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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-08
UNDER DECREE IN Equity.

------ UNOEE1 OECE<EE IN Equity. @
Carson us. Carson.
WIN be sold under the direction of the undersigned at
tho old Custom House, In this city THIS DIY Tho
9Th day OF January. 1867 at II o'clock A. NJ. 97
AL thnt LOT OF LAND. with the buildings thereon
being the northern tenement that brick
ent building situate the east side OF East Bay street
nearly opposite ln&u2rd street. and known by the
ber 14s. measuring in front East Bay street feet
on the back line - feet and in de-th - feet.
TernB-One-haN cash; balance in two successive
annual tnstnlments by bond Of the purchaser
and Of tho PROMISES with interest from day Of
sale, budings to bc insured and policy assigned Pur
chaser to pay for papers. JAMEJ TUPPER
r1ar,e -A.aE nr.-
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Foe Los and Houses g PrtUate Oos,., i, Yard

Fiue LdKs and Houses III Erluate Court, IN Ward
\. G - i. t5.:: no. 8, s$asSt f
EYE. s. x. BEHEETT.
On THURSDAY next, 10th inst, near the old Exchange,
corner of Broud and East Bay Streets 1t u O'Clock.
Those dve LOTS. with comfortable HOUSES thereon
located in Private Court in Ward No g. near the west
end OF Spring street. Lots measure - Feet front by
feet in depth, all h1g, md dry. -Four Houses con-
tsin two rooms each the H House Is tenement build
ing containing six All IN good order and At pre-
cent bringing 1atr rents. .sSis2sf.-tG
years, secured by bond and mortgages Of the
with interest payable budnga 70 be m
aud policy assigned Purchasers to pay Ton I'll ne-
cessary papa.s r. i#.--~5 SGQp3lyt
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-08

To Mr.. F. VoaLER, Of the Central News Depot,
No. los Market street. we are indebted for late
copies Of the Round Table, Sxddts Zeit,sng, and
other New York papers, daily and weekly.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-08

Horses, Mules, Vehicles and Furniture at Auction.
n By SMITH g. McGIIALIVRAY,t
Aucttoncers, a. Broad street.
VIII be sold, TOMORROW, the 9Th inst, at 10 O'Clock
5. IN 'front.' OF their ofhce. #aa Fa#.
HORSES. MULES. VEHICLES and FURNITURE 70
ceived up to the hour Of sale. January 8
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-08

We understand that the Bank case will not be
taken up for some time in consequence of the see-
sion Of the District Court, which will require the
undivided attention oe the Judge. E5
On Wednesday the Admiralty case Of the United
States us $50 barrels nolasses, etc., in which q
large amount Of money is involved, viii be heard
by the Judge. The case turns upon the construc-
ton Of an Act of Congress-, which it is contended
on the part OF the District Attorney subjects to
forfeiture all Of the merchandise mentioned in the
invoice, when the said invoice is IAlse.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-08

De Bows's REVIEW, for January, has como to
hand Among the contributors this month we are
glad to SEQ the namo of our old friend Of tho
Southern Quarterly, Prof. &. 9. Holmes, Of tho
University Of Virginia, who has very interesting
paper on Millions Domestic Lilo, and his ethics OF
divorce. Mr.. Fitzhughs article on John Stuart
Mill on Political Economy, also has great deal Of
frokor a. &1,;u f;yoo =
The national Republican., 1867-12-31
pRoPosALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
Vfi1hn nnnanrnnNr nrn ~ ~ imnnSinN' II mnMnMi'
SAINT PAyL. MIN. Nov. IS, isS7.

