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STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
Hartford cOunfv

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, -
Hartford county.
January Z, 1853, personally appeared George
L. Chase, President, and George N. Colt,
Secretary of the Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pAny. and made Oath that the foregoing state
ment by them subscribed, Is 8 true, full and
correct statement Of the Affairs OF said Com
pany, and exhibits, so far as can be ascertainsd
at this date, Its actual condition on the Thirty
hrst OF December, u6S.
BefOreme, GEO. SUMNER,
Notary Public.
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II. The greatest amount insured IN any one risk
Is S5O,OO0, except in special cases.
Y. The amount Insured In any one city, town
or village, depends upon its size and how
built.
IS. The amount insured in any enc block, de-
ponds as above.
a. Certified copy Of the Charter OF the Com
pany, as fled heretofore.
Is. General power of attorney for Agents to &C
cePtservics OF process previously He'd
GEORGE L CHASE, President.
GEORGE 81. COIT. Secretary,
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FOR oSCEOLA.

PACKET
GEO. W. CHEER-..-..George Malone, Master
Frank Gontermsn, Clerk,
+ EAVES MEMPHIS ON TUES IT,
L. DAY THURSDAY and SAT GTE
URDAX, at pm, for Randolph. Fulton, Fort
Pillow, Osceola and all Way Landings. Re
turning, ieaves Osseola "WEDNESDAY, FRI
DAY and sUNDAY Apply to
EIN5ON & DONAHUE.
febs Isl Front street.
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JOIN REED.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 81 Jersr-
~ son street, entranes In alley. Special at
tsntiOn Given 70 Stair Work. Houses and We.
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NoREoLK, va.
LUMBER. ETC.
LaEnl6er,

OLDEST lumber merchants In the South
~ Yard established in Memphis Isl. Bu1i9-
ing MatsriaI OF an Kinds. Dressed aud rough
Flooring, Doors, Shingles, CelhES, SINUS
Latha. XeatheroOarding. Glazed Sssn, rene
ing. We don't intend 70 be underO4d lara
and ondcs foot Washington sSreef 4s4r Hkerf
PTS dAEen x. = al. k.COCh6AA'
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SALE
Commissioners Sale.

DT virtue or q decree OF the Circuit Court OF
ID ChicOt County, Arkansas. On the Ch.ncsFy
SIDE Thereof rendered At ths October term, o.
tOoer 2. AID 1919, OF said COurt. In q cause
therein pending. wherein william II. PAGE Was
complainant, and Bottle Bailey Pickett. Tara
c. Williams a. sole heir at law, and also as sd-
mtnistratOr Of the estate o. Marcus F. John
son. deceased, william Bailey Charles Gala
CHER, Tue Bank OF Charle1tOu. Eou-h Carolina.
and Shaumberz were defendants. the m
cersigned Commissioner. APPOINTED By said
Court IN said cause, viii proceed to sell, on the
second Monday OF Lhs next April term OF said
Court, b5tng he
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Monday, the 18th Day Of April, A.D., 1869

That being TIE first day o. the April Term
said Court, and between the hours on said day
for judicial sales, at the front door o. the Court
house, IN tie town OF Lake village, in said
highest bidder, for cash, the 0LoWttg de-
scTibed lards, tO-Wtt: The undivided one
half interest Of fractional section 81 contain
ing 62 acres OF AL OF sections %. Is and Is,
containing 1870 acres; Of east balT OF section 7.
containing go scrss OF fr7cttOEal west hrn OF
half OF fractional Sectiou g, OF southsast rae
tiOnaI QCaTter OF section ~ and east fractional
part OF section p, containing So 500 acres,
all in township Is south, OF range one west Of
the 5th principal mEridisn OF fractional sec
ton 5, of east fractional part OF section g. OF
northeast fractional part O. section 2. IN town
ship IL south OF rargs one west, Containing bol
acres OF east hslf OF section p, Of east hail OF
section p, OF east Eaf OF section l, IN town
ship 10 south. OF range two VEST. containing
so acres OF west halt or east half OF section
"A, of west hall Of southeast quarter and north
east quarter OF section Is. IN township "A SOUTH.
OF range two west. containing 40 acres OF
quarter of section 5 and southeast part OF
southwest fractional quarter CT section 3, In
township IA south OF range one west, contain
ing I0I so 100 ceres, to satis1y the several
amounts Of money mentioned in said decree
f0uBc to be due 70 said com p~latuants, amount
ing in the aggregate TO abour n-ty thousand
dollars and said decree further direc 5 hat
notice OF said sale be gwen BY advertisements
in ore ally newspaper published II Memphis,
in the state o. Tenn Ssee, and In one weekly
paper published IN Little Rock IN the former,
by fourteen successive daily pGbllcat Onss Sun
publications. the last OF each publication 70 be
at least Thirty days Cefore Ihs cay or sale
L. W. FRY, Commissioners.
LAKE. VLlsge, Ark January -, 1893. 1aA
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commissioners Sale OF Arkansas
Lands.

