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From the Philadelphia Press
The Platform Of the Rebel DEM
Ocp1cV.

Repudiation-bar bold, and unblushing
is the black flag under which the abandon
ed party of treason and treachery has chos-
en- to sail. We accept the issue. We want
no better line on which to fight.
liquidation, like slavery and secession,
was one of the questions settled by the war,
and either statesmen or patriots would have
known it. The rebellion, headed by Jeffer-
son Davis, the arch repudiator of Mississip-
pi bond memory, was Graded in reputation,
and at every step the Democracy fought the
war for its suppression with the same weap-
on. From Howell Cobb and Jefferson Davis
to Pendleton and Andrew johnson the re-
cord is unvarying. Felony is the distinctive
badge of this party of crime and fraud, whose
most efficient argument has been assassna
ton, and which now asks to be carried into
power on the principal of refusing to pay
Just debts.
The planks first and second in order in
the platform are inconsistent with Democrat
ic creed, or if they mean anything at all,
superluous. The restoration of the States
is matter which the Republican party have
taken in hand in their reconstruction policy,
and well-nish carried through in spite of
Democratic opposition and denunciation in
every shape and form. Universal amnesty
is, too, an accomplished fact, if the Demo.
cracy attach any weight to the Presidential
bidding Observation-Disclosures Johnson's
unsealed proposal for nomination.
Beyond this the remaining planks are pure
fustian-the gllttering generaljties resorted
to when there is nothing specific to offer.
Now comes the grand contradiction of the whole
document Following the eight formal resolu-
tons appears grandiloqucnt and sophomoric
" arraignment or the general measures Of the
Republican party. These, it will be remem-
bar0d are the II war measures " of the rebellion,
our political career having been but a history
of the war. This bitter peroration unveils the
hypocrisy of the preamble. If tho verdict of
the war is accepted in good faith, is it honest
to attack systematically the war measures and
attempt the Reputation of the ardebt If the
war was right, is it honest SO refuse payment
of the money furnished to carry il thgough
Iut significant as Is the language Of this plat
| forln-dtad wood and all-the omissions arc
more startling. From first to last-from Alpha
to Omega-there is not hearty, generous word
for the country or aught patriot holds dear.
Not one word for u land saved and freedom
gained ; not one word of thankfulness that fpul
millions Of slaves walk as freampn, ol1l IN the
glarlo,is ,pstpre Of AMERICAN citizenship; not q
pecan for the grand settlement of the questions
of slavery and secession and last, and most
damning of all, not one word of gratitude, Oh
thanks, or even recognition for the soldiers.
And worst of all, this objectionable omission
was the result Of moral cowardice. The dough
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order of Publication,
ROBERT C. CARTER


