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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-08-05

AID INTERIM APPOINTMENTS. s.-The follow
ing is full text of the bill relative to al
interim appointments, which has recently
,ocsod both Houses of Congress:
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IhlrQ. General heyDOluS Will Colliu"Hu
tho Fifth Military District, composing
Texas, headquarters at Austin. .
Fourth. Louisiana and Arkansas Will
constitute the Department Of Louisiana.
General Rousseau commanding at Now
Orleans. General Buchanan will con-
tinue in command until relieved by Con.
Rousseau.
Fifth General George Cooke relieves
General Rousseau in the Department OF
Columbia.
Sixth. General Candy is reassigned to
command the Department of Washington.
Seventh. General Edward Hatch, Co
lionel of the Ninth Cavalry, relieves Gen.
buchanan as Assistant Commissioner of
the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and
Abandoned Lands in Louisiana.
WASHINGTON, July 30.
Twenty-Five radical members of Con-
gress had q private meeting last night.
A member of Grants staff was present
It is stated that the President was weak
enine under apprehension of impeach-
lment in September, and would not re,
move Rollins. The opinion is expressed
that under Yesterdays order from the
War Department, the Southern States
would undoubtedly 60 Democratic. and
tho removal of tho President, so far as
these present could go, was determined
upon. The prospect looked gloomy TO
most nembers; but Grants election was
regarded a patriotic necessity, which
must be achieved.
WASHINGTON, July 30.
The State Department has issued to
the Russian Minister treasury check Tor
s7,2OOOOO in gold, which closed tho Alas
ka transaction.
The South Carolina and Georgia Leg
islaturce, in the recent elections, which
indicate tho abandonment OF extreme
views, creates CONSERVATION in radical
circles here.
Tho Republican Executive Committoe
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ON and after FRIDAY, the 9Th instant, Passenger
Trains will run daily, Sundays excepted, as fol-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-08-05

Is THIS Cons JuDGMENT.-Mrs. Surratt
was hung for being an accomplice IN the
murder Of Lincoln. The testimony on
which she was convicted was that OF four
men Baker, Montgomery, Clever and
Conover,-precious scoundrels. Baker is
now dead-Montgomery is now in prison
for embezzlement-Clev has been con-
victed of an infamous offence, while Como
yer is serving out term in the penitenti-
ary. Preston King, who prevented Mrs.
Surratt's daughter from seeing the Presi,
dent in behalf Of her mother, committed
suicide by drowning in the North river;
while Lane, who supported Alng III ms Is
conduct towards Miss Surratt, shot himself
in St. Louis; and now Stanton, who kept
all the records of that trial from the l'res-
idcnt. at last sneaks out of the War Office
like n miserable hound that has been de-
tected in stealing sheep. Gods Judgments
are sometimes slow, but they are very sure.
The Radical party that upheld this inta-
nous crowd in it's rascality, has yet Its
Judgment to receive. That will be done
in November next.
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AD INTERIM APPOINTMENTS follow
inc is full text of the bill relative to al
interim appointments, which has recently
passed both Houses of Congress-:
SEC. ]. BE it enacted, DC, That in case
of the death, resignation, absence, or
sickness of the head Of any executive de-
partmcnt of the Government, the first or
sole assistant thereof shall, unless otherwise
directed by the President of the United
States, as is hereinafter provided, perform
the duties of such head until q successor
shall be appointed, or such absence or
sickness shall cease.
SEC. .. And be it further enacted, That
in case of the death, resignation, absence,
or sickness of the chief of any bureau, or OF
any officer thereof, except the Commission
er of Patents, whose appointment is not
in tho head of any executive department.,
the deputy of such chief or of such officer,
or if there be no deputy, then the chief
clerk of such bureau, shall, unless other
wise directed by the President of the Uni
ted States, as hereinafter provided, perform
the duties of such chief or such officer,
until successor be appointed, or such
absence or sickness shall cease; and no
appointment, designation, or assignment
otherwise than herein provided in the
cases mentioned in the first, second, and
third sections of this act, shall be made
except to fill vacancy happening during
the recess of the Senate.
Sec. 8. And be it enacted, That in any of
the cases hereinbefore mentioned it shall
be lawful for the President of the United
States, in his discretion, to authorize and
direct the heads of any other executive
department or other officer in either OF
those departments whose appointment is
bv and with the advice of the Senate vested
in the President, to perform the duties OF
an office vacant as aforesaid until sue
cessor bo appointed, or the sickness or alb
sence of the incumbens shall cease; Pro
vidcd, That nothing in this act shah
authorize the supplying as aforesaid a
vacancy for a longer period than ten days
hen such vacancy shall DO occasioned by
death or resignation, and the officer SC
performing the duties of the office tempo
rarily vacated, shall not be entitled to ex
ira compensation therefor; And provided
also, That in case of the death, resignation
absence, OF sickness of the Commissioner Of
Patents, the duties of said Commissioners
until successor be appointed, or such alb
sence or sickness shall cease, shall devolve
upon the examiner in chief in said office
the oldest i'll length Of commission.
SEC. 4. And be it further sa6tetea, That
all acts heretofore passed on the subject o
temporarily supplying vacancies in exeeu
tive departments, or which empower the
President to authorize any person or per
sons to perform the duties of the heads o
any executive department, or of any off
Ger in either of the departments, in case o
vacancy therein, or the inability of sucl
head of department. or officer to discharge
the duties of his Office, and all laws incon
sistent will. tine provisions Of this act, th'
SANG are hereby repealed.
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-"IIas the railroad got in ?" asked q
gentleman of an Irishman, standing ut
the depot, thinking to quiz him. Conc
ind has, sir," was Pats roply.
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Change of Schedule on the G. 6 G..
Railroad.

