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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-21

A Bloomfield, Canada West, correspondent
of the New England Farmer, says, that the
root of white hollebore, (reyatrum giride),
powdered and sprinkled on the leaves of cur.
rant bushes, is sure remedy for the currant.
worm pest He has tried it for two years
with complete success, while the bushes in his
neighborhood, not subject to this operation,
were entirely destroyed, The root was pro-
cured at the druggists, and applied from a
common pepper.box.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-21
AGENTS WANTED FOR
CSYliE BLUE-COAIS,

int h8e ncv Litsd F9uqh mt Dici far pc linton "'h
scfnfs and iacilentf 100 ne Gref RfbfHi'u m .
Comprising narratives of Personal Adventure ihill-
ling incidents, Daring Exploits, Heroic Deeds WOMB f
m Escapes Life u the Camp, Field nud uo'piAlt Al
ventures OF spies and Scouts with ING songs halmns,
Anecdotes and Humorous incidents OF Che War
DO contains over 100 fine Engraving and BE- the spott
and cbcopest war book published. Price only $3.50 per
c0uy Send Or circulars aud our terms and lull de
edutiDu of the work. Address NATIONALITY hliou-
lNG CO., Philadelphia, Pm.
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flettt Advertisements
y n d q q d d q v

To TINE WoHKiSG CLASS - am now prepared To- iur-
ni.h all classes with constant employ mcnt at ther
homes, the whole Of the time, Or for the spare oena.
business new. light and profitable fhiy cents - pV
evening" Is easily earned by persons 90 either sex aug
inc hoys and girls earn nearly much ns mon. treat
inducements afo offered those who will devote tc Nhui'
time To- the business and, that every person Who ee
ths notco may scnd me their address nud test inc nus
moss Gir themselves. mako the following unphfhlcd
oner 10 an who are not we'll satisfied with Che husine
will sent 80 10 pay for the trouble of writing me W
mail for DO cts. Address T. G. ALLEN Augusta Me.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-21
SECURITY OF THE BONDS.

It ncods argument TO show that First Mortgage of
ss55lo per milo upon what for long time must be the
only railroad connecting the Atlantic and pache States
Is PERFECTLY SECURE The entire amount OF The mort
ncc will be about s3nOo0olo and the interest $4,000
rcr auuum gold The present currency cost Of this IN
orcst less than s2600 per unnun. while the gross
earning. foEthe year l56- FROM WAY BUSINESS only,
on An AVERAGE or LESS THAN goo MILES OF ROAD
IN OPERATION. WERE MORE THAN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-21

J. L. Conover, Monmouth County, New
jersey, farmer, at the recent potato.testing
meeting in New York city, said 81 never
heard Of but one potato which was earlier
than the Early Rose; il was planted in the
evening. and they were ready for breakfast
the next morning"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-21
UNION TICKET OFFICE


FOR THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
VIA
BURLINGTON and RUTLAND, TROY and sCHn
ECrAbY, and NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD
or via Chanplau Steamers. making direct connect
with the CHEAT " ESIEitN Railroad 10 Suspen.
Bridge, snd LAKE SHORE Railroad at BUFFALO
CHICAGO, and nll points beyond also via OGDEN
BlRGli and GRAND TRUNK Railroads.
rckot- for sale always at tle lowest rates, and a
gage checked through VIA tho above routes.
For any information desired call on OF address
q X. TRUE, Tiotef lgn-
Office AT PAVILION, opposite The nepoJ
Gldaw MONTPELIER "
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PAYABLE IN GoLD.

such securities are generally valuable n proportion 90
he length OF time they have to run. The longest per
cent gold Interest bonds of the u. s. Ohio 'sp win be-
due iu % yolr-. and They worth ll n they had n
years 90 rum they would stand at mot lees than 2'.
perfectly safe First Morag Bond lie the Union Pacific
should approach this rate The demand Tor European
Investment s already considerable and on the compile
ton of the work viii doubtless carry the price to large
premium
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-21

SREDs.-Sow the tender Annals in boxes,
to get strong plants ready for the open ground.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-21
DYSPEPSIA
AND LIVER
COMPLAINT.


