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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
To Whom it May Concern.
RANp's PNEUMATIC GAS.
WOUNDED Bf7Ds ALWAYS FLUTrEa

WOUNDED BIRDS ALWAYS PLCrlEa
Tie success RaH Pneumatic Gas las ELECTED ethets
snd .elrty enough from the unsuccessful American rpoei Gas
Light CO 20 exhibit the public pInE Of OEgsHaos
that Is aoa suffering mortal dissolution.
without stopping reply their -oarton remarks and uhtnh
fl leats refer public following from tue
inert Charles NJ Keller
SEwYoeK Feb. g. 1859
DsAR s In your inquiry bsve state that fw se'ts
since employed examine the Rand Patents zoe
manufacturing gas and Tor that purpose hd thorough search uae In
Tho ps.eu a Washington and found that Mr. Rarts Patents
are good valid processes Do not nase pSI
pkteais Yours, CHAs ~ kGLLER
together WITH the positive collateral evidence Of the ah
q all Of Rand statements imp ty ant efficiency o. hs
works can Of he Compshy No 3 Paest, where
the works practical operation and where orders received sns
guarantees gwen all parties that 'hey shan perform eTsyPsrtea
ali hat Is claimed
NETWORK PNEUMATIC GAS COMPANY
schcnck's Puimonc syrup, Schencks >eaweed Tonic,
and Schenck's Mandrake Psrhese three medicines will
cure Consumption The Pi the stomach. liver and
bowels The helps dissolve the food throws oa the
gastric ues and helps dgest before the stomach,
add good sPpeute.
The Puuolie syrup males good rich blood AN three o'ese ms
enes required time This ihe Only 10 Con
sumption patient gro~ eesb be matter Si nPsa
IN the lungs and heal them up
Dr. ScheacE professionally BIS roms No % Bond, New
York on TUESDAY September IS Boston
eesay sspteu every Saturday bis PlcP ohes No.
North srthst Of Comsrcest Philadelphia Pa from 70
American Institute Farmers Glubs-A meeting Of the
vii be held TO-DAY Tssday sept At oocs At hs roots
'S''''-'-' Improvement SIC JOHN W CHAMBERS Secretary.
New orI Association tor the Advancement Of sci.
becoming Of this popular Association male female can leave
their With the Libranau for admission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
SluIitisal 1otitts.

Grant oIGtx. and Eictory.Grsd opening hbhIlNS o.
Eleventh Nari brookyas
EVENING ? 40 O'Clock at their hadagAF-
tors Junction of Fulton Fstbushaes The Hon y NJ he~es
" Brooklyn viii address the meet
inn The a Regiments band viii also be- IN attendance Everybody
Invited 20 attend AIOOSiIs T. lar
NJ H.. CUSNNGHIN, Secretary frssilenL
Meeting of The PIONEER GRANT ANn COLFAX CLUB ofts
will be hell THIS EVENING at hai
49, Hall corner Of hundred and Thrsve ~
All ho favor 81 tue election 81 1rau' snS
collar earnestly invited be ths roh viii h. en Tor
signatures. bbO T. " hbSih In EIoA1ene
r p AsnERsoS BESJ. PACE. Seer-tsues
YOrlvllIe Grant and COlfRX ampRign Club.-A rsEr
lar meeting of tins Club viii be held Masonic Hall EghU sIh,
near Third ave- or THIS TUESDAY EVENING, sept J. Al o'clock
All aeH invited 70 attend. LOhAtlO T. ALLEN, ffes1elI
JACOs I. vAS wSKLK Secretary.
Twelfth Assembly DlstrictA meeting o the U0Os
Republican Association above District viii he he'd THIS Tues
daJ) EVENING 81 the headquarters Of the Association No Avenue
All enrolled members requested 20 attend BY order OF
- II -, i,yet,T S,cret,ry WM Burns, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01

Railroad officers and owners should notice
the advertisement OF the Dreamer Safety Brake In his
paper. The Winter Is coming and we shall probably
have the usual quota OF disasters by broken rails,
wheels. what not And once let 1t be understood
by engineers, conductors, and brakrmen, and even
Passengers 81 an trains that the means are at hand
10 apply every brake and these accidents
VIII be shorn Of half their damage, and In many cases
all damage will be prevented. This invention il now
permanently established, and II Is more than the
duty Of ali Railroad officers avail themselves VI IT'S
hen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
ILLINOIS
A RrrUBLIcAN MEETING AT cmcAGo, ILLM