MARY FERGUSON, REBEccA MecRE, Joseph
MeCREA, CHARLOTTE HALTON, BENJAMIN
HALToN, DAVID NJ JAMESON, ANN ELIZA
SON, FRANCES JAMESON, ELLA JAMESON and
other Ilers-atLaw Of George Jamison, deceased.
In the Orphans Court for Cecil county In Chancer,
The object of this suit IL to procure Decree for the
sae OF the Teal Estate OF George Jamson, deceased
for the payment Of his debts
The Bill states that the said George Jamison died in
the year 1856 intcstate, seized Of small Lot and House
near Poplar Ill., in Cecil county, of less value than
800 that the personal estate of said deceased is in
sufficient for the payment of his debts; that the com
pinant hath been appointed by the Orphans Court of
Cecil county his Administrator; that Mary Ferguson
widow Of Montgomery Forgason Rcbecca sctrea wife
of Joseph Mctrya, dame Ianson, John g. Jamison
Charlato Iinlton wife of benjamin IIalton, Sural,
Ill., wife of Joseph HILL David JaiiSou and Martha
f. spyttt wife OF William H. Spratt his children Sarah
Ann Jamison, Mary Rebccca Jamison, Sophia Iamison
Scot .IaInson. Hannah Emily Jamison Ann Eliza i,,.
ison, Daniel Iai,on, Charles Iainsum Frances jun-
son and Ella Jamson, his grand children, ana his
heirs-ataw; that the six l,snamcd Defendants are
infants, and the rest all of full age; that those Defend
ants named IA tho lng of this Order are uo,,-re,idnnts
Of this stale and the rest Of the Defendants ali residents
OF Cecil county Tho liill states tho claim Of the Com
plant TO be Sll22d duo for sulry matters properly
chargrahlc in account. and prays for II sale of said
Real Estate to satisfy the same also for general relief
1t |! th"rcnpon ordered, this 18th day of June 1865
that the Complainant, by causing copy of this order
TO De inserted III some newspaper published in Cecil
county, once II week for one month before the twenty
day of july next give notice to the sud absent nrfrui
ants of tho object and substance Gi this bill and warn
them onppcar in thi! Cadft in person or by solicitor
on or before the tWcnty second day of October next
to answer Me Premises and show cause if any they
have, why Decree ought not to pass AS prayed.
True copy: test IL. d. LAMAR
Jun. 20, 1S5S1m Register
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ATTENTION In calling the attention of
the public to our Wilmington City Soap,
we will state that it is far superior to the
majority of soaps, for washing Flannels,
Linens, and finer fabrics, would recommend
it be shaved and used according to drec-
tons ION each pound) for above named pur-
pose, are daily told by persons calling at our
office, that they have never used soap with
as much satisfaction as they do the vii.
City. We will give one or. in gold, for an
OF. of adulteration found in this soap. 1t
drawn and injured by its use. Persons that
have never used it should commence its use
at once. Sold by all grocers.
MOORE Il BRO, Wilmington, Del.
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A. j. ON GENERAL GRAST.-In his mes,
sage to the Senate, December, 1867, An.
drew johnson said of General Grant,
whom he had previously called to the War
Department, that "salutary reforms have
been introduced by the Secretary ad interim,
and great reductions of expenses have been
effected under his administration of the War
Department, to the saring of millions to the
Trcusuyy.n
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MARYLAND STATE TEACHERS >AssOCIA-
TION-The second annual meeting of this nsso-
citation will be held in Baltimore, on the 18th of
July and the following day, in conformity
with the intent of the law, recommended at d" the
last session of the Legislature, for the purpose
or olevaing the system Of education, mutual
conference and encouragement of teachers.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Sealed Proposals will be received until the 18th of
July Tor building Highway Bridge the Sassa-
fras River, from large tree on Mr. VIM n Lockwoos
Wharf In Cecil county, to the lower side Of Captain
Andrew Woodalls Wharf, in Kent county Marylnd.
The proposals to be for Pile Bridge siIaar to that
across the Bohemia River Cecil county. Also separate
proposals for any alteration Or Improvement the Con-
Bridge
The bridge will be about ESQ feet in length and mus,
have Pivot Draw 80 feet in length.
The contractor TO furnish all materials. PAYMENTS
will be made the work progresses The work to be
completed 10y tho first day Of December, next.
The plan, specifications, aud bill of materials of Bo-
henia Bridge be seen at the office of Captain A.
Wnodali, at youngstown, Kent county, Md
Proposals to be sent to
GEO. W. SPENCER,
President of the Hoard of Examiners
June 81, 1SGSat t;,lena Md
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The numbers are reduced to LIES. The above
Goods guaranteed first class in quality and to be
in excellent condition.
The day of Drawing will be announced as
the subscription will justify. About one-half the
numbers have been taken.
Send your subscriptions to the Treasurer, at Elk
ton, without delay.
U0-ro any person sending us the money for ten
Chances we will give GRATIS the eleventh number.
CHARLES NJ. ELLIS,
DAVID SCOTT
JAMES I. YATES,
G. NJ. ELLIS. Treasurer. Committee.
S--t
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that application will be
made to the County Commissioners OF Cecil county,
July, next, for the appointment of Examiners 10
view and determine the propricty of laying out and
opening public road, hcginuiHs OF Thomas Cavern
der's gate, OH the ElEtun Gml Warwick road, and
running through the lands of John p. Cochran to
The Delaware line, to connect with public road at
the same point In the latter State.
Lime IL lSGS--IM
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful indisoyction, will, for the sake of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it, the recipe
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, can do =. by addressing
in perfect confidence, JOHN u. OGDEN,
May 49, lsG7-ly AZ Cedar Street. New York.
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II IA IN
10, L., tI,o unno,, f,,,,., n, - a. :,


