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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-05
Trustee's SaIe-


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, TO
ID me executed by james u. Harvey, on tne
sth day OF November. 1861. ans which ls re-
corded on PAGES Ash pnd 457. OF book OF. IN the
REGISTERS Office Of Shelby county, Ienne see,
/ will, for the purposes therein Expressed on
Saturday, 4th day of December next,
on the prami,cs, offer at public auction to the
highssf bidder' for cash, all the right. title,
elsim and interest which said Hafyey has IN
and 10 a tract Of land lying in Civil District
No 10, OF shelby county. state o. tepnslsssoe,
about a mile and enc hall norm or nnlts
,tstiop. on tho Memphis and Charleston all
road: bounced ON the north by the ianos o.
William Mendenall. on tho east y w ial, ~ o.
RIM Mason, on the south BY the lands Of MIs'
UarveT. on be west b. the lanas o. ". n. y:
Porkins, and contain BY esum mon iso
Ths interest OF said James q Harvey bias. IN
a na rtision suit II sfituied 10 the County Court,
entiiIcd samuel Mendenail ct ais. va !. ID.
Andcrson 81 sls.. been determined an SCI
anari a. follows, in the pariitf ordered IN
ssi5 cause and which II read urnn the MIN
utes az al Couft page 40 book 4. to-witi
The whole OF let No. ., containing ~ acres
The - 4 lct No. 6. containing acres. An
1ndiviasd interest with ih8 heirs Of Landon U
Harvey 10 No Z. o.ntainine ~ acres.
A Rot Of the ltnd 70 BE- fold and pAIuentiass
desciiption a. 10 b1nrdaies, WI DC iuInisn y
on lie day Of sale The lite y eehesel 2 . %
p.rfsct but the CONVEX anco "iii be AAoe 'A'S
A. Trnstee. sale Also ufe 80, -
5iss0l MRS. Z. S. HARRISON Trustee
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-05

No Cure, No Pay !-stons's Tonic Syrup
cures Chills and Fever. or money refunded.
Sold by NJ. ROSE, 81 Main street, and GOOD
YEAR 4 FALLS. 2s1 Main street. 1897
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-05

7 WILL SELL AT THE ABOVE TIME,
4 on the premises. seven and a Half Acres OF
Land, he utifally situated on ,hs Horn Lake
Road, directly between the Wheston Nursery
and the property Of Mr. jacob. undivided or
in one lot. as purchasers may desire.
Terms-Cash.
C.J. wILDBERGBR. admir-.
RoYsrER TRtZgvA,Ts Co. Anc,,rs. 5i-6U
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-05

Edward Wilders Compound Extract
Wild Cherry cures Coughs, Colds and
Catarrh of every description. In Bron-
chitis, Laryngitis, Asthma and Phthisic,
it gives immediate comfort and relief.
In Consumption, Difficulty of Breathing,
or Cough, this medicine has no equal,
and has never been known to fail to give
instant relief, followed by certain and
permanent cure.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
M en- his Theater.
srALprxo. BrpwELL & MAoD oSouoH, Propr's
X. w. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Acting Manager

SPALpINa, BfpwELL & MAoDoNouoH, Propr's.
Il. W. fouEa,..........'..''......a ctsng manager.
FRIDAY EvRNING. November 5.-Fare-
well benefit of Miss Susan Gallon. on which
opera Of JESSI LEA; I" Jessie Lea" Ia VIII
lage coquette) Miss susan Cation. LILA and
ZOE in their terrific double Trsnsept Flight.
Mr.. q. j. Miers' humorous sketches: LILA
and nE, In their new and daring act, Le Tam
bour Eriel. The whole TO include With the
amusing Vaudeville Of THE BLIND bhd-
CARS.
Saturday, last Susan Gallon Opera Matinee.
Saturday Night Last appearan: q 81 MISS
Su an Cation and the DeLave Sisters Lila
and Zoe.
Mr.. FRANK MAYO will apperr Tuesday
evening, November .. in Boucicaults new
drama Of F0kM0SA.
Seats secured for any day in advance.
Box office open at 8o'clock in the morning
and until Q o'cock in the evening
( Doors open att o'clock; Overture commences
at quarter before CLOCK.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-05

