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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-24
THE NEWS.

Five cars Of freight train on the Alton
and jacksonville railroad. were smashed 70
piece. on Saturday morning.
Three brothers. named Colleen. were fOund
murdered about fifty miles from Denver about
q week ago by travelling eOnpariOn. who
escaped. -s
The Sheriff Of Los Amos county, Colorado,
recently recovered ZOO head Of stock stolen BY
n band Of thieves, number Of whom were
captured.
Admiral Farragut is being absolutely over
whelmed with honors from he Papal Govern
mept at Rome.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-24

A man, McAdam by name, who was
tried, found guilty and committed to the
penitentiary, from franklin county, for
attempting rape upon his mother.in.
law. has been pardoned out of the State
prison, commissioned captain IN the
loyal militia, and is now raising COM
pany Of negroes in the county of Frank.
lin. We state this positively, are backed
by the amplest testimony and defy con-
trsdiction. Upon the trial Of McAdam
before the Supreme Court, which con-
firmed the original decision, letter was
produced in which he told his wife, to
whom it was addressed, that the doors of
the penitentiary were CREASED with
Brownlow grease, and that if he should
be convicted he vonld be free in a few
weeks. Comment is out of place. We
submit the atrscity 10 the contemplation
of the civilized North. La Tennessee
we have no redress.
We take the above from the Nashville
Banner, which we publish as confirming
the Internal telegram to the same effect
published in our Saturdays issue. Now
let this liberated villain, with his ac-
complies in previous crimes. commit
some fresh outrage, and it will be forth
with heralded northward by our official
Radical press and its lying correspond
euts as the work Of rebels and Kuklux.
We suppose that not one of the thousand
crimes now rife through all the South
are committed by men who we're any
way concerned in the rebellion. These
things are done by skulkers, rogues and
vretches too mean, too wicked or toe ig-
norant to be capable of love of country
or section sufficient to furnish any pos
sible motive for taking sides in war for
rights or liberty with any respectable
men. The whites among them we're
always villains. and they now lead
thousands of british negroes in their
work of rapine and piuuder. Such
msu as these are hardly under any re-
straint of law. The negroes will not be-
tray one another. Though q crime should
be committed in the presence OF thou
sand it could not be proved By them
And even if it should, and by accident
and the hardest, criminal should 90 tc
the peniteutiary, his chances Of discharg'
by our Governor are two to one. de haI
but the other day discharged forty at
single swoop. True Il is that we arr
without lawful redress. Bat We have
right to ask Of honest Northern men tina
they should be extremely slow to believe
cases of resistance when they occur il
self-defense against this daunable stat'
ofthings have their origin IN disposition
of ssditious character. A handredtl
part Of the ontrages to which We hsFsbe
come accustomed If current in the North
ern States would create panic rivalinI
that on their Indian frontier Win the
continue to believe the infamous lie
which are sent to them By the misereaht
in our midst, who are themselves tn
cause or the authors Of the crimes the
delight 10 spread through the North
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-24

The Peoria Transcript don't like the
order Of the Ku Klux Klar, lately started
In the Southern States for the purpose Of
fan and frolic. as vss the Sons OF
Malta" The Transcript does not Ike
~ a Khan" II thinks Il "a rebel or
r.nizafion Of assassins in Tennessee,
Shose business Is 10 rob sad murder
r,ion people" and suggests that the
Reoisfer start = branch Of The order
In Illinois, which We would do for the
puuishmeut Of Radicals, II We we're not
sfr.id Of laying ourselves liable 10 IN
dictment under the law Of cruelty to ami
mals.-7liaOis Regisfer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest to Noon To-day.
ie NEW YORK. e. Re
- oN gfNtn
Gold and Cotton Reports.

Special to the PUBLIC LEDGER.l e5 90 ',Af
NEw YORK, March "a, IL m.--Gold
opened at 1888 and declined to 1881 at
l0:4O am, and is now 1881 I si
Cotton is dull and prices nominal.
Sterling exchange steady and uu-
changed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-24
ADJUSTMENTS.


GRAND COMPLIMENTARY. y, BENEFIT FIT
10 a. W. MITCHELL, by the citizens OF Men,
phis. A host Of volunteers viii appear. Jwo
hne Comedies and musical olio, Aa n5ls son
onI atraat ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-24

Doors open at 81 o'clock; Performances 10
commence at TX o'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-24

Look at tho monster mbinatIon q talent
S S:ss s:s sEftsE ~ %EfHSEy Bh$fsiSE
brvERE and KATE CoNWRLLi Ms.sTss,
JOHNNY HART OSCAR So WILLS, TONY
CiiiLDS, CHARLEY WHITE, and Master
MANNING, who will appear nightly 10 new
Songs. Dances, Farces, Negro Eccentricities.
pantomimea, etc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-24
FOREIGN.

