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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11

Benson having studied up how
things is" he finds things is in a
pretty bad shape. Ho indicates the
remedy for one part the situation, that
is the debt, in the following very
frank admission which we find 10 his
maiden speech:
Il soiH admit that tt is a de6t1ve do
not Justly ol1e these men but let US pay
them off in greenbacks.
Benson evidently has got hold Of the
true Democratic idea. It is repudia-
tiOn.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11

3. T. Delany, the Democratic can
didate for Prosecuting Attorney in
Franklin county, was put under bond
of $1,000 to answer for attempting to
shoot man at Columbus on Tuesday.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11

when We get the power We VIII
Just exactly tax the bonds, we viii, .
proclaimed the Democratic canvaEsers
from every crossroads IN Ohio last fall.
Well, they got the power and what did
they dot Tax the bonds9 Not much
Though they obtained the foil control
Of both branches OF the Legislature
aud could have passed any law they
chose, they did not tax the bonds a sin
gle penny But they taxed the work
ingmen, the mechanics and the farmers
to pay themselves the highest per diem
ever drawn for the longest and most
proftIess session ever held in the State.
They taxed the plowhoIders and labor
ing men to pay themselves for disfran-
chising crippled soldiers and other Re
publiean voters, but they taxed the
bondhoIders never a cent! The hue
and cry about taxing bonds was raised
by the Democracy simply to enable
them to get offiee-that was all
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11

Senator Fessenden recently address
ed large Republican meeting at Port
land. Me-, defending the reconstrue-
tion acts Of Congress and advocating
the election of Grant and Colfax.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11
A distinguished correspondent Of tb

A distinguished correspondent Of the
New York Independent fitly says:
The work to which every loyal man
and woman in the country is now call
ed is to employ every possible honor
able means between now and Novem-
Der, to defeat and scatter the Democrat
ic party. Our one work now is to elect
Grant and COlfax-and that by a vote
so pronounced and overwhelming as to
extinguish every ray of hope to the
rebel cause.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11

The corrected returns of the Yer
mont election show the Republican
majority to be in round numbers 81
600, being a net Republican gain of
1000 over last years vote This is
magnificent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11
AGENTS WANTED.
SOMETHING FOR THE HOUR
Marshars Line Engraved Portrait of
GENT, TT. & GRANT

Is pronounced perfect likeness Of the General
in lis best expression. As a work OF art it is i'm
measurably superior to al Others Mrs. Grant
says OF it: 81 am delighted with your splendid
engraving Of my husband. AS a like ness I do
not think it could De better" Senator Sumner
pronounces it ''rare and finished work, excellent
a. a likeness" Mr.. Bryant says: 'It is really a
noble specimen Of the art Of engra wing, and ap-
peHrs 10 me to give the character of the original
more perfectly than any engraving which I have
seen" The Cincinnati Gazette says eTho sub
ject Of the picture and its intrinsic merit will gain
for is very extensive circulation :" The Cincin
natl Commercial says ''It is great deal the
best likeness We have cvAr seen Of the General
giving his quiet, serious resoute face better oven
than IL is done in photograph It is a work OF
art SO excellent, Of subject so distinguished, that
Tais nimItable portrait is sold only agents, and
is now ready.
Address ZEIGLER, MoCURDY & CO.,
sell-2m III W. Fourth St, Cincinnati, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11
The Old Hero of the Cumberland
Speaks.


1t is estimated that sixty thousand
people were gathered at the immense
Republican rally at Indianapolis on
the I'd inst There were in the pro-
eessIon an army corps of Carpet Bag
gers, and almost endless files of Tan
ners, Grant Guards and Fighting Boys
in Blue. Speeches were made by Gen
eral Gibson, of Ohio, Gov. Oglesby of
Illinois and other distinguished ora
tors. A number of letters were read
from prominent public men, and
among them the following from Gen.
Geo. H Thomas, the hero of Chicka-
mauga and the Cumberland
LOUISVILLE, Ky, August z.
1fessers John Cobttr71 and Others
GENTLEMEN I had the honor to
receive by this mornings mail your
favor of the 5ths inst, inviting me to
join with the soldiers and sailors of
Indiana in a mass convention, to be
held at the city of Indianapolis, on
the I'd day of September next. Your
very cordial invitation commands my
sincere thanks, and although I take
no part in politics, permit me to ex-
press the great pleasure / have derived
from observing the firm and almost
universal support afforded by the sold
iers and sailors throughout the ceun-
try, to all measures calculated to re
store it to a condition of peace and
quiet, thereby showing that those
most willing to support the Govern
ment in tines of peril can be relied up
on to inaugurate and maintain meas
ures best calculated TO secure the
peace and prosperity of the nation.
l am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
Geo. H. Thomas,
Mai. Gen. u. S. A j..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11