IN pursuance Of a dscres Of the Circuit Court
i or Coicot county, in the state or Arkansas,
October Term, AID, ls6s. OF said Court. in 3
GER ain cause herein pending, wherein BenOna
MRcklin and George b. MacEIin, Executors OF
Alexander " MacEiin. deceased, were CON-
platnauts, aud Allen Goodwin, As Administrato
Of William = Ferguson, deceased. aud Charles
&. Ferguson, EuHiss Goodwin and Alien God
win, in right Of hIs wife, heirs OF said william
3 Ferguson, deceased. were defendants the
undersigned, Commissioned appointed BY said
CourEin said ca1se, wiz sell, On
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FOR C-IECINuATi.

FOR ClEC1EHATL.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
JOHN II. GRO ESBECh--D. w. Maratta IL aster
This new and magnificent pas KA
senger steamer will Ieave uEzzzs
THIS DAY, 9Th INST, AT 5 pm.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Ag'ts, Promenade
fehg street, opp. Steamboat Landing
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
ARGONAUT, No. Z-.....-.Gus Everhart master
This excellent steamer leaves
Memphis as above, ASsaaanfsE
This AY, 9tn inst. at 5 pm.
VINSON & DONAHUE, Agents,
fe9 24 Front street.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
SILVER -..... MerriIees master
This elegant and feet passenger RE@A
steamer viii cave utz
WEDNE SDAY. 10th inst. at 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE & CO, Agents,
fe7 No. Y Jefferson street
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RESTAURANT,
SAMUEL CROsHAE. PrOP'r,
20 aa DIRE oouRr ST..

nay BoARDERs AT 7 DoLLAEs WEES
inst When he feels Ike IL. Oysters Game, etc ,
- orders for private parties promptly at
Esndsd ". JAZZ
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Regular Memphis and White River Packet.
DES AhC.......-.John D. Elliott master
Thi, Mammoth freight steamer -.I
will leave As above on I
TUESDAY. 9Th inst, at 5 PM.
For freign only apply ~
MART WALT & CO, Agents,
feb7 No. ~ Front street.
Regular Memphis and White River Packet.
DIES ARC...--.-.-.--.JOhn d. elliott master
This nne passenger packet leaves ia
for the above on $780,
TUESDAY, 9Th inst, az ) pm.
For freight or passage apply 10
Elliott & MILLER, Agents
feb7 Promenade street, foot Jefferson.
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FOR HEw ORLEANS.
For New Orleans, YIcksburg, Natchez and the
Bends.
'"-'-. AAoStcA
This excellent passenger steamer -.A
VIII leave as ABOVE Izss
THIS DAY, 9Th inst, st y m.
RICHARD W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
feb9 No jefferson street.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
Master
This elegant Passenger steamer .SL@
will leave as above Oh Es
WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, 81 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply TO
MART WALT 4 20. Agents,
feb9 ~ Front, street.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
MlS5ISSIPPI-------..--..... y. Z. Green, Master
This splendid passenger packet .ISA
viii leave as above &s
WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, at 8 pm.
For freight or passage Sp7Iy TO
LARRY hAhMSTAD, Agent,
fsbB ~ Hauis-n street.
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Late Physician and Surgeon of Jones Eye and
Ear Institution in New York, and formerly
Surgeon 70 the London (Eng) Eye
and Ear Innrmary,
HAS been persuaded to make a professional
II visit to some OF the principal cities in the
United STATES, thereby To bring his skill within
the reach OF the afflicted Thousands who could
not avail themselves OF Il in New York. The
surgical and medical treatment or the Eye and
Ear and outstanding complaints, has been
looked upon with astionishment and 10y. The
press has recorded many OF the sktllful opera
always have D., Jones with them, and not TO
delay il they need his services.
DR. JONES Is new Practiclng at the Peabody
House Memphis, Tenn, where be will re-
main until February 18th, 1869.
In the treatment of the EAR AND EYE, and
other organs OF sense, 1t becomes necessary 10
have a good knowledge of every thing pertain
ing to medicine and surgery. What are called
regular Physicians may have graduated in
either the Old or the new school college, and
can boast OF a one-stfsd education. DR.. JONES
has had q thorough education in both the old
and the new school medical colleges, and
IN an Eye ana Ear College, aud in the
Eye and Ear IndrmAries and hospitals
OF America AMI Europe, and his d.
plomas from the same hang In his office.
II is impossible for a physician who has but
the usu i medical education, 10 successfully
treat the Eye ami Ear. Therefore DR.. JONES
has availed himself OF All the advantages the
world affords to nj himself for his natural and
chosen profession aud or his success the reader
may Judge by the foi owing testimonials
NAMES OF MEDICAL GENTLEMEN,
Through whose examination DR.. JOHANNES A.
JONES Las gone, and who have testified to his
ability IN Lne strongest language possible, by
placing their names 10 his diplomas, which are
suspended Ia his Once, open 10 the inspection
OF the Interested.
Valentine Mott. NJ. d. LID New York.
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STATE OF
COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
Nashville Iauuarv L Iafg-