To- be the "Qpen Canal Plan" span 30 feet
AbutmontS 10 be Is feet long and feet thick at base
and " feet long NJ top and feet thick battered on
face and ends and feet below the level of the bed
OF creek to secure solid foundation and feet hoh
above ordinary water level
The wing Walls on the west side to be II feet
long and as dcepas foundation of abutlnent at the
the Wing Walls on the cast end to connect with The
ahunents to the same depth, and the southeast
Wing Wall to lie u feet long and the northeast Wing
OF the Y SCOT wing and all to be ~ feet thick at
base and 20 inches thick at top battered OH outside
face same as abutmcnt.
The Guard Walls 10 he built on the Wing Walls,
the Same length and IL inches thick and = feet high
covered with White Pine Boards, plowed and
Groored, Painted and Sanded, and secured Ly Fas.
Jennings built in the walls. -
All the Walls to be built with good largc.sized
stone laid IN cement or wood.turned lime mortar
made with sharp SAUDI.
The Road Nay to he led in to grade of foot
The Span to Inc SO feet, and Ii ect6 inches wide from
out to out. The Wood Work to be built of GOOD
White Oak, Open Canal Plan. The stills to l.e 7xl2
inches; kingE Posts TX 10 inches; the braces 7xo
inches wide clear of sap the Joists inches, and
nor more Than Is ineheS apart and the Bridge to
have good Side Ratings and Wheel or Hub Guard
attncheH to POSTS and Braces.
- lhn Masonry to he completed on. or before the
i9th day OF September, and the entire work ON or
before the 18th day of October, lsGS.
Proposals solicited for an Iron Structure for III
feet span, with sufficient hearings on the ahuments
not less than Is inches including Masonry, Grading
&c; according to specifications above.
For further particulars inquire of the Clerk of the
Commissioners, The whole work to he under the
direction and control of the County Commissioners
al Cecil oonnty;-mith good material and in q sub
Commissioners may see proper to make during The
progress of the work, due allowances to he made
therefor by order. WIN. I. MILLER,
,,, Clerk Commissioners Cecil county.
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NOTICE..
BY the Orphans Court for Gecil cou


BY the Orphans Court for ieci county.
Jane 10Th 1858.
0RnEhEn, That the sale of the Real Estate of Isaa,
j. Lort, deceased, made by +. A. Ellis Executor b,
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the conra,
be shown or before the fifteenth day of August
next; provided a copy of this order be inserted il
some newspaper printed in Cecil county once awcel
for one month previous to the fifteenth day of July
next
The Report states the amount of ssles to b,
S4,Gi9.40. Il, y. LAMAR, Register.
True copy; test, H. d. LAMAR,
June III lSIiSs-ln Register.
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Degn Letters containing the current news
from all parts of the county are solicited
The Wing will be sent free to any person
agreeing to furnish such items of interest as
may transpire in their neighborhood
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-07-11

Be EcoNoMIcAL.-Money, time, labor,
and clothes all saved by the use of MOORE
a. BROS Wilmington City Soap. Families
use it, and we are certain that you will be
convinced of the fact.
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THE CECIL WING.
ELKTON, JULY IL, ISGS.

