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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-31

thereby certify that am personally acquainted
with the above named Physicians. and they are all
gentlemen of respectability and standing in this
T. G. DAVIS,
Mayor of Wilson, N. G.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-15

SUPREME Court, December IA, 1865
Full Bench present.-Martin White VS.. N.
P. Sheldon continued by consent. ophir
S. NJ. Co., appellants, VS.. Carpenter q
Birdsall, respondents submitted upon briefs
to be filed within twenty days; c.! Hiliyer
for appellants; Aldrich & DeLong and F..
II. Kennedy for respondents. Belle c. Neil,
respondent, vs. J. NJ. Daniel, appellants !;
submitted and taken under Amusement;
Aldrich S, belong for appellant; IL. X.
Mitchell for respondent. Ferdinand bunker,
respondent, vs. G. W. Chedc ct al, appel
lants rehcaring granted set for heariog on
Wednesday, the 10th instant; Clarke for
for appellants; Edwards and Wood and
IIillyer for respondent. Court adjourned to
Wednesday, 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
They ARE COMING, SUnE.-The Beatty
Troupe will be here on Thursday. And they
propose to stay during the winter. They
have large company Of artistic actors, and
we believe will merit success. Our citizens
seem to regard them with much favor, and
seats for the season have already been taken.
PosTPo~ED.-We learn that the next party
to be given by the ladies Of the Episcopal
Society has been postponed until New Years
night.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-15
THE DAILY APPEAL.

THE BENEFIT, LAST NIGHT, or the public
meeting held under the management OF the
ladies' of Union Lodge of Good Templars, to
aid in the endowment of Home for the
Orphan children Of the Pacific Coast, was at
tended by about one hundred members OF the
Order. and others. Mr.. Clayton addressed
hose assembled in behalf Of the object for
which they had met. The closing portion OF
hi, speech was an earnest, eloquent appeal
for aid to the noble work. He stated that
eigh. thousand members Of the Order we're
pledged TO the successful completion and en-
dowment of the Home. To listen to him
would almost convince one that the whole
power Of his energy devoted to that
work, and that it was his paramount object
in life-his religion in fact. And he fairly
inclined US to believe there was power
of saving grace in il. Brother Patterson, as
he is called by the members. went into an
exposition Of the merits Of the Home with
rousins energy that would seem to en-
title him to be designated, as he was
last evening, the father Of all the Orphan
=, ~, =. :,
sH--'-' 'i
'''e ms
'uo'.''S '-i'' '.''''''>-'> - '''e
hume - ''-l
children on the Coast, found net only in the
e''IeS "t'1 'o"hS' oU- oN me o's'', anu III
'""'"S u '--t' Ia
eeNS'0.i''''S' i'1sl''e Inc
'He sOu'' anu i''o' -IS MS ''u4'''S ~ ">''''''
Mr. "A"e s'ahu' PTe-e''Ih5h'' he Is I"
piIc'''a'' "'1o'e-So"'0 psi III any
oehe'oi'h' o2Jec'' "Aeh he pu'S MS sHouiIe'
10 the spoke, or as wheel morse gets INTO me
harness. MI A''e'' as an 0u'S'a't 0i 'le
otdef OUT an lhs'Uer on such an occasion
expressed ms nearly syhpa'1! ana c''ul'i
evaporation III 'Ae o'J'c' u 'lS 'ilee''"s'
-hr. AahlfHohi I@tsated 'he t'A' u INC e.
feet That lie VINO s'''th 70 Inc poor l'"E'''
to 'He L"fd' ana IN Inc language q al '''I'
hent ou. eccentric EASTERN divine added II
You ANe inc Sse|1I'! DOWN Win ''S IuS'
ana cl!'cd upon those present 10 'o'iie o"'
with taeIr ha.t collars. NJ A'en SAID the
Hast speaker 0nI himself, beng recently
from the last. would probably De excused
for saying half dollars "aen 1t "oi'd cor
respond 0't'er VITA the generosity o. inc
peo!Ie mere 10 "a! t"o-"hu -''-'''I P'vCeS
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-15

