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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-06-25
LOST.

Between Cedar Falls and Jauesvilla. on Friday.
June 18th. 1862 q Large MOROCCO POCKET
BOOK, Containing Notes, Mortgages and other
valuable papers. 4 Liberal Reward viii be given
to any person finding the same and leaving u at
this Office, or TO the subscriber Mt GAINESVILLE,
Iowa. l2w2 JAMES BUTLER.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL be received. by the Trustees OF the lGt
w NJ E, Church, at FarkcrsburE, for laying by
the perch, the foundation for Church, size 36x56
feet. Stone (prairie hard-heeGBl Lime and Sand
will he furnished on the ground. Good references
required. Said proposals will re opened Juy It'll,
1889.
C. sPICER, Secretary.
Psrkershurg, Iowa, June 81, 1853. 10
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Aatioual sAspnblitau.

s CoPIEs OF THr IRRATIONAL RKPupLr-
CAN" can be obtained every morning at the
following places; ....H
BIsHor's News STAND, willsrds' Hotel.
CooHRAs's News STAND, metropolitan Hotel.
wIsKnERaKn's NEws srArp, Ebbitt House.
KINBALL's News STAND, Seston House.
WILKINS, NEws STAND, 81. James Hotel .r
PAnxuR's BOOK AND PsRiopicAt Drror,
No. iSs seventh street, opposite the Post
once.
w.D.B. MAJOR, At oiiberrs Dining Saloon,
~ T street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JoHN O. BuRaHn, No. 21s r street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
JoHs A. BurLHR, ststioner, 10 T near Thir-
tenth. .t.a....
BuRKs's NEws STAND, Kirkwood House.
oHARLRs II. AsDERsoN, Stationer, ~ Sew.
enth street, between + and q streets.
JAMES BELLzw, ststioner, tsoIf Seventh be.
tween q and II. ...
S. q. s. BARBOUR, ststioner, SIS Seventh
street, between II and streets. ....
JoHs A. VAN DonAs, Stationer, Il south A
street. between New Jersey avenue and First
street, Capitol Hill.
WILLIAM BAnrLKrr, Stationer, No. 90 cast
Capitol street, between Third aud Fourth, east
Capitol Hill.
S. q. MILLs, Stationer, II street north, two
doors oast Of Third street west.
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, ST.
Eighth street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
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PROPOSALS FOR fukaIsniH0 LI0HT.

TOnrkis.yiIts. STATE I:L1spi n.y.
,s srS {; Prs ss sssv XII y :S S:.: :::
sac. GisGs sSa.a Ss . b dsl1sisd
st ctSin SsPOts f ~ sss, "a "a 'o'
flexible brushes @
Wilt S sS:s Si,u. ls 40
Clamp OF ssIub brusisS
srspad in OIL, 10 Ss.Pcund s.a., ssoo psuuas.
guilty. lily f pSSfsd Ia S p ' ssHs. s Us
pT P%i!y. best quality. in pound sladdsr-. l.OOO
Iinseed oil. best quality, ID barrels. 500 gallsus
spiIi's turpentine, best anAuty. In barrels, so
dSrn broom-. 600
Mick. fourth cidsr franklin. siasls. in iO.ysrd
e6lmneys. second order, Min boI,s
letter ENVELOPE, post Ok rsk. LOO,
whiting. 900 pounds.
Crash, r. ilt;ysrd psoss. 800 piece.
Spirits Of wine, full prosf. In barrels. 80 gal
soap. IN b:pound boxes 900 pounds.
, The Sr!ele' to sCrrespoPd "a quality. 30. with
.p:ciSr's SasS At BSsIoa. As:.asSasstIs, and At
ny as ssSS,u.. uu,, h. marked ar STAMPED
s, Y; 4 BE with Also the name. aud quantity
fSs Sias mus, be sealed aud indsr..a ..PrOpo.als
for fuTuishInE Light. House RstaSii,hment sup
plies, aud no proposals will be scpsideIed unlesH
sSidsnss hat Il. bidder Is asnafsearsr or rssn.
lar dealer IN the articles, proposed. and has tho
re iS.SssiS til. right to
reject any Of Al the proposals offered. II dssnsd
Tor tue puO''' 'a'S'''.'0 otypLow CASE.
InsdcOtor Third Light. HOUSE District.
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IIrADQ'ns FIRST MILITARY DIsrRror,)