ON and after FRIDAY, the 9Th instant, Passenger
Trains will run daily, Sundays excepted, as fol-
lows:
Leave Columbia at 700 .. m.
Alston at 800
Ncwbcrry at 1O.oo
Arrive OF Abbeville at S.oG P. mi
at Anderson at 6.15
at Greenvillea at 600
Leave Greenville at 6.0O O. M
Anderson at go
AbbeviIle at $40
{" Newberry at 1.25 p. m.
Arrive at Aston at 3.OO
" at olumbia at 5.oo
Trains on the Blue Ridge Railroad vii! afso run
dailv. SUNDAYS excepted, connected With the up
and down trains on the Greenyllle anu CoiumOio
Railroad, as follows:
Leave Anderson at o.ao p. M'
/" Pendleton as o.o
Arrive at Walhaa % e.Vo
Leave Walhalla at 4.oo 8. m'
&c Pendleton Mt eTv
Arrive at Anderson at o.4o
The train will return from Bclton to Anderson
on Monday and Friday mornings =.
JAMES 0. MEREDITH, Gen: Sup'e'
Dec 8, 1867
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Greenville & Columbia RairoadC Co.

THIS company has now for sale, in lieu o., Of
"Season Tickets" Ticket which entities perso"
to travel over the road
1000 Miles for $40.
Within one year from date Of purchase. me rl
iuni Ssw%crry Abbcvillc Anderson and Green
.Grh'''' i'imn i''"'e W. ASTON GIBBES,
'i"'' General Ticket Agent G. S e. r. E.
Nay 20, 1868 10 70
The national Republican., 1868-12-09
FOR PAPER AND TwINEs.
PosL oIYIoE DEPARTMENT.


