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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-02-27
FansIa toamij.

10 persons "A n distance who orc
likely 10 fotm Their opinions n ile
condition n things In thi' ooua'
~ from lhe exaggerated statements
,I,st have foand lbelr way lnio he
public prints, this county must ~
deed, present IN unlnviiing aspect
They doubtless imagine that murder
|. Die order Of The day, and that Che
skies at night arc lurid with the light
OF burning dwellings, that ibc na-
mefoua arrests made by ile military
are those of hardened criminals and
reckless outlaws, whose conviction Is
a certainty. Could such persons look
upon the sccnc as Il u, they would
quickly change their minds, and con-
clude that all Is not truth that's told,
Tho citizens Of Pamela county have
always been a lSw-abiding people,
and submitted TO every enactment
that the constituted legislative bodies
of the State and General Govern
ment have thought proper TO enact
with as much readiness rs could be
expected Of any people. The civil
authorities have always exhibited a
spirit Of energy in taking hold OF
violations of the law, wherever suf-
fcient grounds for the issuance Of
writs could be obtained. The per-
mancnt residents Of the county are
Of the most respectable class, and are
as little given to lawlcss violence as
any community on the face Of the
globe. The question will be asked,
Then, why all these srrests9 and a
brief explanation will satisfy the
most skeptieal of the injustice done
our county by these reports. There
are in this county. as elsewhere, a set
Of sczllawags who End no profit in q
tranquil stnte of public Affairs, aud
seek every means known 10 unseru.
palous and co~nscisnceles seoupdler
to disturb the public peace, and
make political capital out Of the tur-
mol thus created, always, Of course,
keeping themselves out Of the mis-
chief their counsel and advice has
created. This Is the class who, by
the use Of ignorant tools, has caused
the late commotion. and hope to
profit thereby.
II the Commanding General OF
this District, and those acting under
his orders, would hold parties re-
sponsible for false intelligence, he
would find il unnecessary to arrest
end imprison innocent men, and,
after a heavy expense and consider
able suffering to the arrested, To
be compelled 10 discharge them
riiAoa trial We have yet to learn
Of q conviction of a citizen Of this
county, upon any charge whatever,
when arrested by the military. All
we ask is that justice be meted out
to the guilty, and that the maligncrs
of the innocent be made to suffer for
their attempted prosecutions.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of a writ of 6ori facias 10 me d.
roctcd from the Circuit Court Of Pamela eoun-
ty, Miss, made In favor Of James l.. Fletcher
VI, Thomas D. Vaughan will on Monday,
the 9th day Of April, 1869, at the court
house door in the town Of Pamela, In said
county, within lawful hours, offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash,
the following property to-wit; The fractional
Northwest quarter of section 20, township 0,
range 7, (40 a%cres) the northeast quarter Of
section 80, township 0, range 7, eco acres
the fractional northwest quarter Of section 80,
township o, range 7, go a%cres,) levied on "a
the property of Thomas d. Vaughan, to satisfy
said execution and cost.
T.. 4. CLARKE,
ic2O-3t Sheriff.
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xgR--Fcr the benefit q oar Agent. we have
arranged with parties who have Goods suitable
sr sewing Machine Agents 70 sell We will
send BOOK OF SAMPLES and full particulars
on receipt Of one red siamp. Address CIV. n.
ANDREWS General Agent Detroit Nicb.
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COMM IssIONER's SALE.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court of Pamela county, State
of Mississippi, rendered therein on
the 18th day of May, 1868, in the
suit OF Monroe Short, complainant,
against W. II. Short adminis'tr, ct al,
defendants, No. 1870 in said court, I
will, as commissioner therein APP
pointed, on Monday, thel5th day Of
March, 1869, at the courthouse
door in the town Of Pamela, in said
county, within lawful hours, offer for
sale, at public cutlery, to the highest
bidder, on a credit of six months
from the day of sale, with 8 per cent.
interest, the following improved lands
lying and being in said county, to-
wit: Section g., in township s, range
8, west. Bond with good security
will be required Of the purchaser.
H j. @. HARRISON,
fel3-5t Commissioner.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ of feri facias to me d.
rected from the Circuit Court Of Panola coun-
", State Of Mississippi, made In favor Of 8.
D. Powell vs. O. W. Morgan, I will, on
Monday, the 9Th day Of April, 1869, Al the
courthouse door in the town Of Pamela, within
lawful hours offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash, the following property, to-wit: The
south half Of section 16, township 10, range 3,
west and the southeast quarter Of section II,
township 10, range 8, west In Panols county,
Miss, levied on as the property Of Q. W. Nor
gan, TO satisfy said execution and cost.
T. y. CLARKE,
fe20-3t Sheriff.
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AGENTS.