IIEADQ'ns FIRST MILITARY DIsTRIcT,)
STATE ~ VIRGINIA, }
c. RIcnMSsDs VA, April IL, 1900 }
|. Major John NJ. Goodhue, United States
army, Is hereby assigned 10 the command or
the sub-district of Lynchburg, which will
comprise the twcnty-second, twenty-thlrd,
twcnty-fourth, twenty-flfth, twenty sixth,
twenty-seyenth, twcnty-eighth, twenty ninth
and thirticth divisions OF Virginia, which
divisions are constituted as followsi
22d INSTRUMENTATION and Campbell coun-
ties.
Esd Dlylsion-Amherst, Appomattox, Mel
son and Rockbridge counties.
cath Diyision-Alleghany, Augusta, Bath
and Highland counties.
2ah Dlylsion-Botetourt, Craig and Roam
oke counties.
2Gth Diylsiou-Franklin, Henry, Patrick
and Pittsylvanla counties.
eth Divlslon-Bland, Giles, Montgomery,
Pulaski and Tazewell counties.
2Sth Division-Carroll, Floyd and Grayson
counties.
Goth Observation-Disclosures Russell, Smythe,
Washington and Wythe counties.
30th Dlylsion-Lee, Scott and Wise coun-
ties.
The Headquarters of the sub-Distrlct Of
Lynchburg are established at Lynchburg
city, Virginia.
Z. Breyet Lieutenant Colonel Edward b.
Knox, first lieutenant United States army, is
hereby assigned to duty as Military Commits
soner for the Twenty-fourth Diylsioni sta
ton, Staunton.
3. Second Lieutenant Augustus II. Egbert,
United States army, is hereby assigned to
duty as Military Commissioner for the
Twenty-sixth Division; station, Danville.
4. The officers hereinbefore named are
hereby relieved from their present duties,
and will proceed at once TO the stations des.
tgnated.
BY command of Breyet Major General
Webb. 8. +. CHALFIs,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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Proposals.


ARuy T,rft ntva.
CoRSri Horsrps Ass uaEnss srs,t
.H| EEw Yonk. Aprl ". lsop. \
Sealed proposals will be Tetslyel ct this on 1,
until y o'clock, M. Apffi 70, iete for one hun.
drsd Thousand povbds Of Armv f0bsccoIL N ,'--
"" proposals will ktAta aeeuIsiely In dsiatl The
quality aud X nd or tobacco, ia nj story, VI any,
ssto It's keeping Qualities 10 hot climate. and III
nnsportaiioni Of what leaf, As TO stock, year md
entloE, q Wrapper aud nlleT IA to b. made
whe.heL we bindet Is uset. what cA1nK u used and
y1 Pa a, pa. ~ for shipusn aaa Whistler
Prom Three 10 sample. Of one hu red non uds
each VIII accompany the proposals, which viii be
paid Tor l4it market rates, II 50 desired bT ts
prcrS.er, when proved % be q s1iieieni good
qnAhty Tor sales 70 troops.
The proposals Will contain the condition that thu
quantity may be increased one hundred thJnssnJ
poaoda or one hundred aud hfty thoussni poundS,
desired b. the DEPARTMENT, AZ tbs same rais. I'd
The Tobacco which shall In all respeot. Ia
deemed best 70 meet the rsquiremenis Of the army
-rffefsnee beinG had 10 price. quality. package
