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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-03
Stock Lost,
NOTICE.

I have lost, mislaid or had stolen from me,
two certificates Of stock Of Mississippi Central and Ten
RairOadone 40 Of dollars EACH No.
272, to H. and We HARKINS and dated May 1855 and
for shares, No the of W. II. W oil,
and dated September 20 1853 They have not been sold
transferred by me- all persons from trading
for handling the 1t my intention apply for
duplicates. This September 90, 1868.
Oet3 St HUGH HARKINS, senior partner.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-03

Visiting cards of wood, enameled, are the
latest agony.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-10-03

Pledged to no party's arbitrary sway,
We follow Truth whore'er she leads the way.
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Proposals.
STATES MAILS.

y,RGlNA
49, Posi- OFFICE DEpAkfnEsr,l
,., wAsnIyoToS January 2. isss 8 n,
this Department until p, m Of March 81, isS, for
conveying the mails Of the United States from July
1858 TO June ~ ISL In the state Of Yirginia on the
routes and by the OF departures aud Arrivals
hereinafter specified.
decisions by April 10,laH.l
7Ol From Horntown 10 Chineoteague Island u miles
and back, three times a week,
Leave Horntown Monday. Wednesday, and Pr.
day at 8 pm.
Arrive Mt Chineotcague Island by 0 D. m.
Leave Chincoteague Island Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at a. m.
Eo FROM Horntcwu, by Modestown, Accsmaek c.
H., Qnancock, sayageville, Pungoteague,
Belle Have a, Hadloek, Franktown and Johns
town, 70 BsstvIiie, 90 miles and back, three
times week.
Leave Horntovn Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at7Gam
Arrive at Eastyille by II D. m.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

hOUSE-C. ". WILLARD.
Mrs NJ Wilson, James A Black and wife, II
$ Fawcett, baltimore; Richard o Brien and wife,
Penn; $ p Glonce, = N Hurd, Conn; Joseph =
FfsS h2n k PS % SSsSg GfP b T,Sas
bell, Hon John p vicder, Hon Is Morris. . B
bSnna n Msrss S , Bo.ion, aeopse Jones,
SiHs,nnn John ps5r aosMas N.Y.. Sh w5I,sh
CLARK, Miss Annie Gibson, Ph!ladelphia; Den 9
Reese, U S Al Rw Wood, Concord, Mass;
RSS K S5' Roe yen bsf'hs 81
and wife, Misc Young, Phocnixville, Pa.
METROPOLITAN HoTEI--Porrs 4 SHELLEY.
@ p Culver Augusta, Ga; Miss Maria Dalton,
ss . Mt. WCosrsy n Msson ca. L dslliks
Phiisdelphia; Geo r Snyder and wife, Jersey
City $ r Hamill and wife, Louisville, Ky; Jno
@c Thona. ana
mer, HARRISBURG, Ga; Daniel Biscler, Baltimore,
pSs GISIsI RUn MSRs and ssy
Martinsburg, W Va; Cassius Z Stubs, Shep.
herd.town, Va: chas II stqbes, Fulton Law %.
lie D Haines, Fulton Law %. Pa; NJ Mellerson,
Frazer, Rice, Thos Mcclure, Vichmond, Va,
UNITED STATES HoTEL-M. II. BEAN.
Ell Sherwood, st. Louis; John W Barley,
as1s sieL bo st ae sssasy " 'Shn
Parkhurst, Gcnessee, N Y; Francis Belt, Mrs A
HULL y N North, = N North, t L MCGOWAN,
Z; NJ. i Mary Lamb, louis n shessi, Middle
Eaton, Psi Henry v Go., frank Wilcox, PA
liable, VIM J Jones, Z Fittsgersld, b McCiinnis,
Baltimore, Md Geo Bush, l. b Anthony, Mrs
Zimmerman, Pa.
OVERS HOTEI.-J. NJ. Cook.
MI Cole, city; j NJ Kimbic, Va; L r Hall, n Y;
y Pearl, Mass; q Irving and wife, Tenn; ii
Ala; Bandi., eitytJ ;N aia%, Z; VIZ GiHs
vile and daughter, Bsltimore;, J Eddy, Milford,
NIiw q Watson, Philadelphia; + Burrell,
gE pesrson, j; n Fed, Mass, MV GIenn
N Y; @ Hcrsey and wife, Boston.
sEAToN .HoUsE--Jous Il. sENNEs.
Boliver Ward, Alexandria; NJ Stamp, Prinee
vs R sSSeI {na HsWse. osie; eRaHi mcn
Ross, city; George A Mitchell, Nd; ii Waldo,
sI TFPswsy' Balt aS; HR Brown,
Thomas, Frederick Nd; q q Carpenter and wife,
%n SSnr fdt MS
son, Baltimore.
NATIONAL HOTEL-H. S. BENSON.
p Steele, Val A,B Wilkinsl Philni 9 N Allen
q; John Q Rivers, Y;0P Mason, Tebra,ksii
M M 81 ohiOi Al Anderson, " Knott.
Simmons, H Harrington SsPsSsb j '0AH
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
7 II Trumbo, J VIC Weirman, q Hartman and
buque, Iowa; James Neafy and friend, n Y; ].
Lowell, Milwaukee.
WASHINGTON HoUsE-A. F. BEvRRrpoE.
Hoburt. wis, GeoreeH Hnntinsdona Fort Wasb,
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Railroad Routes.