We wish to arrange with Agents, male or
female, 10 represent the American Shuttle
Sewing Machine. in each State, county, and
Town In the United States and Ontario. Extra
Inducements 10 Experienced Agents. For full
particulars, ss 10 Salary os Commission, adore.
G.. v. N. ANDREWS, is 43li.
ttf 81 GENERAL AGENT, o.
DETROIT, MICH.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Eliza Hastings, devisee Of Alexander Miles, de-
ceased, and to her husband, Henry s. Hastings.
You ar1 cited To appear before the Probate
Court OF said county, at the courthouse
thereof on tho 9th Monday in March, 1869,
to show cause why the petition Of James W.
Bates, administrator do bonis non with the will
annexed Of the estate of said decedent, praying
for salc Of the real estate, should not be
granted. ert
by order Of court, issued February 10, 1869.
fe2O-5t W. p. W0oTTBN, Clerk.
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= The fifteenth Amendment to the
Constitution Of the United States
was defeated 10 the Senate on Tues
day last.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Mrs. \. O. Graham, widow, aud Thomas Gra-
ham, Dudley Graham, Florence N. Graham,
Blanche Graham, and George Graham, children
Of Barnett Graham, deceased.
You are cited TO appear before the Probate
Court Of said county, At the courthouse there
Of, on the 9Th Monday In April, 1859, to show
cause why the petition Of ]. D. Williams, es-
ccutor Of the will OF aid deceased, praying for
sale Of decedents real estate In said county,
should not be granted.
BY order Of court.
fea7-5t W ?, wooTTEN, Clerk,
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GLORIOUS NEWS!
DIR. w. III. Marshall
vTOK's
Floral Guide for 1869,

The first edition Of One Hundred Thcusnd
Of vick's illustrated Catalogue Of Seeds and
Guide In the Flower Garden Is now published.
u makes q work Of loo pages, beautifully II.
lns'rased With abort $50 fine wood Enerav.
ings Of Flowers and Vegetables, and an
EtsoASr coLoREp PLATE, b.
A BOUQUET OF W
It's the most beautiful, ss well AZ The moss
Instructive Floral Guido published, giving plain
and thorough directions Tor the
Culture Of Flowers and Vegetables,
The Floral Guide is published for the sssss,
Of my customers, 10 whom II Il sent free win
ont application, bat viii Be forwarded IA n,
who srply by mail, for Ten cents, which 4 not
hall The cost. address #. ail TT
Hf JAMES WICK,
F.ehtsier, st~ yoft.
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NEW STORY.
TIE LAST DAYS Or CARTHAGE,
A SISTER OF FABIoLA.

SISTER OF FABIoLA.
With the commencement of the
new volume, n Story, written for the
Banner Of The South, entitled
"The Last Days of Carthage, or q
Sister Of Fabiela.-
viii make its appearance, and run
through many numbers.
The scene is located at Carthage,
in the second century, the hero and
heroine being historical characters.
Il is one of the most graphically
written and deeply interesting stories
ever published, being an historical
romance Of the carly ages Of Chris
tianity. ft
Il Is written for the Banner Of The
South, after the manner OF the French,
by a gifted writer.
Now Is the time for our friends
and admirers TO aid Us in extending
our circulation. We want the Ban
aer Of the South TO have the largest
number Of readers Of any paper o.
he kind in the country.
Any one sending us a club Of FIVE,
with o check on New York, or q
Postofice Money Order on Augusta
for SIS, for n years subscription,
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vance. aaf wsa mf8.aAaf
Address:
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