COMPTROLLEES OFFICE
Nashville, January l, 1863
I, g. v. BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF The
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, located at Hartford,
in the state Of connecticut, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said COn-
pany has complied with ali the require
ments OF the laws Of the state OF Tennessee in
posed on Insurance Companies, and l further
certify that HENRY .LlrTLETON, Agent Of
said Company, has also compiled with the re-
QuireDents OF the laws OF the State, made
and provided In such cases:
Wherefore, said Hartford Fire Insurance
Company has authority 70 take risks and trans
act the business OF insurance IN this state, at
Memphis, Tenn.
SHALL g. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller OF Tennessee
By PLUNKET.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ST. LOUIS.

Memphis and s.. Louis Packet Company
United States Mail.
BELLE MEMPHIS----...----.Crane, Master
This superb. passenger steamer .GN
wtIl leave as above On ~
THIS DAY., 9th inst. at 10 am.
fet9 FLEM. CALVERT. Supt-
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10 h day of Aprtl, AID. 1863,

between the hoRrs OF g a m. and D m. OF said
day, at public auction, a. the mont door Of tho
Courthouse In the town OF q K Village, IN said
u q and State, 10 the highest bidder. for
cash. the following lands, (as they ars described
IN the mortgage from said Marcus r. Johnson
TO said William II. Page tO-Wft; All that GER
tain tract or parcel Of land and known Is the
Belle Island, being bOunred on the north. east
and south by Lac America, and on the vest
by Mississippi river. being situate and lying IN
townships sixteen and seventeen ruth. range
one east, in CnIcot county and state o. ATkau-
sas, and containing twenty-five hundred acres,
more or less Which lands tas described in
said decree are known and designated on the
plans Of the pucLc Surveys OF ths lands Of the
United States as fractional section thirty
four, containing "A acres; fractional section
tntrty-dvs, containing 3sT acres: fractional
section thirty-Six, containing "a acr6s-eI In
township sixteen SOUTH, range one egst the
southwest "a rter OF sscZ0n twenty-Inree.
containing 100 scres-in township sixteen
SOath, Of range one west. fTa-El1nal section
one, containing Ia acres; fractional section
two, containing 49, acres; fractional section
three, containing 20 acrf IS: fractional section
four, containing 81 acres; racuOna section
nine, containing 40 acres; section ten, clntsiu-
Ing Oh acres and fractional section eleven.
containing 50 acrts-al in tOWnzhlp seventeen
south, or range one east, and The whole OF said
lands containing 3l2 acres to satisfy said
decree.
JAS. MCMURRAT, Commissioners.
Lax Village, All Jauusr y, 1853. fz3
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FINANCE AND A
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.l
MEMPEIs, February T., 1859.


