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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-11
m,pmnrp An rAL1APERRo.

The mask y st lsngth thrown - 4sa
The rebel journals are openly advocating
he election Of &c. TaliateTro Cor gov
ernor against Il. C. Warmoth, the candl-
date of the Republican party.
We have heretofore published the in
lorsement which the New Orleans PicaJep,e
gives to the boilers ticket. -ae New Or
leans Crescent Of the 9th instant says;
Warmoth is the essential Radical candi-
date He Is the chosen instrument OF the
congressional Tecenstrncti onists.
Sa
1t Is to be hoped that all The opponents o.
the constitution lgiil cote for Judge Iakgfeiro,
and thus assure the defeat OF carpet-Daggery
in Louisiana.
Could Judge WarmOth possibly receive
stronger Endorsements than that he lis
the essential radical candidate Y and the
chosen instrument" OF loyal congress
and could Taliaferro possibly receive q
stronger condemnation than that be Is in
dorsed and supported by the rebel cppon.
ents Of the new constitution?
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-11
TWO BUREAUx,

We have in our state bureau of immi-
grafton which spends $4,000 per anuum
in encouraging people to come to Louisi-
ana and set up their household gods.
We have bureau of copperhead jour
nails in the state which deVotes its columns
chiefly to vulgar abuse Of all newcomers
as such.
The bureau of immigration is an excel
lent institution, if rightly managed, but the
bureau Of eopperhead journals is trying
hard to defeat it On she Seventeenth and
eighteenth of this month, however, we hope
to administer a coup de grace to the copper
head party, and then the tide Of immigra-
ton and wealth will begin to set in.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-11

The Republican party Is the party q
peace and good viii to al men. L adFo-
Gates equal laws, equal Justice, and uni
versal education. II opposes itself to law
lessness; to brutality; to the spirit of caste;
to the spirit which sustained slavery while
il lasted, and would muzzle free thonght
and free speech now that slavery e dead as'i
Il seeks 10 reconsErnut Louisiana q fhe
broad basis of its principles; and it is sare
to succeed, for those principles have their
foundation ON truth aud religion. ssA
In opposition to our doctrines our
adyersaries have only their daily appeals to
preiudioe, to the spirit Of caste, to those
inhuman feelings which are characteristic
rather Of barbarism than Of civilization.
1t would crafty them exceedingly if they
could induce the Republicans Of this state,
and especially Of this city, in the coming
elections to depart from their law-abidiDg
and peaceful methods Of political eompeti-
tien and adopt the weapons of fraud and
force which have been SO freely used in
this state in times which are past. Nothing
would please them better than to pro
woke collisions and then raise the cry
/ that the trouble was " the work OF the
Radicals To this end they have
already begun with abuse, with taupts
and sneers, with ingenious appliances Of
calumny which they think calculated to
irritate and excite. In some of the
country parishes, as in Sabine and ST.
Tammany and De Soto, they have threat
ened and even employed actual violence
in the hope of intimidating the weak OF
exasperating the strong. In these hopes
they must and viii be disappointed. The
loyal and true Republicans of Louisiana
understand their rights, and propose to
exercise them as law-abiding men
who are in the right always do,
with firmness, yet with peacefulness.
They will not be inundated, but
on the other hand they will
not permit themselves to be exasperated.
The first great election in Louisiana under
the system Of equal suffrage must be made
so orderly, so fair, and so dignifed as to
refnte distinctly the theory Of our oppo-
nents that equal suffrage has been too
hastily conferred It must be made espe-
ciaIly to disappoint the base men who would
rejoice in tnmult and riot. We must make
it scene which will delight the friends Of
freedom and shame her foes.
Republicans Of Louisiana, it is
no idle figure of rhetoric to
say that the eyes Of the country
are upon US. The good men
and true of the whole land are watching MS
with eager interest in the hope that cur
cOnduct during this contest viii yindicate
the value and justice Of impartial suffrage,
The bad men Of the whole land are watch
ing US with eager curiosity in the hope thai
the results Of the election viii cast some
shadow Of blame upon our cause. Our
duty is clear. Let us crafty the good ana
disappoint the bad.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-11
THE RIAL REASON.

