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The national Republican., 1868-12-11
MULES W An TED =.
HEADa'Rs FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT, }
OPRICE OF CMIEF QuARTERMAsrER.

oFFItk VI Will NlAhLkhhAsIkk,
AusTIS, TEXAS, Nov, o, 1855, !
Sealed proposals. in duplicate will be received at
lith OF December, ls5s, for delivering at Austin,
The mules must be not less than fourteen III,
hands high, nor less than four (D nor over ten
years OF age strong, stout, compact W well -deyel
oped animals, in full health, and free from any
blemish or defect which would unat them for SCI
Delivery to commence within thirty (O) days
from date OF contract, and to be completed W thin
forty five (4j) days from date Of same.
Proposals will DO received for the whole or any
portion of the number Of mules required.
The right is reserved to reject any or all b.
offered. ~
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Mules
and addressed TO tho undersigned.
By command Of Brevet Major. General J J,
Reynolds A. POTTER,
Byt. Brig, General and q, Y, NJ. Fifth Military
District nOylS.td
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPoRTATIoY.
HD,sgs; FISTM MILITARY DIsrsrcr. ,

oTATk OF TEXAS, OfFICR CHIEF u. M,
AUSTIN, TRxAs, October q, 1855
Sealed proposals. In duplicate will be received at
this ONCE until MONDAY, December II, 1858, at
l2o'cloek. m. for the transportation OF military
supplies from the frat day OF January, ls6 TO the
thirty first day Of December 1862. the following
ROUTE No.
=. From From san Antonio 70 all military posts and
frontier, south of Red river, and north Of 80 de-
Bidders Will state the rate per one hundred OOO)
pounds, per one hundred tl06) miles at which they
vii! transport said supplies.
as RsfT give their names in full, as we'll
shonid be Accom- pa idence, and each proposal
thousand iSo, ,oo6j dollars, seRd in the sum Of ten
responsible persons ranteeing thatYh or more
contract is awarded Tor the route mentioned In the
proposals to the parties proposing. the contract
will be accepted and entered into, and good and
sufficient security furnished by said parties In ac.
cordance with the terms of this advertisement
The amount Of bonds required from the contractor
will be fifty thousand'tt $50, 00O) dollars.
satisfactory evidence Of the solvency Of each bid.
der and person offered as security wi be required
Forms of contract may be seen at the ONCE OF the
Depot Quartermaster at San Antonio and at Mar
shall, Texas, and at this office.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
Proposals must bo indorsed proposals for Army
transportation, and addressed to tho under
By command Of BrOvet Major General Z; I. Rey-
BSSs. Brigadlsr General and o. q. N, Fifth
Military District. no9-td
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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER AND SHINGLES
HEAD0uARrERs FIFTH MILITARY pIsrRIcr,l
OFFICE oHrEE oUApTEEMAsIFE.

AUSTIN, TEXAS, November II, lS6s.
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate, will 6o received
at this ohlceo until SATURDAY. December II, 1865,
at l2 clock, m. for furnishing the QuartsrInAs-
tors Department at Fort Duncan, Texas, with
such quantity VI Lumber and Shingles as may bo
required.
Lumber and shiuglcs to be Of drst quality, and
subject to tho inspection OF the officer receiving
them.
Bidders will state the kind Of Lumber and Shin
giles which they propose to furnish
Delivery to commence from date OF contract. and
to bo continued IN such quantities, aud at such
time, rs may DO REQUIRED BY the receiving officer,
undersigned.
BY command of Dreyet Major General ] J. Key.
nOlds. J. A POTTER,
Breyet Brlgadier General and Z, q, N, li,II Mill.
tRry District u, gJ..l
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pRo SAILS. ...sa .-
HzADauAnrnns prrAnJxnxr o. DAxorA.

oPyIcH CHiEp oUARrERMAsrER,
sr. PAUL, MISS.. Oct. 10, ises }
PrSgosals will be received By The uadetsi s1ed
ma ls S
tain Barraets, auarters. and other Public BUILD
tail to conform to the and plans afore
said for each building or such part Of each a. may
whole or part according TO- the requirements Of the
case. Al the labor, mechanical or other, to be
This invitationi is made only to men Of business
and capital, or who can command capital and who
arc In condition to do what II Is desired to have
done on the part Of the Government
oe23-td Deputy O. NJ. Generaf, q, s'A,
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PROPOSALS FOR LONG FORAGE.