From the Philadelphia Evening telegraph
We advise persons having diseased hair to
use Professor Christy's Celebrated Hair Lotto.
1t is pu, up in bottle and box. Ladies who
once use Lotto discard every other preparation
for the hair. as it IL the best dressing for the
hair in the world. The Lotto never fails to re-
move the worst cafes Of dandruff. and restore
gray and bleached hair to its natural color.
For sale by Druggists. sample bottles seat to
any address in the United States by express for
81. PROFESSOR CHRIsTY Il CO..
No. I'll Chestnut street,
4l-1040 Phila lelphia, Pa.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-05
M d IL RISON d Ell l. / b ,
DRUG GIsTS,
NO. 1912 MAIN STREET.

We, the undersigned committee Of Shelby
County Agricu tural Fair on Drugs and Chem
icaIs report that Messrs. Morrison Ellis, No.
1872 Main street, Memphis. are entitled TO
dinlomss on The following a ticles. all of their
own manufacture: ]. For the bsst medicinal
fuid extracts. ?. Tannate of Bismuth. 3.
Elixir yalerianate Ammooia. I. Methed Of
heat. We also placed the blue ribbon on the
Peanut Oil. and take pleasure in recommend-
ing i,io the public for salad " oil, believing
Il 10 be the best art Gle Of oil exhibited
W. K. LOWRY. NJ. D., Chm.
JIG BAILEY. NJ ID.
S. =. lEsTpP, NJ. TO,
r. r. Watkins. ". ID. % 81
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GOODYEAR j. FALLS.
Wholesale Agents. 2Sl Main st.

Words Of eheor-On tho Errors of Youth
and the Follies of Age. in relation to Marriage
and Social Evils. with helping hand for the
erring and unfortunate. Sent IN sealed letter
envelopes. FREQ Of charge. Address. H0WAAD
ASSOCIATION, Box p. Philadelphia. Penn
sylvania. 2y.l00
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-05

III. Parvin, General Advertising Agent
Cincinnati, Ohio, is or duly authorized agent
TO contract for advertisements.
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~ o t 1 C G

c. L. PAKTEE. NOAH PARrEE. L.w. MILE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-05

Mr.. Thomas Tardrew. Of New York City. i
authorized to act as Northern advernsine
agent of the PUBLIC LEDGER.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-29
SPAIN.

THE SECOND OF MAY CELEBRATION-TnE FIELD
OF THE ISQUIsITION, OR QUEhADEIo-
CHASTITY DISCOVERY OF HUMAN REMAINS
CHANGE IN THE POLITICAL POslIlOh-
NEW COMBINATIONS.
tFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
MADRID, May s.-The Second of May celebration
passed off rs similar popular demonstrations usually
do here without disorder. The spectacle itself was
interesting because it brought the noabilics OF the
day together in public procession, which took little
over an hour to pass the windows OF the hotel from
which am writing. 1t started from the Ayunta-
miento in the Gale Mayo, made semi-circuit of
the Puerto proceeded up the Gale de Alcala thence
up the Prado to the Dos Mayo column, where there
was a speech-making ceremonial After the adj
dresses, the representatives Of the Executlye-Prm,
Serrano. and Topete-left the procession, which,
headed by Rivero and the members of the Ayunta-
mento. went on TO the new Plaza de Dos de Mayo to
inaugurate it, and to unyail monument erected TO
the memory of the two heroes Of the day. Daoiz and
Velarde. who fell defending the Puerta Monteleone
against the French Monuments are TO be raised on
the exact spots where each expired. They are TEN
norarily indicated by tents. The gate on Puerto
Monteleone now stands in the middle Of garden,
tastefully laid out having trees, shrub and
fountains and flowers in full blossom. The whole
was done in week. Twelve hundred men were SGT
10 work 70 knock down houses level the ground cut
through mounds, and execute other cearanccs, for
the Improvement of the quarter. The operation was
performed with celerty which proves that the
spaniard can throw off his habitual lethargy when
he chooses. week before the ID Of May, the whole
of the space now cleared, a network of narrow
streets at the end of which stood the Puerta Monte
leone, and opening upon q sort Of park. In night
the houses disappeared, rs though they had been
blown down by cannon. Within two days the rub
bsh was earted away. the timber and other building
materials being piled up in convenient places and in
the meanwhile, cuttings were being made IN tho
high grounds and roads opened, in various drce-
tions one leading straight up TO the new monument.
1t is handsome piece Of sculpture in white marble,
ON a granite pedestal and represents the
tive patriots brandishng their swords in
defiant manner. As vast improvements in this
somewhat remote quarter projected it will
no doubt become ere very long, of the most fro
ouented places Of Madrid. 1t has also history,
which adds to the interest feels in visiting spots
baTowed by patriotic deeds. Immediately adjacent
is an area of high ground measuring 800 metres
in length by nearly the same in width. In order to
connect two newly-proected Streets a cutting was
made through one end of this raised ground, which
N fact presented the appearance 0t aded yaryiDgin
New-York tribune., 1869-05-29