The true cause of the abuse heaped upon
Judge Warmoth, the regular Republican
candidate for governor, by the rebels and
their little cohort Of renegade companions
is plain. His private character is un,
stained, and they dare not impugn it. His
abilities are uudeniable, and they dare not
underrate them. His career during the
war was gallant, and they dare NOT assail
that. His political course has been noble
and consistent, and they dare not attack
that. They are necessarily driven, there
fore, 70 express their hatred IN the form Of
vulgar slang, Of filthy epithet, which,
having no appFeeiable meaning, can re-
quire no answer.
And the reason of this hatred Is evident
For eight years past, beginning at a time
When be was bat youth, be has been bat
ting, in the lsId and in civil life, with
sword and pen and voice, ia favor Of the
Uaion and against The powers Of slavery
and secession. Liberty, union, impartial
outrage, equal rights, universal education,
these have been The objects Of his noble en-
dsayor, and It Is for this reason thst the
rebeiB ana me Tenegaaes aaEa Rin. But
far the same reason the true Onion men Of
the state love him, have chosen him IS
standard bearer, and viii elect him.
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mere IS Toe much earelessuess IN order.
Ing The parish tickets, The name and place
uf every candidate should BE- settled before
aendiug the order. Again, it il In msst IN.
stances Impossible for US 70 decide who are
and who are not the regular nominees. NOT
aIn1a1u shiiT after tickets haze been erder.
- and ptiniod and sent away other gcntle.
men nom he same Parishes inform d that
he candiiasss have been changed, OF we're
1snsously reported at arst Badsr the
eisst iaaces the rule which scenic most
Iuvt ielp - 40 orders for The regular ticket
ezotgt from those whom We know u be
1ue Radicals and % print On that ticket
only tho names q those who We are as.
aHsea nre regalag cshasaetes, and this rule
We aIsi 1aalnM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-11
R. G. RIcnARDsoN, Secretary. 7'''''

We refer our readers to letter from Gov.
ington published today. The writer is re.
liable gentleman so well known in this city
that the entire correctness Of his statement
can not be doubted. The condition of Sa-
bine, and De Soto and several other parishes
is also deplorable. 1t is full time the military
authorities dealt with the eowardly ruffians
who with deadly weapons assault defense.
less men. Tits fnll time the infamous spirit
Of lawlessness and violence was crushed out
Of unrepentant rebels. II is fulltime that in
Louisiana there were loyal laws enforced
by loyal men. Read the letter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-11

ARApQ'as VAx1A4L t1Etcg{IVH yot1.5
New Orleans, teuiaiana March ia5s.
Out Of slgtty-six Republicans IN the con-
atitntiOnal convention seventy-eight have
ag0Wed themselves in favor Of the regu-
lsrly nominated state ticket, while four
col0red men, Rodriguez, OF Orleans Ronne-
fol, OF Pointe Coupee, Dupart, of St. Tam
many, Butler Of 81. Heienas and four
while men, faliafeFro, Of Catahnula, and
Crane, Smith, and Mushapays Of Orleans
are the only members II the convention
who favor the boilers ticket, on which
four Of them eTadaferro for governor.
Smith for secretary q state Crane for at.
torney gsnerai. end Bonnefot foT anditor,)
have places
THIS Central Executive committee, CON.
posed Of one hundred and forty members,
with the greatest unanimit5s adopted, Jauu-
AIRY 2s and January 49, the following reeolu.
Rssaasd That we cordially sndorse and
earnestly support the candidates nominated
by the Radical Republican state conven.
ResolBed, Ihat we condemn and danounce
any effort % Get NJ Rnsther ticket IS IA At
taf1iut 10 divide our party and defect res
construction and the success Of our prsn.
ciplea.
Reaoiuea That nll members Of the Ccatral
Execufipa committee II she RAD Heal. Repub-
hosa paFtg Of Aauisiana who oppose the
nomineea 81 the state nominatlnR eonvens
ton ~ our party ehali BE- arde8 q aisbr-
gani3eft, and iAeir seAss shat De declared
vacant
WHEREAa W sH Orleans 1siBans has
cfa8ef q Fepf1 the agneiales aud poi
~ q The he 4atlle4n paFtg 81 Aoaisiaaa
ffEr04tIE
hce4 l14t - eeHuai4ze e as
lhc organ 81 oar 7allg dndef lIIa rompil1.
lf1, a lsof ne 1H gfisas Rzfsz
Cpnn
Q1aeE he astaAa Ghssls
i1 Inee deE ],
ttadf nf s sIs1. sha
se sse
a'11' llls
a ze ~ see pin
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-11

