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New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
THE STATE LEGISLATURES.
NEW-YORK.
TuF NV STATE OFFICERS SWORN IN.

The NEW SIAIE OFfICEks sWUhN IN,
ALBANY n Y, Jan. 2.-The new State officers
were sworn n Yesterday, and took possession OF their
offices to-day The heads OF the several Departments
have not yet completed their appointments 1Ae IOo"-
ing Is the list as far as made OUT -
Controllers Onoe-Dayd b. Cole, Geo. H. Goodwin;
Richard G. Miks and John T. Allen, have been appointed
Clerks. Notices OF removal have been served upon
Messrs Chaplin Demng, Bronx. Schuyler and kayanagh
TTeqsiuer's O1ice-The following are the appointments
in this office Deputy, O. Packard Cashier, T. l3riant
fold incumbenU BOokkeeper Edwin Ellis; Cheek CierA'
J.. A. Brett (old Incumbent. ,,.,,,
Secretary OF States OGce.-Deputy Diedrch Willers,
jr. Of Seneca Chief Clerk Morven NJ Jones OF oneida
Clerks Messrs C. H. Mcneil Il. A Reed W. IL Doughty,
Edwin n HYDE ". II. Farrell and G. W Van santvoord
The Deputy Mr.. Wilers has once before occupied ths
position. -,
Sate Engneer's O0ce-s. II. Sweet is restored to the
post Of Dspufy which he has heretofore filed WIN
marked ability. MI III. A Petrle OF New-l OH mas Deen
aDpOiutQd
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
MAPYLAND.

A MARYLAND JUDGE on THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
FREDERICK, Nd, Jan. "A colored man
named Jones' convicted Of rape upon white woman OF
this city, was yesterday sentenced To be hung In passing
sentence the Judge sad that recent legislation referring
TO the Civil Rights bill passed by COngres rendered 1t
necessary 10 execute state laws with the utmost rgOr
The crime was alleged have been committed flew day
previous 10 the late election and il almost unyer
SALLY believed at the time To have been story concoced
FOR The nurpose OF turning the scale in this county The
trial attracted considerable attention ana pubic sent
ment strongly inclincs 10 the negros innocence Ile
Court IL composed of who deny humanity to the black
man and the accused will doubtless be hung.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
CLEVELAND AND PITTsBURG RAILROAD ELEC-
TION,

CLFvrLAvp. O., Jan. AT the annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroad Company, held Jan. the following gen
teen were elected Directors for the ensuing year j. "
MCCULLOUGH of Wellsyie. A. stnoe, r OF Cleveland, y
Witt OF Ciey Gland j. H. Wade Of Clel eand T. II. Hundy
OF Cleveland j. H. Banker OF New York, James steward
of New-YOrk H. C. stunsOn Of New-Y0rk, Thos. s0cumb
OF New-York j. IT. Deyereux OF Cleveland Il. +. Jones
OF Pittsburg j. W Gallant OF Pittsburg AT subsequent
meeting Of the Board OF Directors the following officers
were elected j. n. Mccullough President. j. III. Dew
ercux Vice President; &. A. mgorsOll, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
MURDER LAST NIGHT ON THE EAST RIVER

MURDER LAST NIGHT ON THE EAST RIVER.
At II o'clock last night, river thief got on
bonrd the brig Essex lying Pier No East River and
while prowng about the vessel aroused Lawrence KAN
sey a seaman. who gave alarm, and strove 10 secure
the thief The latter however. broke away aud
ran toward the side OF the vessel, closely iol-
lowed by Ramsey. Delayed little in ms hurry ~, TO
get outside the bulwarks ard INTO boat a0gsue te
brig and fearing capture thief turned and hred upon
the sea nan bali entered his right breast ana
i'm the shoulder nlictng serious and probably fatal
wonnd The report of the pistol attracted the attention
OF the police who arrived board the vessel IN ie 10
assist the wounded to the hospital, Dut 100 la'e "
arrest the assassin.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
Spttial Nciias.
Why !. PhnIon's Nirhr-BIoomins Cereus me |.