Having hcon afflicted with chronic disease Of
the digestive utguus. described hy physicians as
enlargement of hc liver and Inflammation of Che
.tumnohJ for moro than ton years, and suffered what
words never describe without relief nom tie most
celebrated medical skin TINT could Doe consulted, was
mducod by the physician who last nttesded me 90 try
uOuUs NEBNlNE AND lNNl6uhAlOR. Tie had
witnessed its effects hc md FOO Dis own practice and
could recommend 10 iu the highest terms. hnd about
lust mh 100 verNthug. but followed hs advice and
procured thc medicine. Tho effect inspired me with
hope continued los use, and stIIl Improved, following
up grew stronger uul stronger and suffered less and
loss nom mV troubles. This for some mouths-uutl /
was relieved and needed 30 no l0ugcr poids NeryIuc
restored inc 90 complete and sound health and no lnn-
eua1c is able Co express the gratitude feel 20 being
wolf once mote AMI thoroughly cured of the horrible
suffering that had made tcn years OF my life most
wfetched 80 ONE eau conceive nay Joy who bias not exc
.uorcutcd o. like recovery. J.. b. LIBBY,
ST. Paul MINI.
TIr S4le ly all DRUGGISTS no & % Bottle. Gl.G-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-21

reason orit. Lorre CAPITAL Law, rstc. or premium, s,
New Tables. the most desirable means of ir.f,rir. ltr
yet presented TO the public
rr,.. r.t
A. favorable to the ius,rer. nj tt,o M M l, ,ft,,t
Companios, and avoid all the complications and uncer
tahue' oil Notes Dividends and the Misunderstanding
"''n '"e i''r are so apt To cause the folcy Holder
Several new and attractive tii1cs MI, r,v ,r,so,l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-21
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and anor December lst, isGs, Passenger Tai
will rifu a. full1wa.



UPWARD TRIMS.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Concord o. 1890 AM,
Tor White River Junction, connecting with trains q,
by and Nn4o- Lakes staustcad, Bath, Lttlct0u laus
ter. &c. Also with trains tor Montpelier. Buflingt55
st. Adams Ruuscs Point Mouucali OsieusDurgl al
the West
Day Exrnrss TnAy leaves Concord at 1925 an,
ar White River Junction connecting with trains q,
Montpelier Burlington, NOuso's Point, Montreal A.
aud with u.lcu.hursh aud Grand Trunk Iailrlai. r.
Bn'srol raatS leaves at a.7 p. m., for Franklin s.i
F,ryva ENrnEss TRAM loayos Concord at snp.n.
of White River Junction, connecting with iraHs r,
Montpelier burlington, st. Adams, Rouse's Point STA.
trcnl Ordenshurgh and the West.
or on arrival ui truIns from b0slonW Orcester plr.
mouth, Portland Sc.
pOWNW4RD TRAINS
AMoRyiva EXPRESS TFAiy leaves White River J1r.
don for Concord at l.l me-, 0r on arrival Of trains f
Ogleushureh and Montreal On Mondays at G.r d.
stead 90 80.
fBnsr0l TnAis leaves Bristol Cor Concord az 1904
m and franklin at g1j "a. m.
fMut TnAis leaves White River Junction Cog O..
cord 40 b. i ID fu 0f arrival Of trains The N
mont Central. Passumpsic ami White Mountains RAJ
roads.
DAY Exrnrss TuAiS leaves White River junction
3D. D.. W.. or on arrival Of Trains from Montreal a1
OelcushurGh, HmtNeHurOi kcone, Bellows Falls, We
6r &c. connecting 90 Concord with trains for MAuaia
ter, Nashua Lowell aud Boston
frhese trains connect at Concord with trains ~
Manchester Lawrence. Portsmouth, Portland, Aash-l
Worcester Nca York, Lowell, aud Boston;
ONsLOW srEA1lNSi Asrai
Concord. y. H.. Jan. 1907
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-21
Advertisements.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SUIJJ.
VAN RAILROADS
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
|"''7''' ''''7'| ~ - ~
TRAINS GOfNG SoUTH md East.

