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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-01-16

- AUCTIoNEERINe WITHOUT Ii
cENsE.-The Cincinnati Times ofsat-
urday says:
The U. s. Commissioner yesterday
placed Joseph Adams of Highland
county, under bonds for examination
on Wednesday next, on the charge Of
doing the business of an auctiOneer
without license.
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Announce that in consequence Of the rstockug Of
the English market, immense aERntity Of DRY and
FANCY GOOIaS have been eonsigued toIhen With in
structions 20 be cleared for immediate Cash, ut any
sacrifice. A. Co.. have, thereinrs resolved 70 offer
them according their ordinary system Of business
ct 81 each, without regard 20 value.
The following list shows the original whdiesala
prers of some Of ths articles which they now offer
AZ 81 90.
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At a negro ball, in lieu Of ''uot
transferable" on the ticket. a notice
was posted over the doOr-'no gentle
man admitted unless be comes him
self"
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Youths Department.
Enigma

Enigma.
am composed Of II letters.
Nv 98s 5 10 IL a county in Ohio.
Ny II ln6b bS is a mans name.
Nv 2 $3.50 10 II is a country in Europe.
by % 7 8 is en- animal.
Ny 4 10 q color.
My whole Is one Of the United States.
WaYsrly, Ohio. FIDES.
Problem.
II a circular tub Is II feet in diameter, and fee
high required the number Of gallons water It viii con
tain. E.
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EAttlAl Enter prise
THE American Tag was hardly
raised in AIaska before trading shops
were opened vacant lots were covered
with the framework Of shanties, and
negotiations were entered Upon fortho
purchase Of houses, fars and other
property. Sitka, Which, for tWo-thirds
Of century, had known nothing be-
yond e dull, Qnvarying routine Of ls-
Dor and supply, at prices h1ed By q
corporate body eight thousand mites
distant, was profoundly startled. In
less than q week three stores, two tens
pin alleys, two. drinking saloons, aud
q restaurant were opened. Fnrs went
up to San Francisco prices. Clans
cost nov enc dollar and twenty-five
cents per busheli price last year, thirty
cents.
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Answer to Enigma in the News Of Jan. 2: Wilson
C. Patterson Answer to Enigma IN last weeks News:
Francis Lightioot Lee.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
DRY GooD8g FANCY GooDgi

JEWELRY AND slLyEslVARE {!
Worh Opsr s2nO,OoOy AHb BE- foid 6r ONE DOL
LAR EACH IL
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Post once Box, 52s5.
-Fof salem Hiilsboro, o., BY H.
deLIlm3Hss&Co
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JoISr RESOLUTION to supply books and roblic
documents to the National Asylum rur Bis.
Rbled Volunteer Soldiers.
De il resolpsd BY The Senate and HON,s Of
Representatives. ofths United States Of Amsyi.
ca in Congress dSSemJksd That the Secretary
of the Senate aud the Clerk of the House Of
Representatives cause to no sent to the Ma.
tional Asylum for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers,
at Dayton, Ohio, and to tho branches at Au,
gusta, Maine, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and
Soldiers Home at Knightstown Springs near
KuightstOwn, Indiana, each, ono copy, each,
fthe following documents, namely: The jour.
mails Of each house Of Congress at each and
every session. all laws Of Congress; tho annual
messages Of the President, with accompanying
docuoisntsj and all other documents or books
which may be printed and hound by order Of
either house Of Congress, including the Con,
gJe5HOnoI Globe beginning with the Thirty.
Seventh Congress,
Approved, June 8, 1858,
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Proposals.
DROPOSALs FOR POSTAGE STAMPS.