REPUBLICAN MEETING AT CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
BROKEN UP BY MOB
A meeting was held on the 2Ith MT; OF the
Tanner Club OF the Eighth Ward Of Chicago was ar
ranged That the Irish Republican Tanners OF the same
Ward should participate. On the aIfNa OF the IRISH
Cub the meeting called 10 order ana MI Juh Pope
Hon eft who had been announced 20 speak took the
stand The Irish Club then began 70 hiss MT hOdnett.
and mar every possible attempt 90 create disturbance,
i'm vh, they were successful Clubs pistols ana every
available weapon freely used upon the Republicans,
ana m ,c~ist would have been iOOlhdrdy detachment
n Some n or % Republicans were severely ana dan
p,rOusl. iured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
Botb Of .tbe Grant and Colfax Clubs of Patcr-
PENNSYLVANIA.
GRAND Picnic OF TIE PHILADELPHIA GEEMAN
REPUBLICAN CLUB.

EIFi BLlJAN Gil u.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug U.-This afternoon Il
grand picnic and jubilee under the auspice Of the Cen
trail German Republican Campaign Club was held ~
slbeIberg Garden Twenty fifth and COatos-st n was
tho largest daylight outdoor political gathering ever
known In this city. Ten thousand admission tickets
taken up al the gate, and the supply being exhausted
thousands passed without them sbefbcrR covers
area Of several This WAS literally packed with
human beings. Powerful speeches were made by
Geu Carl SclurZ, the Hon Gausha A. Grow, thr Hon.
Leonard Myers, Col. F0rncy, aud others The demon
sraiOn in honor OF Gen Schurz, ana III reception
was VI tho enthusiastic character. Tonight c de-
lvered an address the citizens OF Germantown. Tho
Republicans never organized before IN Phlade pa
the interest they take in the campaign they Will
poll a heavy vote at the coming election.
THE PHILADELPHIA REPUBLICANS AWAKE.
The Republicans in the Tenth Ward III Phlla-
dephia organized Grant aud Collar Campaign Club
Saturday night and ordered 900 Of equipments The
first meeting addressed by Gen Hector Ilndale Re
publican candidate tor Mayor. Henry e. Howell rs
President ana James NJ Kern is Secretary OF this Club
The organization means work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01

Ike true Republicans and obey the laws Of their adopted
country. He would not advise then as 70 now uley
should vote hut would rejoice know that they voted
with the party whose principles are Ike their own, ana
followed by target shooting which lasted until p IN
Tile first pTize a silver pitcher was awarded 10 capt.
Berg Of New York the second, silver watch, 10 Johh
Miller of Jer,ev CITY, the third silver ptchertO Geo.
Helnlz OF New York the fourth, arevoycr to Frederick
Wieger Of New York The festivities were terminated
with "A hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01

On Friday morning EeanTy Gilmore market
gardener In Queen Anne County, Nd. and his wife
murdered by Michael Bell who aided IN plotting the
murder hy Nj. GilmOres cook. Martha Bardick. The
object Of the crime was revenge and plumber The wO.
man confessed aud il lodged III jul; The man escaped
THE deed was committed with an Mrs. Gilmore was
murdered oarly IN the morning before rising and Mr.
Gilmore a. Lc entered her room shortly after the counts
ftufth p erin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
TIE CHIN1.sE EMRAssY.

BosTON, Aug. 8l.-.Tbe Chinese Embassy Wis
tied The Marine Hospital IN Chelsea today. and -ubt
QuCutlY the Navy Yard, and received with saut,
81 IA guus, and collation. az the residence OF Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
NEM-JERSEY.
TIE DEMOCRACY IN BERGEN.

THE DEMOCRACY II BERGEN.
As the time approaches for the Congressional
Conventions the excitement on the Democratic side Is inc
creased Mr.. Aberti's particular friends working
hard Tor him in Bergen; but he Is renegade Eepub
lean, he viii probably be- dropped after the first ballot
TIE CAMPAIGN N PATERSON.
Both Of the Grant and Colfax Clubs Of Pater-
son turned ont last night In full force for drill Incy
have already attained great proficiency marching aud
military evout0us movement Is on foot bring the
uniforms within the reach ot al citizens VINO dcsous
OF Joining the clubs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
ALBANY I.rMBtR MApKTT.