rI'HRouGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
l. PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
.wAsuIsarox, Jan. Q, ls67-noon "
Trains between Washington and New York are now
run as follows, viz:
Leave daily iexccpt sunday Al Il Is a m II 20 and
Up. IN.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily texcept Sunday hTba m, n Is and
T. 30 and 7 p. m.
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York and Philadelphia at T. 90 p. m.
only.
Sleeping for New York on J. 90 p m train only.
ton. can be had Al he Station ofos al all hours in the
day. .-|I
Soc Baitimorc and Ohio Railroad advertise ment for
and the West j. 4. WILSON.
Master OF Transportation.
L, N. COLI,
General Ticket Agent.
GBO, 8, KOONTZ
Agent, Washington.
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EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

NAVY PArMAsrgR's 0YFIcH,(
q KILBY STREET, DosroS, Jan. Q, 1865. !
Scaled proposals, endorsed "Proposals for Fresh
Beef and Vegetables Ill be received ut this office
until Sslosk p; N. on the IN day g January iSI
pounds q Fresh Vegetables a the chsrsstowp Navy
tables must be peifsey fresh and % good qualify, and
Beef be 10 equal proportions. fore and hind quarters
Bonds, with approved security, will be required In
one half tho estimated amount Of tho contract, and
twenty per cent In addition will be withheld from the
amount Of each payment to be made, as collateral
security for the due performance Of the contract
will on account, be paid until It Is fully complied
with.
Every offer made must be accompanied by written
guaranty, signed by one or more responsible persons,
that the bidder bidders will " his their bid be
accepted enter into obligation within i've days,
with good and sufficient surcest TO furnish the articles
proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied
BY such guaranty and by satisfactory evidence that
the bidder s regular dealer In the articles proposed,
aud has the license required by the OF Congress
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Govern
ment
Is understood that in case the stipulated quantity
q either ARTICLE shall DO delivered leaving balance
due the other article the contract may be cOnsid
eied as completed in full, at the option Of the Depart.
ment, ROBERT II, CLARK.
tali-it PAymaster u, 8, N
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-17

RARE THING FOR RAILROAD COMPANY -
Tho Cleveland and Toledo Railroad during the
recent snow storm teta good example Travel
was suspended for twenty -four hours. The or.
der Of suspension found some Of the passengers
provided with scanty means for bearing the in.
creased suspense Of delay and all felt that 1t was
hardship; but what was their surprise and
pleasure on being advised that the company
would assume the payment Of the bills Of all those
who had sought shelter Of hotel; that refresh
ments would be passed through the cars to all
who chose to remain there; and that such as de.
sired to use the telegraph to notify their families
and friends Of their whereabouts would be at
liberty to do so free Of charge. The cars were
kept comfortably warm, and quilts and blankets
were furnished to those who decided to remain
In them during the delay. Who shall say that
all corporations are without souls7
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pUBLIC SALE OF BRAzos RAILROAD,