LlyRRPooL, March 24.-CottOn quiet
Estimated sales, 10000 bales. Uplands,
l0id; Orleans. l0sd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-24

Only place of Amusement I'm the City !
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-24

oHAs. n. II. BROOM. Lessee and Proprietor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-24

Admiration, 50 couts, Private Boxes. IS %.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-24

scented and read by the seeretary.
Mr.. Howard moved that it lie on the
table until after the application is fled,
but withdrew it on Mr.. Bingham's an
nouucement that the managers were
ready to express their opinion on the
application.
Mr.. Logan, in behalf of the managers,
said they would oppose 1t, because there
was no reason offered for the delay, ex-
oept ,hstth Presidents counsel needed
time. he said they had had as much
time as the managers, aud some other
reasons should be given, as there had
been an application for delay, made in
former trials of impeachment, when il
was slwsys stated on oath that time was
needed to produce distsui witnesses, etc
No such cause was alleged or shown IN
this case, and the rule adopted BY thu
Senate required the trial to proceed
unless cause for delay was shown, anc
the managers insisted that no more tint
should be allowed 10 the President thar
TO ,he meaneit man. At the expiratior
Of the thirty days an application nigh
be made for further delay, TO send fol
vitnssyes, perhaps TO silka, and mate
rial reasons for delay should be Assigne'
now. ~
Mr.. Evarts called The attention OF eour
to THE fact that the Presidents eoun's
had Ouly been allowed eight working
DAYS in which 20 prepare their answer
aud said Il vas not an ansuer 70 thei
present application; that equal hast
would be necessary on the part OF tn
managers As on the part Of themselves
] Their positions were not iniiar' In
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A PUBLICATIONS. FOR DUPLICATE LAND
Z may concern.
DEPAnrsKsr OF IuB lsnrs,s sdsR'

. PENSION OfflCR, May I'D, 1905. .
Application having been made under the act OF
June %, 1850, for the reissue Of the following de-
serib9d Land Warrants, which are alleged TO have
atthe date foll9ying the description q each war,
be reissued, II NO valid objection should thon APP
No. Il, 20, for leo acres, issued under the acl Of
March y, 1883, In the name u kel logg Perry, aud
was granted November u, 1856 August 8, 1868.
No b,06l, for loo acres, issued under the Act Of
March 5, 1855, In tho name Of Harrison Corum, and
Was granted October 2, 1855, Septenberb, 1856,
No no, for 90 acres issued under the act Of March
3, 1888. 70 the name Of Clemonce Haley. widow Of
George HALEY, deceased, and was granted Maya
1855. August %, 1858
No 6a,2l0. Tor i6oacres. issded pnder the act
February II, 1917, In the name Of Willis Leath
father aud heir at law Of Clark u. Leath, deeeased
AND was granted May 20. 'lsis. August z. 1865 :,
March 1873, In the names OF the minor children Of
Andrew Record, deceased, and was granted July
II, 1857, September 10, 1862
No. D,lsl, for l60 acres, issued under the act Oi
February II, 1871, In the name Of Elizabeth Thomp-
son, mother and heir At.law OF Daniel McAiister
Thompson, deceased, and was granted September
20, 1857, September %, 1865
No. 50, l0t for 100 agrees, Issued under the act OF
February II. 1877, In the name OF Erasmus Ben
nett. and was granted May 30, 1870 October s. 1853
No. 81 ,402, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March 3, 1875, In the name Of Adam Vroman, and
was granted June 0, 1857. October ~, 1865,
No, 800 for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March s. 1855, in tho name Of John Floyd johnson,
and was granted August q, lS9, os!obeE \; 1868.
Aa1ln Goa, tnIa al
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ n USITEp STATES PArRSr OpYIcs,
d WAauIHaTAH. Juiy 1874