ss.ss tS s.ssysa $ S.ps.,
$sIssS, aqcn, o. israI:hiSs ~ ing %sspptss RsSsi sad
States, for one year from the nrst day Of febru-
MA Ma article, to be R: sSlSsrsa * @ l,s. q expense @
once Department at Washington b. g..
hS s%sIs,d SS'n9,dy sS and the
fs,ooj rsans of wTapPlpg Paper, 2OID inches in
& e 70 AIT &Rf "A asa IfEsab 70 a.
nspt. and to weigh % pounds to the ream.
,.o and each h resm s 70 contain perfect qri5sss
inches In sire. to weigh o' pounds to the
q f's pr S'ssi s .1ssf'i .na 70 r%Rs %ss
sCSads SSae PSSas soaas. each sop rv,D. ,bo0
Tsh & rom Sa iIsS iH 20 HS And in balls
PropCsSis VII b rses!vsd iCr r each srticlo sepa.
rSIsly. or for al the articles. es.,.,-,,.,
lowest and Ssst bidder, 70 be dOtsrinoa aftsr
SsS I'D VIII n s Sr aS
More or less than tie estimated quantities may
nay squire At the dissfsiiOS a. Of lie FastnRStsf
S.nRiss e such such article. 81 now S,sd at the Pos!
Blank Agency oft6e Post Ohiee Department.
Bidders WI IePd samples OF such articles as they
Ess6 ID ddsr PSst furnish with HI, proposal guar.
anteea OF his ABILITY TO comply with his bid, and
are reliable persons.
Two sufficient suIetles will be required to a con-
tract.
A failure to furnish an article contracted for
promptlyi or furnishing an article Inferior 10 that
for q forfeiture Of the contract
Bids mot made IN conformity with this notice will
Proposals must be mark ed on the envelope with
the name OF the article bid for, and he letter ad
WAshington, d. @. ALEX, W. RANDALL,
nol0-wot Postm aster General
WRAPRINd PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
The national Republican., 1868-12-09
Aatiuual gepablitau.

Tns HOLIDAYS are approaching the season
Of the year when, BY general custom, pres.
snts are exchanged. when festivities are the
rule, and all classes give themselves up to
enjoyment and are most lavish Of their means.
At this season, more than at any other, the
advertising columns Of the nsw,papss are
consulted to ascertain whore the best and
chsape,t article for use or ornament can bs
obtained, and he Is wissst who FIRST avsils him.
self Of this means Of bringing his wares to the
attention Of the public. Tho REPUBLIcA AN
offers unsIosilod advantages to advertisers,
and as We are shortly to prepare our special
holiday notices Of the best places to purchase,
dealers generally will and II to their advau.
tage to send 10 their Advertisements at once.
The national Republican., 1868-12-09
pRoPOsALs FOR SUPPLIES.

oPYIoB OF PArNAsTER U. 8. EAvY,l
No. 4& CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8, 1865
Sealed proposals, Endorsed Proposals. for SUP;
plies will be received at this office until u
o'clock m ,on the l0th OF December. for furnishing
the United states Navy Department with the fol-
iect TO inspection by the Inspecting oihcer at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard, where they are to be de-
liyersd free Of expense to tho Government, for
..FoK BU UHEIU oF CONSTRUCTION. &c.
I'D gallons Sperm Oil.
6Sh gallons Lard Oil.
All 70 be winter strained or bagged, of the best
In tight and suitable barrels.
The foregoing is required in consequence Of tho
tract.
BY order OF Bureau Of Constructors, ,&c.
II. NJ. HBlSKELL,
de7-td Paymaster U. 3. Navy.
The national Republican., 1868-12-09
pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
orrIcE or Posr CoNNlasARY. /

oFFIcB OF PosT CoaNtssARY,l
BATON kouoE, LA. Nov. "a, lSeS !
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, with copy OF
this advertisement attached, will be received Ct
this office, until II o'clock m. , on THURSDAY,
December 10, 1ses. for supplying this Post with
Fresh Beef,
Tho Beef to be the best the market affords, in
equal proportions OF fore and hind quarters meek.
shanks, and kidney tallow to be excluded,) to be
furnished in such quantities and as often as may
be required.
The deliyeries to be secured by. a contract with
good and cient bond. to be In force for (6l Vi x
months ,(or such less time as the COmmissary Cen
erRl Of Subsistence may direct) commencing on
the first day Of January. 1860, and ending GU the
thirtieth day OF June, lSp.
=. Payments will be made monthly. or as early
thereafter as funds bo received therefor, and In
such funds as may be furnished by the United
States.
Indorse envelopes proposals for Fresh Beef, -
and address the same 10 the undersigned.
TH0S. LATC1lFoRD,
First Lieut.. 10th U. s. Infantry, Assistant Com :
mlhsAIY of SnhalhIanca. decl ID
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pRoPosALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