FOF TAE WEEK TSpING AUG. 81
The ms Ia. been quiet dans as Eet ' riHg soni " 'g'
% pous Frers remain unchanged le afr
Unchanged The osag the Cana Collectors oboe
dsalg seek W. Es tauo I' so ct " nuhsr y ~ D.
tar an 60 20 stavs, VIA Champr Canal fUl2 OBJ frri q
- a. sug The 0losirs are s rsaE pes {" ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01

FreckIe- Tan Pimpies, &C., removed from The g'cR ~
LOTION" sold by bfuGss ihAL"H
: sOs No Broadway, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01

SOLE-A AbanY WednesT the 2Fh inst hV the Rev
s., semi rector Of Trinity Church. TAcoit Rosrhto Cecilia
E,s. sonic daughter Dr Soaie. aud granddaughter
of thg laie Col frer Hsl,ea 81 Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01

For the Toilet, Nursery, aud Hath, use PHAtoSs "a.
PaiIS soar WI chap IAs k sold BY al Druggists % eeu"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01

It, a. 3D. 4b 5tA. Gu. 7,h Gu. Total
A,t'iic'..''''..' Q !
Home Huns NeDonald l. Foul.Bound CachssMl' 81 Radcliffe
j. F., Dof ~ Fo4.s-AhIeto umesi Atlantic. Umpire
t Rygsr of s Club ScorssMeoTs Benton and delaney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
MARRIED.

pbpiohs Flor de Mayo" perfume ur !hs hauikerl
eb'rT SON nv al Druggists and By PHALoS SOS. y. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01

Passr's consult professionally ny ICONS No 70 Bonit
Nee-lork. II hSbAf FeIt fom n a. 3p AL sisce
free Of -hsrgs H, fo horous6 sa W hros'e -
per boe the half dozen MANDEARE PILLS 25 cents
box by druggists sud dealers eSerrWhsI m suppl a.
I.nl .ln.ln nnrr naan. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
HFSRY NEPF.
ALFRED ROBINSON. r. G.
ABRAHAM AKTliJL. z. g..
J. VI OSMAN. n O.
JOSHUA KHiNEMOKB.
JACOB WATERMAN,
JAslk> &. GALHkR.

DAVID CONRAD. MD.
JESSE DgGRELDA
Justice Of the Peace.
CHARLES UINCLL,
Cfpisiu Of Stesmb0at Trenton.
ASDREN HEATH. j..
Captain " Steamboat Washington.
JOSEPH HEAD. IT,
JESSE WAT>Os.
STEPHEN LUCKENS.
ROBERT ALLYN.
MATTHEW 1ODRN
JAMES TORBERl,
OF Waahinglpa House. Tscony
JOHN BLOOMSBURY.
ALDEN VAN EGRAfP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
The National Debt.

The National Debt. ...
SHALL BE PAIDt
NOW READY. NUMBER SIX OF
THE TRIBUNE CAMPAIGN SHEETS.
THE NATIONAL FINANCES,
The National Expenditure.
COMMISSIONERS wEIIss REPORT TIIR NATIONAL DEBT ,
in Full: ais in a Condensed Porn;
THB FINANCE QUESTION,
yalandghsm on tbe Finances.
HOW SHALL THE NATIONAL DEBT BIZ PATDI
The Democratic Platform.
AIRLINE ROUTE TO FINANCIAL RUIN.
Simon Stevens Bond Paving,
THADDEUS STByENSs VIEWS,
Are Z. s Bonds PAYABLE 10 Coin or Lawful Money!
SPEECH by Mr. GARFIELD OF OHIO A.
Republican Economy Democrats kTiravAgsHoe
CARL SCHURZ To TIE GERMANS or KENTUCKY
Senator Sherpan and The World
FUNDING THE NATIONAL DEBT
The National Obligations
THE ACTS OF CONGRESS
f,r Issue Of e. : Notes and Teu.Euriy Lean.
.coNvERSATlOS ABOUT BONDS AND GREENBACKs,
An lrishmans Of the Bsnd Question
Price Two Gents sin gle copy.
30 comics postage paid. 500 100, postage paid, -. ID.
BY ExPREsS 500 copies S. 1000 COPIES, sl5.
Cash With The order
address. THE TRIBUNE New York CRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
LARGE REPUBLICAN GAIN ANTICIPATED.