On the petition Of srEPHRE B. .Boorg, of Orange.
Conn. , administrator Of the estate OF Sheldon 8.
HArskorn, deceased praying for the extension Of
patent granted to the said Sheldon i. HartshoTn
the TN day Of November, 1854, and reissued tho
10Th day Of May, 1855, for an Improvement In
1Sr sSsR nfs. pSse the hs S "a,
Nov enber, leo6: ..
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent onies on MONDAY, Tho 10Th day Of October
next, at u O'Clock, m. and all persons are noIi-
ned To appear and show cause, II any they have,
Why said petition ought not TO DO granted. .
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
lle in the Patent Once their objections specially
set forth In writing, At least ttssnt days before the
day Of hearing antesiimony hied By either party
10 be used In the said hearing. must be taken aud
Transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the
Ofleo, " hioh will be furnished on application.
Depositiea, HndSther papers, relied upon as tee.
fore the day OF hearing; the arguments, n any,
within ten days sitter nling the testimony,
Ordsred, sso, that this notice be Published in tho
RBfuBfIols And the Inteihgencer. washihg ton.
d. c., aud In the Register, New Haven, Conn. ,
week for three successive weeks; the hTst oil
said plblieations 70 be at least day
10 the day OF hearing. ELISHA FOOTE, on
jy3-Th3t Commissioner Of Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED 81 rEs pArEsT OFFICE

On the petition q SARAH ". REEp. adHinstr1triI
Of tho estate Of Cheney Reed, deceased, and Jane
T. Mould, administrAtrlx OF the estate Of Brooks X
Mould, deceased, Of Chicago, Illinois, praying f9I
tho extension OF n patent granted TO the said
Cheney Reed and Brooks X. Mould, the sth day
OF August, 1854, for an Improvement In VentilAung
Ralroad Cars, for seven years from the expiration
Of said patent, which takes place on tho sth day OF
its ordered that the said petition be heard a. tho
Patent Of1ee on MONDAY, the 10th day Of July
next, at II clock and all persons are notified 70
appear and show cause, " any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED 20
Ale In the Patent Once their objections. specially
forth In writing. at least tioenty days before
the day 81 hearing; all testimony fled By either
party TO be used AZ the said hearing must be taken
and 1sntied N accordance with the rules Of the
DeposiIions and other papers. led upon testi
mony, must be fled in the Office ttoentn days be-
fore the day Of the any within
| ten days alter htng the testimony.
| Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the Az and the iqeacer. gton.
| d. and in the Tribune, Chicago, IN. once :
week for three successive weeks; the hrst OF said
Pubsa,ons tSSs at least sixty dsy- s g,sESus to
myi3-Wst Acting Comml aidonsr Of Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UEIIKD STATES PATENT orYIcI

W
On the petition Of ABsER WHiIELEY. formerly
Of Springfield. Ohio, now Of Platte county, Mis-:
souri,, praying for the extension Of = patent
granted to him the 10Th day o. September. 1881,
Tor an Improvement In 0rAin and Grass Harvesters,
for seven years from the Of said patent
1855:
10 Is ordered that the said petition DO heard at
the Patent oeiee on, Monday, the !slst day OF
August next, At l?o'Slpea m and AL PsrsoEsaI'
why said petition ought not " be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
ale IN the Patent lice their objections, specially
.et forth i1 writing, a least tDentg days before
party, to be used al the said hearing, must be
taken A,d transmitted IN accordance with the rules
81 the oiaes, which will DO furnished on spplica'
ton.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon a. testl
mony, must DO hled In the onice ttocJlty days be-
io[s The day Of hearinFi ne argIments' II any,
Ordered, also, that this notSe be published in
the REPUBLICAN, and the IHtslifgsneer, Washing
ton, D, G., and In the Egehin0 ChrOnicle, Clio,
einnAH, Ohio, once week for three successive
we6ksj the hTst Of said publications to be at least
sixty days previous to the day Of LssTPsgfo rr
ie2i-wSt Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UnrRp STATES PATEyr OFFICE.

On the petition Of JoHS j. Weeks, ofoykter Bay,
n Y praying for the extension Of patent granted
to him the 10Th day of September. 1854. which pat
ent was surrendered, and application for re-issne
made In tour division, for an Improvement In
HaTvesters OF Grain and Grass, for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent, which take'
1t Ia ordered that the said petition bo heard u.
the Patent once on MONDAY, the 7th day Of
September next, at IL O'Clock, IN. and all persons
are notified to appear and show cause, II any they
have, why said petition ought not TO be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
ale IN the Patent otee their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least tentv days before the
day Of hcaTngi ali testimony fled by either party,
" be used gt the said hearing, muSt be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the lules Of the
Office, which will be furnished application.
Dispositions and other papers. relied upon as test
inOny, mast be filed In the Office tt0sntu days be-
fore the day Of hssringi the arguments, II any,
ordered, ALSO that this notice DO published In the
RRPuBMohs and the Intetlfoeaesr, Warrington,
b. o., and In the Atlas, Now York, New York ,
moe week for three successive weeks the hrst Of
said publications. TO be at least sixty day.
10 tue day Of hearing. A. NJ. STOUT,
] ol.ThSt Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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PREPAYMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STATES PATENT OfFIcH,