of the handle. The Government that will have none
of his help shall have his hurt. He spoke for half an
hour the other night eheered on by Lord Derby and
the Tories who delighted in the spectacle which to
Lord Russells old friends was saddening if not sur
prisIng. What he said had little effect IN the
House and will have none out Of it. To-day nobody
remembers his criticism except to regret that q man
who has done so much real service in his time should
forget his dignity and Selfrespect in his declining
daYs o. W. 5,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-29

The last levy of Russian recruits added 81
o mon 10 the army This is l2OOO less than the number
ostated l7o122 were broHgM up TO be enlisted 6O6Il
Of whom we're sent to the reserve, and 'l ectea as
npDt Nine per cent only OF the recruits were "Oe 10
read.
Disgraceful proceedings took place recently
ot Falmouth England, where young woman was Dureu
with extreme rtualistic ceremony lneense was uSeu III
w., tr.b the rector kneellng at the coffin The service
,as interrupted by gToans from large mob, mingled
With Misses and laughter. scufie followed, In WhieA
the reetOrs snrplice WM torn
New-York tribune., 1869-05-29
THE MAN WHO BUILT THB UNION PACIFIC
RAILRoAD-THE MAN WHO RODE FROM WIN
CHEsTER-AFFAIRS IN THE NORTH WEST.

CHICAGO, May A.-The great halls and parlOrs of
this crowded hotel are Continental exchange. Here
are trunks and valises piled up like cord-wood and
variously labeled San Francisco" Salt Lake,
"New-York" and Bangor" Here in the evening
every chair and sofa is filed and in arm through
the long passages throngs of men go and
come in our eager national way. smoking aud
talking Talking of all things under the
heavens, but every man OF them. sooner or later.
touching upon the theme of the hour. - Gong
through, Ell Iwish was going with YOU" ohiy
five days and half, they say to San Francisco,
Big thing. isntltr What sort of ROAD Is H.
anyhow y "Doyou thinkits going to pay "hS'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-29

Gen. sheridan's headquarters are here. Ills feld'
:, which Hancock. Schofeld, and Augur are subor'
Jnates. extends from the British line to Louisiana,
and from the Mississippi River to Nevada. In hours
not devoted TO official duties he leads a quiet
bachelor life, with his brother, in a pleasant
residence on Mishigan-ave The back windows
OF his cosey library command delightful
view Of the lake, and the full enjoyment Of its cool
ing breezes had never chanced TO meet hun since
the campaign after Shiloh, when lie was undi4eA
Evening star., 1869-08-28