FoRr HAMILTON Y. H., Oct. 20, lSt9'
th fsGfa RESRS:s' . IL vii be
the undeTsgned until II clock, m NoNempeI
~, 1872, Tor supplying Frs'h Bsei to the troops I"
Thss snd Beef must be f,csh, VI good rDgrSsts.
6e GuG a .lss pE.r2SR Kidney tSf ts fS to 10
rSclnled and 10 DO delivered at this post, freq OF
b. by, and cu such days as the command
inG hlcer shall designate. not exceeding four times
Tte nect- Of tho cattle slaughtetod for beef ts
be delivered under THIS agreement 70 Pc eN ~
i,n saS t SSTS TSs sSauts
rhaiI be cut OF from three TO four inches steoyS
NE knee ioiH and Of GSEdsna I ss1 Sin sN
Separate proposals. In dpPl!est"; WI ma nI' 6oSs
IesSiys{ r. to u ta conn
ossS hs iami Wi,s 1 sasS eSoISt
Ibis post Sr supplied rom 9lno 70 Tine require.
,nsS a. sSrioln aud porter house steaks standing
SGiG. az sJatfsSts to be in force six oatha OF
sueh less time as the CommlssAry General nay
tSS on sp iSs he cSMmHS
General Of the Department Of The Hast ,,,,,,,.,
wSisS s6ail be- returned 10 The owners after the
bids are opened, except that OF tho lowest Iespon
SSS S SS STs aI d SSy
fSTissue 70 thetrosps y made GU the Contract ar
rsS pts.S sss az
eTsd thon the oompissary a. Fort Hamilton
hays power 70 sapply n SsSIi ssS VIZ he Sss
eHfssS sS SSi wlbe required enter into twS
also By two respYpA6ls ,gre'ies' whose names
III. at which time and place bidders are re-
aIfs fepasSls Viii be marked Proposals for Beef
'na aaa'ss'''' Rrsvet Colonel R. N, HALL,
ounrtsrmASter u w., tThnerI, a. 9Sh.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
AnEnnlar LII Ism 1

TREASURY DKPARThEsr,l
noyembeT 10, letg !
Sealed proposals for furnishing, stationery for
! me 80 1870, will be received At this Der rr,ment
nm III the l6th Of DseqmbeT, ls9 at " o'clock, N.
Ia Suk forms frr bidding will be furnished upon
APhS,r Cd.Wll be considered AID accepted " 70.
IeSlT nI,II, is aust be'tNscuicd b. he sqcr1s5fu
bldJSTsw Ihin ten dsys after beng called uponto
uS1 rrrcl ~ contracted for must be furnis shed
fran Tina T., time duTing the year, In quantities
nnransmt 10 az lars from tho Department The On
lire QUANTITIES viii. however, be called Tor durins
Hseh proposaI, must ne sigued by tho Individual
or Am MI fngn aud be accompanied by bond
with suiaciept snrs ties In the sum Of ten
doilaTs, $500 o. AZ proved UIsS s Is S% ar
do Business. ON Torn. to be furpish1d by the De.
sSptIHcI aT fnIniSInS ,neb portions Of tho articles
as may b. swarl"i upd, y Il, aud the performance
Iii dsiiycres will DO su Nost to insP2etlgn by an
exrert detailed i6rtho Pc ,pY;s6 ~ ne SoeTS ssGT
u the Treasury and the ttliNefN 81 an in,ttI ~
article will DO deemed sufhe' az S.n. ~
contract, at the option Of The sfas AZ Tho Treasury
Deliveries must BE- free ofeh
The failure TO comply with a. Vrynituye Of the on
the contract will operate as the ScretSTy q the
TspSSSliS % ShS s96d ~ purchase, market!
OF ueL 9uauttles Of any articles at Nv amen fni.
sATy TO supply the deficiency caused :, peT oentum
uTei snd e6srss g ths S f ssssay Ia
prap5ssis unaee0mpapisd by SAtist sN Tyi Roh ~
will not be considered, md eoptrA, VI Va" Al al
@w1rdea only to s ssiaisn'hed mAnuias'u "fs
dealers H. 'n' WIN. A. RIcHARl ,soN',.
nol7. colin Acting Secretary Of the Tt sasur. =
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SUPPLEMENTARY