IHHiNN UtiNN oUbfh hND EdNIs
Leave Montpelier ut s55 o. m, 2.i7 p. ni o.s5 n .
Mai Train lcnves st. Adams at o. ~ A. fn and
a. purlinvt0n with the Rutland Road nj White pi
junction and Bellows Falls with trains for Basi'ef
Worcrstcr Springfield, and with trains on Passnf9,l
r. Il. arriving In New York nj 1915 p. m.
DnV Express leaves Montreal at $40 a. M, st. Job,.
at i0a M Otlcnshurgh ut 100 p. M, lodge N M4i@n
eave nj T. i5 a. m Rouses Point 1915 a. M. for Dos,
&C.. arriving In Boston via. Lowell at l0a0 p. tn. ~
Nicht Express leaves Ogdcnshurgh nj n .36a m NJ.
trcaf al B. a d. M R0uso's Point at $40 y. w. ST fot
al 50 d. m arriving iu Boston nj so n M, connee
N Bcl1ws Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston a5
Worcester aud with Vermont Valley Railroad for snr,s
ield &c. and arriving In New York at 1870 p M ''s
TRIMS GOING NORTH AND VEST.
Leave Montpelier at 30 a. m, 500 Ia. M, 3i5 D. M
Diy Express leaves Boston via Lowell at smau
Tor burlington, NJ. Alhans, Montreal Oglonsbure AT
Mai Train leaves Boston via Low ell at JOAN.
Lawrence aud fitchhurg nt $50 u. ms Springfield All ~
IA M for darlington aud 81. Abnus.
Accommodation Train leaves Northhcld at 1.ii "a 10
Tor Burlington Rutland st. Abnna, Rousc's Point 1850
NIGHT E1pros leaves bellows Fails at l0l0 D. M, rs
cvinr passenger. from Vermont Valley Railroad es,
nr Nav Yort al i2I5 y. m., and from Cheshire R,1
road leaving Boston lt 800 y. me- connecting al Wb.t
River Junction with train leaving Boston at 500p u
for Burlington, Rousc's Point Montreal and OiiTl
hurgh. connecting with Grand unk trains Tor n We'i
slecpiur ears nre attached 20 10th the night Iypr1
Trains running between &c. Alhaus and Boston, aud II
Alhans and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West Tor sale Al
Tho principal stations &. MERRILL supi
st. Alhaua, Nov. 80. l-6s.
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r0rcnI4o Ii MrNlcAN roRr.

and carrying the L. S Mail through ,
California 10 twenty-five days
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-21
1ouda-k especial attention 10 their supply
Hats and Caps,
vhl.no~, Walker County, Ga, !

Vmano~, Walker County, Ga,
June -, LEGO.
Ions BrLL-Dear Sir; lhaye recent! gt'n
fWorni Destroyer" several trials eh' uhu ~
.rCitIy rfIIcacicus II has not failed ~ single
.c 10 have the wished.for effect. am d"lhza
-, "nu,ty pr.ctics, and have daily use Tor
article oi,he kind. am re 70 so M,
l,,o,y Of no remedy recommended ~ We aW'-'
S,,cs NAT il so certain and speed, 10 ~ Effects
contrary they are une'rin.nln VI. IN,
NJ, the medicine directly from YOU " IAN
mon easy terms, shall use great ue. oi ",
yare that the use Of such articles b. contrary 20
nchng- and practice Of great ~ l.ril =, W
= lin. disrnr,Iing \ remedy which we hno" 70
r',,nt .itnuly because w. may hc Ignorant 81 W
Esfinn FIr iny pNt, shlIl ~ hr ~ q fule 70
N ,uI every means 20 allcNiai" -uii.f. ~ N.HW''
"a tusy D.. aide TO common. -u'' h''
a some one more ingenious than my -'il n't'
n I'd. effects fret ana secured ,uo sole i'-Ni ~
y an, EnoWIelFr. However. uu ti n' Il,'h-
n.tta ~ supporter ~ The t1"u-Hhh "i N"i'''''
am. "a q food th. county, HHi lNEi"t. q, '"t'
...rar u. aI-sn-r- g. which If-l '7 I''f' l'''''
..... .I ..f.rm o., o. your h's. f'f'N''
IlLt-F CLEMENT, 10.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-21
x3TJIrEs'S5
A., -; ~ u - i-t. 4 a. l. -
Goop REASON FOR TEE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
lad the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother

Benton barracks, Mo- April ~, 100.
H. nm, BTII-Doar sir. knowing NE en-
~ N rerr strsInr.lio, md me healing Hnn nehe
[l Gual,t,o. Il possesses, send you th" i"'oN'h1
cement ~ my cases -, -
was wounded about two years ago-"ss tsn'n P.i
i, and confined for sixteen months. Being ho'.t
Loon NV wounds have not healed yet. have h"t
up.n aoinsnl slnee 4 VAS sounded. am sn..s
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-21
TvslaANce.
4, ELrABLE INSURANCE..
FIRE AND MARINE!

MERCHANTS ms. Co., OF ChicagO;
CAPITAL AND As-Frs.....oS s28...s II
SECURITY ms. Co., OF New York;
CAPITAL AND ASSETS. ......si932,s sac 90
COMMERCIAL ms. Co., of Chicago;
CAPITAL AND A-sETs......e $4,000 "a
INDEPENDENT lnS. Co., OF Boston;
CAPITAL AND AssETs.o....s 100000 90
SANGAM0 Ins. Co., Of Springfield;
CAPITAL AND AssETS..."...e *29,oe7 50
AURORA Ins. Co., of Aurora, H.;
CAPITAL AND AssETS.""..s o1O.D6O n
STATE Fire ms. Co., OF Cleveland, o.;
CAPITAL AND AsSETs..-...s $4,000 81
v. y. REARDEN IA ICO., Agta.
Egyptian Block,
se25dtf Oyee First National Bank.
The national Republican., 1869-01-18
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
HEADorARrERs DEPARTMENT OF DAKorA,
OFFICE CHEZ QUARTERMAsTER,
ST. PAUL. MINN.. Nov. "a. ls6s.

ST. PAUL, MISN., NOV. ", lbb5.
citizens Of tSs Uaisd States having The sspiiaI and
means to execute fully And fairly In all Its parts
tatoS for he unisd Ter BspssSsRt
for the District 9 hontAna next season, beginning
tfnst fsr hat month sRpr Tor ihas District. and
~ eneirs pistrist. namely. I '"' ''A'' '0ANA' VI
All that part Of Msntana d included in the Depart.
isRRss @ RHi f2s sSoss @
iUaSs
lsfy Operations wit6in that part Of aontsni Terri.
The weight to be transported in the District Of
Montana shall not exceed ave million pounds.
Bidder viii state he rsss per one hundred C
q the year, Commencing April !. lsoe' and ending
Bidder; should give their names In full. as we'll
as their places OF reside nee, and each proposal
hOPd be Sy bond 10 the sS S9 S
sFss sSatTast 4 SNsIdsdST thS hauling n the
aSSSS % BE- ana
good and sufficient security furnished by said party
In accordance with the terms Of this advertise
ThS will Ss I; Ss SO.d' in
saVisiaetoIy evidences Of the soIysney Of each
bidder and person offered as security will be re-
Proposals must be indorssd Proposals for Army
TranspoItAtl9n In Montana. and none wtll be en- :
teTtained unless they fully comply WIN the re-
| quirements OF this advertisement,
| The party to whom award Is made must be
| prepared to execute the contract at once aud to
give The required bonds for the faithful perform
| anee OF the contract.
| The right 20 reject any and all bids that may be
| offered Is reserved.
| The contractor must be in readine for service
by the nrst day Of April, ls, and will be required
TO have place Of business or agency at which he
may be comm u ieated with promptly and readily.
for the transportation In the District Of Montana,
at Fort Benton, and In the District Of Montana at
such other point as may be Indicated as the start
| Ing point In said District.
| PfoposaIs for the shove will be rsceiyed at Fort
shaw. Moptapa Territory, by CsPtaia n L, Coz;
stable, A. q. NJ. U, ). A. Chief q. N. District Of
Montana, and at saint Paul. Minnesota, until
February Is, 1869. by the undersigned;
Deputy @. NJ General U. s. A. Chief QuArtermss.
ter Department OF Dakota. dsei-td
The national Republican., 1869-01-18
EREsH BEgF AND VEGETABLES.
Navy PArAAsrER's orslor. No. n KEERysr.. ,