rosr orfiok DkPAnInEnI, nne ri lSS 40
VIII Pc ress,yed us sam ~ foa ,s, Z,
sss ns pp's sss
he Posi- Sines Department in Warnings
asi,S, M ps ,S Per " ~ bspsrtmlnt N ~
place Of manufaeture.
Ptsss e As IsSS,rsd either " the Department or
Also, The price per thousand separated in such
=; may Be daily ordered ar ths sss Of
and securely psstsd in ~ eases: Suitable binders.
eoseps. or IN suitable sn1eiopes, aeeoIdns 70 III
sauiTs 9d he psp.ftn ne Sna dsrsscs
such Ct sss at na e
psSItsn1ent. u A.. .,,,,,. 49,, a..
bidders vii also give the additiohal cost for
a,reetng paekaHes Tor the mails hno preparink
blank receipts under the Direction Of an agent Of
me Dephtmen'' either al the department or manu-
Prop9.als must be made for the Stamp. IN sheets.
at snd ns ss ~ ae,snbsd
The denominati9ns Of Stamp: now ~ use Sc, are one
iSelys cents. aitsss cents. twenty Tour cents.
.nn, een a and and ninety cents an I'VE senu, eL
hces oi,he psrodisai Stamp, will BE- aSoq. ten times
that o. the letter stamps On Al q ne stamps the
as well let,ers, and the whole work must be cx'
ec ntd " the pest style $1,000,
me s.anps must 20 prepIteu ~ suen manhet
hht any Mtempt 70 remove tnem from leltet or
packet VIII so mutilate them as 70 render them use
lesss. =, c, ,,
spseia , pr2posats yor S,d1mps on emoossed pa
penr, az Ivy W VIC, dTe iHpuel. ,...n
Inc whole humper Of STAMPS iurnished 70 me De-
partmsnt during the year ending tho 10Th OF June
io2p,, was ~ ,us,oo., 1. l. .,.., A.. A.,
rI4pm PAST erpeIlenee y Is snpposea that inc
bumper o. Paekhges mailed viii ayerage nsoye
two nunotee oaiy, varying IN SIG from tNo hslI
~ ~n OF ~ ~ " w ~ hhI sneen, of
O,Ou sianpsi but By lar the larger proportion OF
pachaEes contain not more than ~ hali sheets or
z@thmps,
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PROPOSALS FOR STORES.
nEApa'Es DErhnrxEs5 OF THE crxpE.LASp,

bEAD9'Rs DEPARTMENT or THE CrNBEkLASp,)
OFFICE G. G. OF SUBsIsrRSCg,
LOCIsvILLE, Ky. July 7, 1865.
Sealed proposals (which must be In duplicate,
with a copy Of this Advertisement attached to
eaeh) will be received until IL clock, m TUES
DAY, July H. ls6s, for furnishing the following
stores, viz:
100 barrels new Mess Pork
90 barrels high grade A No. Extra Family
Flour, TO be fresh ground and manufactured en-
tiroly from sound winter wheat.
o barrels Fancy Grade Flour, to be fresh ground
and manufactured entirely from sound winter
wheat.
round -hoOpad barrels.
1900 pounds best quality Granulated Sugar, the
name Of the mandatory to be stated in the bids.
800 pounds best quality Crushed Sugar. the
name Of the mandatory % be stated in the bids
0,OO gallons best quality pure Vinegar, made
from cider or whisky, In new barrels or half bar.
rels, one half Of each.
800 pounds best quality Star Candles.
D,OJ pounds Of salt
500 gallons best quality new Syrup, in tive, Ave
aud ten gallon kegs.
The usual conditions q my Advertisements must
be strictly complied with. N. 7. SMALL,
lyll.td Bvt Brig. Cen. and G. 3.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, July s, lsCs
Sealed proposals, endorsed and addressed 10 the
Secretary Of the Navy, for supplying the Navy
Department with one Hundred and ffty cords Of
Oak Wood, and two hundred and nfty tons Of An .
thraeite Coal, will be received until noon Of the
3lst Of JULY. instant. The proposals must be
separate.
The Wood must be Of the best quality Of Oak,
well seasoned, straight, and Of good size. for use
In open fire place, and must be delivered aud
stacked for inspection and measurement Mt In front Of
the Navy Department Building by the lrst OF Sep.
TENDER next
The Coal must be Of the best white ash Anthra-
cite, egg size $40 pounds to the ton, and delivered
by the lst Of September next, as follows;
10 tons at the Navy Department
90 tons at the Naval Observatory
20 tons at the HydrOgrapklcal OHice, corner of
Eighteenth street and Now Y rk avenue jyll.td
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PROPOSALS FOR TREASURY VAULT.