Observation-Disclosures Executors, and Others
having business in tho Orphans Court which requires
advertising. will please be particular when they want
such notices to appear in The Wing to leave orders to
that effect.
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LEGAL BLANKs.-A full supply of Magis-
trates' Blanks, Attachment and Trustees Bonds
always kept OH hand at The Wig office.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,

or Protected Solution of the ProtoXdc of Iron which
vitalizes and cnrichcs the blood by supplying it with
its Life Element, Iron.
Being free from Alcohol in any form, its energiziug
Effects are not followed ty corresponding rsactia, but
are permanent intlsing STRENGTH, vIGoR aud NEW
LIFE into all parts of the system, and building up an
IRON CONSTITUTION.
WIN. c. STERLING ESQ, of Poughkecpsia n. Y.
says =" Since taking the Peruvian Syrup feel bet
ter my strength is improved my bowels are regular,
my appetite first-r.te.
There is an old Physician in tins city Colder than
ann who has boon in the Drug business for 40
years, who has used the Syrup for three months,
and give. as his decided opinion that it is the best
Alternative Tonic Medicine he ever knew"
For DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY and FEMALE WEAKNESSES
the Peruvian Syrup is Il specific. A 3. page pam
phlct sent free. The genuine has peruvian SYKrr'
blown in the glass
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce luxnriant growth
of hair upon bald head bearllcss face also recipe
for the removal: of Pmples Buthes, EruptionS. ate. on
the skim leaving the soft clear and beautiful can
b obtained without charge by addressing
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, CHEMIsr,
sept II, ls67-may II so3 Broadway, NswYork.
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ORPHANS, COURT.

THE STATED MEETINGS Of the Orphans Court OF
Cecil county will be held on the Second TUESDAY
in every month. Executors, Administrators and Guar
dams, wanting their accounts stated will Reaso bring In
the vouchers q few days before Court.
REUBEN y. LAMAR,
Nov 49, 186f-y Register.
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DEBILITY.

Every one at times feels the necessity Of some.
thing to tone mp TIE sySto" depressed by mental or
bodily exhaustion. At such times let e"ery one,
instead Of taking alcoholic or medicinal sti0uiants
which afford only a temporary relief reinvgorate
hi, dsbilitated system by the natural tonic elements
nf he
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Scrofula Cured after Seven Years SufTerino.

scrofula Cured alter Seven Years Suffering.
j. W. lIoRNoR Esq- prominent lawyer of Pa!kors.
burg, W. Va, says: II had
81 RUNNING ULCERS
when / commenced takingl Dr. ASDgRs' IODINE
WATER M Breast 1hr0dt and Face one roRtina-
ons sore ann now awcll man, and | am satisfied
the Iodine Water saved my life
Circulars in regard to this remedy will he sent free
Up. DINSMORE- Proprietor, SO Dcy Street, New
York For sale by druggists generally.
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Notices.
NOTICE

is hereby given to the creditors cndorscrS and
s,ireties ofJAMES WEIGH that lac hath made APP
pllcation for the benefit of the nsolvent Laws of the
state of Maryland, and that the First IPedacstiay
Yter ne 1hitr Monday Of SEPTEMBER merit being the
third day of the next September Term of the Circuit
Court hr Cecil county, hath been apart and fixed
upon for the final hearing Of his in said Court
at which time and place, his creditors, endorsers
and sureties may attend, and show cause if any they
have, why final discharge shall not he granted said
debtor. DAVID SCOTT Clerk
OF the Circuit Court for Cecil county
June 6, lS6S--.'m
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TOAL of Superior Quality, for sale by
~ sept 20. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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To Bridge Builders Il Contractors

Proposals will he received by tho County Commits
sioncrs of Cecil county, to be directed to them at
theig Once in Elkton, up till . o'clock PM, al Of
on the road leading past Whitaker's Furnace to
perryvillc; said proposals to include tho Masonry
Wood Work and Gradn. entire. ~
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Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh.