and all elreumstanees-wil be saeepted.
hohleer o. the army and an expert win be 70 .
aulred TO examine and inspect the Tobsceo In
he Leaf In eoutss Of manufaeture. and when
Two surslle.. who will .ree 10 guarantee the
snssSt9n o. TIE contract according 70 lis lrus la
y: s sst s,if lsssir sS.S VII II
sign the bids as w'li as the GtsPs;Ssr nn.rs
rBreye, Brig, Cen. d. s,U'si.
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THE NATIONAL TuEATRE.--Although the
weather last night was Indictment In tho ex.
tremc, very full house greeted the per.
Torrance Of oil Trovatorc." The opera
was, In many respects, an Improvement on
the rendition Of the pleco last week, and
gave very general satisfaction. Tomorrow
night, a new piece Ito the wsshipgtonians)
will DO presentcd-though the music is,
doubtless, familiar to every lady In this city,
who Is compelled to run her dlgits over the
plano keys for hor particular friends. We
trust "a Night In Grenada" may be night
worth remembering.
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,rHE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On aud af.or SUNDAY .lIih May .lses. tire, daily
ing and PaTkersburg, as f1llowsi
Baltimore daily Except Sanday} ~ s:S a. m
lt Ass LINZ M EMPRESS FRSiN viii leave daily
Except SATURDAY. ts:5 y; m. These trains con .
Ss: a; SsSIs and and HpStSSsSnrs for all points
WINCHESTER RECOMMENDATION TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily at inOp n. Except sun
1sindays excepted at 800 a, m. Copneeting a
Frederick junction with train for FREDERICK aud
At Hagerstown junction with train for Hagers-
TaB ELLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balu.
Rstarans leaves EliiooIis Mills at 1850 aud ii 10
a. M and 3;S F fps fai1A,dERRsrowN,
Leave Baltimore at $40 u. ~, and ilQp m con
meeting At nGEerstown Junction with Washington
and Sip p. m. Rsturning Leave HassIs,Swa !.
$40 and II a. m. arriving In baltimore at 1898 r.
~' anu ~" y FoR WINCHESTER.
Leave Baltimore at s!i5 = IN. aud i;lO p, m, ar
Il hpg at winehcstor At 2SSsna SPIN Return,
In Baltimore NIX WASH iESGSffGtSS!r :"
Leave Baltimore At 800. 7Ai, $40 and e:b a. IN. =,
and $Ri!S,M 4 i&sshfSFyR FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave Washington att and sA, IN, and l2:S0, ..
$780, and $50 + 6R ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at 7:05 IA, m. and i'l5 p. IN. !
leave Washington " o g. m. and i:9 P. m.
Trains leave AnaHR2lis 4 - Sjp Il u. and S!~p M
Leave Baltimore i5I Warrington at $40 and 3 %
Al Al "a 4, % a1l s t;f3 l y. M ",D
&C., apply 10 j. I. ENGLAND. Agent. Camden
S''''""' VI ~ '"' '''N JOHN Z. WILSON.
Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
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HEApagARTHRs FIRsr MILITARY DIsrRfcr, !
STATE OF VIRGINIA., So