To WHITEN STRAW -Serape
stick sulphur with a knife, mix the
powder to q mush with water, plaster
it thickly over the straw, and place in
the hot sun for several hours; brush
off when dry. An easy and efectual
plan.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11

1t is astonishing how enthusiastic
for Seymour the Nasbyites have grown
since it has come to light that Horatio
pledged himself 90 support the nomin-
alton of Chase Oh a platform of negro
suffrage.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11

SUBSTITUTE FOR CREAM IN COFFEE
Beat the white of an egg to a froth;
put to it small lump of butter, and
turn the coffee to it gradually so that it
may not csrdle. 1t is difficult to dis
tinguish the taste from fresh cream.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11

Gov. Seymour is jealous advocate
of the reduction of our army. Those
who did so muehto reduce our army at
AndersonVille, Salisbury, Belle Isle,
and in the battles of the war will vote
for him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11

Letters have been received in
Washington from foreign ministers
Cassius N. Clay, John P. Hale and
General j ohm A. Dix, warmly support
ing Grant and Colfax.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11
STRAY COW.

a medium-sized Cow, red and yellow, strayed
aware, on the 80th ult, Any one having informa-
ton OF her whereabouts, will confer a favor by
leaving It at the Gazette ONCE or at my house.
sep1I-1t PHILIP HFIBY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11

Buckeyes, Vermont challenges you.
Answer in thunder tones in October
Tribune.
We hear you, Horace. All right,
old cOVey
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11

Benson after making two or three
attempts to rehash one of Sam. Cary's
speeches has become "indisposed." So
have the people.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11

Thos. H. Seymour ofConuscticut, a
Democratic politician of the Vallan-
digham school, died at Hartford on the
Sd inst.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11

An Oregon paper offers as an ex-
PLANTATION of the sentence, IS. T.-186O
*, the following Democracy, the S
anne Thing as in 1860-X-actly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11
In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the United
States, for the Northern District OF
Ohio. In the matter of Hiland H.
Hustled, Bankrupt, Of Delaware, Del
aware County, Ohio. In Bank ruptcy.
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
You are hereby notified that general meeting
Of the creditors cf said Bankrupt will be held at
the Office Of NJ. R. Keith, Register, in Cleveland, /,
Ohm on tho
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11
Democratic Retrenohment.

A Legislative session Of 134 days.
at SIS per day-the longest session ever
held in Ohio at the highest per diem
ever paid a State Legislature.
An adjournment to the frst Of No
vember, with probability of q six
months session next.
Near One Hundred thousand Dol
lars excess ofLegislative salaries vast
ed-the idiots, insane and other unfor-
tunates left with insufficient aDpropri-
alton, for the purpose of making a
show of retrenchment
Tax Davers how do you ike it2
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11

There is no medicine in use SO emoael0us az DR..
Robaok's Blood Purihcr ana Blood PHis for the
permanent cure Of Blind or Bleeding Piles they
strike at the root or disease thereby removing
the cause N. U. STARR, Agent, opposite tho
American House, Delaware, Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11
ron erArE oFEToERs.

ssecre4arv Of fstate-sEr. /. r. SHERWOOD.
Supreme Judge-WILLlAM WIZ
T1ar5 Public Works-JAME MOORE.
School naissfOner-CAPT. ]. A. NORRIS.
Clerk Of Supreme Court-RODNEX ZOOS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE EQUITABLE

THE EQUITABLE
Life Assurance Society
NO. 90 BROADWAY, n. Z.
3. K D 0 N Z " A N :,
GENERAL AGENT, DELAWARE, OHIO.
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE So
CIErY stands in the foremost ranks.
T.. T.. Assets A@oaRs .s,s 70 s999'999o9 599'9o9
DIVIDENDS are made on the CONTRIBUTION
PLAN. Call at The ONCE Of the General Agent and
secure statements explaining the basis of tta
system
GENERAL AGENTS oFFICE,
No. 16, Sandusky St.. Delaware, O.
Sep 11-1nt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11
rnn corrrr oFrToERg.