b =. BROWN 4 BRO.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-13
PROPOSALS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE
L DIES MONIES RAPIDS OF THE MissfssIPPii
UNITED STATES ESGISggR's OFFICE,
yoF RtHEf rs CjN i9Eai fsS e. 1908

UNITED SrATEs ENGlNRRR's OFFICE,
soF RtHFf rs GjS ifE ftS g. lS's
Ss hS Ss esy d
keSkut. Iowa. until u April i6 iss for hs labor
locks and guard iSek for canal ssw process
Of S = around he pes M9ine. Rapids.
81 feet wide between walls in The Chamber and 10 DO
dfs lock. lscstsd q KsSfaR. VIII {. los fec,
lin, and built sntirely IN the river, -,
river by the canal mbapkment.
canal Nashville. and will be protected bT the en-
.sepITats proposals lin duplicate, must be made for
SbAsS anS.f II. S.Da oE na.I Specify
prices which 'tS H .sss' will be delivered
both &;ss s''sa "'
thousand iest T. M which such timber as I may BE-
'' TS'. a,, WI. Sfxss iyzLAgoR ,-,
Tlis Glass viii inelsde The bsiiIng draining And
will be rock !ructinE the lock walls and other
i RIGHffSn wai
and constructing suces culyors around and in the
r. q Al @ssGnsIy ana Implements required for The
for and every viii g.
made on each class separately, without regard to
No more than one proposition win be received from
Each bid must contain written or printed guar.
y Ts ssfsd
person known to this ONCE that the party
or parties bidding WILL awarded the contracts for
the classes upon which they bid enter into contract
Ss III ss% "ad s 81 .s: siSSd ss be-
The name or names Of the persons proposing must be
written out IN full. with their places Of residence aud
post eniee address,
Plans. maps. and specifications and all necessary
papers will be ready for examination at the United
States Engineers office at Keokuk Iowa, for nitcen
days prior to the date OF letting.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished upon
application vt this ONCE
Persons proposing TO contract are requested 10 visit
In their bids.
Contracts under either Of the aforesaid classes will
include Of the lock- may be considered
most advantageous to the Government.
the Government reserves the right to reject any and
tached to each bid.
Proposals must be addressed to the unders gned at
keokuk Iowa, and should be indorsed for
Labor and Materials for the Locks for the Improve
J. H. WILSON,
Lieut.. Col. S5th Infantry,
mh5-td Breyet Maj. Cen u. 3. A
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-13
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- bsIrEp STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition Of Frederic Howes, Oh Boston, Mass,
praying for the extension Of patent granted to him
the nth day d June, 1854, for an Improvement In
Extra YARD 70 Top-sas for seven years from the eL-
day " June, 1865:
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent ONCE on MONDAY, the LIST day OF June next,
at u o'clock, m and all persons are notified to APP
pear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition GU ht not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to file
In the Patent Office their objections, specially set
forth in writing, AZ least tigey days before the day
used ut tho said hearing, must DO takon aud trans
United IN accordance tho rules Of the Office, which
Ill DO furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon testi-
mony, must be led In tho otneo fioentu days before
tho day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within
len days after hling the testimony,
Ordered also, that this notice be publ In the
Republican and the Iateiii0encer, Washington, b.
C. and in the Journal Boston. Massachusetts, once
week for three successive weeks the first Of said
publications be at least sixty days proyion. the
day OF hearing, A. M, STOUT,
fe22-sSt Acting CommIsslonsr OF Patents
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR TRANsPoRTGTIoN.
orpSE og W, e.., I, S,.ss;r,