MONTPELIER, August 3l.-A brisk campaign
viii close in this State with touorrows vote OF the re-
suit there the least doubt Ten 70 nfeen Thousand
more votes than sst year viii bee thrown, Of which tia
Republicans VIII get such proportion 10 make then
majority i've to seven thousand more than u was !ast
fN.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01

~ xou hive the Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness,
Cos,sus.s Ae eating sour has o. saY
80 ~ nj, cn,,ess III ,ou thsnk shsr HAks5Vhs
ALTO LOLESGEs, Sl rie5 s gre, OF hs Boa 500
!, ~ aonl Temps BosOui and a. CtltTBNfONS hedlsal
W.sbeu,s No sfaIe and e'efysheft Mailed Tor % cents
HInyads TRAVELLING Chairs" from go 20 *'y ier IA q
80 ae Any ODE having 81 the hands can proper ana sAc
% H,,Er 10 us child can push gIesn
ps,,o hon INNALDs uAkkAE 20 order Suts your SAS
Po.,.Onieo Nouee.Tle Mas ioI harcpe WI pc a.gssned
nom hb onee TtRspAl THohspAi ana ~ n .s
srlsek ami II Slauoas anu D. Is'i -
n apd D. llilO. ald a AZ IA rlorka ~ Ia "a, ..
p'''" "' JAMES KELLY 2 NJ
Uni,s Hair Dive so cIs.-Black hOsu instantaneous natural
auais hsauiu-the hest m quat' oAs "ai skies btlOt
No Broadway. Sold by AL druggist
-SIoa ,',.h will he awarded 1h- FtFIIE.r GIu. NV
ye.E and Other clihssSrs o1oncr number lANhLk 80
TIoaS." SlSa glI 10 UTVcursI Al sAY NEWSSTAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01

Grant and COliax Uniforms.
Having received letters from ali 81 the country lnuhe
where the and Collar Ne procured beg to nioI
an Republican Clubs Messrs sTSMAN BROTHERS Of No "
Rea New iok The manufacturers appointed by NJ ta
provide the uniforms that all orders mas' Dc sem
RAE THOMAS Pint Vice Prssiiegt
Referring abe above inform the 81 I' a.
Assocsteus q a W. hnA
pared 20 faruish CAPkS and CAPS ebeAhed am aAr 'O"s
ssbess IN all stiles and coars 1900 - osy.,.,
Pohtical. Hanners,
TRANSPARENCIBs, -
PIAGS and LANTERNS At
JOHN " TlLERS
No. 90 Broadway.
Political
RANNERS AND FLAGS,
kfAuA PAINTED AND TO ORDER
RITNTlNG FLAGS ON HAND.
HoJkR = GRAHAM. No VI DsAsssI, esG BrSsdvaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08

INoR WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. c., AND
ALEXANDRIA,, vA.-ExPRESS LINE. .
Tho fine steamship JAMES 8. GREEN, Captain inman,
loading pier 10 East river and Will sail ON SATURDAYS
October TO- at lP. NJ.
For freight or passage apply 70 .,,u. u.vD
- ll0 Wah street, corner South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08
EXPRESSES.

A @. BuRNHAM's FURNITURE, BAGGAGE TX.
IA. press lilo West Eleventh street, near Sixth avenue.
end stored; money AdvanoeA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07

ForR hopeful sons Of Hon. Jacob II. Ella,
n. G. from New Hampshire, were entitled
Frederick Douglas, Wendell Phillips, Parker
PillsbnIy and Charles Sumner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07

Mas. CADY STANTON boldly proclnims that
certain statesmen,in Washington are ''deci-
dedly handsome. They have not as yet re-
turned the compliment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07
Gbe 1ailp 6ate City.
FACTS AND FAHoIEs