=, hlcHhoFD' VA, Aprh o ioS'
The following instructions are published
for the government Of Military Commits
sloners In this Military District;
All cases Of complaint to them, or of which
they shall deem II necessary to assume juris-
dlciIon, will be fully heard upon statements
and evidence under oath, submitted by the
parties connected Herewith % complainant
or p,nintia or defendant, after due notice
given TO said partlesj and they will decide
upon and finally dispose of all causes and
matters tCsthin their Jurisdiction, making full
report of their action In every such case as
directed by existing orders. In cases where
questions of doubt or difficulty present them
selyes, or where not placed within their Ju
rlsdietion by existing orders, they will .pur-
sue the same course concerning the taking
of testimony, making investigation OF all the
facts aud circumstances, matters and things
relating thereto, by the best evidence that
can be obtained In reference to the same,
and thereupon make such recommendation
as Is, In their Judgment, Just and right In
the premises, transmitting the evidence re-
celyed, with their opinion and recommended
ton thereon, to these headquarters.
These instructions, however, are not to be
construed as empowering them TO make
ilual disposition and Judgment or order In
matters not included In existing orders.
By command of Breyct Major General
Webb. s. Y. CHALFIS,
Assistant AdJutant General.
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ouAErREy LsrER's oTFIcR, U. s. MOI
Scaled proposals will BE- Iseeiysd al ibis once.
N.Tlass \ iIs lOlI9Sins stations. from Isl July.
tS S,!ii%GSot6 Nv asS%D:sr''
fkiisislphia, ,Penpsylvspiay
o .DSis Ss.f Gs SSifa RsiTifs q o'~n0"
F Fs%"4 Sis''f I E5Hii9aSi''
ESsa RI, Ion 70 consist Of Twelve ounce. of Pork
r Gr SS16S aud s5 q Ss
or twelve OUNCES Of Hard Bread. or one pound and
sG S.Hss 81 Corr 'Rs
Of sf aSHTPy e. PSanS e
sssa SsaSS assT s%a quarts Was
sIat C%s diSsi four pounds q soaps tfiss pssaSs
and twelve ounces Of Salt. and four Oauesa of Pep
The ration. are to be delivered spqn the orasr Of
BSsi, eiGsr 10 Bulk o. BY the angle rssop. d sScd
quality, with, an equal proportion Of hind and fore
Psi Ne PRIME And :i aS fosI isa%
as extra supsrane IN tbs market OF The place whsrS
Bas GsRds SOAP. sst. sIs tSE be- ~ 81
XII SI %SI$s "a ISssg:s!S a, ., J., -. ,,,,r,n,
The gnder.isasa. = =, Of u he
s q -, S SS guarantee tG,t IN e..S tES
FOREGOING bid Of - -, for rati9Ps +s above
described ,be accepted, he Or hey VIII within Ten
| named, execute the contract for the same Win
good aud 81 ut TitiesI aud case me tAh
hall fnil 10 enter into contrast as Aforesaid,
| we guarantee to make good the difference between
s'ap''l' {: B.. SSS ssT.stSEf.
l wItuo"iE
-, 49,,
hSrs shy certify that the above named - src
known 10 me as men Of property, and able 10 make
4 good their guarantee.
To be signed BY the United States District Judge,
ualtcd States District Attorney, or Collector,
No proposal viii be nsidered unlsss AccDmpR.
med by the above guarantee,
NUw-paPers authorized to publish the above will
send the paper containing the rat Insertion to this
Oiles for examination,
| Proposals 10 be Endorsed "ProposAlA for Ra-
| WILLIAM b, SLACK,
| Rpl3.lawiw Major and QuArteTmAster
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HEApa'Rs DTsrRICr INDIAN TERRIToEY.l
FORT GIBSON, q, N. March y, 1861.
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, VII BE- ressiyed
April. 1862, for, furnishing the, ausrtetmasIer,s
Department at Fort Gibson, c. N, with supplies,
to be delivered as follows;
1000 bushels Of Corn.
100 cords Of WOOD.
All bids g Furnish the above musi be ior s9u9d.
Inspection Of the onleor or agent Of the United
Proposals. fJf Corn must In all cases specify the
Kind aud quantity the bidder desTes to furnish,
whether 10 backs ~ bulk.
Each bid must be accompanied by a good aud
sutiCiont guarantee from two more persons,
(whoss loyalty aud sOlNenCy Is certified by clerk
OF court uf record, setting forth that they will,
Ia the eYJut Of It's acceptance, give ample bonds
and security for the faithful performance OF the
same. 1890,
Tie uarut and place Of residence Of each bidder
and surety must be given.
No proposal will DO entertained, unless salts
fActOrily represented, that does mot fully comply
with the terms 0f this alyertsemgnt'
The right Ia reject any Of all blds Is reserved.
for Corn, ~ or "PTopnsAls for Wood, y az tbs case
may be, and addressed to tho uAasTSisned nj Fort
payment 10 be made In ooseTAmsnt funds on de.
livery Of tRc snPPis;, q - isG5 sssTSI,ss as
Deliveries to commence % 81 bsiore May Is,
1850 and 10 be made as followsI Corn, at rate oil
NOT less than 5000 bushels per Iaohth, until th,
contract |. hlledi add Woe, al . rate Of no
less than 200 cords per montA aAth the contract II
by order Of Brew MAJ. ~ss. =, 3r!sys9u.
Brew Lieut., Col. aud A. e a..U,sSA', t csisf O
81 Dist Ind, Ter, apl2'td
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AnJUTIST 6ESERAl y oYIICB,