HEAD'aRs FIFTH MILITARY DIsrRIcT,)
STATE OF Texas. OFFICE 2. NJ,
AUSTIN, TEXAS, Nov. q, 1865.
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate, viii be received
at this office until MONDAY. December ~, 1868, AZ
nfty tons Of Long FORAGE Al San Antonio. Texas '
Fodder, Sheaf Oats, Millet, and Button Grass
T " peSsssd; mass r, Pe Of S COED, eleSn mer n
this years erop-subject 70 rigid inspection:
Is made and contract accepted and to be continued
at such time and In such quantities as the reeeiv.
Bids viii Be received for any portion of the above
amount.
Bids to be sealed and indorsed " Proposals for
Long Fora GO, and addressed to the undersig gned.
BY command OF Breyet Major General Reynolds.
Breyet Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster
Fifth Military District. de9.td
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ST
n
M Once Of Chief aqartsT%ss!er.

huhtln, leNhss OclODer n, lSbS.
Sealed proposals in duplicate will be received At
this ofico until MONDAY, December IL. ls6s, at
twelve clock m, for the transportation of Mill
tary Supplies, from the arst day of January, 1862
to the thrty-Grst, day Of December. 1867, on tho
ROUTE NO. g.
From lndianola to Austin, Texas, and all inter-
mediate points.
Bidders will state the rate per ono hundred Qu)
pounds per one hundred (l0Ol miles at which they
Will Transport said supplies.
Bidders should give their names In full, as well
as their places Of residence, and each proposal
should be accompanied by a bond In tho sum Of ten
thousand tSlO,OOC) dollars, signed by two more
responsible persons, guaranteeing that in the
contract Is awarded for the route mentioned in the
proposals to the parties proposing the contract
be accepted and entered into, and good and suf-
heient security furnished by said partes accord
anes with the terms Of this advertisement.
The amount OF bonds required from the contractor
will be hfty thousand t.5O, ,0o0) dollars.
Satisfactory evidence OF the solvency of each
bidder and person offered as security will be re-
quired.
Forms of contract may be seen at tho ice OF the
Depot Quartermaster at San Antonio and at Mar
shall, Texas, and at this office
The right is reserved to reject or all bids that
may be offered.
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals for army
transportation, and addressed to the under
signed.
nolds. j. A. POTTER,
Military District. uov6-td
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

IsDIASAPoLIs Arsenal, IspIAsA.l
December 8. 1858 :
Sealed proposals for the supply OF the troops at
this Arsenal with fresh Beef from January 1860,
start,
The Fresh Beef to be delivered In such quanti-
ties as may be from time to time required, and on
such days as shall be designated by the command
ing officer.
Proposals should be Ia duplicate, sealed and ad :
dressed to the commanding officer, indianapolis
Arsenal. and marked Proposals. for Fresh Beef. /"
They will be opened at the Arsenal office at 10 a.
m. December ls, at which time bidders are in
vited to be present, W, II, HARRIS,
Captain Ordnance, Breyet Lieut.. Col. u. 8. A.,
Commanding dec9. I'd
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PRoPosALs FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DIsrRIcT.)
STATE OF TEXAS,
OFEIoE oE CHIEE QuARrERMAsTER,