Life is a ..conundrum which the sharpest
wit has to give up.
-Iucendiary language 'thoughts that
breathe and words that burn
The advantage Of having corns is, that
yon can always stand on Jour own achers.
Why are newspapers so often called
sheets? Because many Tie in them nowsa-
days.
A very benevolent old lady has taken the
idea into her head Of knitting pair of hose
for q fire engine.
Why should people rot marry for wealth
alone? Because property is not the proper
tie to unite loving hearts.
Why are young ladies at the breaking up
of party like arrows Because they can't
60 off without q beau, and are in culver
until they get one.
Chaplin says should not like to preach
TO congregation who all believe as believe,
Il would as soon preach to basket of eggs in
their smooth compae.ness aud oval formality.
-"Nasbyt' remarks, in private note !:
"There is u good deal Of oratory in me but
| don't do as well as can 10 any one place,
on. of respect to the memory of Patrick Hen
ry.'
Henry Ward Beeeher is writing 'Life
Of Christ. A contemporary observes;
There is an excellent history of Christ in q
work called the New Testament, which is not
likely to be improved upon"
A crazy fellow in Missouri town de-
clared that he was sent on earth to redeem
all things. Bat one of his audience carried a
Confederate note to him and made him con-
fess his inability to go as far as that.
The best thing to give an enemy is for
giyness; to your opponent, tolerance to a
friend, your heart to your child, good ex-
ample; to father. Difference; to your
mother conduct that will make her proud Of
YOU to yourself, respect to all men, charl-
ty.
DR.. Hall assails. the idea that men rest
by doing nothing He says the only health-
full rest, as long as our physical condition re-
mains as it is. it is tohe busy. Men of force,
and industry will everywhere tell you, at is
the hardest thing in the world to do nothing, 7
Riding on a railroad for the first time, a
Western gentlemen, whent the conductor cali
ed for his fare, handed him fve-dollar bill,
with the remark Let the thing git. ! don't
want any change. Never rode in the keers
before and am willing to pay something extra
for the fun.
BtsMAaE has found ii necessary to abstain
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07
fet2s au-Thur
Assignee.s Notice OF Appoint.
meHt.

District cour. Of fhe United States for The District
Iaws-In Bankruptcy. In tho matter Of Robert n.
Moore, bankrupt.
70 mhom 1t may CONCERN;
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
mont assignee Of the estate of Robert H. Moore
Burlinst0n N the county ef Des Moines In said Dis
tric and who WIS., to VII fke 18th day Of January
1868. Adudged bankrupt uron bis own petition BY
John Bruce. Register In Bankruptcy Of said Court.
Dated at Ksoknk, Iowa. the 10Th day OF February,
D 1903. WN BALLIHGER Assignee. F
marSat3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07
Notice of Appoint
mHnf

District Court OF the United States for the District Of
Io~a-In Bankruptcy. In the matter Of John Hard.
wick, bankrupt.
10 srhen, b may eoac>rT:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment Assignee of the estate CT John Haeivick, Of
Dover, in the comfy Of Lee in said District and who
was, to-wit, on the 2d day Of January, 1s6 ,ad-
Judged bankrupt upon his petition, by John Bruce
Rsgister in Bankruptcy Of said sonrt.
Dated at Keokuk, Iowa, the sosh day OF February,
D 1868 VIM. BALLIhGER, Assignee.
mar1Sat3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07

BIsMAsE has found it necessary to abstain
from ehurch-going on account OF his health.
We know some folks that must keep their
health in prime order.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07
Assignee's Notice of appointment

In the District Coart Of tne United States for the Dis
triet Of iowa. In bankruptcy, In the matter Of 4
Ra WFord, BankrnFts
70 whom may concern
fEyHE undersigned, Hiram Knowles, hereby gives no.
tice Of his appointment Assignee OF the estates
DER D W Ford OF Kehknk, County Of L.e, State of
lows, In said District, who werr to-vit the 20th
day Of December. A. D.. 1851, adjudgei BAnkrupts
upon their petitions BY John bruce Register in
Bankruptcy Of the said Court.
Dated at Keokuk, lows, l4th day Of February, A. D.
1852. -HIRAM KNOWLES,
fal6daY-6 AksiRnee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07
Assignee's Notice of appointment.