WAs4IsaroH, September %. 1850.
lsss ana ), pf'ssr t H.
SlsiB u. = i e sss
lsp, oomneueinI a 10 o's.eet,, =. M and con.
purpo.ss 4 .es vSii tssxs Z render y nssss.s1s
nay VIII i. I; :sos 4. pfinssd. apos tSsif apply
WIN :ss IN TT: n, s. y,
Ti1sr Tss Hsil. isc .fss saliSinss sIs ...sd;
si sam ssa ". Ssl.s 'a s.iRE
ns. IL s ss. Ss VIZ Wooden
The second viii b. the .!,s Of the Ria. Factory
inss upon which have been destroyed. but the
sss \, \; Va; VII 3 ss,assss. r. wiz
remove sssa l.S$ s:.st isa asfs.. aSSsisS
The tiih vim b ihs IEht to dIg Iron ore from
nd S Ssa ssa asif 81 assa from asai,
u. T :: :s,s 4. B, I
The Si oSsssy !. shs
ma Ss = u. pro pisp cry ssisH ss.vsa
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nj y: II ss 4,
'0r'' iBss,.. major GENERAL. ohisf u oPShsscs. :
NOTICE TO pgLIEouEsrs, ID,
gh0 purchased lo,, ~ ls a. snd have not
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neIfoA, -, s,.i,,,,5.' - {.
AEisctssept -, e tlas Of ths bec,ety Of The
s.,,.,. ~" ' c.s'. a .on. .h :. rarter
oeuNses A1ssSShg eseqeens aooressi
:, nAkEs4Aaeap1bnnfhssea ~ ns Sosfefy Of
tiopf 81 peslsg An oonyulssd, By political
rsvobnSiPna \ Stvu ware, csttaIa phaIaetets
are slwstsasssiog sd, Which bus " INC time,
Thahknbous Of sysryl natioa presents msny
eI,4plesao spststa thip! fact. The GREATEST
miiHtM Eanin6es and most sdistinsuished
turse6f olrst1Astso This usy be for good
o. fceEn Jstb tns1 lfadt rsusinsi uneh Asgcd.
s 3S. a aS hs: been <
tSsy tyiss SSSts u seen e enasar.t mhi Sy
he he ssS,ieass.ss sh.es s.ssy sno sarrounded
until fsAx4qkieAA ea4 opprssstons Of tbs
parent koVefnimsht became too hsayy to BE-
logger Borne. Enduranees under repeated
SsliSS 9ssa NE isssaiirI Bslisviss sSst Ia
fsdssa III D ss@aps 'sspss. - & y
true a. enc 10 nssny "s 20
the great e.psS ef human liberty, and usive!-
wsot1iis SsSI u Old, VA hssS .aS shou,asrs
sSoys. s.sr ,ss inths .su1,ime :trussls
.b ptihelPiSs ahu III III tnt
eventual trlpmph Dysr the eombinsd hosts OF
British oppfsSSi6H, won Tor him the eudurInE
title of the Father OF bis Oopotry.n, Hn
name has bec9uethe sys6nym saong al sivii-
lied natious V4e n)@bs lei humsu liberty
and religious Sh, I'D the land Of his
birth, TO whIe1 ave nationality. has be.
come an alyl the doNn-trodden and op-
pressed OF Pms; "a .lnl Z
Looking x1ter this lapse OF time ID the
organizatioy <pgteisrepublic, tho errors then
committed - apparent. Many ciatm that
the seeds o. einQiution were clearly visible In
It's organie ~ - that the wise men Of that
day dreaded 1ate Of their posterity when
ne evil dag "a overt.ks them; The ex.
oSustrS wh1 blink that God I. Jast" w's
Ths sg1 ~ 30 dissosd, no larger than 4
Of the falsrp, bsSpo sgman visdom' was able
sistiSss t5rtSs fofasdo. 'pTfhh e espsrisaosa
statssmsu II thsidAy quAlled Aad trsmbisd 81
4: 4: f ss.... II s.t' a''y os'f~A'in'd In
In the extreme Northwest. ron . region but
lately redeemed from the grasp Of the Wild
and rovipSlpeva1e, cana tnreh . hAn Who
ssssl: II Il. H ~:
uskno1n to fame and lily versed 10 the affairs
of Al alta. hut he "a oasat kls Il ilh = A AZ n
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proposals FOR sEyER ON III" STREET