oyr,or cu,rr or.p-,.x.rxp,
FiR,u Nj, NV IisTsicTl
N.w o,ir.ss fsb ~ isss
ss,l.J p,na.s, ~ IN yi,si .nd iii, be r.oeiyea
NJ the ofnse ~ gsn,sIn W < waInw,,sht A 81 NJ =
II = H. ~ ws npxiiI. r.aa. mil ThRsiSiy a..
Slst day or Msreb. isa Al II o'eioet. m. fof the
WI p ,in, o. mHGp, ana tSs 'I I'm
npsnSs W. IN W., anatns inv Il Isfs VI INV A'o
Ppapo.sis IN st.,e a. wbst ,stas bidder. nropo.o
"a ,.n ~ ,,as ,nriJs. g,an "a ~ ths
Sliowins 'nsms3 naints' A' 'Np'''' ''' .AN W Wv
Ror,a M = r po p,.,os SANTIAGO Ia p,ovns
Wiz ~ ~ Hiyst ~ NJ. pont i,abs W of'"n'
Ro.ts Ma S.FFro,m R,ognsyiIis IN Rinssaid Ra,
az Nv TIVE Sf'"A''' " "'Ass''N '~
Rout. No a-R,nsso,d psrraet. Ia Isredo
Psono.sis 2iii ais,,ne,SvD srnntsx Ess .,.. An.
bidders iii ~ na snnn,as
10 ~ IN NJ ~ soii 49, ~ Pp"s'
oTears ~ .ni,.samms, ..h,n a, a..r n....n..r.
aaSh ana M Giin,sas III. - ~ tsashs " Har.as
mni.. snd NJ ~ MI. ~, HesS' .h..n rs, hssS
ison ~ ,i n iv.ss
hoias nsint ,1;ss IL n 49,
Soiio,v w.rs v,,nat ,anes o,ansnse hs.yy ordrsnc.
stores, etc Der one sundied pounds, uoc lbs.
SSgTmu. per 'oh' nays per oaie' iunosr' P'ne' per
hS stem ,,nha. to.t , ma, oo t.st, oats and
corn. peI .aeh 'o"A' p'' 'V'S WV N"'' "A1
ma ms,.sn,smsn, .ooa. ,,o,,,,v .,pinape c,.,ss
.,anrsrx 1nrn,,n9 ousa ns esbe,, wssn,
tansnas m.,,tnu gyt.hs :. -. M 49,.
hnnt ,,st,ann, ~ ~ nv htn ssas
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-13

An ACT for the relief Of settlers on the late Sioux
Indian reservation, In the State Of Mime
Gotta.
Be IL enaciei by tie Senate and House Of Re.
yrs,sniatipss Of the Tinted States Of America in
CoRgrsU aJRmJled That all actual settlers,
who have duly filed their deelaratory statements
under the pre.emption laws with the register Of
tho proper local land Office, upon the unsold
lands now included within the limits Of the late
pesots, shall be allowed two years from and
after the passage Of this act within which to
make proof and payment for their claims In &C.
eordanee with the provisions Of the second and
third sections Of the act approved March third
eighteen hundred and sixty three, providing for
the disposal OF said reservation.
Approved, March 9, 1858.
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PR0P92sALis FOB LINE FOB GoEsTRUGTISE

pRoPoSALs FOR LINE FOR CONSTRUCTION
P6sF 6fFfcEs PSRFEASp AND
Sealed proposals WIN be received e. The once q the
furnishlng and delivering One II ousand ,OCo) Bar
tes q the best Roekland Lime. for the Government
buildings to be erected at Portland, Ne.
The Lime to be delivered at the sites Of the build
ings % fast as desired BY the Superintendent or re-
Quired By the progress Of the work.
Proposals will be made by the barrel Including
Of all freights, landing, &c
completion Of the contract.
The delivery Of the Lime TO begin soon after the
signing Of the contract rs the Superintendent may
direct.
all Of the proposals. II deemed for the interest Of the
Government to do so.
and addressed to HENRY RlNGsBURY,
mhS-td Superintendent