NAVY PArSAsrER's oTEIoE, No, n KILRYsr,l
Sealed proposals, indOTsed '' Proposals for Fresh
Beef and yegetables." will be received at this
bureau until o'clock p m, on the 2lst day OF
IanuaIy. ls6g, for the supply Of 200 pounds Of
FRESH BEEF And 80. pounds Of FkEsh VEGE-
TABLES at the ChATlestown Navy Yard and Sta.
be Of good quality, and the best the market affords.
aud each article must be offered for by the pound,
The BeeftO be In equal proportions. fore and hind
Bonds, with approved security. will be requl
ID one half the estimated amount OF the contract,
| and twenty per cent In addition will be withheld
from the amount Of each payment to bs made. az
contract which will, on NO account, be paid until
It ls fully complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied by
written guaranty, signed by one or more TespOn.
sibe persons, that the bidder or bidders viii, II
his or their bid be accepted, enter into An obliga
tiOn within nye days, with good and sufficient
suTetes to furnish the articles proposed the re-
Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the district in
which they reside
No proposal will be considered unless accom-
panied by such guaranty, aud by satisfactory eyi-
dence that the bidder Is regular dealer In the
ticles proposed and has the ltcence required by
Act Of Congress,
The Department reserve. the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
eTnment.
Its to be understoo that in case the stipulated
quantity Of either article shall be delivered, leAN
lug balance due on the other article the contract
may be considered as completed in full, at the
CHARLES W. ABBOTT.
janl3'td PAymAsteT L. 5. Navy.
The national Republican., 1869-01-18
RIVER IMPROVEMENT
UNITED STATES BNuISEER OFFICE,
.-. EO';Jl STATS STssEr'

ALBAST, n Y. Dec 8, 1855
Sealed proposals will be reeeiyed at this Office
until II o'clock M MONDAY January is, 1852,
1oT work aud materials for the Hudson River In.
pToyement, between Troy and New Baltimore, as
/ For ~, 600 cubic yards, more or less, Of Bubble
Stone, delivered IN the dikes, and leyelsd on top.
For 1872 900 feet, more or less Piles. Oak, Pine.
Chestnut, Spruce or HackmAtAek: Piles to be not
less than twelve inches In diameter at the butt,
q, ,OOO feet Of them to be more than Is feet long.
g. For Driving lsO, ,0og feet Of Piles, more or less.
4. For the Timber Work On 200 feet, more or
less, Of half dixie,
less, Of full dixie,
O. For II, 900 pounds. more or less, Of one-inch
Wrought Iron Spike, without heads.
T. Bids will be received for 80 much per cubic
yard delivered for stone so much for running foot
for Piles, for Driving, aud for Timber Work,
Forms Of pTopOsAls may be obtained at this Of
hce, aud no bid will be received unless made on
the printed form, and properly certified
Specimens Of Stone and Iron, plans and speeih.
cations Of Timber Work, aud maps Of the river
where all possible Information win be given 10
Sueeessful Bidders will be required TO enter into
contract with the United States, with good and
sufficient sureties stamps for contracts aud bonds
The United States reserves the right To reject all
bids deemed dihadNAntageopa
BY order Of BTeyet Ma, Gen, John Nswt@g
JOHN N. WILSON,
deci Mai Eng'rs, ByI, Col. U. .sA
The national Republican., 1869-01-18
Proposals.'
pRoPosALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
0TTioE CHIgY ouARrRRsAsrER,
RoRT LEAYRNMonrn, KAH. Den 4, lsaa