Auditor-LIEUT. ]. F. DOTY.
SherId-WILLIAM BROWN.
Prosecuting AttOruey-GEe1. j. 8. } ONES.
Commissioner-A. NJ. FULLER.
Inf1rmarY DiFector-JA6. cox
Coroner-CAPT. BENZ. A. BANKER
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11
16tb day of SeDtember. 1868

at 10 O'Clock a. m, for the purpose Of detsrmin,
ing whether any and what portion cf the net pro.
ceeds Of the estate Of said Bankrupt thus far col
lected shall be divided among ihe cred itors And
count Of thsir receipts and payments that d. ate
THOS. r. SMITH,
L. ". FORD,
sept 4l-2W - Assgnees.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11

FTIHE largest assortment, Cheapest and best ever
i brought 20 town. c. ID. POTTER X co,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11

Capital fully paid up, $500, 1000 90
Amount of Available
....s........@SJ U0oi i41S ~
CERTIFICATE FOR PUBLICATION,
ITO be published st least once a year IN every
county where there IS an AEeDt.1
AUDITOR OF STATES CFFICR,)
GEPARTfENT OF INSURANCE,
COLUMBUS, ONO, Feb. 20. 1873.
It is hereby eeFtiHed that the TNSURANC CE
COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA, located At Phila-
deIphfa IN the State Of Pennsy lvants, has complied
in all respects with the laws Of this State rsla.-
ing TO such Insurance Companies, for the current
year, and has hled in this Office a sworn statement
by the proper officers, showing its condition and
business, NJ the date Of such statement, as fo'-
lows
Amount OF actual paid-up Capital $500 900 90
Aggregate amount Of available Assets-2 056 4l2 u
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities, Quc.
Re-insuTance,3 ...--...... .,..s 65S, ,T2o IL
Amount OF Income for the preceding
year -...-........... ....sA soI4 ,Zbl o.
Amount OF Expenditures for the pre-
eeding , ear...... ......--... ,l4Ss6fS 20
In TEsTIMoST WHEREOF, have hereunto subsorib-
ed my name and caused the Seal OF
TsEAL1 my Office TO be affixed, the day and
year above written
JAMES d. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
C. Il. McELROY, Agent,
sep1l 6S-It Delaware, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-11
TESTTMOWTALs.

very large number OF important testimonials
have already been received from Physicians,
ClergymeB, ApOthecaries, and indeed, from all
classes in society, speaking in the most 1attsrinE
terms OF the White. Pine Compound.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-28
:, /, r.i i. : : ~-3.


J Z pa"eU,
~ II. ~
Lax Dayis
a .i..-,, ir;rrri. Go,lrt
To MarCd lrfm, 10 '''D wis.,,
".sslsginlti. ia hGa.At Ot'o''- w"
~ $40 1886.
rIi,tIg the . W described EI!i,
a.t, h. 80, Nlprk at s4id CouEt,
-. 'Ar "''s'' ~ VEG ,.i~ "a he hcues,
#,t * as - i"'''' 50 .,,,S. H.,
nAdrr, tor cash, before me e'"'
| ',.Iu eouuly u Mad.sp", '''"ie VI M'aS'SS'p'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-28
Dyvar. apple EreeS.