g,HsrdI orders, No, 10.
The following regulations have been re-
cclved from the War Department, and are
published for the government of all con-
cerned
/. The number of clerks and messengers al
lowed to the headquarters of military divi-
slons aud departments out Of the general
service recruits, as prescribed In General Or
ders No. 92, Of November 4, 1868, VIII be
reduced, so that from the lot Of July next
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HEADQUARTERS or the ARMY, !
ApJUTANr OESERALs OFFICE, I

HEADQUARTERS or the ARNY,)
ADJUTANr OENERAL's OFFICE, I
wAsHISUroS. April II. 1892.
General Order No. 30.
The following order, received from the
War Department, is published for the infor-
nation Of all concerned:
Transportation Of the weight Of baggage,
specified In Paragraph No. 1907, Revised
Army Regulations of 1903, for the subalterns
In the field, and changing stations, will be
allowed Acting Assistant Surgeons under the
same circumstances also in joining thelI
frst stations and on their return to theiI
homes at the termination of their contracts.
By command of General Sherman.
+. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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Educational.


I NTTED bThIEb TATENI VFFIVEI = -
~ wAsulSdToS, i. g., April 49, 1859
On the petition Of CHARLES WATERS, Ut POugh-
keepsio, New York, praying for tho extension o.
patent granted him on the l7th day VI July. 1885.
Tor an Improvement In Lanterns;
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
this ONCE on the 18th day Of June next Any per
positions, and other papers should be- hed Ia ibis
office twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA iOUTE,
aplo.F3w CommisSioneT OF Patents
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PROPOSALS roR STATIONERY.
DIrllTsssr o. Ins i,rs.Io..


pro,o.. ;sI D. "a AgTiIl 10: lsts
BE- Tsasirsd BY ihi, p.ps.tnsns ana ne buIsss.
h.eel year ending Juns %, lsea. viii b received
until - O'Clock, IN. Of Saturday, Nay !, lsp,
Each proposal must be signed by the Individual
| Or arm making II, and b. accompanied by salts
factory Euarpntee that tho bidder will execute q
contract with good and sun client bonds II his bid
IL accepted for any or all articles,
Of their kind
Bond with approved security will be required
Of the party to whom the ooutrset mar be awarded.
On failure TO furnish any Article when rea uired,
10 reasonable time, the right y reserved Of pur-
chasing In open market, OF Of deeiarinG the coz
tract price Be paid for such article. the difference
will be charged to the oontractor.
The Department reserves the right to reject or sc-
An estimate Of he ausnuRes which will s.
fill infonnsiioa. In .esorsanee With .his adrsr'
Proposals unaeeompanied by sa,isiaetory ruht1
b awarded only % established manufactures or
dealers In the articles,
Bidder. wiz DO REQUIRED 70 eopferH their bids to
the specifications Furnished. and failure to do SO
Will cause the rejection ofAny bid.
Proposals must be addressed 10 the sacrsta " OF
the lnterlor, aud be iudorssd 'ProPossl. for sta
tionery.' J., ID. COX.
apig, lb, 10, n, as,2a Secretary.
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PRoFosALsF OER GEGFHEEG AND oLorHlSa

NAVY DErARrmuFr,l
BuREAr or PROvsioss ksp CIorsIss.
separate proposals, sealed and inaorsed 'Pro.
posIls for CloihIpE aud Clothing Materials. 1" will
be received At this Bureau until 2 O'Clock. p, m,
delivering At the Unitel States Navy Yard At
Brooklyn, New York, within four months from
articles specified in The folIowins list. VII;
bO,OQ yards Blue flanhel.
1000 pairs Calf shoes
Ohera may be made for one or more articles, nt
the option o. The bidder, snd 70 cas- more than one
Bureau will have the right to accept one or more
OF the articles contained In such offer, and reject
the remainder Offers must embrace the whole
amount Of any one or more OF the arteles required
The quality OF the articles, and the slIes u the
shoe; and SOCKS must eoSforn with ths samples =,
Boston. and for information as to the laws and
regulations lin pamphlet form) rsEarding con
tracts, biaders are referred to the omees q the
CommAndAnts and Paymasters ofthe several NAVY.
yards.
sons that the bidder bidders will, n his or their
bids be accepted, enter iuto an obligation within
ave days. With good aud umcsat suretiss. 10 fur
| niph the articles proposed. Lao.
No proposal will Be considered unless aeeompa.
MED by such guarsntee, and the pepsItmsnt vii
unless the responsibility Of The Suaranfors y Ger:
Ufed BY the Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the
distTietIn which they reside, and unless the H.
c9nse required by act Of Congress Is furnished win
the proposal,
| srnment HoRATlo BRIDGE,
| mh9w4t Chief % Bureau.
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For Sale or Rent.

EOR SALE AND FOR RBNT-A DRY GOODS
l. AND NOTION STORE for sale, or FIXTURES
only. Three rooms with store. Location, ,sey::
EoR RENT-A FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE. No;
l. S35 New York avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth sreets, being the house reeently occupied by
Colonel Edwards, Surgeon United States Army.
BRYAN BROTHERS,
$40 Penn ave bet Sixth and Seventh Streets,
aplO-y Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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toYFioIAL.l

"rRRAsuRr DgrARrssyT,l
"wAsHIsoroS, April II. 1859.
"Noticc Is hereby given that the interest
coupons, payable on the 1st day Of July
next, will be paid on presentation at the
proper Offices upon rebate Of interest at the
rate OF six per cent. per annum In gold.
"GEo. 8. boutwell,,
"Secrctary Of the Treasury"
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SEEDS! AGRICULTURE !
Il E NJ OV A l..