AUSTIN, Texas, October "a, 1855.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
At this Office until MONDAY, December II, 1865, at
IL o clock, m, for tho transportation OF military
supplies from the LIST day Of January, lss to 3lst
ROUTE NO.
From San Antonio to all military posts and
camps that are or may be established on the west
ern and northwestern frontier of Texas, south Of
SO degrees north latitude.
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred (lOO)
pounds per one hundred ll0O) miles at which they
will transport said supplies.
Bidders should give their names in full, as we'll
as their places of residence, and each proposal
should be accompanied by bond in the sum Of ten
thousand tsl0 OOO) dollars, signed by two or more
contract awarded for the route mentioned in the
be accepted and entered into and good and sun client
security furnished by said parties in accordance
with the terms of this advertisement.
The amount Of bonds Iequired from the contractor
will be fifty thousand (f5O, ,O00) dollars.
satisfactory evidence Of the solvency OF each
bidder and person offered as security will be re-
quired.
Terms OF contract may be seen at the Office Of tho
Depot 9uarternaster at San Antonio and at Mar
shall, Texas, aud at this office.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
that may be offered.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals forlArmy
Transportation and addressed to the under
signed.
NJ command of BrCvOt Major General, Z, !: Rsy-
Brevet Brigadier General, and Chief Quarternas-
ter, Fifth Military District. no9-td
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

STATE OF TEXAS, OPFIcE G. @, M,
AusrIs, TRxAs, Nov, q, 1868,
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
At this once until MONDAY, December 81, 1865,
at II m for furnishing the QuartermasteT's De:
partment with such dry ,merchantable hard wood
AS may be required at the following places, from
the hrst day 9f January, 1860. to the thirty first
San Antonio. Fort Mason,
Austin, Fort Duncan,
Port Clark, Fort Stockton,
Fort Davis, Fort lingo.
Camp Verde. Fort Quitman.
Fort GLifin, Fort Conoho,
Fort McKavatt, Fort Richardson,
Camp COncordia,
Delivery to be made at such time, and In such
quantities during the year, As the officer OF tho
QuaItermhster's Department on duty at the place
Of recciyal may designate. the wood to be subject
to his Inspection,
Separate bids are invited for each post, and tho
price cord for each place must be clearly stated
and each bid. lnless the responsibility Of the bid
der Is otherwise satisfactorily made known at this
once, must be accompanied by guarantee q a.
certified by clerk Of court Of record that the
bidder Is comI etent TO carry out the contract II
awarded to him, and that he will give the required
bonds theref0ri and each bidder will state his
place Of Tesid dence,
NJ Bids must be plainly indOrsed Proposals for
Yy command Of Rrevst Major, General !, !, Rey.
bByytp' byp Brig. Gen. and O. ". 6t6 Military bis
trict. de7-td
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Surgical instruments.
CHARLES FISCHER,
Architects.

pR0POsALs FOR INDIAN dO0Ds.
DEPARTMENT OF THE IHrxRIoR,(
OfyIcR IspiAs AIHAiRs, Nov. IA, 1855.
Sealed proposals. endorsed "Proposals for In
dian Goods" will be received at the once OF In
dian Affairs. until ~ o'clock, m: on TUESDAY,
the 18th day Of December next, for furnishing, in
the ggsntiies therein given. the articles named In
fIRRT TcLxss-MACKINAo BLANKETS.
l,l0O pairs 9-point white MAckinao Blankets, to
measure 6Ox72 Inches, and weigh pounds.
400 pairs Gh-point white Mackinao Blankets,
to measure Axoo inches. and weigh 0
100 pairs 2.point white Mackinac Blankets, to
measure 42xss inches, and weigh 6k
90 pairs Ik-point white MackInae Blank cts,
to measure S6x5o inches, and weigh az
pounds.
500 pairs point scarlet Mackinac Blankets, to
measure 6Ox72 inches, and weigh pounds
tpounds.
90 pairs 2.point scarlet MAekinao Blankets, to
measure 42xte einehes. md weigh 5k pounds.
100 pairs S-point indigo blue MAckinac Blan :
kets, 70 measure 0x72 inches. and weigh 8
pounds.
800 pairs 2H point indigo blue Maekinae Blan-
kets. TO measure oix6o inches. and weigh
80 pairs TX point indigo blue Msokinac Blan-
kets, to measure S6xoO inches. and weigh
~ pounds.
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Medical.
1 ,R. NJ. A. BLANRMAN,
SURGEON AND DENTIST,
OFPIoK No 2O6 y SrnVVr