Why is PhnIons Night blooming Cereus hle eeke.er'
Because it make, a bit at the ball
A special Meeting ofthe
FENTOS CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB
will be held at tbs
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
FRIDAY EVENING Jan 1863 u O'Clock The Local Vice Pest
dents aud Secretaries specially requested 70 he prsen
r. NJ. LAKK, g. Abbbi fresuene
JAS NJ MccaRrIS. 0e''e''~
Nineteenth Assembly District Union Republican AssO-
ciafionhe Executive Committee viii meet az headquarters sever
ethst Broadway, FRIDAY EVENING The - Inst a.
ocock n m Nv onle, JOHN G. GRAPP.
The Fenton Campaign Club OF seventeenth hssetn-
bIy District the ball Broadway and FortssE
enth-st. on FRIDAY kNENING Jannary ,
CHARLES CHENEY, VcePresident
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
MARRIED.

TueaT Dee 81 at the residence Of tho
bride father the Re Mir Haynes Pastor keasssAe,e baptn'
tiuh Breyet Col Charles Benton L. : A. 70 t9rnelA
.l, daughter Mr. Jonathan Palmer OF Lyngston'ine \
Wednesday, Jan at the brides res
dpr. b Elder Charles Beck James W B0thefon Of Dover ~
E.A Youngest daughter of o. Harris OF Johnsonsoug
Warren Couniy, \. J.
BUSTNELFAHOS1n Boston TUESDAY Dee 81 By tue Rev
h Acn Ayah Bushnell o Peeksk ~ " 10 Annie daughter u
M,rr, u t.a OF Bnsnn. No earIs.
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THE MAILS FROM CHINA.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 2.-The steamship China
which arrived from Hong Kong day or two ago, brought
go passengers and 1000 OF freight OF which 90 tuns
90 TO New lOrk The China In ample time to connect
With she steamship Montana, which left yesterday for
Panama. The Chinas mails Will reach New-iork about
the Ist or 2ld inst.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
NlARYLAND.

MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE.
BALTIMORE Jan. 1.-The Legislature assem-
bled at Annapolis at to-day Both Houses organ
ized only to appoint temporary presiding ON
GERS and then adjourned until noon tomorrow. The
Hon Barnes Compton was chosen President pro tom Of
the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
GEORGIA.

DEPARTURE or GEN. POPE FROM ATLANTA.
ATLANTA, Ga. Jan. 2.-Gen. Pope left this
morning with his family for Cincinnati Thence he goes
to Washington. large concouIse Of citizens and ohi-
GERS assembled his honor at the depot and great regret
is manifested az his departure
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
NAVY GAZETTE.

cr, pte- detached from Waterman ordered 10 ord
member OF the Examining nshce ay AZ he po'.pn
volunteer officers lard fst Assistant
and placed 10 ney Albert has been "tueIeu VIZ
waiting orders. Mdsbpman Rufus heaFsdigr
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CIRCULAR TO PLANTERS FROM THE FREEDMEN's
BUREAU.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Jan. 2.-Gen. Scott of the
Fraedmeus Bureau has issued a circular letter Of ad
vice 10 planters and freedmen regard to contracts for
tho coming
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
THE WRECK OF TIE STEAMSHIP FRANCES.

WuMNGTON. n. c., Jan. 2.-Ihe steamship
Frances which went ashore Newnlet, has broken
up her machinery may be- saved her cargo Is saved III
damaged condition. party OF negroes attacked tho
guard n charge of the goods saved from the wreck ana
carried Oft portion OF them.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
SINKING or A Tow.BoAr AT LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Jan. 2.-.Thc tow-bOdt ;. u:
Homer in descending the FALL last night struck one of
tnc tIers of tho Ohio River Bridge and sunk INSTANTLY
Two deck hands reported missing. She Was valued
al $4,000, aud WA iusuIed for t.0V0
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
ALaANY CArrLR MARKRT-Jlx 2