lew DAYS since we published an announce
ment that the records of the State Department
show that the fifteenth amendment to the Con-
stltution proposed by the last Congress-which
amendment is in effect that no native or natu.
ralIzed citizen of the United States shall hence.
forth be deprived by any State OF the rIght OF
suffrage because Of his race or color-has been
completely ratified by North Carolina, West
Virginia, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Maine,
LOUISIANA, Michigan, South Carolina, Penn
sylvania, Arkansas, Connecticut and Florida
Il; imperfectly ratified by Missouri and Kan.
sas-2; rejected by Delaware and Kentucky-s.
This announcementhas naturally led to a great
deal Of controversy, because il has been gen.
orally understood, as stated In the STAR few
weeks since, that twenty three States had rat.
Ifed the amendment, including Missouri and
Kansas, needing only five more to make up the
requisite three-fourths. The New York Tri-
6une says that New York (Which does not ap.
pear In the State Department lIst) has ratified,
though her Democratic State officers may have
withheld the evidence OF this fact from the
State Department. New Hampshire, Nevada
and Indiana have Ger tainly ratIfied; and il was
supposed that GMinnesota, Iowa, illinois, Ne.
braska and Alabama had done likewise.
Vermont will ratify soon after her LIE.
gislature meets next October; and Rhode
Island Will do likewise In November.
But these, with the errors in Missouri and
Kansas corrected, will but swell the list of
ratifying States to IS, and three more are need
ed, according to our arithmetic, mot four, as
stated by the New York Tribune.) - being
more than three-fourths of 37-the entire mum.
Der Of States Virginia and Tennessee are
virtually pledged to ratify, but whether, under
existing circumstances. either or both will do
so is not certain. In Mississippi and Texas
everything depends on the elections to come OF
In those States the last Of November. The re-
naming States are California, Georgia, Mary
land, New Jersey, Ohio, and Oregon, and the
question will be decided in Ohio in a few
weeks. Oregon Is generally counted as for the
amendment. The question is complicated in
California by the influx Of Asiastics to that
State, and so great is the opposition to the Chi.
nese that California will probably reject the
amendment sooner than make them voters
Evening star., 1869-08-28

The long-talked-of boat race between Har.
ward and Oxford was decided yesterday The
contest was very close and exciting one, the
English boat winning by three lengths. the
Harvard crew being but six seconds benin d
their opponents in reaching the Judges boat
We regret the defeat of the Harvard. bat the
race was such very close one as TO be practi.
callv an equal match, and decided nothing
TO the relative merits Of the :wo styles OF row
Ing. Considering the Disadvantages (men-
TONED IN TIE STAR yesterday under which
the Harvards lsbored, the inferiority of their
stroke was certainly not demonstrated. al.
Though us superiority was not proved One
gratifying feature OF the occasion is that .Lng.
hsh far play" stood the test. The Harvard
boys have been kindly treated, since their ar.
rival IN England, and no complaint is made as
TO any unfairness in the manner of cond uctins
the race yesterday. We can therefore AFFORD to
frankly acknowledge the beat, and get ready to
''piek flint and try 1t again.
Evening star., 1869-08-28

RAILWAY CONSULTATIONS The perpetual
lease Of the Fort Wayne road, recently con-
cluded by the Pennsylvania Railroad Con-
parry, Practically constitutes Philadelphia ana
Chicago the termini OF the Pennsylvania Read
Following this are new and revised passenger
arrangements with the Camden and Amboy and
New Jersey roads TO expedite travel from the
West 10 New York. The saving Of time is seven
hours and fourteen minutes. For freight, as
well as second and more direct route of travel
irom New York, the Pennsylvania Company
propose junction OF the New Jersey Central
with their own road and its Fort Wayne ex-
tension, and the Chicago and Rock Island,
making thorough line to Omaha, the eastern
terminus OF the Union Pacific Road
Evening star., 1869-08-28
DRoPosALs FOR INDIAN GOODS

DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
OFFICE oF INDIAN AFFAIRs,
iseaIsn RrOpc..ls indorssd ProSo..i. SS ts9
Indian Hf.ir. % s.t,l Gs ss osIsyes 1t the once %
ins n The he ist day q September next for
named in The following list: s"en' 'ne articles
pair: ssIs: SsS M.sts.s fRsss.: R.si.s. to men,
SO pair. ), polns BED Ssss fasSs: ssSs:,
SO pairs 2-polnt Red Mscfinac Bisnp souao, 9om
sure 42ksi inches and weigh 5l1 1ounds.
YARD. S.Ios, S.lss e..1sT S.,.sa.ss .fiSs. sSs15
2s1sS yards Ned Flannel
cd" yeros Domesties. unbleschsdI
FOURTH c-Ass-cLorHlSS
l2S Wooden Shirts.
SIS Mems Goats.
los Mems Pants
SIG p.ir. meme sseks
$50 pairs Eomens Wool Hose.
80 pairs Ohildrens D Socks.
sS1e: sR Russ sst i9 ~
TSe ef fssa sisn .iI s1 ssy ss time q ths otnss
sS:.tsr a.sntiy of any y Of sss sfsla sI or.
that specihed in the above schedule IN e,ss,s.
Se priesi res:ssd hey ass 70 be Furnishes q
ali. An BIC: tot said article. may bO
s0 bad. fos .s.s than the entire eisss Of the srs
An srtisEsf u ursi.Sea n sasa snass eonsr.c, Win n
hhe,oiI he -. inspected and compared with the sanpis
- ent or agents eppointes Tor that puFpoas
the ss@ps. MI 1 s Se ass ssspsss ss
rs ssufss .sd s ss aus., ssSd
ossys: or; that be not dose, they VII Be ur.
Psynsnt win Be ms is for goods received % In.
noees thereof certified By shs agent App0ins "A "a
No bids viii be reeei~sd from pers,,s xA, h.v.
rciso 20 comply withths recurrence q Of af ormsr
No proposal win be considered that d, q. -,
Prop.ssi: must snSrsos Tie a1seis: ia' iss 1ssI,. ,s
quantities thereof. sst forth in he ahor ne
asss oss s.s e ssaS and
elsss to be .epssstely stated and footed up, a.
srasosed modfns.sion sSs. 1Ssssv any n0dhcaaoaO OF
e,rrcDOsals should be subnitssd In the fsslsvsu
ILss .sl h.rssy propose . s.r..sA sAs I.aan
dated AusaM Is, 1ae. ths following articles. a
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fpl gerfornanos of ths go. i"' MN
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we hereby, isiss,v s.a ssvss.,y. r-.r,n,.. 49,,
o ss s'sssss q
sis 4. via t.a:ls;ss Sss.,s
issssi g = Is. e: !:
isssIs e s::.s .s 2 { =; s,:s
Snst'osis: go, en- h&sir & s1seut9s md sdaisistrs
:sss.% % sssn set Dot ss. e tn s SHsisss st.s:: =
81 Boz 20 ~ = realirsd In the amount Of the bid
Naor .ase SS5tormapce Of the contract. With
sornsT so " u nfed btsfss ycdse or District AZ.
90 ltlM IA PAsKER oOunisio ousr.
Evening star., 1869-08-28
!" PAINLESS DIGESTION.

mo man" says Sir Ashley Cooper, "ought to
knew by his sensations tn st he has q stomach {"
In other words, when digestion is perfect there s
neither pain ror uneasiness in the region " here
IL takes place. Nausea, want of appetite, fatu.
lency, oppression after eating, shooting pains in
the episastrum, flushing Of the face at meal
times and furred tongue in the morning are
among the direct symptoms OF indigestion. Con-
suPauon n. bill business, headache, nervous irrita-
bihty. physical weakness, and low spirits are its
olcations OF DYSPEPSIA, whether immediate or
secendary, are usually aseravated by hot weather.
The close Of summer is therefore the ssasen VIII On
the victim Of dyspe psis most urge ntly needs a
tonle and regulating medicine. OF course, every
invalid has many advisers. One friend recon-.
ma ltituds Of eounsellOrs there 10 not always
saiety. The STANDARD REMEDY OF THE PRESENT
hosrETrEk9ssS rS sToHAoa sirrfRs. al II s.'sis' Time Is
that proves Gil things has established Its
reputation on an impregnsoie foundstion.-
gent witnesses: No acrid oil or acid denies its
ssimulstine principle; Its tonic constituents are
the hnest that botanical research has YET discov-
cred; IL combines the properties of gentle evacu-
ant, olocd deyurent, and an anti bilious medi.
cine, with invigorating qualities Of the highest
orcer and 10 admitted both by the pnblic and the
profession to be the surest protection against al
tfferous air or unv holesoms water, that hes ever
been used either In the United States or Tropical
In cases Of constipation resulting from a want
OF muscular tone IN the intestfnes, the effect OF
the l1TEke 10 perfectly Marvellous; and with.
restores the disordsred liver to . normal con.
Evening star., 1869-08-28