:.
Sealed s.ss rhYtb fssi sssiss sGS az III. II 5 u
dafns IL yss sss
AP @ sHd dns Mash S
now or may Be esisbshsd in the saS q and
Missouri VsP and PSaSdsd Sy and from fef sts ase
yensOn or other designated point the Missouri river
east q nofh q That river IL batoia ct Ts TssfrtSy
The weight 70 bs tLapsported on this Route No.
pounds per one hundred Ool miles Tor each month of
the year beginning April l. 1888, and ending March 81
Bidders should give their names in FULL a. well as
@ By BOND IN he % q tsn aoi
lars signed py two or more responsible PERSONS
mentioned In the proposal 70 tho party proposing, the
contract will be accepted and Into and good and
anee with the terms ~ this adj tlsement,
The contractor be REQUIRED 70 give bonds in tho
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and sslyency Of
each bidder and person offered AS security will be
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Army
TranspoItaton on Route No. = y and gene will be en-
The party to whom an award Is made must be pre-.
sasirsa bonds ici the fia q tSs n
The right to reject any and all bids that may bo offered
hc sc9THS.Sr %Sst be n rsSdnors for service BY tho
At sn fSu %a Hn9 sa io Es NJ
startling point Of the route ~ ~ ''''
BIanf FORMS showing tho conditions Of tho contract
Once Or a tho once q The 9uartcrmassr AZ New York,
PSgs sSlns aud Pd hs Of
Lieut. GGl; GP.y;.I PISiPHI.y SPIsy Ssn'i & M 6'sP,x qfP,x
nolS-S0t Chief o. NJ, Department Of Dakota.
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A RMY sUPPLIRs.
HRADo'Rs DEPARTMENT OF THH MIssoURI,
OPFICE CnIRP QuARTRRMAarR

QPfIcB CHiRP QuARTRRHAsTER,
fonr LsAyISw9ErH, KAN, Dec, H. 1897.
J? o'clock M on the Sth Oi bssoaber. isS7. fof tSo
n, 800 BUSHELS sHELLED CORN
The Corn % be oI the bOst quality free from dirt,
sacked In good gunny sacks Abu;hsl 10 be dity-six
no be delivered at tho forage yard Of the Quarter.
sach corn as shall bo transported by rail that port
shall bg received a. the station onthe unlon Paeldo
Delivery to oomnence on or before the 10th Of JAnu-
ary 1865, and sufficient quantity 70 be delivered 10
keep the post supplied from time of hrst delivery unt
by or before February 10. lsdS.
RTGposo,s p I2r apy portion Of tho amount required
blank proposals will be furnished on application at
Ihls office.
Each proposal 10 be accompanied By the guaranty
81 two responsible persons that In case the Contract
boaS W be % me psy s FSSS and
Of the contract.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids,
bddef1 are requested 10 bo present At the opening
The to be subject to the acceptance or rejection
@ The Giheor Of the ouarternAstei'S Department Gt
Vouchers for the supplies delivered will be given
by the PSst 9gartermastcr at Fort Riley. aud viii be
BIDS from persons who have hitherto failed to carry
cut contracts with the Government or 10 enter Into
contracts which have been awarded 10 thom will moi
6o considered nor will any bid be con lered which
does no! comply with tho requirements this sdyer,
The contract. when made, will not be considered In
mAnding othoers Of tho Department Of the Missouri
a1s .sS DysSs q 6s B.y.rm.n
% dss'TC s;iSD'' Dept Q. Il. Gen, e. a.sh,
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Proposals.
DRo sALs