WE have an im'o'@se 1'o ' o. ,", ~, 10
w dpsirahie clas- ii app "e1'. p;,.
-, f,,,jife Drr,iai. and Parad Sc stock. FIn'
on ~ r., y, or. 10 lvo ye1s OLD Gao { fur Tish
- ~ tta cholrp,t vartrle-, p'nn% fo"
~ - IN January These wees a.e IL .Isp''n
.a G,@ ia eyey COCO pard.n. as l'sy ar =.
,sr5.sms IS a r.-e h, occupy h,' Ha',
.S.r. eone into fall bearing aa ~srI! -
,egcb ,r,e. end fir ma sTop. Hraef rafiS J.
you Want he tyst .slrct'on o. trees @9a va, :.
Pr. e. 30 cents cash IS, yer uo1 :
per hadr ed so per ihoos""94;;
,sIsrae nursery and Fruit Fmm.
L. a, w tSiI d Go
n., o. ,f4q,, Carier MiFs.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-28

2;osBY & REGARDS. are no"
selling Cual Oil at SEVENTY FIVE
cents gallon. and we hetri a ia"\
remark she was determined 10 nave
a ,irht to sleep by, SO long as Oh
cuu be had at this price. IL Ia q
,u1nrr we ourselves like to Indulge
il. 4ua ia our heart bless the nan
vino discovered Coal Oil, AZ Nei as
shank thuee who furnish. il At s'f
otis.
MosBY & RICHARDS haF" also
on i,a,ld Il laggc supply % pnle WHIT"
y.rud, I.irsc,rl Oil. Window Sash,
ana /. hundred h0@es ot assorted
Window Glass, 1t Pittsburgh prices
-, pi.pauf spie tion of JeweIrN
with Cola and Giyer Watches, iresi'
traa, tie best houors o. New DIRK
E,oirh Of LanGgeth'S garaeu se"da,
ju,Uttu i,aprra, "o believe. ana oai7I
st,;4XTu aup.lp every body II they
c,,i III tim, I!.rir Stock ~ ''td%S
ia., purchased, has never Htf" @t
l.#se, and ee-ry hing = ei.sf"d i9'
xsi.. &c gr very last iIr.og hgn.eH -
~ you aass Ia, AIgn Of Tie o"i"P.
..r,ar sa}I in AKA Sc" how we'll yot
..o DO 10y @h,N.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-28
MIL E.sN s. & y
MRS, SARAH SIMS

vDAKES Tins method Of 49,
informing her fIen's c~-sA
AMI IT,, rual., that she stril >>s.s -SS~ss1lA>
ocru les h.r cd SIAM. Ole sss -. :
door South of s...cssrs. NAV
sor ( lsrdr>, ~hsra s's kecgs an hand
cari.e lot Of fashionable NiaLiN Ehf 81
~ lst,.r lamentations She hone, by IF =
m, good zriislts vt moderate pr.ees, " sSSur'
l,bsr,i >bsre OF pu alis PA.rSdaee
DC, "a. ne
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-28
yvi.s, NgacE.ias ery n sSs2's'
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS EtV"

rrdsrsipncd c4rsctfpiy informs ru,sn md
mai, i'G s rear 10 al orders a, oS't mad @ia,
~ n, faatat, 4, era p'.crs, Nt"IS'in. and Wool
.r mi descli cn~ 81 steam a. h,a '. asl WOO
Ind Iron W..alhg M"chiht'! Water Wheels ;
C,d'us M"an' SI; and oil Mdl' Rice and oaS s.
aTS Ittt a"d Ee'y ~; ~ r IiS t." s6nsr
a.rde..ser 70 g'a '" 'ts" N,.r,.nes Patent
waG, d pS oa az Gin Gs.,ass rae :, E l< at
@ aT C.t,an rtt,e. ns,ed NJ S Which am -o
,,a. E,yo,yiug rvrtsae ,'e75i s !" all the popu.a
as,, tor ,lraa;, Boi'y uq',s,s- for thre
pr ,ms csgr ,sas in de ha-, s,6 r, ,'
Yeats as, sad Oeiaf N p2sa 4a,in %' a@saus
urrrs Of az 'He a. ats . .,,h i@.r, ur to tam :
'gau y i 1a.,y r s Aay 49, add, e. "''
=! m''n'''''' q, d, BusTAMhNIk, 49,
. stau'p, tsur.mAu. MIS-
p -.it. S, AMI -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-28
w f. l. * TX.