Seed Store removed to X street PEAR H'ne'esh'n'
Seeds of every fs':5B'SSSSI s T's seeds, Trsss
s phuiuv. '6iTl seed, lawn grass seed, Red
MSiaS, yellow sad lnesfas clover RhubHrb and
sp ASiises' fak's, sc. Opportunity offered for
Hss5y ismily to secure good and reliable seed.
| tIso trees aud small fruits at q ANAL outlay.
SMsfiha' gaps vines. ! am prepared TO supply
tbIs hardy productive, valuable and popular grape
s,ngly, or by the dozen or hundred have con.
cluasd TO add to my business an assortment Of
china, lamps and crock cry, which will be sold ut
low prices, Daily sales OF roses after the lat OF
April, EATly orders for trees and vines solicited
for mutual SATISFACTION, A few bushels Of the Gu
psTiOT new early Rose potato, also early Goodrich,
iOT sale ln small quantities or by the bushsl.
A, Y. NORRIS, JR.,
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.oHPioR Asst Cox OF supsrsrzscl,l
a..,., faAsxIoIp AnstsLL, April lsp.
a this ofhes BY the undsts Gned until IL clock h.
r2 fRRsa ~ s0Rs a Isar
able quality, n canal proportion Of tore and kihd
s~ Is: bee. Ssfk ssf1s re. .Is AZ
troops, ia such auantitie. and on such days may
ity, and TO oontinus In force six mouths, or such
l,s; tine as The Gonmi.ssry osnsr.i shall direct
hr.t day Of May. 1880. Upon The asssptsnse Of the
ogsr sssuti,y thd SSey r ne ,a@ q eS9Q yin :.
itss. Bids to DO sndor', ,fpgYJsslss M Fresh
FIRST Lieut. Ordnance, Brevst Captain 2. g, A..
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UNITED sE4T aIsd RSEsSf SiSsh 10, 1862
On thu, ponti9n Of ALrhEgs &. GALLAIrS. Of
patent pate granted 10 him On the 18Th day 81 August
ISIS, ior an Improvement IN Machines for Pegging
horiIed By an act Of Congress dated March ), lSl
Is ordered that said petition be heard a. this
NAV oppose this extension. Objections, deposl'
ioR. ana other papers should be hled In this ONCE
wv" NH' RLlBHA R0OrR,
mh2i.wst Commissionef Of Patents
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HEADQUARTERS PIRsr MILITARY DIsrRIor.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, I
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RICHMOND, VA, April 3, 1909.
General Orders, No. 10.
I. The commanding General being at this
time unprepared to appoint Judges Of the
Supreme Court Of Appeals Of this Common
wealth and Military District, II Is ordered
and directed that In all cases Of appeals,
writs Of error, and supersedeas, to the Su-
preme Court OF Appeals, now pending In
this Commonwealth and Military District,
the same may be taken, had, aud allowed, In
accordance with the laws and practice there
unto concerning, II the same are perfected
date.
8. The person appointed clerk Of the Su-
preme Court of Appeals Is hereby authorized
and required to appear and qualify before
the court of hastings for the city Of Rich
mond, held by the Judge thereof, or the Judge
thereof In vacation, who shall ascertain and
decide the amount and quality of his bond,
and administer to him all and singular the
oaths required by law to be taken by said
clerk, certifying his action therein to said
Court of Appeals, together with such bond
and action thereon and concerning.
8. The persons appointed as clerks OF the
county and circuit courts OF this Common
wealth and Military District are hereby au-
thorized and required to appear and qualify
by bonds and oaths,a prescrlDedD ylaw,Deiore
any circuit court of this Commonwealth and
Military District, or the judge thereof In va
cation, and said judges arc authorized to
ascertain the quality Of said bonds In amounts
not exceeding those given by their predcces'
sors, and administer the oaths required by
law, and are directed TO certify their action
therein to the court for which said bonds and
oaths are taken In any case In which there Ii
no court or judge Of the proper county fol
which such persons are appointed who Ii
qualified SO to act.
BY command Of Brcyet Major Genera
Webb. 3. y. CHALPIs,
Assistant AdJutant General.