oFyIcR CHIHr ouARrEanAsrHR.l
Sealed prdpo.s. Som are .aa 4ss
~. oaice patil i3m ysnnary IS iss III m Irri;
% & al snd ns o os ss. Msy
ir2% psss0s @ Sfnss2 e Wilt Rspshs T sS sso
ss ssSsi %S 4: qS SoSSSs fSSS; Sosss I i
and Ssesr iS, GiSniP%pisnssAA pirn,A T,aS 4; .Sllow';
CLAW Bars-used,
=. g slufhns poxes0used.
SO ISs. RsiirSsS iroa"sOcS.
ESsSSSy: $sSSSiy: s@s 1EiISSs!s.ssis
r. iiS: iS: SsIlsSSsS S:I lsSsaSPsspIfssoa spIfsss@sood.
sshSetis Bsrss2Ssed. s1Us
Plat Cars-worn, but scrviceable.
iksiircsa Frogs and switch stand,-wOru.
JACK JseF Screws aud Icvors-worn.
2Turn Tables-worn,
stTsT sITs T0%Sg:@SSS.n; %scnsSs.nuOra
Pals Fan car SsFvTSsH wSSsP.-wou.
Stoye-worn.
III. M .Hsnd & Gar A. Wheels. ,As. .yor1, ,,,,
SSss Ss 1Os css the United States nor to hobrds
si$ %Ss Will !? ssss .eS s q;
S,r.nds REoR this gU,int q sopHnse,on Is made BY
or the ten mlless $50 lO are washed away by q late
sd s5Si a1RpH ass 81 ss
arc buried In tho sand.
The toute Is the shortest and best for the immens,
Southern Texas and Northern Mexico. and the com.
muneatlon BY raii aono can readily bc extended tc
Ths raiirosd to Whites Rancho ,aysa thirty mile,
Of difficult and tortuous navigation, Tho road s i've
feat guagc. good ties, rail, and full spiked;
The property nav be inspected application Il
Captain 9. II. Hoyt, A. O. NJ, Brownsyilis. Texas,
aud any Information desired may bo obtained from
that officer, or from the Office OF the Chief Quarter
master, Piith Military District, New Orleans, Lou
condition q the sale yll bo that TRANSPORTATION
shall be furnished for all Government troops and
plies whenever required at rates not to exoeed those
paid by the United States TO other railroad companc'
In the finh Military District. :
Terms Of pay yment-Cash in United statos Treasury
notes,
The Government reserves the right to reject any
all bids.
Proposals should bc endorsed, Proposals for Bra
| tos Santiago and Rio 0rande Railroad" and ad
| dressed to the undersigned at this Office
A. J.. McgoNNIGLE,
Dt. It. Col and A., q. M, U.S.A,,
dce2l-td In charge Of office.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ uSITBD STATES PATENT OFFICE,


On the petition Of MARISDA srARks. Of Genoh, New
York, alminisratrN Of the estate of Isaac siarku,
deceased, and Lyman Perrgo, OF GrotOn, New York
praying for the extension OF patent granted 70 tho
said Isaac Starks and Lyman PerrlgO, the 18th day O
June lsj4 for an Improvement in Device for holding
pieces in Spoke Machines for seven years from the
expiration Of said patent, which takes place on the
l8h day Of June, lS6S, 80
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on Monday, the 18th day Of Nay next
at II clOok and all persons are notified TO appeal
and show cause, " any they have, why said petition
ught not To be granted =,
Persons oppos ng the extension are required g hle
in the Patent OlcS their objections specially set forth
~ writing, at least tgeaty days before the day o.
used at the said hearing, must be taken and trans
tted In accordance with the rules Of the once, which
IN he furnished ON application.
Drpo.ttiOn, and other papsrs relied upon as testl
mOny, must be hled In the ohce tDsHtD days before
the day Of bearings the arguments, II any, within tea
days after hling tho testimony. " ,
Ordered, also that this nOtce be published In the
RKPuBLIoAS aud the Intsit0sPcer, Washington, d,
G. and In the Advertiser, Auburn, New York, ono,
a week for three successive weeks the hrHt Of said
pubeationt to bo At least sixty days PIeyons to thu
day Of hearing. 9. THEAkER,
de A.wN Commissioner Of Patents.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UsIrEp STATES PATENT ORRIcE,

WAsHIkUfON, Dec ", IS0I,
On the petition Of AMBROSE NICHOLSON, Of Poland,
Y prayin for the extension Of patent granted to
him the 2ls day Of March, 1854 for an improvement in
Self Fastening Shutter Hinges. for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place on
the 2lst day OF March, lSG6;
4 is ordered that ihs said petition be heard me
next at ~ clock, m and all persons are notified to
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted,
Persons Opp0sing the extension are required t9 nle
In the Patent Once their objections, specially set forth
Ia writing, at least tl1enty days before tho day Of
hearlngi all testimony ed BY either party, to be used
at the said hearing must be taken aud transmitted 10
accordance with the rules Of the otcs which Will bs
furnished on application.
mony be died In the Office t0enty days before the
day Of hearingi the arguments, II any. within ten
days after ling the testimony
Ordered, also, that this n9tlee be published in The
Republican and the Inteiiigsncsr, Washington, p.
@. and in tho Journal and Courier, Herk liner, N,
Y once week for three Hueoassiye weeks the nrsi
OF sAid publications to be at least sixty days previous
to the day VI hearing !, " THEAhEh,
deN- N-W3y Commissioner Of Patents
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PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HOBys,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEP QUAR-. sRAAsTER. }
DgPARTAEST or THE GuM9BKLASD.