HEApQUARTERs FIRST MILITARY DIsTRIcr,)
OFFICE Con. OF SuBsIsrRNcR, }
RIoHAosD. Va. Dec, o, 1865 }
Sealed proposals. which must be ln duplicate,
with q copy OF the dyertsement attached to each,
arc invited until THURSDAY, the 10th Instant,
at noon. for supplying the United States Subsist-
ence Department with the following articles, viz;
600 barrels Extra Flour, brand to be stated.
1000 pounds Of Rice, in barrels or casks
so pounds Green Rio Coffee, in double sacks.
I. 90 pounds Adamantins Candles, full weight, In
strong boxes, strapped with green hickory.
1, 000 pounds Of Common Soap, In strong boxes,
strapped with green hickory,
Bidders will submit fair samples Of the article
(or artcles) they propose to furnish together with
such Information may be necessary TO q full and
complete understanding Of the proposal. Standard
samples may besesn At this once. All stores &C
eeptsd under this ad,er.lsenept must be delivered
In excellent shipping order at the United States Sub
sistenee Department, No. l2l5 Cary street, Rich
mond, virginia, within one week after the ac-
eeptance the bid, subject to the Inspection Of the
undersigned.
Payments and conditions as usual. Further par
ticulars obtained upon application to this ofles
By order Of Brevet Major General A. b. Eaton.
W. A, ELDERKTN,
Breyet Major aud Chief C. s., FIRST Military Dis
trict. deo9-td
The national Republican., 1868-12-09
PROPOSALS PoR ARMY TRAYsPoRTATIoY
HD'9Rs: FITTM military DIsrarcr,

STATE OF TEXAS, OFFICE CHfEP q. NJ,
AUSTIN, TBNAs, October "a, l56s.
Sealed proposals. In duplicate will be received at
this omce until MONDAY, December IA, 1855, at
IL O'Clock, IN. for the transportation Of military
supplies from the first day OF January, 1890, TO the
thirty day OF December, 1850, the following
route, viz:
From San Antonio 70 all military posts and
frontier, south o. Red river, and north Of 80 dc.
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred uOO)
pounds, per one hundred tl0O) miles at which they
will transport said supplies.
Bidders should give their names in full, as we'll
as their places Of residence, and each propos al
should be Accompanied by bond In the sum Of teu
thousand tsl0.00) dollars, signed by two or moro
responsible persons, guaranteeing that In case tho
contract Is awarded for the route mentioned in the
proposals to the parties proposing, the contract
will be accepted and entered into, and good and
sufci security furnished by said parties In ae-
cordance with the terms Of this advertisement
The amount OF bonds required from the contractor
will be ffty thousand $50 0oo) dollars.
Satisfactory evidence Of the solveney Of each bid
Forms OF contract may be seen at the Office OF tho
Depot Quartermaster at San Antonio and at Mar
shall, Texas, aud at this Office,
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
that may be offered.
: Proposals must be lndorsed proposals for Army
and addressed to tho under
signed.
nOlda, J. A POTTER,
Military District. no9-td
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HUDSON RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
M n STATE hrnEET

UNITED STATES EsGISEER oFFIcE,)
No. Il STATE STREET, J
ALgASr,, N; y. Dec ;. 1858,
until u O'clock m. MONDAY, January is, 1869.
provement, between Troy and New Baltimore. as
l. For 900 cubic yards. moro or less. Of Bubble
Stone. delivered In the dikes, and leyeled on top.
For 1872 900 feet or less, Of Piles, Oak Pine.
Chestnut, Spruce or Hackmatack: Piles to be not
less than twelve inches In diameter at the butt,
o, 900 feet Of them to be more than % feet long
For Driving lsO, 900 feet Of Piles, more or less.
Z. Fer the Timber Work on 2,eoO feet. Gore or
:: foT !SS timber Work on $500 feet. more or
9. For 1000 pounds, more or less, OF ono-inch
Wrought Iron Spike, without heads.
Bids will be received for so much per cubic
for Piles, for Driving. and for Timber Work
hce, and no bid will be received unless made on
the printed form, and properly certified
Specimens Of Stone and Iron. plans aud specia-
cations Of Timber Work. and maps Of the riyor
show Ing soundings, &c can be seen at this Office
where all possible Information will be given to
parties desiring to bid.
Successful bidders will be required to enter into
contract with the United States, with good and
sufficient sureties, stamps for contracts and bonds
to be furnished by tho contractor.
The United States reserves the right TO reject all
bids deemed disadvantageous.
By order Of Broyct MAJ. Ger; John Newton.
JOHN NJ. WILSON,
deci Maj. Eng RS. Bvt. Col. U. 5. A.
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FRESH BEEF FRESH BRR