Between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Refers to Bishop MeGill, Of Richmond, and all
and Riehmond, and Drs. Garnett, Evans, Buckler
OF Washington. jy2l-t
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PROPOSALS FOR BRICK LODGE

HEADouAErHns, pRrAnrxrSr or TIE sourH,
." ..E, CHfkR QuARrRRMAsTER's OFFICE,
,g,.-t. ATLANTA, GA, Dec. ] 1865
terlal and erecting Brick Lodge Building At the
National Cemetery, a Florence. s, G.. according
Sflssso q the Chief e n, Atlsuts, Ga, and Depot
The usual reaSiyemenis viii be exaeted.
Proposals should be In triplicats, Endorsed,
Proposals for Brick Lodge. " and addregsed to
Brevet Brig. Gen., O. NJ, U. s.A., Cfief q. NJ
Dep. Of the South. de7-td
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Proposals.
pRofosALs FOR SOAP AND RLorR.

orrrcE, pkror Con-. OF suBsrsrsSoE,( I
wsn,ed-io. 900 pound. q GOOD, 800 % hard Soap tS
:. lo9 barrels Of Family Flour
s sSo :. Ne !. IPs ylSsur
, Proposals received until 12 m, on the 18th inst
oSSndaa,ionas Saca..as made known BY the qndsrslgped
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WASHIhCTOh,D D. c.,
Chartered by Special Act ofCongress,
Approved July 10, 1865.
CASH CAPITOL or ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

oFFICERs:
2. Il. CLARK, Philadslphia, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
PkE vss sse sss
g. 6 TgkNER, Warrington. Assistant Secretary.
J.. EWING BEARS, N. D.. Assistant Medical Di'
| rector.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J. x. BARNES, Surgeon General United States
Any Mi5hRlpWyffTG2 hoRWfTz. Chief Medical Department
Ufp'''%s " sisifi Bliss. ssa2D DwtssiaissR %a.Sisston
The advantages offered by this Company are.
itis National Company, chartered by specia
paid mp capital Of q. 10000.
II offers low rates Of premium.
ltfurnishes larger insurance than other companies
Il Is definite aud certain in Its terms.
is home company In every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions In the poll
Every policy Is non -forieitable
, Policies may be taken which pay to the insured
that the Insurance costs only the decrease on the
foiIs,ss WIN e issued .hs. will pay to the In.
| amount named In the policy.
10 extra rate Is charged for risks upon the lives
II tinsures not to secure dividends, but at SO low
a cost that dividends will be impossible.
A LOCAL AGENT is WANTED IN EVERY
COUNTY, and applications from competent par
should be addressed to the Company's General
Agents only IN their respective districts.
cireuiaIs, PamPhletss and full particulars given
city.
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uecI MAJ. EhK Is. BNt. UOI. o, 5, n.
DRoPoSALs FOR ARMY TRANsPORTATIOl

DRoPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPoRrATlON.
STATE OF TRxAs. OryIoE G. o. NJ,
AusrIs. TEXAS, Nov. o 1865. }
at this office until MONDAY, December II, 1858, at
u o'clock IN. for the transportation Of military
supplies from the LIST day Of January, 1862, to the
3lst day Of December. 1869, the following route
viz:
From BRENNAN, on the termtnus OF the western
branch Of the Texas Central Railroad, to Austin,
Texas.
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred (lOo)
pounds per one hundred (l00) miles at which they
will transport said supplies.
Bidders should dive their namea in full. as well as
their places Of residence, and each proposal uld
| be accompanied by a bond In the sum Of ten thou
sand no. 0Oo) dollars, signed by two more respon.
tract awarded for the route mentioned in the pro
accepted and entered into and good and sufficient
security furnished by said parties, In accordance
| with the terms Of this Advertisement.
The amount of bonds required from the contrac-
Satisfactory evidence Of the solyency Of each
bidder and person offered as security will be re-.
Forms Of contract may be seen at the oface Of the
depot quartermaster at San Antonio and at Mar
| shall, Texas, and at this Office.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
that may be offered.
PropSsals mast be ind9rssd Proposals for
Army Transportation, and addressed to the un :
by command of Brevet Major Ssas5si J. J..
Brevet Brigadier General and g. q. M, Filth Mill
tary District, nol7-td
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HUDSON RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
UNITED STATES !; EssIsRrs o. ,In orsIoE, !, !. 2,