We call attention to communication
in another column from. the board Of regis.
tration concerning the loss Of registration
paE;ers. ~ hf t0saL ~ d
The affidavit Of the loss should be made
before some person qualified to administer
ea4ha fsfnrs.- the tlae of s,leetlan and ..nso
of the oath must be presented when tie
person applys 10 vote.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-11
1s1Em rOMcRLIaMr PROcEssTsN.

For reasons which are quite Sufficient the
grand torchIight procession which was pro
posed for Thursday night has been abandon.
ed; but at the grand mass and ratification
meeting on Tuesday night the clubs can
Snfn out with their banners and Transparent
plea Tho speaking should not last more
3lan two hours, 80 as 10 give ample time
Sor psrGdipg. Let there be grand turn-
ont in Lafayette square On Tuesday night
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-11

The Democrats claim Connecticut By 1000
majority. Il Is a real Waterloo defeat for
the 'stEoOly lOilp patriots. How do the
vagrant aud mendicant carpet baggers ike
the prospect = Crescent I
And the Democrats claimed New Hamp.
shire by three thousand majority, only a
slight difference Of six thousand In the Re.
suit. Now Mr.. Crescent II you and your
readers can get any honey out of 1t we ore
willing to coneede the election Of English 10
connecticut By one thousand majority. Mr..
English was q war Democrat and voted
money and raised men to put down the re-
bellionI he Is 9 popular gentleman. Not
Of the school Of Democrats to which Col
onel Yerger, Mr. Mullaiy, and most Of those
who are aailipg under Democratic colors
now belong. We know English better. The
election ia Connecticut Is 3 Republican
victory, The selection Of AAdicai senator
in place Of Mr.. Dixon, who fell into
the net Of Andrew Johnson, viii be 4 fair
set o1 70 The governor, and from that the
radicals have Won
CARPET-BAGGER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-11

State OF Louisiana, :
ses New Orleans, April 10 1858. y
In the election orders of the general com
handing the nth military district for the
election of civil officers and for the ratif'
cation of the constitution it is provided that
electors registered in the state who have
lost their certificates of registration may
vote by presenting their afidaYits, setting
forth the parish or district in which they
were registered, the fact Of the loss Of their
certificates, and that they have resided in
the election precinct where they offer "a
vote for the period Of ten days next pre-.
oeding the seventeenth day Of April, 1868,
and that they have not voted before at said
election. S. B. PACKARD, 4
Chairman.
r. @. RICH lRpsON Secretary
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NJ. d. IL


No. IL Dryades street. ,
New Orleans, April 8, 1868 }
DEAR SIR: Your attention is earnestly
directed to the fact that by the orders Of
the military commander but one ballot can
be cast by each voter at the coming
election, which must contain the names Of
all csndidates-state, parish, and munich
pal-for which the elector desires to vote,
In voting, therefore, for parish and munich
pal officers, be particular to paste the local
tickets carefully and firmly to the tickets
for the constitution, state officers, and
members of congress, which have already
been distributed.
Where it is possible, it would be wen to
have new tickets printed, containing g fol
the constitution, and all the names of all
the candidates on one piece of paper.
Respectfully, S. B. PACKARD,
Chairman Committee.
DENNIS BURREL, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-11