The total Cattle for the eO bead aud most o The
sh inferior stock The demand
sm. bu; supply limited holders have asked and obtained A.
advance &C. h. live weight prices ranging from o3 fr poor % ~
qc for prime head of premium Kentucky averaging go 10
brought ic + Sheep fair demand at 3d6 the outside io
sr,rs receipts 600 head sales to head Hog, are
neglected at Cidc Hogs dsle for Western aad sa5c
dor 40
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the Government and favor practicable the funding OF
the gold bearing interest bonds into long bonds no
ceeang five per interest the repeal OF the cOtton
tax the taking away from the Revenue officers the
power promise with parties VINO Violate the io'
euue laws"
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
THE PHILADELPHIA FENIAN MOCK FUNERAL
| POSTPONED.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2.-The rain during
Tuesday night converted the snow into sush for
Years day. The great Fenan demonstration was post
poned, on account OF the inclement weather
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
v,,,on,, ..v,u,, for Disabled soldier--rhe publs

mind Is considerably exercised upon subject There doubt ba
that the people are in establishment Of Asylum for h
relief disabled OF the late aud sha be glad to sc
.gv honorable eao, to end meet with sueeess
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
THE CONDITION OF JUDGE BUSTED

NOZZLE, Ala, Jan. 2.-Judgc Busteed'i
wounds healing and his recovery is BOW considered
certain. His physicians think be will necessarily be con
fined 70 his room for some weeks.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
THE CASE OF GROSS. THE FORGER.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2-J. Buchanan Cross, the
noted forger brought before the Superior Court to-
day n writ Of habeas corpus aud remandcd 10 the
Penentary ~ await the result OF application for
new trial.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
THE WEATHER.

RKx,nEs-Ft Momng-Tb SortlEsst storm Turned ato
then rain Aernoonfif 70
lO druy Ev-ng-Fc and y rain 10 6o5 overcast Gear
8:44 9to ~ Barometer oN minimum
occurred p mpd the ierTboa At NJ on ,h
the Second, MorunROress coudy sghD
cloudy. Aenoonslghty cloudy lazy Eienng-h9t o'efc
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03

William Gage, aged 90, asked to lodge last
night at TIE wlohst police station ana soon a''i
entering the lOdgers room was found dead
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
ARMY GAZETTE.

Stone. Csptsin 24th '. X. C., has
been mustered out and honorably
discharged. Brevei Lieut.. Col {. b.
Penro.e. Captain and Cominissary
Of Subsistence, has heen assigned 70
lduty With Gen. Sch0hed. vice Bre-
vet Major W. A. Elderkin.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
TENNESSEE

THE MAYoRALTY ELECTION IN MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Jan. 2.-The contest for
Mayor was very close. Dr. LeftwIch. Conservative, Is
probably elected.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03

Second lieutenant y. b. Marshall,
18th lnfa1trr. hes resigned. Dreyet
Lieut.. Col Francis Beach. Captain
4ih Artillery. has been detailed ~ a
Member II the Examining Board.
vice Lieut.. Col Roberts. 9Th Artll-
lery, relieved Breyei Major }. X.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03

November %. 1861.
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Republican National Committee.