No. II STATE STREET, I
ALBAsY, N, Y. Dec, 3 1865.
Sealed proposals will be receiyed at this office
until IL o'clock m. I, MONDAY, January IS, 1869.
for work and materials for the Hudson River Inn
PrSyement, between Troy and New Baltimore, as
l. Ror g, 900 cubic yards, more Or less. q Bubble
Stone. delivered In the dikes. and leyeled on top
For ls2 feet, more or less, Of Oak Pine.
Chestnut, Spruce or Hackmatack: Piles to be not
less than twelve inches in diameter at the butt.
90, 900 feet Of them to be more than 23 feet long
s. For Driving l9O, 600 feet Of Piles, more or less
4. For the Timber Work on a,ooo feet, rore or
s. For thS Timber Work on $500 feet, more or
9. For 10, 900 pounds, more or less, Of ope-inch
Wrought Iron Spike, without heads.
7. Bids Will be received for so much per cubic
yard delivered for Stone. SO much for run ng foot
| for Piles, for Driving, and for Timber Work,
Forms OF proposals may be obtained at this Of
| fee, and no BID will be received unless made on
| the printed form, and properly certified.
Specimens Of Stone and Iron, plans and specih-
cations Of Timber Work, and maps OF the river
showing soundings, &C.. can be seen at this office,
where All possible Information will be given to
parties desiring to bid
Successful bidders will be required TO enter into
contract with the United States, with good and
sufficient sureties, stamps for contracts and bonds
to be furnished by the contractor.
The United States reserves the right to reject all
bids deemed disadvantageous.
By order OF Brevet Mai. Gen. John Newton.
- JOHN M WILSON,
al Rvtr cal A
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UEITEsgr tsTshThs .shlIT,las xHsAARss4Ah,s sAEs SALE OF
olsIs. Ones q ihs supreme SSsri ~ the pistrisi
o. Columbia and q me directed, will sell At public
town Iiidsy ths iiiS day y b:esSSsr sSfh In
mi sIgHiFEJRsSgsr sHF JRsSsrs.
ney. DAVID g. dOODING,
December 0, 1868. = = - -. de7.d
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OUR SALES ARE FOR CASH,
Ard And purchasers arc given every sdyantags in
time does not allow. TSe stock Is complete si In In
aver. degsiin:ni; ioeeapy,nS two large ware.
Into " -'NN -''' 49," "AN - '1'N'''u'u
l. PURE AND QohposIrE METALS.
frSs. Tin. Lead zin'' Copper Brass. Steel.
IL Kha shaa,fA fA sGx SsxvF FARPMtSE ARPSbwEss1RI RIAfE Mn
n! lssi; ;si.: .s;.: W.T. Web. Web.
sS.%.Ss. S%Ss sslps. &C.. Frssss' BACK
III. WOOD , ST. STOCK 1, v.,,,..
sis: f'i' ssd fas Si'sss fS';: H.s:
". ooAoH,MAkFaRSs aSoDsA. AND HAoHrslsrs'
Es: hs:S:: hSsI:is s:siIaSsI iSSs 4ss:! 4s:t;: T.: &C.
v. ROPE, HAIR. MOSS. .BELTINe.
Ss$ f.sIssI EssIls I;Sss S'i'ai
VI. AGRICULTURAL GOODS.
shSyS!', Spades Hoes Raks', wheelbar.
IiSSaii Sai ts tk1.s: s.rpsns.I. a.Hsss rss: rs:ws Bd'
vIII' CABINET ASP Wit UPHOLSTERY HARD
HaiI. &n:. .Glpss. aimp'' chair.oans. Casters.
TX 5s9ss 'FRas'sH'Sc F.s S4.i Rs!. sSGRs r,..,on.
X. MIscBSLLAsEogs S! GOODS:
RSarps ssEfsas5oS Ss ssz:: rSs hsBi Bs:
Grindstones, &c.
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TIL MARYLAND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or BALTIMORE.