Hv4r.... - #4.a- WAHHikHrOrs may iSyhoc'
sAorthe petition Of AbSER wHIrELEr, q spring.
Geld. Ohio, praying for ,ho eytsnsion Of patent
Teissued tho sth day "a January, 1855, for an Inn
proyement In Track Cleaners 70 Grass Haryesterss
for seven the expiration OF said patent.
which takes place on the 22d day Of August, 1865:
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 10th day OF August
next, at Il o clock m and All persons are notified
to appear and show cause, u any they have why
said petition ought not to DO granted.
Persons opposin the extension are required 70
die in the Patent Oniee their objections, specially
day Of all testimony hled by either party
70 DO used at the said hearing. must be taken and
ansmitted in accordance with the rules OF tho
otise, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon a. test-
in0ny must be filed In the ONCE ttoentv days before
the day Of hsarinsi the argaments. II any. within
ordered, also, that Thu. notice be published In
the RRPUBLioA and Tntslff0en Ger, Washington, d.
O. and In the Epeain0 Chronicle Cinci ANAL Ohio,
once week for three successive weeks the hrst
Of said publications to be at least sixty DAY. pre-
yious to the day Of hearing. A. M. STOUT,
mya-Tu9t Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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OFTHE INTERIOR,
~ usIrEp STATES PArRsr 0RgIeE,,


On the petition Of BARTON II. JRSks, of Brides
burg, PE praying Tor tho extension Of = patent
granted to him the 9ilh day of Oe0ber, lb)4 Tor an
Improvement In Looms, for seven years from tho
expiration q said patent, which takes plRev On the
2ith day 81 October, 1853. .T IH.'s-7'f
II Is ordetbd that tho said petition DO hoard Al tHu
Patent once, on Monday The lRth day OF October
TO appear aud sh9V cause, II any thay have. why
said pctltlug ought not 10 bO granted. a.I
Persons Opposing the extensloh arc Required to
hle, In the Patent OHco, their objections, specially
set toTIh IN writing a. least tosnty days before the
10 be used tlhe EAid hearing, nuGt be taken aud
Transmitted " reeosdanee with the rules Of the Of
Dispositions and other pApers, relied upon a. tes.
tlmony, must BE- nlcd In the ONCE i.esHtv Days be-
fore the day OF hearingI the AyguInenis, III any,
within ten days after QliAE the testim9ny, a.,
Ordered also, ihst tbs h9iee be pub lshedi tho
kEPuuLIcAg aud the iateilfOcacsr, Washington.
d. O, aud 10 the Herald, Philadelphia, Pa ONCE
Yeqk for three successive weeks. the hrst Of said
The day of hearing. ELISHA fo0TB,
jyNThH Commissioner Of PAtsats,
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DEPARTMBNT OF THE INTERIOR.

WAsHINdrOh, July !, 1868.
On the petition Of GARDNER y, BLODaErT aud
PAUL r. SWEET, Of Burlington, Vermont. praying
Tor the extension Of patent granted to then tho 9th
day Of December, 1891. for an Improvement In oven
for baking, for seven yeaT4 from the OF
said patent, which takes place on tho 9th day Of
December, 1905;
IL ordered that the said petition DO heard at the
Pntent Once en- Monday the l6.h day VI November
seHt, At u o'clock. N. and all persons are mott.
Ned 10 appear and show cause, fAny they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the gKtensign are required to
die In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth 10 writing, a least tloenty days before
the day OF heRringi all testimony nlOd by either
party, to be used at the said hearing, must be
tAken and tram emitted In AecordaBee wth the ru les
Of the Office, which will be furnished on applica.
ton.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as les.
timnny, must bs hled In the office toeHtU day be-
fore the day OF hearing the argumenIs. II any I,
Ordered. also, that this notice be published In the
REPuBLICAE add the Intslli0sneer, ngtont
b. O., and In the Burlin gton TiRies, BuTlin Et0n
VI, once week for three weeks the nrst OF said
pnblisaiigPs g b at least sixty days pFeS2us to
jyiO.fSW IetiuE Commissioner OfPatens..
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nRPARTMEET OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USIrgD STATES PATEsr Offit