The activity in Cotton though not as
great during the week IS the advance IL
other markets would lead US to expect,
has yet been large enough to caus con
siderable stringency in currency, and
some of u banks have had to call on
their more fortunate neighbors TO assist
them for the time being, or until they
could receive their currency ordered by
Express. Cotton bills have come in
slowly too on account Of the impossible
ity of shipment for the last two or three
DAYS, owing 70 the weather. Many bills
which should have went forward on
Saturday, and to-day have had to lay
over until the weather clears up, or until
the Cotton can be marked, shipped and
slgued for. This delay has caused some
Inconvenience to our banks which, az we
before said, in q few instances were not
prepared for the active demand made
upon them for money. While exchange
upon sll points is abundant, there is also
q good demand from our merchants for
Eastern bills as well as New Orleans,
and selling rates are rather weaker. We
quote as follows;
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Decrease OF stock on hand, 1893. OF
receipts. 27s bales came by the Mempbis
& Charleston r. R.. SlS by Memphis &
Ohio r r. las by Mississippi & Ten.
nessee r. r. 1898 by steamers, and 10
nv wagons. or shipments, the Mem.
pbIs & Ohio r. K. took 1852; Memphis a
charleston X r 242, and steamers Psi.
IL must be remembered that the receipts
given AZ those OF 8" to day" inclnds
Ihcse of Sunday and Monday.
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FOR VICKSBURS.

FOR VICKSBURG.
Regular st. Louis, Memphis and Yieksourg
Us. Mail Packet-For Vicksburg.
CITY OF ALTON. - B. Archer master
This elegant and EwLt steamer e.
will leave as above 1900
TUESDAY, 9Th inst, at u m.
Freight received at 81. Louis WhRrfboat.
febS FLEM. CALVERT. Sup't.
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o PINE BLUFF

FOR PINE BLUFF.
Regular Arkansas River Wednesday Packet
For Helene, Friars Point ami Pine Bluff.
Rice master
This splendid passenger packet E-A
will leave for the above Zs
WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, at 5 pm.
Z. A. LEW, agent,
febS No. 80 Front street.
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BANKS N BANNING
GERMAN NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.

DIR s:
LOUIS HANNAUER, Of Scheduled & Han
nauer;
JOHN P HOSFMANN, Of Mitchell, HoRmann
& Co:
D. P. HADDEN. of D. P. Hsdde & Co;
Nj. L. MEACHAM, of Meacham &
A. L. HARRIS. of Harris, Cochran * Co.;
r. T. WALT, OF r. P. Wall & Co.
J.C. NEELY, OF Brook q Nicely.
OFFICERS
LOUIS EANHAUER, President
II. L. kEACHAA, . Yi@e.PFesIdent
MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier
EORACE Z. GARTH, = Assistant Cashier
%ExehsnSe on all parts OF IA United
states snd Europe bought and sold. Js29
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River United
states Mail Packet.
THOS. II. ALLEN..-..Ress PTitchard master
This splendid passenger steamer TA
will leave for the above on A@&s
TUESDAY, 9 h inst, at 5 pm.
4. A. r. ENDIG, Ageat,
fe7 S4 Front St, hosby Block.
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CULTS TAND R
Capital sur gery & chronic Diseases
ID R. y NJ II . i,
nE NEW WORK.

Late Physician and Surgeon of ZONES Eye anC
Ear Institution in New York, and formerly
Surgeon 20 the London (Eng) Eye
and Ear InrrmarN-
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FOR FRIAR'S POINT.
Regular Memphis and Friar's Point Packet
Fer Helena and Frtar'5 Point.
Lee master
This elegant Psssense packet KIN
wiz leave szssIEss
TUESDAY, 9th inst, at 5 pm.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
fsbS Promenade street. loot JedeTSOn.
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O FORT SMITH.