RArLRoKD sALE.-That portion Of the
Southern Pacific railroad between 6hreye-
port and the Texas line. together with an
the rolling stock, WAS sold BY the sheriff at
Shreveport TO Colonel 5. NJ. johnson. who
purchased \ ia trust for the judgment cred
ltors At $lS2,ooo A new compahy u to be
formed, to be composed Ii part of tie iudg-
nnent creditors, who take stock IL ii 10 The
amount Of their clnims and more If they
Wish. The road has now fallen into the
hands 81 parties who have ample means
and who WIN push Il 70 completes. The
oid road n 70 Ne thoroughly repaired, ma.
chino nhopn built new rollina stock pro
cured. md chs track entsaded forty miles
far,herinie the inseriorwithin no next ~
punlhs The CLAUS n The now compang
age faaslbie ana WIN 30 doubt b earrisd
out The work commences 81 once.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-11

A order aai tickets during lla e
may NJ lesed ID Ihs 6hsapsas re3slble
AZ stAeaN iob ufI6e, tns cit.
lMwlnB rale Win NJ followed, DnAhsil
psies ofdhs 1eA N ordered sFi.I 81 gia
~ leANing khe order AHA lhs other hslf 81
y aaIIN ma Iha MakAM.
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WANTED.

TIMBER.
LUMBER,
STONE,
BRICK,
SAND.
LIME.
CARPENTERS,
MAsONs
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REVOLUTION OF THE REPUBLIC
AN STATE DOMINATING con-

RESOLVED, TaAr We HEREBY PLEDGE our
atvRs, OUR FoRTUsEs AND OUR SACRED
EoNoR 70 THE SUCCESS OF THE RADICAL RE
PUBLICAN PARTY, AND THR ELECTION OF THE
CANDIDATES WE HAVE EOMINArED.
ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY.
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DEAFNESS

"a ~ DB- w, L. DAVIS.
Aural Surgeon and Consulting ophthainaic Surgeon,
has removed to 25l oanAl street, between Basin and
Franklin.
Dr.. Davis can be consultsa daily at his Office.
Hours OF consultation on Deafness and kindred
ahiesisas. leto2 nh3i cod IN
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE.

Bought by the single pieces or in busl Partses
breaking up housezeepi3g aud Wishing to ssH IN
DioQk 9 q avoid The inponVenieucs % auctions ara
requested to call Enrniture neatly repaired AMI
Vanished on reasonable tetznA Furniture csrts 10
hire, and pArticalae attention paid to movtnE
p. N. T0URNE,
mhs In % 40 Customhouss, near Dauphins strsst.
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COMMON LABoRERs.

To build large Grain E svator on the block for
msrly occupied by the Louisiana Rope Manufaetur
ing Company. on hexse, bet~esn Pleasant and Har
mony, At which place contracts will be made imme
dIatsly for above materials and men
n. o. ELEVATOR AND WAREHOUSE co.
ap3lot
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Ne request our friends throughout the
country to send US the result of the elections
in their precincts and parishes at the earliest
possible moment. record should be and
probably win be kept by the supervisors Of
the election Of every man who votes
throughout the state, and Immediately after
the close Of the polls on Saturday night we
trust that our friends will send us the result,
IS nearly as it can be obtained, by raii, or
Telegraph, or BY messengers. d
@EaOLUTIONn OF THE CENTRAL
EXEOUTEvE COMMITTEES PSI
Ofthe Radical Republican party Of LOuisia-
na, ne only organisation representing the Re-
publIcans Of the whole state, passed Janua-
~ 50, 1865
ReSolved, That all members Of the Cen
tral Executive Committee of the Radical
Republican party Of Louisiana who oppose
kbe nominees Of the State Nominating Con-
Yention OF our party shall be regarded as
iiisogganizsrs, and their seats shall be de-
clared vacant Adopted-yeas 28, nays l.
WHEREAS, The New Orleans Tribune has
ceased To represent the principles and
policy Of the Republican party Of Louis
lama, therefore
Resolved, That we hereby repuaiate It as
the organ Of our party and Of this commit
tee, and appoint the New Orleans REPUB-
G1cAN % the organ Of our party and Of this
committee.
Adopted almost unanimously.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-11