Republican National Committee.
Tho Republican National Committee hold
full business meeting in the city OF New York,
on Thursday. July Q, and organized ne follows:
William Clailin, Chairman, Boston. Mass
William T. Chandler, Secretary, Washing.
ton, b. @.
Central Executive Committee, headquarters
New York City-William ClAain, Boston,
Mass.; 7. W. Park, North bennington, VI
William II. Kemble, No. 2205 Green street,
PhilGdelphiai Horace Greedy, New York. ii.
II. StarkweEthsr. Norwich, Conn; B. Il. Cow
en-, Dellaire, Ohio Marsh Giddings, Kalsma.
400, Mich
Western Executive Committee, hoadquar.
tiers Chicago. Il. Jones, Chicago, IL; Cyrus
NJ. Allen, Vincennes, Indiana E. D. Taylor,
Omaha.
Southern Executive Committee, headquar.
ters Atlanta, CAN. II. Southworth, New
Orleans, La ]. Ii. Caldwell, Lagrange, Ca;
U. +. Rice, Little Rock, Ark, NOV at Wash.
inpton, d O.
Pacific Executive Committee, headquarters
San Francisco-Geo. @. Gorham, San Fran.
cisco, Cal, (now in washingtoni) Charles E.
belong, Virginia City, Nevada.
Tho following Is list OF tho names and ad-
dress Of the full committee:
Alabama-Jales p. Stow, Montgomery.
ArkSnsas-D. +. Rico, Little Rock.
California-Geo. O. Gorham, San Francisco,
Colorado Daniel Wltter, Denver.
Connecticu:-H. IL starkwoathcr, Norwich.
Dskoto--Gov Newton Eimunds, Yankton.
Delawaro-Ed. q. Bradford, Wilmington.
District Ct Columbia-Sayles j. Bowen,
Washington
F!OTidR-S. i. CohOver, Lake City.
Georgia-John II Caldwell, Lagrange.
IdHho-J Q. Henley.
Illinois-J. Il, Jones, Chicago.
IndiGna-Cyrus NJ. Allen, Vincennes.
Iowa-Josiah Tracy, Burlington.
Kansas-JOhn s. Martin, Atchison.
kentucky-Allen A. Burton, Lancaster.
Louisisna-M. II southworth, New Or
leans.
Maine-Lewis Barker, Ststson.
Maryland-Charles @. Fulton, baltimore.
| William CIalin, Boston.
MiOhigan-Marsh Giddings, Kalamazoo.
Minnesotn-J. T. AveriiI, St. Paul.
Mississippi-A. Q. Fisk, Viclisburg.
Missouri Bcnja amin 7. Loan, ST. Joseph.
MOntana-Lester S. Wilson, Bozsman City
NebraGka-E D. Taylor, Omaha.
Nevada-Charles L. belong. Virginia City.
New Hampshiro-William NJ. Chandler,
Concord, lat WRshington.)
New Jersoy--James GopSill, jersey City.
New York-Horaco Greedy, New York.
North Carolina-William Sloan, Charlotte.
0hio-B Il. Cowen, Bellaire.
Oregon-H. W. Corbe.t, Portland, (now at
" .Shinston,)
PennsylVania-Wi William II. Kemble, Phila.
delphia.
Rhode Island-L. D. FrieEe, Providence.
south CaIolina-J. ii. jerks, Charleston.
Tennessee-William d. Stokes, Liberty,
Tennessee, NOW at Washington, d. O.
Texas-A. J. Hamilton, Austin.
! germont-T. W. Park, North bennington
rginia-Franklin Stearns, Richmond,
West Virginia-S. d. Harms, Parkersburg
/ WiscOnsin-Dayid Atwood, Madison.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrED STATES PATENT OFFICE


On tho petition OF GARDNER CntLsos, Of Boston,
Massach usetts praying for the extension OF patent
granted 70 him the 18Th day Of September, ISL and
Te-issued the nth day Of September, 1854, for an
Improvement In Furnace or Heat Generator aud
Radiator, for seven years from the expiration Of
September, ISIS;
fits ordered that the said petition DO heard at the
Patent otdeo on MONDAY, the 3lst day OF August
next. Ut IL CLOCK, m aud all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they nave, why
said petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
hlo In the Patent O1eo th0ir objections, specially
set forth In writing, least tigt days bofOre the
day Of hCafngi all tCAtimUny hlUi by sthCF party
70 he used At the said hearing, must he taken and
office, which will be furnished On application
DopoSitiOns and other paper, relied upon ag tss-
tmony, must be hled In the office tOsAty days be-
fOfg the day OF hcaringi tho arguments, II any,
within ten days after nliug the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice bO published In
tho REryDLicAk and tho Ietslii0eacir. Washing
ton, D. o., and in the Post. Boston. Massachusetts,,
onoo week for three successive weeks the hrst Uf
said publications TO be At least sixty days
10 the day OIhearing, A, M. STOUT,
Jel3-fU Acting CsmmiskiOneT Of Patents.
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EREsn BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU oY Provisions AND CLoTnIsG.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
DuRBAU or Provisions AND CLOrnIsG.
Sealed Proposals., endorsed - e Proposals for
th. bureau until 2p. IN. on the iii day o. August.
1865, for tho supply Of ~ 600 pounds Of Fresh Beef
and 81. 100 pounds Of Frosh Vegetables, At the Nor
folk Navy Yard and Station, as required. Tho Beef
aud Vegetables must be OF good quality, and tho
best the market affords, and each article must no
offered for by tho pound. Tho Beef TO be In equal
proportions, foro and hind quarters, aud to be
Western or baltimore Beef.
Bonds, with approved security, will DO required
aud twenty per cent, In addition will DO withheld
from tho amount OF each payment to DO made, as
collateral security for the duo performance OF the
contract. which wi on ne account be paid until
1t Is fully complied with
Every offer made must DO accompanied by q
written guaranty, signed by one or more respOn-
siblc persons, that tho bidder bidders will, II
his or their bid be accepted. enter into an oblga-
ton within I'VE days, with good and sufficient
sureties TO furnish the articles proposed the ro-
sponsibiiy OF the gnarantors to be certified by the
which they reside,
No proposal will be considered unless aecompa-
MED by such guaranty, aud by satisfactory cyl
dence that the bidder In regular dealer In tho
articles proposed and has the license required by
act OF Congress-
The department reserves thu right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to tho Gov
eminent,
Its to BIO understood that Ia case the stipulated
balance due on the othcT article, the contract may
be considered as completed in fall at tho option OF
jyY.td II, BRIDGE, Chief Of Bureau.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT

wAsHiSGroS, 9Th July, 1858
=, Proposals will be received for tho delivery to
GOAL, viz: ,eDO tons of No. 200 tons Of No. 2,
baltimore Conpany's best White Ash Anthracite
Coal, and 100 tons Of Red Ash, (Lyken's Valley, y
TO be weighed on the scales Of the Treasury Exten-
sion, aud TO weigh 2, $40 eound. to the ton
Also, loo cords OF dry OAK, aud 100 cords Of
Bakers PINE WOOD, TO be corded and measured
at the Treasury Department
All to be delivered at such times, In such quanu-
ties, and At such places as may be required.
!, Bids will be received until u o'clock noon, on
the 18Th day Of August, 1865, addressed to the Gen
oral Superintendent Of Treasury Buildings, and 10
be considered binding for two weeks after that
date, the Department ressIving the right to reject
al or any portion OF the bid received.
No bid will be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence can be given Of the ability Of the parties
to oil the contract GEO. u. MCCARTEE,
iy2S.td General Sup't Treasury b Iildngs.
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" CHILDREN,
Corner OF Fourteenth and N streels

This Dispeusiry Ia in connection with Colum-
bla Hospital, sld is opened for the treatment Of
ont door patients, who aru supplied with MsilrInr
hyiieal aud Surgical treatment free.
fAtontS who are about To be confined and drsirr
To be attended ut their own homes, bnt who are
unable to pay for the services ola
practitioner " i'll bo furnished with medical attsn.
ton free, by leaving their names aud address at
tho Hospital with this matTOn.
a, n9uRs or ATTENDANCE AT TEE DIsPHSsAKI.
nlOndAyt, rOll 10 i,.,,,..,..,Pr0f, v, Howard,
Wednesday,, from to i,,.,Prof. J, II, Thonnpsou.
fTidnys, rem to4''........':,,..;'.D Ashford,
COLUMBIA Hospital Is open for the reception of
Free Patients, upon orders OF the Honorable Boo.
rotary oi tho lnIerlor: Such orders for admiss9u
THOMPSON, at his office, l6i l slrout, betwu6u
Twentieth aud Twenty. first ianB-dly
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Proposals.
ID X o P o 8 A LIS.
OFFICE oHE' cOsyssAsS Vr srPps,sr I

OFFICE CHIRr ConNIssARY OF supsTsrBScK,)
(Fifth Military District,) ,
NRw ORLEANS, La, July y, 1865.
Sealed proposals in duplicate are invited Till tho
NTH day Of August, 1858, for furnish the United
states Subsistence Department with the following
5000 pounds Of SPLIT PEAS. put up in barrels
and head, lined. Samples Of tho Peas to be
$500 pounds 81 good BROWN SOAP. put up in
boxes. Samples to be furnished.
l,UO gallons Of GOLDEN SYRUP, In Cypress
"a 49, Barrels. Samples % be furnished.
5000 pounds of RIO COFFEE, in bags. The
weight Of the bags will DO deducted from
the weight 81 the Coffee; samples 70 be fur
nished. Bids will be entertained for Cor
doyA and India Coffee at the same time.
loo gallons OF the best M0LAsSEs, put up in
Cypress Barrels, Samples TO be furnished
The above articles TO be Of the very bost quality
and put up in superior packages, and to be deliy-
ercd a. the Anchor Press In this city within twenty
days after the opening Of tho bids.
No bids will be received from parties who have
failed TO comply with their engagements with any
branch Of the Government
Proposal. % be addressed to tho undcrsi gncd.
A. BECRwITH,
jy2O-td Brevct Mai Cen and C.s U,Sh,
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Steamboat Lines,