oPRIcE Asst Con-. OF sUBsIsTgSoB.}
AUgusTA ARSENAL, Ga !
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at this ofiee, until y o'clock m. on TUESDAY,
troops at Augusta Arsenal, 6eoTsia, for six t6)
months, beginning January lst, 1850, and ending
June 80, 1850.
The Beef furnished to be OF good marketable
quality, composed Of equal proportions Of fore and
excluded and to be delivered 10 such % aaSutitiSs
and At such time and place as the commanding OH .
cer OF the arsenal shall designate
The successful bidder will be required to give
bonds for the faithful performance OF tho contract
~ e my ~, 70 @ De , ~ rS sny H w
and complete the contract and bond upon the day
above mentioned. d, W. FLAGLER,
Hnoy25.td Byt Ii. Col. U. s. a., and a. d. s.
The national Republican., 1868-12-09
Proposals,
pPoPosALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
HEAberARTERs FUrH MILITARY ptsrpIer,
sTATE or TExAs. OHYIoR on IHIEH b. M

S'A'h VI ihAAs. OIIiCE OF CHEZ n. M.
c..,., hrstty,TExAs, Oct. "a, 1865.
a. TINS once until Monday, De .embef ID, isss.
Twelve clock m. for the iran sporation or mill.
tary supplies from the hrst day of January, lsGa
20 the thirty first day Of December, 1860, on The
',O" RGUTB NUMBER 4,
FROM lndianOla to San Antonio and all inferno.
diate points
Bidders will state the rate per ono hundred uOO)
VIII Transport said supplies.
bidders should give their names In full, as well
~ thelt places OF residence, and each proposal
thousand lslo.ool dollars, signed BY Two or more
tSeenptrsei persons, gpsr,,pteeing that, in case
viii be accepted and entered spa saos ,ns ,s
aeTrYSEdanee TS with the terms Of this advertisement
Tor VIII be nny thousand tS50, ,OOoj doIlaTs
Satisfactory evidence OF the solyeney Of each
quired. ' "''' 'o i'-
Forms Of contract may be seen at the ONCE Of tho
Depot Quartermaster at San Antonio and at Mar.
shall, Texas, and at this Office.
that may be offered.
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals for Army
Transportation, and addressed to the under.
signed.
N command of Brovet MajOr General 4 Rcy
District
The national Republican., 1868-12-09
FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
HEArGrARTERs FUTH MILITARY DIsrRTcr,)
STATE oP TEXAS, |
OFFICE OF CHIEF oUAETERNAsrER,

. ACsTIS, TEXAS. Nov. 8, 1885.
at this office until MONDAY, December ii, 1855.
at Il m, for the Transportation OF Military Sup.
plies, from the lstday Of January, 1850, to the 9st
day Of December 1850, on the following route, ,viz
ROUTE NO,
From Corpus Christi to all Military Posts and
Camps that are or may be established on the Rio
Grando river, south OF 81 deg north latitude. aud
all intermediate points.
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred QOO)
pounds per one hundred llUOJ miles At which they
will Transport said supplies.
Bidders should give their names In full, as woll
as their places Of residence, and each proposal
should be accompanied by abOnd In the sum OF ten
thousand ClO,COO dollars, signed by two or more
RESPONSE persons, guaranteeing that In case tho
contract is awarded for tho route mentioned in tho
proposal to the parties proposing, tho contract will
be accepted and entered into, and good and sun
olent security furnished by said PARTIES in accord
Rnce with the terms Of this advertisement.
tor will bs hfty thousand (bO, ,OO) dollars.
Satisfactory evidence OF the solyeney Of each
bidder aad person offered AS security will be re-
quirel.
Forms Of contract may he seen at the Office Of the
Depot Quartermastcr at sAn Antonio, and ut
Brownsville. Texas, aud at this Office.
The right Is reserved to rcIectany or all bids tn
may be offered,
Proposals must be iudorsed "PrOposals for
Army Transportation, and addressed 10 tho un'
dersignCd.
By Command of Drovet Mai. General J J. Rsy-
nolds. J. A. POTTER,
nOyls-td
The national Republican., 1868-12-09
pRoPosALs FOR LONG FORAGE.
HELD'oRs FIYrH MILITARY DISTRICT,
srArE or TsxIs. OyFicR o. q NJ.