PROPOSALS FOR SEWER ON 81" STREET
l. NORTH.
0PFIoE SURF. AND lss, or sEwERs,l
CARRIAsEwArs, foorwArs, |
AND INV BulLpISGB,
CRY HALL, wAsHisqTos, Nov u, 1859.
Sealed proposals will DO received at the May3I,s
DAY, the 9Th instant, for constructing two foot
barrel sew on stree Ser NAM Iins ~
the east side Of seventh street. and oxlendna east
ward and connecting with the sewer In Sixth
street, with latersls, drops, traps. and thimbles,
The work 10 be done under the direction OF the
ndsnt Of Sewers, the Commissioner Of tho
Third Ward. and such Assistant Commissioners as
may be appointed by the Mayor. .
The Mayor reserves the right to reject any or all
bids II deemed for the inieTest Of the corporation
10 DO So and any bid that does conform to this
advertisement In eyory respect will not be eOnsid
cred.
- CHARLES H. BLISS,
lols Superintendent Of Sewers, &c.
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s{{ 1Ve2q Es yeeis Eorta fsApsFp ela
ylsiUn ~ hS terfolfcd 10. ia * N WHOM
lwodid bring me is1ssst X sbfiSss1 u iSs
kteatcst number-yTlfs never siSnSh 70 hsvb .
.pisss 70 ben. M f,s ssilcw. rsS wbssSsr SisS
OF low, ,biact 81 Whits, HcnSi ~ took he
livcIiest intsresf ID tte strufEiS ~ tie PeQtis
eyssy.tsrs Tot popular nbSts - sslosel!sn
had but enc, prsyss IN ~ cppsssssd among
all nstiops, and ia VA Haf 0od In his Wis.
fss sss.s ss ne.
dlrsst 10 his spsssh syss 70 Be hsttsrsr, nor
" ws;hs A N sgsssl w. e hs.sabii!s.ssPs.
rlty Of purf6ps IN the advocacy Of any dues
tios, wkssksrh OF public or pffvsss chkfscter,
was uninpeashabie; and, thsrefors, whstksr
respectful attention. !, Jealousy was. utterly
forsfgn TO his charsctef-hsnce. he fajolsed
Shsssyer sascess sfownsd the rishs, no natter
In tAs prime 81 msshood, &c Ais name and
character were Iust 'becomlns kaovn 10 the
general public, ana lust when he hoped from
humsstyS Hooa h III. h sos ssls p poss
expediency, Den RsvIins VA laid Low by
disease, eontsacted while . soidisr 10 he ser.
tobef, isss, while psssins sfound rom yicfs.
been ordsrsd, Rs scoE cold, nom nom when a he se
never recovered. Though % tines suffering
=, h Nv .ds lev Y, hs nevsr ,stt ~ Re.toleuy
hoped al liz close OF ths WI hs would b
enabled 70 dsyots ample tiiss 70 The rsstora.
and siwnvs"n strsnser "a sief ma. ~ n Al.
lint of tbe ran S,ssss. 2sish ssS m.ts.eS
itself upon him. Tho eloso OF the war I'M
PS:sS rev @ md cutie. poS
s n Un,s. s snS MS most cherished ifends and
TS. new order Of ,AIas. ". 30. is.. am.
oun q mnnaSement than those q the deld,
nnl usner nswhns stnl ~. " guy sna
eouncIIs un,il perfee, oescs and 'orSsr ~. va
n nsnt.,a 70 a asssae'eu eoun1. a gooa
esptsin never dessIu nnklnG ship, onsi 2
SDPp,issns ~ ~ n " IsIs, ys..
mtg sac nnrpor. Thua HoperM hawiins,
nnd,nS 70 much Imposed upon MS commanderi
him uo.i, S psrmsn.ns p . M to.ua .aq 1..
Ing plsoe upon every foot OF our country.
lLnougn every Gay and week AND month
sonsd h h VOTE ana s e. - never sean
. Oaoines ninIater. MS mind, ever VIGOROUS,
never tor one mcment iost ts strsnen tc ne
Jay q ms aeath, repeat again thAs hs
Ill Who fnsw him viii chcsffuIiy testify with
me tnat ne neveI seemed more inspired or
eloquent Than when In burning words ne
scsatry .n' 'u'''' . a''a, u 'a,'
HIS eagle eye and lace, iliuminaed WIZ
glowing w usissm,was wont 20 an,m may, snd
wsssvss ssrnsss IN wh A. q, be pndsrsooh,
as Az Lis somr.dsa In the held vii aver and
a. as,. ~ NE co .sten ~ shs oseihe W.
eneoutiys socnsils vas given HIN, bscau,s
force Of intelisot, his sArnsstnsss in putting
proper Influence With his co.iaborera upon the
great measures pending before them, and upon
which tho public II III ~ ease. He himself
stated that at the last UAbiust meeting he ever
lttRnlod hN mllR n lAbnred RfiQFt tn n
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svenus, between seYsutsenih and Eishtsentb
''rests,oloe Q ,shi Iaogranya sdgUgisi II
Noo<sesepysatF shssk gispbpsAss oths Post
omstg3 s'soisdq al ii o. ssY .liad 5slzzi
NSs4A HiAsi, eslaisssry 20 ssh tssss ess..
netM 4JSntA ~ 3sNesss. bun il1mh a. Oil
ND!PlMls9e, syaas4rps b,niSspAoSs,
ssff.eA3esss SesaesaNAstx Mud feht5 vNvsts.l
JoatO. Bunona, No. 1Is + street, sstvses
rwsifh and Thirtsenth strssts.
Joar A. BurL.,, stAttossi, ~ F, near Thir
teenth street. hnh
Jos,rH sniLLrreroI, ss.iousr, corner Of
Four.snd-s-AAif stsest asa Psnpsyivsnis ave
1A.K6. 1f.s itpistsos, 'HSSt.siisrs and
stationsrs, ~ Pdkh5 SAAis ~ sAus, between
four-snd-a.Aslfsef In dtissis...g
Busrs's SSS hsxls kii4wsod House.
PnrspisA9As AtaiAsasps ~ fifteenth
street, corner New York avenue.
QRAk. Hf)Agppsaoyssss tiossn ~ Seventh
streDtsArtRaeA9 aeA,0NrsssaguL 10 ssii
Jfnass nnsss& Bnt.snss ~ sevsuth,
bet>eos.B andHs ,s,oJIJs 3 tGe n ussF
ss0s0. dnnnD66ht lstsconss, sc -ssyensb
strssN between and I stssstsg llsiAg ONz7gI
JoHs A. Vac DoHsr, ssstioner, II south
str&ul, Dk1lpDna Nt0su>iSSx Hvkr,.A asd tst,.,
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4 MY UPPLIEs.