WHrrE PINE.-rhe rush still continues
Nov we are not one of that kind that would
advise every body to stay at home, or rather
H"bird in the hand is better than two in the
bash" but believe in huntiny the bush and
taking the outside chances. Great reports
Of the immense wealth of White Pine come
in every day. You single men and married
men 60 for it, hitch up your mustangs and
jerk wagons. and travel. What matters it
whether you are in Lander County or Orms-
BY, you will be in the grea, State Of Nevada.
and with little care and money you may
get rich, and then return to the valley Of
Carson and there rear your vine and 6stree,
lad spend happy old age.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-15
TAKE NOTICE.!

A L. PERSONS INDEBTED To THE LATE
n fl m of MUNCKrON WARNER are re-
questcd tc call and set 10 immedi ttely. ii. ii.
BENCE il hereby authorized to collect any in
debtedness and receipt for the same.
GEO. NUNCKrON.
Carson City, Nov. 18th. 1868. nl9-tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-30
special Notices.
Swinging Round the Circle.

There fly is Of alternating the egonies of d,
psp-s fer the Mt; tut there only one way to
H. Af.rtsswip sing round tbs circle Of tsmpera-
r. Ia a.ires the pttieaf finds that the ds ase so far
roo b, Jug suhdud has actually gathered strength
w.e he has been parleyiag With it, ymptems.
Tho emily way Is. rid Of the demon to endcw the
ttasash Nth sufficient strength to cast II ot and keep
ii ont fnp,rs permanent energy the digestive or
gan. With Ho-TETIERs STOMACH Blr1ERs, and
,ha oijecs is accomplished This powerful vegetable
remedy is net stmuiAnt 1t does not brAce up
the .trc machinery FOR honr TWO. Leaving il,
III tbs ten porary eAe,t.meaI has Ia'eed OF, In
Hetss siate Il before. Enth ~ the eff the
dinsry alcoholic nostrams. They resp fhe in
perpetual sau tefween unnatural sct,vi Y and
utter reia. a,ien. Not 20 the BITTkRs. Moderated
with the finest tonic alternative anti-biiious sx-
tracts, ,hsy permanently renforos and ntinnously
r-Ksts the sssim sting organs. sueh ts tss expert
ence tens Il vi usand,. At this dehilitntrs
tina r, When ihs solvent rim IDLE Of tbs gs-;ic
juice I, weAk aed bya constant drain Of the au4nal
aaits tsr,ngh the pores, HosrETTkRs BIrfKRs II an
srties Of prime cssty for the weak To neglect tbs
u.e tonic ard alt.raiye, wonderfully ecaeious
and entirely hsrmlssss simply foteg, tho blessings
alh aud vgar, and voluntarily accept ferbenees
ard discomfort in tn. ir stesd. ljyss dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-30
practice, that !

"A Democratic paper, more honest than
polite, says: 1--WE might have triumphed
with Chase and Hancock but the Conven-
ton preferred to be beaten with Seymour and
Blair Perhaps four years more of ADVERSE
t. may teach us little wisdom
The Philadelphia Press says the Demo-
Gratis havetake care to nominate candidate
for President who was in favor Of the late re
bellon against the Government. and can
dida,e for Vice President who has pledged
himself in favor ofthe next rebellion against
the Government
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-30
TESTIMONIALS.