THIS Is a well established and enttselv
reliable Company. Ii Ii. the only Maryland
Company. 9ncif has been it, rasrked snc~
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abigideudns the oldest and lafpest Cuiipal,-
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Us Directors are men ofkh0wn integrity
and commercial ability 10 whom the public
can look 1t All times for inst and careful
supervision Of rs affairs It must bc cIear
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and people Individually, w must build II,
our own institutions ~ keepine capital nt
home. The laws of tadc, self respect and
self interest combine to make this ire
Coinpafy for Maryland,
DTREGT0RS.
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6eorge I. Thomas. Hugh Sissnn. Hiram
Woods, George II. Miller, Thomas Cassard,
William DeYfiess Ghariea Webb.
NE y {eAL EAA MINERS.
nf. y; Mills, Westminster; DR.. Manakee,
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neyiown DR.. Buliingfon, Of New Windsor;
~. Henry Is. Belsz, Of Manchester, DR..
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Reraons desiring 70 insure their lives win
40 well 10 consult the above.
ANDREW j. MYERS,
w W Slate Agent,
will travel through The county daring the
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the business Of the Company.
Nov. gentlemen, yoa have the chance 10
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e Astfange disease unsupported among
the cattle in the vicinity Of Johustown.
Pa, and some farmers have sustained
considerable. losses By il. Il is stated
! that the animals when taken with the
disease first become blind, then troth al
the mouth, and manifest symptoms Of d
hydrophobial character, and although
some recover, large per ccntage OF
them die. Aremedy for the disease is
said TO consist Of pint Of strong cider
into which three large onions are put,
first chopped fiue. Tho mixture then
TO be sinmcred over fire for half no
hour, after which il Is allowed to cool,
and, then poured down the animals
throat. The following day a teaspoon.
faI Of saltpetfe, infused Ia warm water
is administered, whunt the cure is said
TO be complete.
The news of President Johuson's &C,
quitial created profound sensation 10
London. Nearly all the nloroipg Jour
mails had leading articles on the subject.
The Standard sid; The Radical plot
has been beaten, aud the country has
b ,en saved the shamc Of dep, sing it's
Chief Magistrate for refusing to obey
On illegally net Of Congress.
IA eolored man 10 Boston, who re-.
Gently found a pocket book containing
money and papers worth $4,000, was
presented with IS By the owner, who
was discovered only afc. q long search.
That Is gcnuiac Northern philanthropy
for the negro.
= Every Sold or now in tho United
States Army costs tho people $1,000
per annum, and Grant wants to increase
tie army 10000 more, which would add
$4,000, 900 to the expense upon the
people. Hoorah for GRAFT aud reform.
Some Of the SoWhern negroes voted
handbilla upon which was pictured a
huge Rot being CALLED with the idea
that it was for the ratification Of the
Constitution.
IL is estimated that the value Of the
new baildings 10 DO erected ia Boston
.theprescnt year will range between ten
MILLIONS and hltecu millions OF dollars.
A salute Of 100 gus was cred on
Saturday 10 Bot n, Hartford, Balti.
more, aud other cities, by the friends
Of President Johhson.
The rust has made is appearance in
tie wheat 10 sopc sections OF Alabama.
In Texas the grasshoppcrs are destroy
lag the crop.
A ma1 10 Wolcottyille, Conn, owns
q lamp which he asserts was discovered
seven hundred years ago 10 Druid
Temple,
Nearly 1000 persons have taken out
naturalization papers in Detroit, Mich
igau, during tho past month.
A gentleman 10 Paris inaugarates
spring by appearing every 2ist of
March In pair Of white pantaloon..
Tho race horse Kentucky has been
sold Tor 1896, 900.
WIN. b. Astor's income for 1867 il
returned ut 1917 ,452.