HEEtpss, EIi,so, EIsTs hb55TasT 6I;rs cDDlsrsor.l
AusTIE, TBxAs, Nov. "a, 1sS.
Sealed proposais, n duplicate, viii be received
At this once until h0MpAr. December q, 1893. At
my tons Of Long Forage Il San Antonio, Texas
FODDER. sheaf Oats. hillet, and Button Grass
ohantable quality, perfectly cured and cut from
this years crop-subject to q rigid Inspection.
Delivery to CONNIE within ten avs after aw ard
is made and contract accepted and 70 be continued
at such time and In such quantities as the reeev-
ing ofhcer may require,
amount
Bids to be sealed and indorsed Proposals for
Long forN ge, and addressed to the und ersi Ened.
By command Of Brevet Major General ReynOlds.
Breyet Brigadier General and Chief ouartermastsr
Fifth Military District. de0.td
The national Republican., 1868-12-09
Proposals..
PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF.

ISDIASAPoLfs Arsenal, ISBIAxA,(
December o, 1858. !
Sealed proposals for the supply on the troops at
this Arsenal with fresh Beef from January 1862,
slant.
The Fresh Beef TO bs delivered In such quanti.
ing ofneer,
dressed to the commanding onacer, indianapolis
Arsenal. and marked 'Prcpo.als fer Prssh Beef !"
They will be opened at the Arsenal once at 10 q.
M. Deesnber ls, at which lime bidders are in.
Captain Ordnance, Brevet Lieut.. Col, o. 8, A.,
Commanding. deeQ.td
The national Republican., 1868-12-09
d r o p o 8 A L 8.
"NApSVda aHri6s Gnirr anAsrsRn%IsrER. nj %

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF DAKoTA,l
OFEIcE CgIEH QuARTERhlsIER, /
ST. PAUL, MIsN., Oct. 10. 1865.
Proposals will be received by the undersigned
until December 81 lsos, to erect IN aeccrdance with
the plans and specifications hle In this ofce. .cer
tain Barracks, Quarters, and other Public Build
inEs at Fort Totten, D. The bids will be in de-
said, for each building such part Of each as may
BE- required separately; and for tho material in
whole or part, according to the requirements Of the
case. An the labor, mechanical or other, to be
done by the contractor.
This Invitation is made only 10 men OF business
aud capital, or who can command capital and who
are In coalition 70 do what 1t is desired TO have
done on the part Of the Government
3, b. HoJABIRD,
oc23-d Deputy q. N. General. u. s, A.
The national Republican., 1868-12-09
PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER AND SHINGLES.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY pIsTRIcT,l
oITlSE CHrEg GrAEIEg;SAisEGsH' ;,SrS ~ !. .GsH

q " NITNI IENN7l .NWNy IIUVF ~
Sealed proposals, IN dnplcate, VIII be received
at this Olicco until SATURDAY, December ~, lSOS,
at II clock, IN. , tor furnishing tho Quartsrnas-
tors Department at Fort Duncan, Texas, with
such quantity ut Lumber and shtngl0s as may bo
Lumber and shingles 10 bS Of hrst quality, and
thCm,
B.dders will stRto the kind Of Lumber and Shin.
giles which they propose TO furnish.
Delivery ~ commence from date OF contract, aud
10 bo continued in such quantities, aud ut such
tIme, Us may be required by the receiving ohlcer
Proposals. must be plainly Endorsed, "PTOposa.s
for Lumber and Shingles, aud addressed 10 tho
undersigned.
,BS BS command of Brevst Major General, ! Rey'
BTeyet BTigadler General and {. q N Ttuh MIL.
tary District, lJ-J'ld