HOE, aEOHaE W. WOODWARD,
fAkf Jx,t,ee effAe sapreme Court Of Fssnsylronid
Philadelphia, March 10, 1857.
good . aas s.s'e' in a,......' !: a,s...
i've orr,ns md oto graz ben. At N casee
Of debty and sante sarvons setion Y the :, stsn
Yours truly, agn. ". WtnDDWARD"
HON. JAMES THOAPsON.
Jnd9s Of thx sspreme ro.rt y Rsm,y'paniA.
PAiLdde ipAid aptii ~ 1885,
AZ coosideY st5oen@pA'. G~r4sa Nstsss . ,l2able
,aedicsne # attacksc Indiks-tn OF Dysps.a..
can certify this from N, sxpsrfebcs VI It.
JAvsa THOMPSON
From REV. JOS. H. KENNARD, D. D.,
r1.tsr n ne r ath Bpatsa tAay~h, Pailodelphta.
m Jackson- Deer Fir: haSe B. On 6-Quent, re-
aud ID 80 conns my With fecomm, ndatioss OF
dnrert kinds NJ n.dtiee9 but seaBdna The practice
= dst Of my AUpsopsae aAo 4paere, Aass IN
oil tsse. A.elinsd. nj. z.asa sk1 prsst 10
Ritterr depart for troD nsua, cour.e II ex-
pess my flll conviction thst general btttS Of the
syst m and ~, ecidtiy for Liver Complaint II ss
and liable prepDy. t0 In some css+s II may fail but
u-usliy doubt not II vii be very beneficial 10 those
who su3-r nom ~ above sausss
YouD, ssrymeoectfulus
Eight. below Coaies ct,
From Rev. =. .. PEND LII,
Assistant Aditoy CArisiGN Csonicte PAld alpha.
have derive decided bensat from the No Of Hoof-
ana Gsffsa Eittas, md fSiit ~ privilege to reccn
mend them g most valuable tonic all Who are suf
ferins from ger era debility fiom diseases arising
from arrangement OF the liver.
Ysurs, truly,
I'D FESnALL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-30
STATE TICKET.

/ FIR Secretary Of STATE,
ED. WRIGHT, of Cedar County
FIR Auditor IF Sat-.
tuHN A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County.
For Trsnsurer IF STATE,
sAM'L E. RANKIN, of Washington County.
FOR Regisfsr Of stats Land 0tRcs,
G.. C. CARPENTER, Of Webster County.
FIR Attorney Gsn,ral,
O'CONN0R, Of Muscatine Comfy.
FOR MEMBERS oS CONGRESS.
fyrtt D1sf ie4- GE RGE W mccRARY
Sseosd fistriet-Iol WI LIAM SMITH
Irrd Disff iet
t,trth I,strict WILL IAN TOUGH IDGR
FsrA District FtANK ". PALMER.
.H5ut Distrs-t---
<br Jnagsof Circuit foart
.prnN n pRAYER. II Hrnr, County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-30
PRIcEo:

HooEsnd's German Bittsrs, pr bottle. ......si 90
half dossa 3 %
Hoon4nds German Tonic, put up IN quart bott.a. 80
per bottl-, half dosen n 10
Qo Aos fseef 70 examine weel tas sstacls 20 buy,
In rider To re- the genuina
Fer sale ny All Dr1gBasss ana Dealers
u Eedlclnes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-30

WIN EGAR.-PRUssIAG, a cxLxBRATEp CIDER
v,ntGAR, warranted pars. and to p, -e pkkle%
ret Premium awarded a. the Z. Far, VI sis State
Fair aud Chicago ~ Fair. Largest work. OF the kins
cHAs.a =. pRussrso.
APPS leodem 3ssAS4i LAke-sf, oAicaec.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-30
Bachelors Hair Dye.