Orgies ST TRE OmiIf R M sTHM sTASnnRLInb nnRhLAsiEh
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec, u, 1877, )
Scaled Proposals. be received at this office until
" O'elOek In on FRIDAY, the 10Th day Of January,
ISIS, Tor fuTniShing TWENTY ONE taD CAVALRY
HORSES u
The Horses will bo sabJceI to rigid Inspection, Of
dark cpOrz, sound In all paTieulars, fal broken, IN
full hesh and good condition. from % TO u hands hiEh,
way to Cavalry purposes, and deyeTpd at Jefferson
vile, Ind, between tho 2Sth-and sun OF January
BIDS must be made IN duplicate. with copy Of this
advertisement attached and accompanied by the writ
ten guaranty Of person that In case the
bid Is accepted good and sufficient bond will be en-
tered into for the faithful performance Of the contract
The right " reserved to reject any or all bids.
By order Of the QuartormastsI General, " 3, A.
Assistant QuArtermahter General.
dec25-d Breyet Major General.
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AnRIyALAr rHr uorELs

KIRKWOOD HOUSE-HKNDLHy onHEn.
p.nSis si g!fs, Essis.eS S % John Had!sns No.
bile, Alaj Bernard Davidson, John M Weber,
Ns.hyillei Peter B.rtsiest a and wife, RishS%ondi
head, baltimore; walter Taylor, r Wise, PhiIs.
delphia; Richard Roberts, NYjF z Foster, R
an% MSi, VIE Rsr PSsdeipSis on Joseph s Caldwell Rsh
VIM o Dorr, washinEtonj Theodore CLARK, NY
VI + Collins Smith, Baltimore, b Weaver, st
Louisj J W Clement, u 8 N, DKennedy and
wife, Mr. r Kennedy, Miss II Kennedy, Scotland
NATIONAL HoTEL.-H. s. BEssoS.
q Knox, wife and child, N Y; W O Lewis, II
b Alexander, boston, Mass; Henry W Peek, st
Johnsburyi b NJ Hurley, DR. II y Ward, Md;
z Morton Thomas and d VII wife, PhiIsl Hon NJ 2 Pratt Pratt
dsr, Prince dcorses' county, Ma; il q Kinsnah,
Fredericksburg, Val X X Fry, Baltimore; Y
hsSD Ind PTJont. Il Boston,
John W Wallace, PhIls, II squlres and lady,
Mich, Col John W Brownlow, Tenn Col Geo
| Marston, N II; Long, Ind.
SEATON HOuSE-Jour II. SHnnzs.
l. Hooft, + II Lsselle, Ala; q O Hyatt, jr,
Nd, W p white, Phlladelphia, II W Flsndraw,
NY; ] Barnes, Baltimore; James Z Marshall,
S MsrsS s%ife wooabuyy sss sa hl6sls .s' Hal.
Nd; Gen ascsse Spencer, Aias =; ! Tsiia.Ssr'
Boston, ID Bowie, Md; George Willis, ST.
Louis; Henry La Porte, jr, Boston.
wILLARp,s HoTEI.-srKrs,Cu On Apw,cr Co.
HO Moss, II Meigs, N " John Rice, Atlanta,
| Ga; W Bart, Boston, Mass; W B Moor, Md;
| X q Parsons, cleveland, Ohio; T M Ringhaw,
| W b Farweli, 7 ] Parker, John T Hale, Edwin
| /. Ludlow, N Y; W A Duncan, Rlchmondi John
Rca, Pittsburg, Pal L b Reed, Y,G McMul-
lin, Californis.
EBBITT HOUSE-C. o. WILLARD.
| Geo Ladderbache, r Brandon, II Boardman,
| James Dunlap, Henry Campbell, John II white.
NY; EN- C6erter, 5 A; r PhiilipI, Sayan.
nah, Ga, Gen and Mrs Heintrelman, U $ Al X
II Fels, Benz Broekinmen, Charles Bell, Charles
p Calhoun, VIM W Alcorn, james Paul, Phila;
Gen Durey, Michigan.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OwsN.
II II McMeal, Baltimore, Md; q W Herman,
Levi iRrmam, Hudson, N Y; Allen Mitchell,
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pROPosALs FOR FORAGE.