FOR FORT SMITH.
For Pine Bluff. Little Rock and Fort Smith.
CORA King master
This new and elegant passenger "a
steamer leaves on ~
WEDNESDAY, 10Th inst, at 5 pm.
ARR HARMSTAD, Agent,
f0 Star Wharfsoat. fant Nor roe at
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FOR EVANSVILLE.

Regular Memphis and Evansville Weekly
Packet-FOr Cairo and Evansville.
MOLLIE HAMBLETON pton master
This elegant passenger steamer 81
will leave S
THIS DAY, 9Th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent.
feb9 Star Whsrfhoat. foot Monroe ST
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HemphIs and Little Rock Railroad

Ticket ofnces No. 2SH Main street and At De-
pot, head OF Main street.
aAM.R 3. JONES. GenIaup't.
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PROPOSALS FOR RIvERTRANsPoRTATIo


Nkw ORLEASs, La, August s, lsd9. }
Sealed proposals. in dup leate, with a cory, Of
sGi VII e 4 81 once a
q @ al iS5 sss
required BY The auaItsrmsstsrs pspAI,ms9 NIB, BE-
IL day = October. 1859. to the sih day Of June
From Esw Orleans to Grand EeCrs or I.tarn,
ETS$ New 9Tissa: s 20 20 sEssssP S,f 81 rstafn
Prom New Orleans to Jefferson, Texas, OF 70.
Prom Grand EeSIs to Alexandria Shreveport.
Fro% iiiisHdfis 70 Shreveport or Jefferson or
return. -
PrOposals will state at what rates bidder, pro-
pose to transport to OF from eaSh o. me above
deck passengers, zach, aud the following classes
u Horses. Mules. Sheep and Beef Cattle, each Pcr
ITol, Machinery. Lead; Zinc, Tin. oSEPsr' Nall,
ware, Hollow. ware, 6Tindslone Ordnance. ord
nance Stores. Grsia. Hay. Straw, Moss oaEum'
Rope &c" MEASUREMENT III IS DGRSeeSSIE;kr GOODS, A.
pi GSsP ss.h kafFi a:siisrs @ssen
aud Ti're''' a''' BIZ O SSo 1GbSss
fop5 Meal, sssS Rig; STsst'Wh ps sat A.
&C. p'' barrel WET GOODS.
Pea H. Bss :a aHG Lard br5%R sSs s%'F s5%
| fFultk, Jams, JellltH. Nlnle"
! Extracts. Candles, Crackers, Hard bfrai, 7 wina'
! Spices, Condensed MIX, CAuu"d Meats Ini NSs'-
/ tables, Soaps. Sugar liaNana'' i'O"'''' 49,
! each per box, ,I .,J Rirs each
psr liercsi Ice aud Sugar, each pet hokgheAu'
Lard, per keE; Tea. per chest salt psr SACK And
Army Wagons egmpIete, Spring Wagons, Am
/ bniapcps, Carts and WheelbarTows, each
[ RIumbeT, pine and oak each per NJ feet: Lathe
And Shi giles, each per NJ Pals. Brooms, shoNels
| and Spades, each per doIeni Coal, per ton "
bushel
Frsg ht to be delivered at any or all Of The above
named points, at such landings as may be desls-
mated by the QuarteTmAsteT In charge ,,
bidders must be prepared to mRte soml weekly,
| trips between New Orleans aud Shreveport Hhd
Troops and public freight TO be taken t9 tho full
/ capacity Of the steamer proposed 70 pNrlOrm lhta
service, when required by the SuaT'eTmAS'er =
The ability Of the bidder to fulhll the Agreement
! must be guaranteed by two Tesponslble psTsons,
| Whose signatures must be appended TO the bid.
The United States reserves the night 70 reject any
Proposals to be endorsed "Proposals for River
Transportation" and addressed to the under
BY order Of Brsvst Brigadisr General Fred
Myers, Deputy QuAItsImAster General Uuited
Slate, army and Chief auArteImsstsb, peIsnT'men
Oh h0u'' BSt' Lieut.. Col. and "A. N, u army.
aus q :, Depot auarterma''er
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At the cutters banquet at Shefileld on III
day night Marquis Harrington said the task
for the ensuing session Of Parliament would
be the settlement Of the Irish land question.
lie hoped the subject would be debated with
as little political feeling rs possible. 1t has
never been tho battle-ground Of the party.
Men were comparatively unplodgcd, and
statesmen Of various opinions showed an
honest disposition to graphic with tho diff
culties surrounding this matter.
The Times comments as follows on Cardl-
nal Cullcn's last pastoral and on the claims
put forth by the Roman Catholic bishop OF
Ireland; cod. lea. ...H ~
They demand the overthrow Of common cd.
ucation and tho cxaltation Of denomination
ism. The Language Of Archbishop Cullen
must provoke resentment. The pfetcntlons
Of the Catholic hierarchy toward tho State
are intolerable. There .is not ono OF their ro-
solves on education which the people will
not emphatically repudiate, and which, II
brought before Parliament, will not DO re-
jected. The lesson Of the last two years
seems lost on the prelates. They have not
understood how a proposal OF great modern
tion and acknowledged wisdom proved abort
i've last session through the profound autlp-
athy of Parliament to applying the public
money to Catholic uses. The present propo-
sails arc about as hopeless as could DO pro-
pounded. England and Scotland will not
listen to them. Even In Ireland they will
not command .he assem- o. o' sno I,sI ps,iu
terestca IN ngn1ef 10 sn.1crod on,. ~ he
ment they wouid DO monuo"0u on'y W ''
conaemn n n, -, a.,u,s. a..
ING MTrng io s =, Ou =, GanaSs
eoueo 'S Ens,o.s,,n, +. Inn,.ssing Tho
arc az nana h n,f,s aoa rsia,,ons LII The
United States are In fair way Of lmprov-
ing: ING Pc9pie anu hionIy a' IN, Sn a
uss so saia a,d n,oS.ahlv be ssnt there' and
can SAFELY ana pron1ao oe on sem .nn,, Ina
inc oiu oouy W." I'm ,o,,nr M -
and ihvigotaNng .ho new sS, y, .a,sh Tnsdornats
ner imam III supplying no' WIN '""'of""''
gaII,S Siscr,oo, IN, ,m,orts of cotton from
ali norts have been unprc ed ntedly heavy
ioI p .mv p"K nna,s dispotch In Mr.. Burlln-
Sahe tnauns In IL. ~ parr.isn 0overn-
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pRoPosALs FOR FREsH BEEF.
PhorooAA' i'h h '
HEApa' RS FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
OYFIcE CHIEy ConnIssAET or suB,IsThscE,