orrycE CHiEr ouAnJlanAsrER,l
.,NEw 0nLsASs, Ia, 'Dscsmber *, iS7.'
properly ss tn he SiaSsr 1 pubic
scnms icing on he aiS q Jsnasfy, iss, VII f'1
Military Rsilrosd from BrsiSs Santiago % white :
sss Bap 81 sns,r' a Ts's 4.ss Sd
etc The railroad material and supplies pertaining
en ~ niles es R Rd TPasa ''''0"
Claw Bars, used.
Punch Bars, used.
stuflng Boxes, used.
e,5D ibs. Railroad Iron, good
E SsS%Sys an. aa' fssSsi '..ssiries.b
Il Coupling Links. good.
is rs Is: S Ssl sS,iars spisfS ssd good.
y shSsSis Ba sS1a used.
Flat Cars, worn But servlccsbis.
iRai!rosa Frogs and switch Stands. worn.
Js.fssTsTs and Levers. worn.
Turn Tables. worn.
Piro TcnE, worn.
/! Pa. aS & Hsr; worn.
Stove, worn.
Hand car Wheels, worn.
res.ion q Captain 2: 4, Hoyt. Q. X. y. a.. and
he Chief ausrtcrnssior finh Military District. Now
Terms; Cash, in United State. currency.
once under date Of pGsHse aS - lsT avpv,vs
Brove, Brisadier N densfs u ind Chef a. H..
ial3-t Fifth Military District.
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CITY Or DIN A NCE 3.
SiIty-nfth Council.

An ACT making appropriation to pay . judgment
against the Corporation in favor Of W. Il.
Ridsnour.
Be IL enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council of tie City Of Wash
ington, That four hundred dollar, or As much
thereof as may be necessary, be, and the same
is hereby, appropriated out Of the general fund,
to enable the Mayor to pay the judgment against
this corporation In favor Of Upton II. Ridenour
JAMES G. DULIN,
Pre,iGeM otthe Board Of Common Council
J. RUSSELL BARR,
FIeyident Of tie Board of Alderman.
Approved, December %. 1867.
RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
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css VII SS ss Dt the e s lie n
souri,. st. Louis. Mo-. until II m, on the 10Th day Of
resps I'D Ss psas 70
rom e 6GSs s. so
From St, Louis to Fort BufOrd. Camp Cooke and Fort
III IIQ% WyandOtto to Fort BufOrd, Camp Cooke and
From FSIt LoavonwOrth to Fort Buford ) Camp Cooke
,from omaha to Fort Buford, Camp Cooke and Fort
"a FROM Sioux City to Fort Duford. Camp Cooke and
p IRON Fort Randall to Fort Buford. Camp Cooke and
:, From fOrt sully to Fort Buford. Camp Cooke and
From Fort Rice to Fort Buford Camp Cooke and Fort
From Fort Stevenson to Fort BufOrd Camp Cooke and
p From Fort BufOrl to Camp Cooke and Fort
twill p Tho endsavor q The Government to ship
dS a. The %O s
S Sss % ss S Se s sss
they will perform the service from each Of Tic starting
points o to the several points Of destination above
ist fhe rste at which they will transport each on
Soe and Tor eSers neessGy sces fUr sod ipr
Ing their ratiOns.whieh will DO supplied by the Gov
ID ne rate per 100 pounds at which they will
Sd The rate each at which they will transport
!,,sSSShs ~ feeding saimais 70 be sabpsS !; Is:
ana ~. viii be sS'n to parties who
give the Government freight The preference and no
case will be allowed carry private to the exclusion
The contractor Wli BE- rsSpIred to transport store,
must be delivered at heir destination within he Year
In ease the contracting party falls to carry freight
as required, the Government reserves the right 10
tractor, and nothing herein contained shall be SO
construed as to prevent the Government from trans
porting public supplies on any boat belonging to the
SThe Government the right to reject any or
all the bids that may be offered,
eminent stores will be allowed 90 above Sioux City
Iowa. drawing oyer three and ono half feet OF water
foa or points Sbo with less thai is to4s Du-
pnss ssG ~ s sns in full As well
accompanied with bond in the sun q ten thousand
suaranteclns hat ID ease the contrast Is awaTdsd
and entered into and good and sufficient security FUR
hshsd by said party In accordance with the terms Of
The contractor will be required to give bonds in the
sun OF one hundred thousand dollars, (tl0o, 600
The party TO whom tho award is made must be pre-
required bonds for the faithful performance Of he
Copy Of blank form Of contract to be entered into In
once, at The oieSs Of the CIlef oaartermaster, De.
p Par 4 the Missouri FSgt LeaSenEOrh ksns1
Proposals. should be end orsed Proposal. for Army
dressed TO the undersigned,
BY order the auarterIarter6 SSsSSer.SEsA'
Asst. QuartermAster General, U.e.A.,
j.nm '''' N'"''' ~ ofitRs a Missouri.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WAsHIsoroy, Jan. Q, ls5Z-uoon.
Trains between WARRINGTON aud BALTIMORE,
and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST, are now run
- ''"'' '"' FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 90, IS, and Il? 30
p. m, and 2 ", 80, and Is p m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily. except Sunday, at 7.ooa IN. and q 90
and p. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at 3 Is aud Ia. m, and at . 90 aud l. IS D. m
ron ANNAPOLIS.
Leave At I; 90 and +Sp. m. No train to or from An.
ON SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at 7ba. m. and lsD and s. 5p. IN.
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave at T. a. m. and 30 and g. IS p. M
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, at T. Il
q. IN. and ~ and .. 10 p. m.
On Saturday AZ Is a, m, aud 1 SOP. m.
Parkersburg, &c.
Through tickets to the West can be had at the wash
inKton Station Ticket Once at all hours In the day
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see ad-
J, L. WILSON.
Master Of TrASS.pSS5 StE
General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 3. KOONTZ,
General Agent, Washington
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" CHILDREN, ~
Corner OF Fourteenth and streets