AssIRHto > NOllcb vi appointments.
In tho District Court the United States for the District
Of Icws,in Bankruptcy. In tbs matter Of Patrick
McMannns, Bankrupt
To ,caoas Il may caxesrn
THE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
u msnt ~ Assignee OF the estate Of Patrick McMan
nus Of kecknk, in the county Of Lee in said District
and who was, to-vt on the l6sh day OF January. a
1863 Adudged bankrupt upon his own petition By John
Bruce, Register 10 Bankruptcy in said Court.
Dated ~ Keokuk tho 75th day Of February, 1858.
LOREN G. BOWEL,
fet2S 3E-Thrr Assignee.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR DUPLICATE LAND
n WARRANTS.
,DEPARTsEXT or rus IyTERI

PENsIoY OPPICB, May 10, 1865. !
Application having been made under the act Of
June ., $780, for the reissue Of the following de-
scrlbed Land Warrants. which are alleged TO have
been lost destroyed Notice Is hereby given that
at the date following the description Of each war.
BIO Teissued, II no valid objection should then ap-
pear:
No A. 29o, for leo acres, issued under the act Of
March - 1893, In the name Of Kellogg Perry, aud
was granted November Is, 1876 August 8, 1865.
No 9,0ol, Tor ltO Aefos, issued undeT the act Of
was granted October 2, 1850, soptembeT6, 1865,
No go, for W acres issued under the act March
3, 1855, ln the name Of Cl0m0nco HALEY, widow Of
George HALEY, DECEASED, and wss granted Mayo
No. 90, 246, for 100 acres, issued under the act
February II, 1877, In the name Of Willis LeaIb
father aud h0lr.st.law sfOlRTk b. Leath, deceased
and was granted May 30, 1873. August %, 1865
No, 69, II for 100 acres, tssned under the act Of
March 8, 1850 In tho names Of the minor CD OF
II, 1851 September 10, 1903
- No, blsl, for 10y acres, issued under the act Of
February II, 1917, in the name Of Elizabeth ThOp-
son, mother aud heiT-at-law VI Daniel hGAlisteT
Thompson, deceased, and was granted September
80, 1857, September 20, 1865
No. 69,lOi for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
nett. and was granted May ~, 1870 October 5, 1855
No, q i02, for l6O acres, issued under the act OF
March y, 1880, In the name Of Adam NTOman, and
was granted June Q. 1851. October II, 1865,
. No, ~ 80 for 100 acres, Issued under tho act Of
March ,, 1873, In the name Of John Floyd johnson,
and was granted August 0, 1866. October. II, 1868
September, 1850, In the name Of Levi Lewis, and
was granted August 9, 1851. gsISbsr q. isGs
Commissioner Of Pensions.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND STRAW.
MIauLSnrnN Id ~ InIr III lsGs

}
aa.ll y August u iS6s, ioT Furnishing all the
az dapS h
year commeneins october ISIS Forage and Straw
q b 81 Ss ss y S S @
S9S a. sd
in good sacks, q about Two bushels Saeh' aity.siI
about three bushels each OF not less than thirty
two lJ2) pounds to the bushel; Hay aud Straw
baled. and to weigh two thousand 2,oOO pounds
Bids will hlsobe received for hay ugtaled.
Bidders will state tho price Of racks separate,
OF oats aud corn per bushei, aud Of hay aud straw
We now use about eight thousand q, OOo) bushels
Of gTain, ono hundred and eighty (loJ tons Of hay
aud thirty eight lSs tons 81 straw per mqnth bu!
the rse .SS S 81 a
contractor win be. required 10 keep At least two
months supply e forage and ~, straw on hand. and
Guarantees will be furnished with each bid, In
The sun Of ten thousand dollar, signed BY two re
fGl, within ten days after his acceptance, execute
4 contract In aoeOrdspee with above requirements.
before the 18th day Of September next Satisfactory
evidence that he is prepared to commence fulfilling
Payments will be made monthly for quantity oil
forage aud straw delivered, IN funds or AS soor
iios 10 whom delivery has been ordered.
djilSTs, signed By Himself and two accepted sure
ties, will be required Of tho successful bidder fol
| the faithful fulnlment OF hts contract,
Should the contractor fail to furnish the kind ni
quantity Of forage and straw required, 1t will b.
purchased Ia open market, and the excess VI cos
| charged to him,
| All bids will be submitted to the Quarternaste
| General before awarding contract
| Proposals will ba addressed to the nndersi gned
marked Proposals. for Forage and bidders ART
| inyiod 10 be present ut the opening Of tho bids.
| by order ofthe QuarteTmaster General.
| J. g. hCFERRAN.
| Deputy ouATterInasteT General, and
| Rug3-td Brig, Gen, U. 3, A, Depot q, NJ.