Sealed proposals will DO received at tho oilcc Of
the Supervising Architect, Treasury Department.
until JULY y, for furnishing and putting up =
burglar proof Vault for the Cashiers In the north
wing OF the Treasury Building, Washington, D. c.
Copies Of plan, showing the dimensi9ns and ar
rangement OF the Vault be procured by applica-
tion at this office Il will DO constituted Of alter
nate plates. Of tho best quality Of Rnglsh spring
steel, and ease-hardened, aud the best quality Of
boiler plates, framed aud secured to wrought-iron
beams In the best manner, as required by plan,
The locks will be furnished by this Department,
but must be put In place By the contractor, and
must be put In perfect working order before the
Vault will DO accepted. The Vault to be com.
pleled In place With two months after tho exeeu-
tion Of contract, under penalty Of ten per cent
Tho bids must be In gross, and must Include the
whole OF the iron aud steel work, necessary to
make the most thorough work, lifted and put up
In the most secure manner.
All bids must be accompanied by tho guarantee
Of two responsible persons, in the sum OF 900,
that the bidder will accept and perform the con
tract u awarded % him. The spaleisney q tho SC;
the District where the bidder resides, -.
Proposals TO beendorsed. Proposals for Vault,
Treasury Department The amount Of each bid 10
jy3.td A. b. MULLBTT,
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DEPARTHEaT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USIrEp STATES PATENT OPFICEt
wAAuINufOk. MnV IL lSkg


On tho petition Of PHitLIPrISE S, BEACKES-
RIDGE, Of Eatr9na, Pa, ednlnlslratrix " the IS
extension Of a patent granted to he said Edward
sleren the l2tl day Of Deoembor, 1854, for an i'm
pIoyement In Process Of Treating the Mother
Water OF Salines, for seven years from the eIpi-
ration OF said patent, which takes place the 18th
day OF December, 1906
Ii IL ordered that the said petition DO heard at tho
Patent once on Monday, the 10th day Of November
next, at 2v clock aud all persons are mott led 10
appear and show cause, ifAny they have, why said
petition ought not to b0 granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
Ets ~ the Patent Office their ObIecIOus, specially
set fOTtp IN writing at least t1eRU days before the
dGy Of L9StlpE all testimony filed by eithor party,
TO be used " tbe said hearing, must bo taken and
transmitted " accordance with tho rules Of the
office. which viii bO fqTpishod on application.
Dispositions and other pfpprs, relied upon as tes
timony. must By Iled ~ tlg olaaS tioenty days be-
fore the day Of heaTingi the ArK1tlGDEs, II any,
within teil days ait9r filing the tostimQpy
Ordered. alsO. that this notice be publshnl IN the
REPUBLICAN, and the IltslliOeAcsF, Washington,
D, O., and In the Post, Pittsbqrg, pcuhsyi'
yania, once week for three successive weeks The
IrsI u said publications to be ut least sixty day.
previous to the day Of hearing.
A. NJ. STOUT,
my27.W3w Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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pROP0sALs.