DEPoT QuARTERMAsTER's OPFICE,(
JEPPKRsosyiLLE, lND. Dec, 10, 1857
Sealed Proposals will be received Ut this Office until
u m, January 2, 1865, for tho delyMy ola three
months supply Of OATS and HAY for this Depot.
The Oats must be Of the best quality.
The Hay must bo Of the best quality baled Hay.
Forage 70 be delivered from time to time as required
by the officer In charge,
Bids must be made In duplicate, with copy Of this
advertisement attached to each and each bid must be
accompanied by tho guarantee OF two responsible
parties that in tho contract Is awarded to the
bidder good aud sufficient bond will be given for the
faithful Performance Of the contract.
Bids will be indorsod Proposals for Forage, and
addressed to the undersigned,
The light s reserved TO reject any or all bids.
By order Of the Quartermaster General
II. @. RANSOM,
Bvt Ii. Col, and O. NJ, U. i. A., Depot q. N.
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oPosALs FOR SUPPLYING WINTER.
i STRAINED OIL,

OFFICB OF The LIGHTHOUSE Board, :
WAsHISGToS CRY, December J, lb17,
Sealed proposals will be resolved at this Office until
o clock, p. IN, , on FRIDAY, the lHh day Of yanu-
with hny Ave thousand t35,CpO gallons Of the best
quality pure winter Oh divided Into ave lots.
any OF their mixtures, will not be considered.
Any desired Information concerning terms " con-
tract time and place Of delivery, quantity Of oil in
each lot, character Of manner and nature O
inspection and test &c, sc, will be given upon APP
ANDREW A, HAYWOOD,
delStd Naval Secretary
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PROPOSALS FOR HEATING APPARATUS
DEPARTMENT or AGRIcuLrr

OF
wAsHISGToS, D c., December Il, is57. }
Proposals will be received At this ofhee up TO u
o'clock, m on January lSH, for heating the build
ing appropriated to the Department Of Agriculture
Reservation No. with steam, In the most approved
manner,
The specifications and plans Of the building can be
seen and will be explained on calling this once;
the specifications q the Department g Pnt In prop9.
sails nth well ldehned hpecihcAtions Of their own, N
they have any suggestions tending 10 make the Appa
raus satisfactory to the nterr, Of the Govern
ment.
The work must be completed 10 = workmAnllke Q
manner satisfactory to the Comm, ,soner and AIehi
tect, and warranted autcient for heating the whole
building to their satisfaction.
The time for completing the work must bs stated,
and will form essential element in the award Of the
contract,
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all the bids, II deemed for the interest OF the Govern
meni, and any bid that does not conform 10 the
will not be considered.
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals su "A
Client evidence Of his ability to comply with his bid
The proposals will be opened In the presence Of the
bidders. and an award made as soon as practicable
thereafter delb-td
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Railroad Routes.
. " LINE a., PRTYEEES, vwAkssggIEoroN, wAkssggIEo