g RAND REP BLICAN
MASS MEETING
--IN--
LAFAYETTE SQUARE
On Tuesday Evening, April IA.
COME DaE-sc0MR ALL
Let our opponents see the strength and unity Of
the loyal men Of New Orleans Let each club turn
out with banners and transparoncisa and be on the
groand BY past seven O'clock
There will be several stands, and prominent speak
ers will address the meeting.
COME ONE-CoNE ALL.
8, B. PACKARD,
President State Campaign Committee
H. @. DTBBLE, President City and Parish Gam.
paier eonmittse. peqo
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AUCTION SALES,
MEssRs. EELLnR : HoHNNEE


Surrendered in Bankruptcy, and soitl for The 1
Of their Creditors hy order Of tbs Asaien,l
DIX o. m. GERARDEK ~ ca
~ tipneers~Oaice No. u kKchanza Pin,
WEDNESDAY,, April a. laes. u II o'olocs
at the ztore No. 10 ExohAngs Place, between
and Custcmhouse streets. BY order 81 e. q n
j. Ellison. and y Augnstin, assirnees Of M,
Of Keller 4 Hoernsr. IN bankruptcy, in TIE
StAses District Court Of Hsouieiana, win h. t,
public auction % cicse the said estates
The WHOLE STOCK 81 Keller 4 HosrnesI
rupts, consisting 10 barsof @ dd ard Silver NJ
Tor Ladies' and Gontss Dismona Sets and Ba
Brooches, Pins, Kings and Eas Rings: M
Half sets Of Coral, Pearl, Raby, Opal. I
Cameo, Emerald, Amethyst Lap l.Az, ana
Stones; Rings, Studs. Sleeve Buttops
Necklaces in great vaEiets; Bracelets
and scArf Pins, Armlots. Curb. Guard
and Neck Chains, Silver Spoons, Forks K
Plated Sets. cups. Buckles. Sgais, Keys, q
Crosses, Thimbles, Lockets. olssp Goa
Penholders, and Pencils. Opera Glasses, ca.
Tea tets. Walters. Baskets, Dishes, II
Boxes, and Crosses. Paper Bcxrs. silk Papd
Watch Machinery aad Materials. l0oss DID
PsarIs, Rubies, EmorRlds, Opala. aud other
6caieas Once Furniturs. three Iron Safes, ID
SHOW Gases. Counters, Chandeliers, etc.
Terms Of Sale-Oash IN Tn I'D States Z.
notes before delivery.
Catalogues will be ready for distribution
office Of the Auctioness on or before the ..
apl0 I'd
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HEADQUARTERS COMMITTEES ON TBE CAMPAIGN
No. u aprsasss strsst. Sas osisass, MsToh Isa3
The Campaign Committee Of the Repnh-
ican party Of Louisiana deem ii proper to
lay before the party the accompanying cir.
oulay, signed by the Repub liean members Of
the constitutional convention, with the res
OiiftfoAs Ut the Repdblican nolninaslHe c0ns
yensious together With those Of the Centsel
Executive committee, unanilnoesiy raslfysng
the nominations OF the siate ticket, and ex-
peiling certaifi boilers from the committee.
With the exception Of few disappointed
ofice-ssekefs, mostly new in the ranks q
the party. who having failed tOrule are now
determined to ruin it, and who have been
found ont apd expelled from all, committees
ana clubs to which they belonged, the party
ia unanimously in favor Of the regularly
nominated ticket, headed by the Honorable
n. Q. Warmoth. IN y2EE 4E 8F8
The following resolution was unanimeusIy
adopted by the Radical Republican state
nominating convention, January Is, 1868,
just previous to its adjournment:
Resoloed, That we hereby pledgeo our lives,
our fortunes, and our sacred honor 70 the
success of the Radical Republican party, and
the election of the candidates we have nom
mated. s. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
DENsIs BURRE1, Secretary.
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SIX Eize Paa Bosom SKIRTS. in box. for..s
PIE 4fnali taitsf Ainen Bosom SH IIsES, In box.
SIX Liusa bosom SHIFTS IN hoT. Tor.
SIX Linen Bosom St4 ItttS, fine, IN box, for. s
Blk Extrs Large aIATS, IN box for s.....s.... u
Look at thsna in the window at this
GerneF Of st. Charles ana Canal @treeta.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS equally
cheap.
N. B.-No house in tais city Sau fn1sfssli Us.
aplO2t LEIGHTON q -HAYMAN.
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- EEERI-l lREpUBLIoAN

