot
ly contested canvass he had with the critters' by
their persistent fire in the rear, and the tre-
mendous excitement incident thereto. If that
man ever gets into Office he will be provided for
for the rest of his natural life. He will know
how to hang on to u!'