U, 5, ENnINBHRH OPPIUR,
oswEGO, n. y, July !, 1903 I
Sealed proposals will be- received 6y ihc uu,lpr-
signed until moon Of Monday, July 40 iSis Ipr Tho
following material for repair Of OswcgO Pier:
CLASS L.
100 sticks Canada Pine Timber each u feet l,ny
aud IL inches square, sawed
100 sticks Canada Pine Timber each 10 feet luny
aud IL Inches square, sawed,
CLASS ~.
lOJ kegs Burdens Wrought spike, O. inch
80 CLASS III,
100 cords Stone for crib filling
The timber to be delivered on the limited State.
land, q tho hcad Of the pier, before November L.
lSh. The .piko IN tho United States storehouse, al
the Pier, before September !, 1865 Tho stone In
gnanttlos as called for, the whole before January
Bids aud cqatraot. to 10 separate for each olu,s.
Blanks and further Information may bo Oh.
tained from the undersigned,
Lieut. Col, Of Engineers and Bvt. Col i. s.A,
lYY-td - "
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES Patent OFFICE,
WAEHkaTDN. Nav 1 1855

On tho petition Of WILLIAM D, ANDREWS, Of New
York, n, Y, praying for the extension OF a Pateut
granted 10 him the I'D day of August, 1854, for an
Improvement IN Centrifugal Pumps, for seven years
from tho eKpiIgti0p Of said patent, which lakes
place on tha2ld day Of August, 1865,
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Oniee on MONDAY, the Tth day OF July
next, at " clock M aud all persons are notified
to appear aud show cause, " any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
die IN tue Patent OtlCe their obieCtians, specially
k1t forth 10 writing, at least tt0enty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony He'd by either
party, TO DO used at the said hearing, must be taken
and transmitted 10 accordance with the rules OF the
ONCE, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and 0therpapers, relied upon AS tssl-
nOny, must DO hled In the office tlOentV days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within
ten days after hling tho testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
REPrBLiCAs and the IHteIliVsncsr, Washington,
d, c., aud In the atlas, New York, Now York,
once week for three successive weeks; tho
rst Of said publications to DO ut least sixty days
previous to the day Of hearing
A. II. STOUT,
my2O-WSt Acting Commissioner of Patents.
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Medical.
baltimore LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AS AREFUoB FROM aUAcKERY,
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE CURE CAN Re Oh
TANNED,

,,,,,a,,, ,rpr c.p mn nm
THE ONLY PLACE S GiSEb. a OON''N ''
speedy. and only sfesual remedy ~ the word a 10!
&sas n s. Il k az ssia
p%.pssn nsgcf Low sprs Confusion q
iings, Dimness Of Sight or Giddiness, Diseases Of
f as 1 Stomach, or BSwsiss,Scss terrible disOr
Solitary Habit Of ISI'S b ,Ss;s
s Sss sS ;9ns e ncs s SGS
A'' '""''"'D '' T5StUTo MIN go.
Especislly Who hsye become the Victims q sCi,SS
annually sweeps to an untimeiy grave thousaHds o
hH met ssaSs apS
:s.sey &. h;ss 1s n a ss
MARRIAGE. .--,-.,--
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
lie who places hi%seif under the care o. Dr.; ::
mai, and confidently rolS upon his skill as aphysi
clan ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
.nS 'iSsii & pd
by the victims 81 i%propsT from opnt
sss ss ar 81 ~
wifi aH sro,sHS deny tRs he power y
than by the prudent. besides being deprived the
destructiye SYMPTOMS to both body spd mind
arise; The system becomes deransed, w Ppnyhiesl
Eve asa P RsR ssFsous itftssiIiy byspSp.i, Ps
pitalion Of the Heart, Indigestion, Constitutionsl
Debility, a wasting OF the frame. Coughs, Con
SFFicE,7 SOUTH PREEDERIICK STREET,
doors from the sO.aa. Pail not to observe name
ans Sr ES letters received pnlo. postpaid and con-
Tsi::ss S. n ;ss' portion q '
Member of,hs Roysi cSiIsss q Surgeons, London,
graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges 10
,hs United state, snd NE Stsn II pa o. h9.e
Rhiisdslphla, and slsewhsTS, has effected some o.
ae m9st wts IpSss IN & head Nh s,
when ASLEEP sIGa, being alarmed st
Ing. attended .o%stins; Win deraHssnsnt q he
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
u, which ruin both body and mlnd. anaitiIs them
TSs X 5iS: y; %S5S ;
4 s LO'H q ssuSS rSs rY
Debility, synTso%s Of tSnss,aPtion e'I''''
mssS 4 & aS Ss s' %SS
.SSs tE Love OF sSas
| Thousapds Of persons OF all ages can now Judge
what IL the cause Of their declining health, losing
their yigor, becoming weak, pale, nervous and
eated. laying sinEalaT aPpssranse about the eyes,
YOUNG MIN
who have injured themselves BY certain practice
INDUCED In when alone-a habit frequently learned
from evil COMPANIONS, or at school, the effects ui
which are lightly felt even when asleep, and II not
cured renders marriage impossible, and destroy.
both mind and body-should apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hope oil hi,
country, the pride Of his rents, should be
from all prospects and ehjoyments Of life, by the
eon saouenea Of deyatng from the path OF patu =,
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" CHILDREN,
Corner of FOurteenth aud N streots,