On the petition Of WILLIAM TMoRSLET, Of PhilR.
delphia, Pa praying for the extension o. patent
granted to him the 18th day Of september, 1854,
for an Improvement In Safety Washer for Securing
Wheels TO Axles for ssysn YEAR, from the efpiIG'
ton Of said patent, which takes place on the 18Th
day Of September, 1858;
II Is ordered that tbs said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on MONDAY the 3lstday OF August
next, at IL clock, IN and all persons are notified
to appeas and show cause. n any they have. why
said petition on ght not TO be granted.
Persons ppposing the extension are required TO
ale In the Patent once their objections, specially
set forth 10 writing, at least ttoentk days before
the day Of hoarlggi all testimony died by either
PARTY 10 DO used 1T the said fearing, must be
and Inn sltted In aer ordanee with the l les of the
once, winch will be furnished on spplieation.
mony must be aled 10 the office tioeatvdays before
the day u hearing; the arguments, II any, within
tan days after hling the testimony. ,
Ordered, also, that this notice be In the
RBPyBLfrAs and me Iatsltiosaesr, wsshin gtop.
week for three successive weeks the hrst Of said
Eubieat9ps 70 be at least sixty day. gTSsyif2TP' to
inS].Tna Acting Comm ssioneT Of Patents.
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iDRoyIpRNCE HOSPITAL. ...l. {.
= THE stsfEits SY Cha IIrY. D,.g
IN HEALTHY AND kETlB lib PARroFwAsH
fNuToN CITY.
The new 6ailaiay = nov feads Tor the rsssGttop
The cars Fua " thin two iasArss pf ths baiiais,,
fPaneatsi Will be resolved iAiQ, 10 wards al 10
per week, pSyablo In ad yAhea lThls includes Ned
Ielne AID Aedieal o. 9iesf tiSndAhes, ri
PIiVats Rooms esa 10 had 1T hdvaneed rates
H. ~ MIpICAL BTAFr ATTENDING.
D. B. gHAasss,r i'BiS' ~, H. 100 u street, s..
tween Etrhteenth IND Ftntfenth! " ' III II
JOHN o. RiLEY, NJ D., Now YORK. avsnua, by-
Ween fburtee plh and Fifteenth strssta 40
WIZ, hAkBDkY, ~ p. 9 40 II street, anUlJ
IL. THoMPsos, II q, .sr..I sin.S sire.
az X T9Rb. n ..rsss,,
N = LhiSSSSisbR2 aaab TSEs sIFsst lSssA
dRAFTOh TYLER, Al. d. eorasI % Washing.
W. JOHNSON N. b.. ssvsa,h street, be.
Fffa6wIRD, NJ D., SIS y street, ''..
THOMAS MlLLEE, aiS = street
Q. II, LlBRRMAHN' $50 Thirteenth street.
:, hpplieaHop san DO made al the Hospital, OF To
sending patieats "a he Hospital who may occupy
private rooms have The privilege Of Attending the
AS-Eo persons with contagious diseeses admitted.
"a. SISTER LORETTA o'REILLl,
oetb .rl.. .. .1. aa.H go Superior.
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NEw MERCHANTS LINZ OF STEAMERS
PROPOSALS. FOR FORAGE AND STRAW.
RYEOT ayAsI5 4 !. 9S s,ss


until isa August u isds, ist sfsisSies iii u:
eSGsa b y II Sc
year commsneins october 1865. Forage aud Straw
Il h 81 &. ss. s%S Ss P
Il re-
IL GOOD sssFs, " ABOUT eus's lily .sta
about three bushels each. Of not loss than thirty.
two lS2) pounds to the buahel, Hay aud Straw
bslsd. and to weigh two thousand cl.ooo' pounds
Bids will nisshs received Tor hay uebslsd,
Of oats ana corn Per bashs. spd Of hay and stis.
Of grain, one hundred and eighty tisCJ % hay,
Sna ,sI pns % sS per
contractor viii 10 rsaslrsd 70 Keep Il iss.t Two
IN Ssa: ' Pisss II rs sy on hand and
Rs a q ,ssss ss de- bSa. WIZ
soalisst II sssofases Win above rsssIisasats
bsefS eSs ss dsy Of 3 y
evidence that he is prepared to commence fuihllins
Payments will DO made monthly for quantit, Of
i2raGs nd straw delivered Y In funds, or as aoon
lies 70 whom delivery Sss been ordered. s y"
da Gsa 81 !, Two 1ssaS
ties, will be required Of tho successful bidder for
the faithful fulhlmenl OF his contract
Should the contractor fail TO furnish the kind nd
quality Of forage aud straw required, 1t viii be
purchased In opep market. and tie excess Of cost
charged to HIN. .. .
AlfbIds will be submitted to tho Quartermaster
General before awarding contract. ~
Proposals. will be addressed to the undersig ucd
marked 'PrOposals for Forage" and bidders are
Invited 70 be present at the opening Of the bids
BY order ofthe Quartermaster General
J, @. MoRERRAN.
Deputy QuarterinasteT GsnaTAl. and
RuR3-td Brig. Gen. u. q. A.. Depot q, N.