HEAps'Rs FIRST MILIrAnr DISTRICT.
OFFICE CHIEY COnhIssART or sCBaIsThsCL, I
RICHsoSD, Va, Aug. -. lsdp.
Sealed proposals, In Duplicate. wiz be received
State. InfAntty. A. y. 8. at Winchester. Va.
until MONDAY, September Il. lsdp, At u m, for
supplying the United States Subsistence Depart
FRESH BEEF
at Winchester, Va, for six months from October
l. 1902, or sueh less time as the CommissAry Gen :
eral ef Subsistence may direct.
thslr bids. and be prepared 70 give bonds for the
fuldllment Of their contract.
Condition., requirement.. payments. Se. as
herstopre.
s. A. PORTER,
Breyet Major and Chief @. s.. ist Military bis.
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DROPOsALs FOR HARD BRICKS.
orIlcE DErOI auARrEEnAssIIER. !

OFFICE DEror QuARrERNAsIER,
foRr MONROE VA, Aug. 7, 1850,
Proposals viii be received Al this ONCE until u
o'elock, IN. TUESDAY, september 7, lss9, for the
Immediate delivery on the wharf at this Depot.
2s,OOO HARD BRICKS.
Suitable for laying Cutters At Hampton National
Cemetery. and should be OF the best quality for
that purpose.
The bids should be In duplicate. and must b
EuaI.ntsed By tw2 responsisie, psrsons. whose
guarantee, and certified to as being good and M
Client security by the United states District Ator
by order OF Brsyst Colonel J.. q. Chandler.
ousrtermAster y. s, Army, Chief QuArtermAsteT
''' HENRY W. JAMES,
Brev.t Lieut.. Colonel. Assistant q. n. U. i. A.
Depot QuartermAsteT. aug7-6t