This Dlspensary Is In connection with Colum nj,
Hospital, and Is opened for the treatment Of ont
and Surgical treatment free. ~"'
Patients who are about to be confined and desire To
DO attended at thor own homes but who are unable
y pay for the services Of competent medical praet
Homer Will DO furnished with medical attention free
by Laying their namos aud address at lie HospItal
with the matron, " " '-N'F''"i
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Government Sales.
GovERNMENT SALE.

Al Watertown. Arsenal, Massachusetts, on WE'D
HEsDAY, the I'd day Of January, 1864, "by author
" Of he Secretary Of War" The following Arms.
:, lo,dO riasd and smooth bored Mushets, yarious
kindst Jl Cafbnes. various kinds, sos sabres, arti
listing % GsI,fdge BoS.. Psioi' Holster. sabre sS@
Belt. kpe., &C iot q infantry sceoutrems mis-, con-
Boxes. Gun sling,. Waist Belts. DC, Q sets Horse
EGsipp.ean ns somSlsse 10, q .pRspdsge. oI ear
rihed Muskets, various kinds.
Hsiipsas :. supplied on spplIos.SSp A; wssOwn
jan7 Capt Ord. Bvt Maj. U.s.h., CONS.
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An ACT for the relief Of A. Z. L. Kssso.

Be IL enacted, DC, That the sum Of ffty dol
lars be, and the same Is hereby, appropriated
out Of the general fund, to reimburse A. z. L.
Reese, for an amount enormously paid by him
as agent Of the North American Life Insurance
Company, fer license, the said amount having
been enormously paid by the said company
without the knowledge Of the said Kee,e
Approved, December %, 1867.
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LAST SUNDAY MoRsISG Mr.. Beeeher's oongre.
cation, on entering the church, gladly caught
sight Of new pulpit-deski aneat, slender, grace.
full piece Of workmanship taking the place Of
the old oumbrous barricade Of mahogany which
oughe to have been removed long ago. The new
desk has q singular and beautiful history. Mr..
Moses S. Beach one Of the members Of Plymouth
church, and one Of the excursionists In the
Quaker City, brought home from tho Holy Land
an entire olive.tree, cut near the Garden Of
Geth,emane. Out Of the wood Of this tree, and
modelled exactly after tho pulpit.desk In the
church Of which the Rev. stephen II. Tying, j. {,
10 rector, Plymouth pulpit has at last been fur
nishsd with dssk suitable 10 the place and the
preacher. Trees, like men. may have an illus
trious ancestry. Amid the ancient groves from
which this olive sprang the Saviour walked,
rested, and talked with his disciples. So the
oiive-wood pulpit, last Sunday morning, seemed
TO glow with pictures Of the garden whore He
wept, and Of the mountain whore He died. May
the multitude who gather round the foot Of this
carven olive.tres find themselves sitting there in
the very shadow Of the Cross!-NeV York In
dependent.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
Posr oRIicE DEPARTMENT. !