This speodd Hsfr Dye IL the fsst in ihs world; the
only and perfect Dye; harmsss reliable a.ta
disappointmeDt no ridiculous finss remedie-
he i'll effects Of bad dyer fnvigornsss snd leaves the
Hair soft snd beautiful, tac, brown. fold by oil
Druggists and Perfnmers and properly applied st Batch
eldr's Wig Factory. No Ia Bond street, Neu Fork.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-30

-croay i writing up Seymour and Blair.
1eSet how 'em UP.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-30

TIL }
@ II n NJ a IT
bITTERs
goOlLIyD'S GERIAy BI11ERs
GERMAN :
TONIC.
Prepared by DR.. C.:M...Jacksen.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
THE GREAT REMEDY
Tor All ..Dissasss Of the
Liver. stomach,
or Dlgeslive Organs.
Hooaand's German Bittera
:. s: ! e:
nigsl, c.a.rs and snuf. y free from alcoholic adj
mixture ~ asy ksnd
HDonWDdss German , 0nlc
I. eoAnsston o. Ill tAs insredteats Of the Htters,
v.h Ii. ursst quality Of Sasta C'sss Rnm Grange.
.:s nsl ..., e one . - 70: =. pass
Tno.e pf.ssrrinsa nsdicins free from Alcoholic id
mixture VIII uss
HOOnaud's Germaa Bitters.
In case. OF nervous deprss.ion when some alcoholic
HIGHLANDS GERMAN TONIC
should BE- us-d.
TIE Bjtt-rs Or thu Tonic aye both equally goe ana
coutain the sams msdseiaal virtues. .
The stomach. from variety Of causes snch - Indi
p,.psg Sa,. .ua Ise, a.,.n..s
rhr result Of ~hich l. that the parent sunefs
from eaysrai or pnvs = the f,liosi"E di.s.s.s:
Co0etirn.iou, FIstnlence, InWat4 Piles, Hui
ness &c Blood 70 tho Head. sAcidsty OF
the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for the Food, Fullness
or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructssions, Sink
ing or Fluttering st the Fit
Of the Stomach. Swimming OF
the Head, Hurried or D6cult bres-
thing, Flu.,ering at the Heart. Choking
or Sua coating Sensasions when IN Lying
Postnrs, D,naeass Of Vision, Dots OF
Web hefse,he Sight, Dull Pain In
n ~ NJ HnpaesS.
the ss shin and Gee, Pain
ia the Slider, Back, Chest, Limbs,
etc, Sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burning.
in the Flesh, 4Coaassus lnakinings OF Evil,
and Great Depression OF Spirits.
Those femeuiee will sneetualIy cure Liver Compliant
JAnndce Dyspspsis Chronic or Nervous Debhty Chro-
mic Dsr hee b.-ase o. the Kihneys ."d al Dseasss
faisins from psosdsfsl Liver, stsmssh Or inf'ines
DERlLlTr.
Resulting from anv Cause Whatever;
pRnsTRAfIoN OF THE SYSTEM,
Induced by severe Labor, Hardships,
Exposure, Fevers, etc.
There 10 NO usd,c.e equal to these remedies n
srcn rsses tune and = - ieinpsrsss 70 he whole
T. ' ,s ..s.ss . ... sa.;, u.
sound and healthy tbs yeifo~ tirge ers eafed from
the eye bloom 70 xryen 20 tne cueess .uu ~
and nervous invalid become strong and healthy oens
PersOsas .SdUaSeced II Lite
nd ceiling The md Of tins Weighing heavily upon
IN with ali is attendant ILL.,, Will md IN the use o.
tese BI TAR or the TONI ! ei.xie that will nstil'
ne life into their veins re>tore in measure tns ener
md srdor OF ). uthsu .ys tuild their shrnnk
forms and give health and happn.s. their remain.
leg years
NOTICE.
..t.h,t.h n l.et that fnllv one half OF the
fem.le pcr,on OF our - populati seldom
In the :, j., merit Of Reosd health. 81, . use
Inn ovp a =, sion q -ssvsf -, wsil;' they
= lang dsvoh Of Ill sneay nervous snc
have DO spp.tite
70 this class persons the Bttsrs or the Tonic are
esp. cially commended
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are ade srope ~ the either Of thses remedies
rhey will cure every case o. MARAsNUS without fhil.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated In the
nsorrirfor. vii Allow 81 the pub
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-30