rI,HE STEAMER COLUMBIA ,6,sx
l. Has resumed her regular trips be- sCfkTN
tween Washington and Baltimore, skeHs11s
Leaving Baltimore every SATURDAY AFTER
NOON at o'clock, and Washington every
WEDNESDAY MORNING,
at o clock.
She will stop at all the principal landings on the
river for passengers and freight. For further par
w N TGos. W. RILEY 4 SON. Agents,
Riley's Wharf,
myN-tufSm Atthe foot OF Eleventh street.
DoTOMAC TRAEsP0R LINE,
For Way Landings on the Potomac and Baltimore,
making Connections at Aqua Crock with
the Richmond, Frederick .burg
and Potomac Railroad,
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt A, @. Niekle, will
l0ava Baltimore. Pier No. s. Light r sSHk
stree, wharf. every TUEspAS, a i1SaEsHHs
IN, THURSDAY, 10 deliver freight.
Notice will be given when the other boat will be
freight received all day Friday,
The steamer leaves SATURDAY ats An.
PETER BERRY, Agent,
Sixth street wharf. wAshinKton, ID. @.
A. NEEDHAM q SONS, Agents,
my66m l+2 Light wharf. Baltimore
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HRADa' RS DgPARTNENr or rHE Plated
OFFICE CHIEP Con-, or srBsIaTESCL,

HEADq RS DEPARTMENT OF rHE PLATED
OFFICE CHlEF Con-, OF sUBsI4TENCE,
OhAHA, NBB., July -, 1868
SCALED Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
by First LtentenRnt W. JACOBS. S6th Infantry,
n. ga MONDAY, the 10Th day OF August, is6S, for
furnl.hing tho troops aud Others supplied Al that
post with "
FRESH BEEF
from the lht day OF NuyemhCr, 1863 to tho 3lgt dsy
OF august, lsf or such loss time n- thr r,,intnIs
shIy General OF Subsistence may direct
Each proposal must also state AT ~ INT prlr. ,,,
pound, not will be furnished such nuu,i,r ~ ~
BEEF CATTLE,
on the hOOt, (All s0OTs over tn and under ayrr
years Of age. in good healthy condition. nyrrage
gross weight one thousand pounds, and none re-.
csiyed under eight hundred p1unds J as may Ia,
beef contract.
The accepted proposal will form the basis Of
written contract In accordance with form n, sub
Aistenco regulations, with an article added relat
fed. ~ " '' 'f'''
Tho contractor WILL be required to give bond In
tue sum OF nvc thpusaud dollars, with two APP
anCe Of his contract, Vs. '''''''
Tho right " reserved to reject any or ALI propo-
sails, II such course should b. deemed Tor iho In.
teTest u the Government So '''' ~
by order Of Broyet Major General Augur.
J. W, BARRiNGER
au3-td BreyOt, Lieut. Col. and Chief q. 5.
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IMPAIRMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
~ USIrgp STATES PATByT OPHiGE,


On tho petition Of lsAAo X. TRINDLE, " Long
Green, Md. praying for tho extension OF n patent
granted TO HIN tho iOt day Of April, 1857 and ante
dated October 10. 1854 for an Improvement In
Wooden Splice piece for Raj ways, for goyon years
from the expiration Of said patunt, which takes
place sn the 10Th day Of October, le6s.
II ordered thAt tho Eaid petition DO heard at The
Patent ONCE on Monday Che 18th day Of september
next, ut l2o'olOek, m. and ALL persons are noti-
hcd TO appear And show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing tho extension are required to
ale in the Patent Oneo their objections, specially
set forth In writing, Ut least ttoeHtU days before
the day Of hearlngi all testimony fled BY other
party, to be used ut the said hearing, must be
tax en and lTausmittcd In accordance with the rules
u the Office, which will be furnished ON sppliea-
ton,
Dispositions aud other papers, roliod upon an ties.
.imony, must By hlsd In the Office t,6eHty days
before tho DAY OF heaTlggi the arguments, II any,
wthin te!I days Httor ling tho testimony.
=, Ordered, also, that this notee DO published In
ton, d. o., and Ia the BGhfmors cVrnty URisR.
Towsoltown, Nd, once = week for three success
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