Sealed proposals will be received at the Post 0nce
O'clock. at noon, for furnishing Stationery for this
ss.s oT Sas y 81
m9nials Of ability to fuln contract will NOT be
All Of the articles must be Of the very best quality,
samples Of which, containing at least ream Of each
partmcnt reserves the rTst 70 retain and pay Tor The
same at the price stated in the offer, return them.
No I'D will be considered whore the articles accom-.
panynE u are not Of the kind and quality required
set the entire bid to rejection at the pleasure Of the
The saSiSiaed list specifies. as nearly as can now
Fl asS aSfEB Ton
GLASS No. l-PAPER.
l. 10 rS fTn fSliGS-pSsi satin Or plain gn.h:
less than II pounds, per ream,
reh nsa a SSSI;s sPnH gSa ~ %sSS nd int
g. 10 reams foolsesp, biuc.laid. hand made,
Gn % Of pst1sTa paPsP y
80, weigh not less than 10 pounds. per rcam.
ned GS Slss . pSis. % Ps4 plain faint
g. 3 reams best double cap paper. plain, per
g. 10 reams note paper, gilt, large size, per
T. reams note paper. plain. large Isl.e. per
10 reams note paper. gilt. small size. per
0. sreams note paper. plain. small sire. per
10. 100 reams envelope paper, yellow or buff.
royal per ream.
Il Sdcien pres: COPY SocEs, not Pss. ,G shan 800
h cx, Pssis s;I per s d9,en whit. ,s,.
'' opes Very smooth I and taiss, 8 f sy
=, 49, inches square, per hundred.
5Ss X ~ sHssI Issfo very Der i ESa
'H1 SS s sS asss' iSr fi%S srs
p 500 bn GT az * Pc Sun%S
l. loo .na RG ~. AND sf aS,y Pc,
Is 1900 large Size VII tie note adhesive envelopes,
10. 5000 LETTER ;;liS white adhesive envelopes. per
% gross 81 Perry and RI d fiSf.L best SG metallic
sf PSai nSss st pens, Of other manufacture
2 al S5ssai Si. K peP :, per pc, sGlen
dozen "sk per DOZEN
90 Ssst red 'S and SGt Si8e lead pencils. per
CLASS No, Seisk, IsksTAsP:. wArrns AND WAX.
q. Il dozen inks.apd'. Knox or any patent.
o. idoIea inkstands, east-lrOn. large. double,
. 30 b% sass Sai sae Esr N 5syPs NOyes
e % SSs: SsSIS SSRS%s per so!c
per dozen bottles. '' -
81. % pounds waters. common sizes, red. per
81. 70 pounds scaliug-wax, Bestextra. supcrnne,
CLASS No. ;Tf9rGS PsT Po %sS Anr
81 sdY,e9 pc1 h Rpdgs5. & Sons, four
s., dozen ,erasers, Rodgers d Sons. ivory
% !5e.sa once sGfSr:, ii;ins$. POI dozen.
g .sddSisR folders lod% Ivory. S;ineh, per dozen:
hanks, per dozen.
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An ACT to organize additional public schools In
the First School District

be IL eHarted, &c, That the Board Of Trustees
of Public Schools be, and they are hereby author
lied to establish one additional secondary and two
additi ,nal primary schools in ID First School
District and to defray the expenses of the same
sufficient amount be, and the same 10 hereby,
appropriated out Of the school fund.
Approved, January 9, 1867
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Proposals.
TTNITED STATES MAILS. LOUISIANA.