TRAINING FOR EDIToRs-The Lexington
Virginia Gazette in an article on Washington
College, Virginia, OF which General Lee is
President. mentions a new feature proposed to
be embraced IN the scope and purpose Of thar
institution. II tsays:-"That feature of expan
sive hberality most attractive and striking TO
an editor IL the proposal to appoint to free
scholarships and the advantages Of the college
certain number Of young men who propose
70 make journalism their profession This is
@ae first distinct recognition ever made by the
sarcalled centres Of wisdom Of the true dignity
anC importance OF the press"
Evening star., 1869-08-28

TIE NEw YORK REPCBLICAN STATE Con-
vEsTIoN.-On the 2ith day of September next
the Union Republican electors Of the State of
New York will meet at Syracuse for the pur-
pose of nominating Secretary OF State, Comp
Iroller, Treasurer, Attorney General, State
Engineer and Surveyor, and two Judges for
the Court Of Appeals. All Of the officers whose
places are to be filed are Democrats, except
the Judges Of the Court Of Appeals. They are
Republicans, and were appointed by Governor
Fenton 70 I'LL vacancies. The convention will
consist Of il2 members-a very large body.
Evening star., 1869-08-28

The Pitssburg commereiol thinks that coke
fiade from bituminous coal meets every con-
dition Of the present coal problem, being tree
from sncke, faultless In combustion, whsther
for domestic or manufacturing purposes, and
capable Of being pat into market at rates which
viii always bring anthracite 70 the proper
Evening star., 1869-08-28

The Ssarter granted by the North German
ConfederSS con for the laying Of q submarine
cable to the United States has been published.
Tne cable may Be laid 10 any point between
New York and Bosto,,, in direct line without
touching any interven,.ug territory, or indi-
rectly ria England and Newfoundland. The
rates are not 70 Be higher thAIa those charged
by ny other transatlantic cable.
Evening star., 1869-08-28

Twelve hundred Eugiish emigrants are about
70 settle on $500 acres OF land purchased OF
the Kansas Pacific Railroad Company Tor
50 IS per acre. g
Evening star., 1869-08-28
(sA esnQnAH q pURAHp.

nes- e1nunAH q pURAHD.
I'VE W. Pratt street, Baltimore, Nd.
py % cousuito4 on I'll Yemale oonp lai nts anf
fnvsts piseesse: Isdies and esnfienen who v1sh
70 Soesuh DnynciAn Of great skfl snd en- Derssscs
vi &c we'll g eau. Nervous Debfiify, 3c cue
eecfulfy trsated. B1sfness stricfiy con ddsutisi
Az leteogo 0use eontatu otaAp. au7.I1
Evening star., 1869-08-28

1There i. talk OF newspaper In Boston,
20 be the organ Of both the Maine and Massa-
chusstts prohiblnonists.
NThe l,dIes OF Turkey have taken to read
ing the newspapers and have started one of
their own, printed on nne yellow paper.
Evening star., 1869-08-28

We have Hsarh md HOn< Tor September Z,
from J. Shillington.
Evening star., 1869-08-28

IL Is now said in New York that the strike
in the Pennsylvania coal regions 10 ended.
Evening star., 1869-08-28

OFFICE DEPOT QrAarRRxAsrEp
VokNEk OF OANP AND South sTRERTS,
,x NEW CBLEENs La, Aueuss 10 lssq 4
heierrine TO tie advertit ement from thts orise
ISse propoeas for Bed kiyer Trsnsp ortation
olooep are Informed that proposals wi slso hs
for the required trans alton for eaes
g per schedule } veil ss for the vhole
by ORDER OF Brvet Brieedier General Pred.
,yes, Ohiei QcartermasteF Department of Lon
BIeyet Lieutenaat Colonel and Assistant Quar-
seiIuoeteI. au2SSf