rrHRoUgH LINE pETwEEN WARRINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
wAsursoros, Jan. Q. 1p7-noon. "
Trains between Washington and New York are now
run as follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Leave daily (exespt Sunday at LDa, m, II ID and
p m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily (sxecptsundayj al 7tss m, IL l5 and
T. - and D. IN.
on SUNDAY,
Leave for New York and Philadelphia at 100 p. m.
only.
Sleeping cars for New York on 90 p m train only.
Through tickets 10 Philadelphia, New York or Bos
ton, be had at the Station Office at all hours In the
day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Rail,ead advertisement tor
aud the West. i, WILSON
Master Of Transportation.
l., NJ COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
GEO. g. K0ONTL,
Agent, Washington.
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N Q
OFFICE CHIEF GSMMIssARI og sTPsIsTEScg,l
Yrw ORLEANS, a Eh. faSs bsssaSsr pPbsisIr q, fs7
Sealed Pr9posals In aaplleate, arc invited till The
81: hfay PsfsTSiS @ With vi Rs
S'Go rSSS$. 4 shpIee Louisiana Sugar, sample. to
pounds ., Whi!s Navy Beans L. good new Y, bar
~, nisfsd and Price per barrel . Ss stated, -"
PBlssd u fs Ss y samples Of the
Of Snss Pu az n SSSdS The
SspIrsii.s S & i grains bsafCohStS q % soda to 9TH The
100 cans d Preserved Peaches, 2pOund cans; SAN.
aObsIrcis q 9aiGa: 81 The best quality the price
oOoo pound; q Rice, q IhS best quality. put up
sas5rs RssdRfSd sse price pound stated
1900 pounds best Hams. put up in casks
1900 cans assorted jeies, samples to be furnished,
shor Press In this city. within twenty days after the
No BIDS VIII be received from parties who have
failed to g, ,SSS%gy con with their engagements with any
P5cp9's to be addressed to the pSaEsEsgPTfd and
BrsRst Major General and j.
PROPOSALS FOR r%INksl %hARPINd PAPER AND
IPesT 0TEIcE DEPARTMENT,
The adyeTtisenSnt y October 8, issS, insiiing Pro.
tor GenerR Sealed Proposals will be receiy ed at this
ieG PS aud
Sr SSR YES rom PGiGs he a Gi
sa G to be Sf Gta:s. S q & s s
9%ase once DspsT'wwent Washington, D. c., and New
The estimated quantity Of each article and the quail.
w thereof required at each Agency, are specified
- bisTRl0r, no. !, AT WASHINGTON, DC.
o" dSGnS Si MLapphg raPer, 9x9 ineheS ~ sidr,
. I6si now r a,s N tis BspaTtaspt aud %
contain y perfect quirss.
5000 pounds q Juie Of other suitable TwnC, hard
twisted and inb balls, and to weigh about one
1900 pound; q coarse Hemp sHoq, eighth
psfRcT fR TnS SS T NEW sS6 Y66RK clrYxy
scrbcd Tor District no. r''' !, ''"''"' " '""' u''
@ &SSF isifS'S IYn' 'm
Proposals. VII 30 received for each article separ-
The SSSTsS SSt Or % 6f STSTed 70 le
il examination for the purpose Sf asceTtaainE which
bid Will In is practical results be most advantageous
II The Districts should bo changed, the article. shall
e a. such place or places as the Postmaster
MSTs o fSss Than M esdmrts$ qaSSti.lss may be
qgTe al tho discretion q the F PostnSstsr GSntFS IT,
saSa articles M "a are now used At thc Post
Of ths aEehcss above named '"'''''' VI "''''"''
Bidders will send samples oi such articles as they
Zach bidder furnish with his proposal Euaran-
tees Of his ability 10 comply with his bid and a
uheate from postmaster that such guAruntOrS arc
reliable persons.
Two sufficient surctics will bo required to Il con.
tract,
failure TO furnish article contracted for prompt.
ly or tho furnishing an article Inferior 10 that
tracsd for will be considered SUFFICIENT for
forfeiture Of tho contract,
Bids not made In confOflky 10 this notice will be
rejected, II the incOnsstcncy yhall affect the virtue
the proposal,
Proposals must be marked on the envelope. with III,
name q the article bid for, and the letter
the First Assistant Postmaster General Washington
| ID. c. ALEX. W. RANDALL,
del7-Tuit Postmaster General,
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JUHN TUPE,
Bvt. Maj. Gen. U. s. A., commanding.
HEADQ'Rs THIRD MILITARY DISTRICT,
(Gcorgia, Alabama and Florida,)

HEADo'Rs THIRD MILITARY DIsTRIcr,)
(Georgia, Alabama and Florida,) :
ATLANTA, Ga, December q, 1867.
General orders No. l03:
As the terms of Office Of the collectors of taxes
in the State Of Alabama expire on the lst day
of January, 1868, and there is no provision
made by the laws Of the State whereby said Off.
GERS may continue in Office until their successors
are elected and qualified, Ot the suggestion and
request Of the officers Of said State, said col
lectors are hereby authorized to continue in the
performance Of their duties as such collectors
until their successors are elected and qualified.
By command Of Byt. Maj. Gen. Pope.
II. CLAY WooD,
A. A lir,An