,r.,,a,en, Advertising 81 80 rar squire FIRST ms
a." md rs cents ior each suIhe4"eht 'hSfr''"u
Liberal odyerr4ers will he a"'i' -. "a ,i
ior uroof of publication and % PROOF ., P''''''
tion 10 he u-nishai nn'ii The Ite is pAi1' .,.,
,,'',,,r;,,,, ,nnGtd.te, for SGntc" and District
7 ,.,s@-%N y PAYER ,htFe $40 We klyrsp@.rr
-. lar ,,,',y,'nei Candidates fot County oAi'
rrg. ia,ly and We ..'y papef" rh'rge ~. .,,.,
ar 1ita.a 4ta t e terms and c"'tdltions a"ff'e
~ a." ~. ts.ncf,ftnn tor the lcgdl alTer'
st.fa, M. announcing cnndidairs, and IN no III
sta,s. cnn they be depar'e" from.
Noubls c0'umn advertisements are
eAurged tFirfgf|ro per cent aa"'t'o"'
III on the GI0ye gGtcS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-28
lust REcBIv ED and for sale ny
- MosDY & RICHARDS

apo lbs Landre'h'= TnFn nee 0ee3'
rau'ed growth "l ,''''
snoO It's pure White L'@d'
B., iSa gas Luserd o.'l.,n,in..
En- ROUTE u..-izv Ss..
I,..yu Paunei Dor
800 FOXES Of WIZ o !, Srw orl.As,
Al Of NA--I -''' d 4T.s, % q
I yHAoxA
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-28

THE BOOKS Of the Company are Ao~
Omen At the comran,'s ot1cs to itase N1'
srs dssiruus Of tskiug stuck IN tue saT'e.
q, =. S<0<saATF' s'e
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-28

,,-,.olc number Electoral woes ,,; have
7" apth;s seymour and B'aIr ' "nd
WlI en- = majority upon TAR anu a."
seq t xotp. Who supposes , ,n"'
h"h' carolina, South Caioi 1ii'
90" ...r Missouri ard West W.
te'!i't s. ., lar Grant? II is safe 20 say
e'p,' n "' one man in five, uno'S.lu ,,ll
IN II wv w.. ontsjde interference, Wou'''
Ell - 90. az" him yet, by military N NO.
vow YOU 80 and Is the sending 70 t,m
l''i ", 'nIrr it's auspices, OF r ,t,I'.,s
"i.I,.rai negro voters, ID, Sc ,o' ,,in
q! NJ i,"sn declared carried tor nin nv,
Ia 1,a,t vntrs. together with th ,r-,, % q
I, 'ie'i Virginia and I i,s
M ,.n;,b by a pure act OF militia ,'n, ,
sa",n'is,n, we're not allowed no y" >T ro
ue' In decided the contest. 1no =, 80
.oi d', Of al all may be summed up as 10
Lows; ,c,,r was elected by the lGca
. and white people OF the I IL
t',l -, - was not elected +; hut by ~
or Ven" If the hayoret, sending sew =,
l,,t,n,,,1,d thousand negroes !" =, :,
=, IN IA atd keeping back 'evelm 'I =
"a ,Lnusand whites, he Na' "
o." - ,'Luseu. This is all there -
il,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-28

- -, W. - M
.'..' e.. ga' xtfr' If l.,ss ~ - ona
- ,'..f.',,,t. a.. l,a>r- ~ l,as teaa ts1'
..i A., ~ ,,. Of sd .',y.a.. d stt,t'es.
- - fht. 4 ..,.l. ..l tt!. t.ia .,aa NJ
~ ,'te IA TN. oaasry. a,s Ye,y ras N'n
WIG ma yre-. ! gree t, lAe dfereuc' IN
pnnN "' ne sf, "a .....,..,,-... .-...
I -od "s su ~ '"1''' s','. We ...
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-28
Are ready - take contracts for ne building OF
HOUSES. FENCES. ETC,

a-i h,,tet Themselves tNat th"v can o, ~.
KINDS If Nn&k ether v polEN "F In' ~ 8. =
-.,s- ,lat r7t., So, I'VE literal PATRONAGE it"Tc
H., ,.-,.fr. Guud corn for = rah,' ""'ns-
s,y apd saturday. c. hoGskrf' seS \ Il
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-28