Ts published e$nry ,su4l " morning snbscrip
kina S. per asnhnt Is, loe; half yearly and quar-
terry, same Eate< sp4s laopies ten cents.
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BOsOMs.

Extra Long and Large Shirt tosoAs; sA
Night SHIRTS and Boys, SHIRTS;
CUFFS and OLLARs TO put on Shirts;
SKIRTS made TO order At our SHIRT FAC
DRY, corner NJ. Cbayies an Canal ftreets.
apl0 2t LEIGHTON q HAYMAN.
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ATTENrIoN nurLprRs

MARIPosA PLANNING MILLS
Door. Sash, and Blind Factory,
ESTATE oFE.F RANK4BRol
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BoARp Or REersTnATIoS,

DENS1s BURREI, Secretary.
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81. JAsPER BLACKBuRN.

We eheerfdIly support the regular state
ticket made b. the nominating convention.
VICTOR II. LANCE,
f & L. FRANCOIS, 8
ssaa East Baton Rouge.
CHARLES A. THEBAUT,
afeH Plaquemines.
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Proposals
PROPOSALS. FOR FLOUR AT FORT LYON
oFPfcB AcrtxG CoxsrssIRy OF srrusrrxcrl
FORT LYON, CoLoRADo TBRRIroRr,

OFficE AcrtNg CoNNIssLRY OF srBsrsTEScE,)
TORT LYON, COLORADO TERRITORY, J
e,, September %, 1888 }
sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
stthls ONCE until II clock, m Thursday Oeto
pe s, ~, lss Tor turnishing at this post
Equal to the best Colorado -four, to be delivered
on or before November l5 ls6s, in good stout sacks
containing "a b loo pounds samples TO accom-
per me- pound, and date OF delivery.
Each package must have marked upon Il the
name Of the contractor, place Of business date OF
package " '
A printed copy Of this advertisement must bs
attached to each bid, and must be considered az
forming part thereof
II. Each bid, to have cousideration, must contain
lhe written guarantee Of two responsible parties
as follows:
we, the undersigncd, hereby guarantee that.
should all or any part Of the above bid be Accented
tshall be Only fulfilled according to Its true puT
port aud conditions; also, that written contract
WIN bonds to the amount Of one half Of the value
ecnted, II required. -
The -four will be weighed and inspected at Fort
bycn, BY the A. &. s., and compared with the
Retained samples. None will be received unless
equal to the sample, and contractors will be held
responsible for any loss to the Government arising
traCted for.
blank proposals eau be had upon application at
THIS once, OF the offices Of the Colorado Tribune
and Rocky Mountain NeiCs, Denver city,
Proposals. will be enclosed in q sealed envelope,
endJT,ed Proposals for Flour, aud addressed 10
Lieutenant J. W. THOMAS, A c. s,
oci2'td Fort Lyon, c. T.