This Dispensary Is in connection with Column
bia Hospital, and " opened for the treatment Of
out door PATIENTS who are supplied with Medicue.
Medical and Surgical treatment free,
Patients WHO are about 10 DO confined and desire
to be attended at their own homes, hut who are
practitiOnsr, will be furnished with medical atteu.
ton free, by leaving their names and address At
the Hospital with the matr0n.
-, HOURS OF ATTENDANCE AT THE DIspESsARr.
Mondays, from 10 l..,....,.,,.PrOi, n. Howard.
Wednssdays, from . to i....Prof. J. II, Thompson
Fridays, from e. i...........';....i,,Dr. Ashford
10 I'M, hTs p y SpVn ~ t2r " OF
Rotary Of the Inferior Such orders Tor admission
can be obtained Of the Surgeon in chief, DR.. J,
THOMPSON, at his office, lS4 l street, between
Twentieth aud Twenty .hrst lauB-dlv
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE ACT'G ASST Con, or SUHsIsIESCE,(
PIKEsvILLE ARskSAL, July 9, lSbo. !
Sealed proposals uu duplicated VIII b. received
by the undersigned until the lith day Of July
ISIS, ut IL a., for iUrnlshing FRESH BEEF to the
troops ~ this arsenal for six months, beginning
July ~. lSJS.
Tho Beef must be Of good and maTke!ab biz quality,
meat tueeks, shanks, aud kidney -tRllOw eI-
Cluded
Bidders are Iucsted to be present to respond TO
their bids, and he prepared TO give bonds for the
fulhllment Of uIeiT contracts. -
Captain aud o. S, X. in charge OF PikeSyile Arse
nal, and A. A, q, s. jy9 I'd
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ID X U = . y A L s


U. 5. ESGISBER's OFFICER
CITY HALL, BOsToS, Jnly 2, 1865
Proposals will be received at this office until the
18th inst, ut 2 p. m. for the construction Of a
Bulkhead and Jettees at Beach Point. Province
town, Mass.
The bulkhead will be located at or near the line
Of ordinary high water, with the jottces at points
about 90 feet apart, extending therefor to or
respects to the bulkhead ITSELF viz: A triple row
Of stakes Is to be planted hrmly In the sand, tho
about four feet The heads Of these stakes will be
tied together by thin. tough planks, we'll spiked
compactly nlled with stone and brush, so inter.
laced and disposed as to bind well together.
The length Of the bulkhead mot Including the
several jeltees deseTlbedl will be some GU feet,
more OF less and will DO depcnden upon the deci
sion OF the Engineer In charge, based upon cen
tingent requirements appearing in the progress oil
The bids will express price per lineal foot meas.
ured both on line Of tho bukhoad and q the etees.
J. O. POSTER,
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL AND HAY.