4 latiy viii, q Grccian bend 'oo>s
Ia = ,.,pts, ,orln like a ctoitd
mech Squash, strucN by lightning.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-28

c5s We arc prepared to execute
all kinds OF Job Printing, VIA neat
ness and dispatch.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-28
Holm EsIEN COCKS NJ"
= uuSTINGroN X COS
$50 Baooxs ST. NE" Io@A
Have ia press, to be r~ady in o''''s''
yEOsaGN;
er The Last Days Of Lee and his f"'-'"
/ BsJ. E.rEN COOK
,.,h,- Of " sar,v o' Eagles Nest

- ,s,..rh Mphun il 80 's ',
or, ~nrTy, o, YVES w,re almost im"e" S.@ }
rs rnGvs NV w"k Is .,l move ",s"ry , ,,,i,
s 60, fis'ed nns ,"ggS "a 5,s saa a.
nonud in cloth. WIN "t .,r,l med.l,-nn head .
f,r nr trout.-t,ree NJ ,t ,tr,s n non"r
,tN 1t an rS, ~ boz i sen ~ N a. gs;if ,, .o
b-S ~ Of re y,tcs. s. IS For s..s ny w.
"a n ,se', sns sssdtsSr. N sNTn and e"i'
! Oxt toS-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-28

administrators Notice.
FILTERS Of Administration on me es sS,'
"A If Tp,mss Il. Gillpspit, decreased nay
Nesn granted to The dersigned ny me
Nprnnsrr Cauti Of Madison county, Al
iEoh.r Tern. \ p. ichN, the'e"t.--,
san tLereio,e, all prr-"us lnleolet 10
seuN are desued 20 rae 'o'N AID a"o
! said Nslt persons hsy'u- claims aEa'ns'
al y" V reqa:ied To have 'heu' rt-'>.e'
seio'd pnCr Gui WITHIN the TINE pr
\ort ne, wi, be tnreger barred
T.. A ST tbblNS,
= Oct. "a County hdmiuIstra'or,
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hFFICE CHIEF COMMIssARY OF sUBsIsT.
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DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,


Sealed Proposals Gin duplieatej. from persons
Ssissd st this Office and also IS the once Of hs
until P g, ihe PlsIte 0maha Ne
FOR fuEnishln,g The United states subsistence De-
2sItmsnt with good fat Beef Cattle, the hoOf,
s, GPe hv1ered ard n75l head at Fort
Two huHdred ana ten tzloJ heal at Fort Buford,
II; l., T. be delivered By August j, U.s.
son, d, TO be DELIVERED by july /. 1858
one hnIdred AID thirty (l59l head at Fort Tot
Ninety tso head at Fort Ransom, b. T half Cs.J
20 be delivered BY June 5, ISIS, and the remainder
They must average about lO5s pounds gross
weight, and b. steers from three 80 to seven GJ
years az age. and all falling short OF sO pounds
grcss eight, bulls, stays, cows and Texas cattle
FrcISsals b telegraph or other informal propo-
sails will not b. considered
awritten guarantee Of two Tesp1Dibie persons to
the eff CT that the bidder is able TO fulfil contract
and. should his proposition be accepted he will at
once enter into contrsct in accordance there
Sc urties giving good and suf Client bonds for its
The responsibility Of the gusrantors must be
shows t the ofleisl certificate Of the Clerk the
ns,es, listrct Court or Of me United States Dis
Bids should be made for each post separately e,
lids and prepared TO give the nee essary bonds
Tie Go, ernmeIi reserve: To itself the right to
REJECT AIRY ana All blds considered unreasonable.
Payment 70 he N sde after the cattle delivered
and accepted. il funds hand IL none on haud
b. made a. received.
Prop sails must be endorsed stincfly, 'PropO-
sai for Beef Cattle and addressed either to Lieu
[euant CClouelJ W. Btrrigsr, q. s.. Omaha, Ne
traska or - Lieutenant Colonel j. III. Gilman, G..
: - Paul. Minnesota
The proposals will De opened at both places az IL
NJ pTil IS.
IL a bid il in the name of firm, their names and
Pest once address must ppeE
J ii. GILMAN,
CAPT, e; :, Byt Lieut. Col, 7. : Army,