w, Posr OFFICE DErAIrMgssyr.}
PrOpssa. for eoaSsyng II: nais ,bs r,sd
State from July l. lS g Jans "a ISL Of DC fol
az Ma GGnf SSe % q hs ,%p ~
and carrier. REQUIRED to take the oath
SsiSS is$, '' "', .'ns,S' '' 'a'' no. ana
Pa; tGi:iE1; M,;i;sPpi c'y and
iLIse !i%s' week. tE .ts;nCOsss N ''N,
Saturday W at a. M tuesday, thursday and
kaVs SeSSS sp s1ssM Ss
ArI,y as " N Ssw :tmSrIlsan.bv,,u
pr cSPD.ss,cS q run by different schedule will be
s fiSR sST SaS x to crro'
As;,S N \, c,rr,,,,an Nv ,sm "N A'
ESsyS caFfoil''H Monday and Thursday at l
rpriT va al No, orlo,r.hx.n
ssa Ppm csyiSs,SH, y Fs.tsI.1iilc aud Lima, to
week 'le'N'.''' . - m,'.' anu 0''1' once Il
srSs GGy dRnSy TfS' ssst a.y BY
ksaEs G9igqSsy,ile weanssd.y .f1Pm
Ss' f S ~ and back
shS opei9 % nns r a, ssour,h. crr
Cf Tsrrsbonp SS viii be saesdersS S''ns' instead
$3.50 From rol5t Coupe, by LiySnia to ROsodaC, IS
Leave Pr. cSsPss Friday std a. m
f fs,;Ss I P;Ss $,S; Sssas %Sam
s'si fr9m Lake PrTydenee, BY Joe's Bayou and
week 80. m",... ' '-'' ="
lay , Lax a M Ii,i i nnhgHay a'oa m
f Leave PHI tTass:dsy,si x m;
sSs f;s% Ss''IsT X fEfsi :, Nc;
ierSpch, anu ZONES ferry' 10 ioh' " miles and
t "a: ssi;;sf ss$f H. .'S' H.
Leave Leave. Ion % a TUESDAY stSs m
$3.50 Prom Monroe. " Trenton. Douglas. vienna,
deT, Bellevue, C9lesyille, and sen,ell's Store,
70 shreveport 10 miles and back, three times u
Leave Monroe Monday. Wednesday and Friday
kksIiys a s1TsysP9SE
soo, hhrriye a Monroe next Gay by lQp; N:
Grove, and BoreGoat tkSf }. 10 Gssno ifn"t 8
I niiei R aha Uaek, onss a week
Arrive Al Magnolia TlSI next day 5 BY Il lam.
ON, arrive a. Bellevue next ii day by Gp m
rD ieHhMn ~ AM dhlie, anH naek, once week
Leave Pnisskl Tuesday Moa m.
SUI fT9m wash,lngSn, by BrnRar'on and Bayou
WeWey: r,..,.,r
Leave Wa,nIhlingtOn I,hprsday AZ ia M
k kspiv. h9lwRs.yille Friday at a. H.
, snd back %i once SyssE; "'''
Arrive 81 pIHSSsmsRe s BssiSs By
ss frpm Xs q SRSGG,a ~ nnn,ou LAX. ch.,s
sn MA h mss' ESsE 70 orange Vrexas'' los miles
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Proposals..
FOR FRESH BREP.
u... iROsr CO.ss,A,Is.o.,sJ.s.ss.

POST CohIIseARIbOfHIcE,
~. PoRrEn, BpIyAto, y. Y. Jan o. ees
thi. ofcc until tho 18Th inst. for tho puIposeof sup
ThssaS Beef mus, 30 sssh e god msrss.,sr
meat. tneek, sSshis, and Kidney taIiow 10 Be- ex.
eludedl and 10 be Delivered In such quantities. may
be from time TO tme required, and on such days a.
may be designated By the commanding officer; the
contract to be In force fer sig months such less
time as the Commissary General Of Subsistence may
direct
The neeks Of the cattle slaughtered for beef to DO de-
lyered under the agreement shall be cut of Of the
fourth vertebra Joint, and the breast trimmed down
The shanks Of fore quarters shall be cut Of from three
70 four Inches above the knee joint and OF hind quar-
ers from sig TO eight Inches above the gambrel or
Psymept shall DO made monthly for the quantity OF
the United States for public disbursements but In the
event Of the eommissary who receives thebcef being
without funds to pay for it, then payment 70 DO made
after funds may be received for that pur-
pose.
quality Of the fresh beef stipulated TO be delivered
then the Commissary at Buffalo shall have power to
supply tho deficiency By purchaser and tho contractor
VIII be charged with the difference Of cost.
The contractor will be obliged to enter into bonds,
for y, 900, vouehed tor by two responsible surete.
The Pr9pcsas VII be opened At 70 = m on BE li,h
at which time and place bidders are requested to bo
present
The proposals will be addressed TO First Loptenan
GEORGE P. TYING, lat U, s, artillery, A, C,s,, Fort
sails for Fresh Heel, ~ jA19-Gt
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-17
Approved, December %, 1867.


AN ACT TOT Tue feIIef OF ELfR LtBOTo.
BE 81 enacted, &c, That the sum Of twenty
dollars be, and the same Ia hereby, Appropriated
payable out Of the general fund, to enable the
Mayor to pay Ezra Legore that amount the
same having been imposed on and paid by said
Legoro by Justice Walter recently, for an al.
legged violation Of law.
Approved, January 0, 1868.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-17

Be IL enacted, &c, That the sum Of twenty
dollars be, and the same Is hereby, appropriated
out Of tho general fund to enable the Mayor to
refund the amount Of fine erroneously imposed
upon Stanley Taylor by Justice Tucker, In Au-
gust last. for an alleged violation Of law. Said
1ne 10 hereby RENTED.
Approved, January Q, 1868.