HEApe'Rs DEPARTNESr OF The PLATED
CHIRY QUARrERaAsTER's OFFICE, }
OMAHA, NEB,, July 2, 1865.
Sealed bids, In duplicate, with guarantee 81 gned
by two responsible persons not bidders, win be
received at this Office until II O'clock, a. IN, on
FRIDAY, July 10. ISIS. for the delivery at Camp
Eleven Hundred q, 1901 Cords Of WOOD
Two Hundred and Eighty $3.50 Tons OF HAY,
Bids will also be received al the onlco OF the Post
Quartermaster at Camp Douglas, U. T., on the
same day.
Bids are invited for hay In stack or In bales.
Bids will be received for any portion Of the sup
plies required.
The delivery Of the supplies to commence upon
the peTfecting Of the contracts, and fourth Of
the whole am ouut to be delivered each month until
the delivery Is completed.
Full conditions Will be made knswn and blank
Bids from contractors and bidders who have here
tofoTe failed to comply with their agreements will
not be considered.
by order Of Brevot Major General .Augur,
WIN MYERS,
jyO-td Bvt. Brig. len. Chief Qua ytermastci.
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CHIEF QrARTERNAsTER's OFFICR,)
FIRST MILITARY DIsTRICr,

RICnhOsD, va, July 7, 1865
Scaled proposals. will be received at this Office
TIL SATURDAY, July II, lsds, At Il clock, NJ,
for fnrlis hinE the Government with ZIG HIT THOU
SAND FIVE HUNDRED 4, 50O) bushels Of OATS
aud SIXTY (6JJ tons OF STAW, baled.
The Oats and Straw to be Of good understandable
quality.
The bats will be received by weight, At thirty.
two (Jl pounds to tho bushol, and Sacks will he
furnished by the Govern nent, but tho labor OF
putting the same into the Sacks must be peri ormcd
u the expense Of the contractor, at the place OF de-
livery,
Proposals must be addressed to Broyet Licuteu.
aut Colonel James NJ. Moore, QuATterInaster U. g.
A., Chief Qnartormaster First Military District,
Richmond, Va. {, and shonld DO plainly marked
"PTnpOrals for Oats aud Straw, ~
Delivery 10 be made at the wharyes or Railroad
Dopots In the city Of Rlchmsnd, Va, and nurt be
completed within thirty (SO) days from date VI
tract
All Oats aud Straw contracted for under this ad
yertscmcnt will be rlgidly Inspected, aud such rs
do mot prove to bc OF good merchantablo quality
will be rejected. Payment to be made on the
pletiOn Of the contract
Each bid should be accompanied by guarantee
Of two responsible PARTIES that IN case the bid be
accepted n contract will be at once executed with
good and sufficient securities.
The Chief QuarteTnaster reserves the right Of
rejecting any VI all bids that he may deem too
high.
BY order Of the Quarterma,lor General.
JAMES n. MOORE,
Byt Lieut. Col. and q. NJ. U. b. A., Chief o. NJ.
LIST Military Dist, jylO-td
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND BEEF

L CATTLE.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE PLATrE,)
OPFICE CHIEF CohNlssARr SUBSISTENCE.
OMAHA, NEB., June ., 1865.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
by First Lieutenant Henry NJ. Benson, 80 tn infan
try, A. G. g.. at Camp Douglas, Utah Territory,
until l2 o'clock m, on Saturday, the 18th day OF
July, 1858, for furnishing the troops and others
supplied at this post with
NET BEEF, FROM THE BLOCK,
from the LIST day OF October, ls5s to the Ss day Of
August, 1859, or such less time as the Commissary
GENERAL Of Subsistence may direct.
Each proposal must also state at what price per
pound, net, will be furnished such number Of
BEEF CATTLE,
the hoof, TALL steers over three and under seven
years Of age, in good, healthy condition, averaged
gross weight one thousand pounds. aud none re-
needed at the post during the period Of tho fresh
beef contract.
For further particulars aud conditions OF con-
tract inquire Of Lieutenant Benson, at the post or
the undersigned.
Dy order Of Brevet Major General Angur
jyi-td Brevet Lieut.. Col. and Chief @. s.