OFFICE or rHs CHIEy ouA lrERxAsIER,l
Sc, Sealed prGposAl. Will b. rseslyeg AZ ssi, oass
delivery or The following supplies al lie posts
a4~ PORT LEAvENwokTH. KANSAS. ,7bl
Loo. 900 pounds shellsd COIN. ~ a sgr7
lIo,Qo0 pounds OATS. ....r .GF O.
FORT BiLEY, KAssAs 7, y, =
-, o,o rosT .HkRKIRs KAssAs. ~ {,
$4,000 pound shslied com. '''.I:f' as,sL "a
LsayenwortS 70 30 made a. ioilows. one third V.j
by Jahusry loi ops.third *, BY February 10. and
the grain at Horts Riley and Harker to commence
witSin Ten tio) and At Hays City With htsen fl6l
days from award Of contract. and DO ooutinued at
the rate Of At least ons.sixbth CfD Of the entire
quantity contracted for per week. .... ..fl
Bidders will slate their prices per loo Pounds nj
supplies required. . -
BIDS mustbe made separately for zach post. and
No proposal will be entertained unless the party
making The same e present At the openlng o. The
knSwn at this ohies to be Iesponsibls, L,77
eontraetors, and blank forms IL proposals VIII be
BY authority fiho Department SO%msrds r-
poyl Deputy O M, Gsp., O. q. N. q
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Personal.

r AIDES AND 6ENTLRMEN, GAN HAVE PR.
II yats eonsultationsAt No, JB1 MassAch u sets
avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets west,
with Di. GARDNER, Of the Rieord Hospital, Uni.
yes rs experience In this particular branch
N. B,-Upon the receipt Of elO advice and medi-
IKntic StAtes sel.ly
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PROPOSALS FoR FLOUR.
oEFIoE DkPor CoNhissARY or sUBsIsrJ IsyE.
wAsHIsoroN,p. q. Nov. H. so0. , 4
WANTED,
100 barrels Of No. and
% bar els Of Family Flour, =, np
PropQsNls received until Ian. on ths' ~ OF DE-
OBMBRR next
Conditions madc known BY tbc pBds1 IETea'
pV20,N u, BkLL' Cs, VISA
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Builders and Material.
s. P. WRISLEY.

tsaeoessor to II. W, Hamilton 4 Co., No. 2ij Penn.
sylyania avenue,)
DEALER IN
SLATE & MARBLE MANTELS, BRACK-
ETS, BRACKET SHELVES, TABLE
AND BUREAU TOPS, HEARTHs.
Young Mems Christian Association
NINTH STREET. tcssTRE sfoRE, ABOVE D,
The public are respectfully invited TO call and
examine my assortment OF goods, which Is more
varied than any In this market. oo6-f