CONNECTICUT having passed registration
law that didn't sui, Democratic wishes an in
genious and en,erprising member Of that par
TT, forced his way in the night into the Sec
Rotary Of States Office, and by an adroit use
of eraser ard acid, altered the law to suit
Democratic views.
Sharp practice, that!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-30

Ak exchange says: 9 The Democratic
Soldiers and Sailors Convention sneered a,
General Grant. and cheered the rebel Gen
Buekner; they dended the victorious career
Of the General Of the United States armies,
and extended the right hand of fellowship to
Wade Hampton, Forrest and their eanfed.
crates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-30
Chicsxo lron Works.

I E,ZA Bvn, 81 {. ~ Franklin street, Ma uiaeture
II Wrouxhs ard Cat lroh tuidIDg-, Dridx,s, etc.
bAnk ssuts, 0oOrs, huttsra, grsupY, ifon lam.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-30
GEN. PALMER ON THE STUMP.

fsr .Iuageo n Circuit rourt.
FIN n DRAWER. II H-ur, County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-30
NOTICE.

web established net that fniiy half Of the
fem.e p,r,ion OF our populati n seldom
In the .js, merit Of n1osd health. s., 2 use
= nd dsvoA Of Ill sosssy sey nervous snc
have appetite.
70 this class persons the Bttsrs the Tonic are
espt cially commended
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are s strope " The uss q either Of thsss remsdies
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated In the
hands u proprietor int Will allow 81 the pub
LEGATION 81 but rev. These II Will be Observed are
men IL note and such standing that they must be be-
Ijevei.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-30
O1is. Pajnls ; nd !. I,s,
Aaddlcry HARDWARE.

1R'0BAM, GOODYEAR Z RAVES, coach and sad-
II dleyy ssrdwhre, trer. Rnb-, Spnkes and n4ht
eAsriAssw RI eprnEs Axes Bolts aud Allcahs Iron,
le1 Lake street.
nASDIN FAY,4i a.a II Lake ,tr,ei, ,nu'1-
turess md DslsEs In Leather, Carriage Good. ard
R~AA.~~~ N~eN~a
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21
9}atioual Arpublitan.

DARK SrABLEs.-Any person who has felt
the pain nd inconvenience Of coming sudden.
~ from dark room into tho full blaze Of day
will easily conceive the necessity Of lighting
stable in a proper manner. This is too often
neglected in confined stables, and the conso
qronces are most distressing to human OBJ.
server Tho poor horse, led suddenly out to
his work. shows his pain by unmistakable ex-
p-egsiOns, stumbles and runs against anything
that may happen to be near, until the eye has
In some degree accommodated itself to the
rev circumstntcrs under which it IL placed
Nor is this all. - continuance of this
charge, from d.rkuess 20 sudden daylight,
tie eye becomes seriously injured.
The JeiiH0, or sensible nerNr, becomes dull
ard mire or less useless; the horses eight Is
injured he starts and SHES at objects which
he sees impertectly, and many rider who has
received dangerous injury has had to thank
his inattention to this simple cause, her
than any vicious habit Of the animal, to which
1t has been attributed.
blindness Is almost certain to DO caused by
inatten ion to the above caution but even
blindness is less dangerous to tho rider than
imperfect sight 10 the irst case the horse is
forced to trust entirely to tho bride; but In
tho latter objects only half distinguished
terrify and staftle though they would under
ordinary circumstances he passed without
notice. London Horse Book.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21
'rHE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On and sf!Or SUNDAY. l7th May .lsCs. N rec daily
trains " IL be run between Baltimore aud Wheel
lug and ParkcIsburg. a. follows:
MAIL TRAIN, for all way points. will leave
atS:Dp p m. " PREss TRAiN viii Isays sI dsIy
Gsxsepi fttH,TdsI m The;s tran; Con
West, Southwest and Northwest
WINCHESTER ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily at i:lop IN. Except SUN
Frederick Junction with train for Frederick aud
at hagcrstOwn Junction with train for usgeTs-
town.
THE ELLICoTr's MILLS TRAIN leave, Bala.
more at eco aud $50 a. N, and % aud 20 p H.
Returning leaves EllicOts Mills at 30 and II 10
a M and 3'' FG& Ghi8&GERRsTowS.
Leave Baltimore at S As u. IN. and 40 p. m con
meeting at HageTstOwn Junction with Washington
Copnty railroad, arriving at HageGstown at ass
$40 and H. a, m, arriving III Baltimore at 1913 A.
FOR WINCHESTER.
Leave Baltimore at as u. NJ. and I 10 p, In ar
irving at WinChester at 265 aud IS p IN. Return.
Ing leave Winchester al and u: IS a. IN arriving
IN Baltimore = FJ Xxx %AshihNsGGftGtSSp p m
Leave Baltimore At $50, 7O5, s:9and o:b a. M. F.,
aud F st56' %S&SssInffSaFoR FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Washington at and ss. m, aud 1880, 2,
''''' ANU '~ FOR ANNAPOLIS.
leave Washington At IN. aud 40 p. IN.
Trains leave Annapglis At Q 30 A. IN. and 40 D. m.
Leave Baltimore iSr washingyo at $50 and 30
naq nnd i g. and z Leave Warrington
Sc, aP pt 10 ENGLRND. Ss. Gte Camden
'''''''' JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLP. General Ticket Agent.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.


HEIDQR' s FIPrH MILITARY DIsTRICT,l
OFPICB CHIEF tOANIsHARI OY suBsIsrRSCE,
ACsTIS, TgxAs. Sept 10, lsGs. }
Sealed proposals, which must be ma 10 In tripl-
cate, will be received At the Office Of the Depot A.
g. at Austin, Texas, until u m. uf November
~, 1885, for suppl ying the United States troops and
others drawing TAtiUus at
Austin, Travis county four onmpaniesI
Bolton, Bell county, one company
Dallas, Dallas county, one company
Pilot drove, UTaysuu county, one company
Sulphur Syringe, Hopkins county, two comPa-
niesi
Woodland, FTeestone county, one company
Fort UriHu, bhaukletOrd county, four oOmpa-
MES;
Port Richardson, Jack county, i've companies
With such Fresh Beef As may he required.
The contract to commence January !, 1870, and
such less tmo as the COmlnissary General Of Sub
sistence may direct.
guarantee Of two responsible persuns, who must
be prepared to enter into bonds In the sum Of one
thousand dollars for each company stationed at
the post they propose to supply,
Bids must be made out separately for each post
No contract W i'll be awarded until the bids have
been submitted 70 the General Commanding Fifth
Military District
COnditionsof contracts and bids same ss u pre-
yiOus advertisements
Proposals. must be plainly endorsed, "PropOsals
for Fresh Beef, at, Texas, - and addressed to
Texas
BY order Of Drsvot Major General Reynolds.
SAM, T, GUSHING,
se29-td Captain and Broyet Major, Chief q, 9.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21
TIE agSCuANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER

the MERCHASrs' Protective USIoS, or,HuIzed
to promo aud protect trade by enabling lis sub
toTbeTs to attain facility and safety in the grant.
ing Of credits, and the recovery Vi claims At all
psInts. have 10 announce that lbey WILL ia San.
tembef, isjs publish ia one large 1I arto roiame,
THB MaReHASrs' PRoTRCTiYg UYIoS MgIsII.
other things tbe NAME EAT5HR az TrsIyEs.
AMOUNT OF CAPIrAL, FIsAsCiAL sFASpISs, AND
RArISd As TO CRBDIr, VI over IOO OO Of the princ-
and public companIes. in pore than 500 Of he
out The uaited STATES, iisir Terrttories, and he
British Provinces Of North America and einbras.
inR the most In portnpt Information attainabIs and
necessary 10 enable Ihs Merchant 10 ssc,tiaIn Al
glance Iie CLPITAL, CHAnioTgR, AND DRGRRE or
CkRDIT Of such Of his customers as are deemed
nFtI anf, uatin I nri.i
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21

Oys.. hEAh9R = FlPrHhILIrAKY DI-TRICr,J
'ff''L "hIET hIAhl-sARYpF NuBsIsFFSCg,
c. AusriN, ThAs, -, lSSS
o"A'"H If'l"Thl-, which musi be mad. IN tr IIII- o
eatr' wal d" r"t",Sgl at tho uflCr n lie Drn,t
T., "a, btl'"hipn, IrKas, until II Ia S,,yrnIL, r
U, ls1s Tor supplylug the tul,rd sIat.S ti
others drawing rAtlunS Al
Dalye.tOu, two CUmp4ul"s;
bfruhH ~ wan uEtpn county, uu. c sIlu4uy
iunt-NllIe, Walker county, ono crurIay;
Bryan station, one company
i!Nlngtune, Polk county, one company;
wharton, wharton county, one COMPANY
With such FRESH BEEF A. may he required
Ihr contract To commence On January /, 1862, and
!" tyntiuu" II force until December n, lsg " neil
may direct
zach bid must be accompanied by the written
guar"hlrr oi two responsible persons, hy must be
prepared 10 enter into bonds Ia the sun u yne thou
they prupusc In supply
b.ds must bee mad. ont srpar tt,ly for .,rh most
~ tIHirdcl wllI be- awarded until the bids have
Military District ''"' '"'' f"'"
yinub Advertisements. " 80 NV
Bids must b. plainly lad rr-ul "pr,py.,als for
FTosh beei ~ -, TeNas, and add I.s.rd la ih,,
Actlug Commlssary II Subsistence, At Galveston,
Texas, '''
BY order Of BreVvI Mai,r General Reynolds.
SAMUEL T. CUsllIHG
soD.td C02tand BrcveI Major. Cht"f'C. :.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21

A late number of AHks Year Round con.
tains an announcement from Mr.. Dickens, that
on the completion of the present volume no
will JrneGce an entirely new series As to
his colleagues, Nj. Dickens remarks that they
will continue to be his associatesiu the new
enterprise, "in company With those younger
comrades whom l have had the pleasure OF en-.
rolling from time to time, and whose number
tits always ono Of my plessantest editorial du.
ties to enlarge" The extra Christmas mum.
her is to be abolished because it has been $50
extensively and regularly, and often initiated
that il is in danger Of becoming tiresome.,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21
PROPOSALS FOR HAY.
HD'QRs FIPTH MILITARY DISTRICT, }
STATS OF TEXAS, OFFICE CHEZ Y. NJ,

STATE OF IkkAs' oFPlGE EhIEI u NJ,
Sealed proposal = IN duplicate will be received ut
this once until u o. clock m. Monday, November
2 Tor supplying the post Of Brownsville with Hay
Tor one year.
Hay to be Of good, clean, merchantable quality,
subject to 4 rigid inspection.
Delivery to commence GU tho first OF December
next, andio be continued 10 such quantities as the
receiving offices may require.
Bidders wi state The kind Of hay proposed to be
delivered aud whether baled or loose.
Each bid must bs accompanied by the names OF
two TespOusb BILE parties (cerlhed to by u clerk OF
court, who will enter into bond aud furnish
good and sufficient security "a ease tho contract Is
conditions theren set forth aud each surety will
state his place Of residence.
Proposals TO be Endorsed "Proposals for Hay for
BTowpsyills'' aud addressed to the undersig ned.
by command Of Breyet Major General Rey-
Breyet Brigadier General aud G. O. NJ. FinE
Military District. oo6-td