OrrioE CHiEI IorARrERnAsrER,
Sa,i nind,..6s u SSiSst Jsnqs5y n is tST re
Sss! ss%nsSsIna ASl ises sSse ssS sedlSs % aaisS s
81, lsS. on % ths fcll9sins route tPropo.sli f9r
% %SSf \ iadaasIss y fsSS;' santa -, h,'H' \.
From such pOipt: on on IS. uSion Pacific railway.
III SSs s sS 81 sSs aps
IA f:,,S,; q Ss$ss .Sss K:
Sss 81 sss siS fn4.P sossS 4 sS:
depot !. may s. snsisd in t6sl Tsr,IiCis: sSd
Sils: 9fs. sstsS S icy " VII iS i
'fss aSas9 s GssI.r. Sss sis
sn,erisined % md AZ from he
Sr d. sstfs distn0s. and not per io miles, as IN
wv '0'''0'F FRoM PORT HARKER
p Ports zaIsA. LaInsd. Dodge. Lyon. Reynolds.
Garland and ui!S9; pSom FORT HAYS
q forts Dodge. Lyon Reynolds, GARLAND and
.fKoM SHERIDAN OR FORT WALLACE
The Transportation herein advertised for must be
4 ;s i:!a..: :: .sa s!y&.:S s s s
ROUTE NO, g.
IL 81 SsHf.
posts % stations that are may be established In
sdS sad II e he :6fs T.ri:fy RSs snd
In the State OF Texas west Of longitude 106 degrees
The weight 70 be transported will not exceed on
4 RoS,s NJ ~ No 2; 10000 pound'' on ROu'" No. B.
bidder. VIII state ,hsir place. q residence. and
o. 2G0 Inotes Or certified check. payable 70 The
case an award is made 70 him. ths biddsr viii ss.
cient security in accordance with the terms Of this
adyertisementI said sum TO be forfeited TO the pn-
the contract may be awarded. to execute in due
Eaeh bidder must be present at the opening Of the
The contractors will be required to give bonds on
Route No. ain such amounts .s shall be hxed by
satisfaetory evidence OF the loyalty and solyensy
ofeaeh bidder and person offered as security win
Proposals. must be indOrsed Proposals for Army
Transportation on Route No, 2, or IS, as the
case may be, and uone vii be entertained unless
The party to whom an award is made must be
sary delay, and to give the required bonds for the
The risSt 70 reject any and all bids that may be
The contractor on each route must be in readi.
for service by the lst day Of April, 1869, and
he may be communicated with readily. at the
starting point OF points Of his route
% s TU oue 81 s SSd
upon application to this ofce, either personally or
by letter, and must accompany and be part OF the
BLANKS for proposals will be furnished on appli.
cation.
Dept q, M. General. U. s. A. 9. o. N, Depart.
I -.
The national Republican., 1869-01-18
FOR ARMY TKANsrVkTATIVH
DEPARrsESr OF DAKorA,
0RFICR CuIRR OTARTHRNAzTFR.

s..,., ST: phrL, ,HIss: Dec; I, iss$i
issS, faf tRs tf.a.for!.ilon y %!i'!sy saSpII;:
dTrsas nI The Ssa,5 ,sSS APTi spd END
M ssa IL Oc g. Cloud SS S2 he h fUft fs%
line IL 'Ssa RS'ss sss rST Ss si
S1 ys Sf Sr Hs psI. and G% I'M M. sY
may DO sstabiished east or north q that river, in
Ths yeisht q Be transported on this Route No.
I shall mot exceed ten millions pounds, aO.ooo,-
Bidder. will state the rs,s per one hundred Ge3
q the year, beginning April !, 1862, and endins
Bidders should give their names in full, as well
should Be sceompa nled by bond in the sum d ten
thousand dollars, signed By two or more respensi.
swsrded Tor the route mentioned In thePr9pOssl
% the party proposing, the eontrae, win be Ae
sgrity furnished By said parry in accordance with
the terms Of this advertisement.
the sum OF one hundred thousand dollars (siOo,.
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and solveuey
Of each bidder and person offered as security viii
be required, And before an award to any bidderls
dSnes o. his ability and means to carry out fsirIy
and fully such contract,
Transportation on Route No. T." aud none will be
entertained unless they fully comply with the re.
Oi tnlh
The party to whom an award Is made must be
prepared TO execute the contract once and to give
the required bonds for the faithful performance Of
the contract.
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
offered is reserved.
The contractor must be In readiness for service by
the LIST day Of April, lSe9 and will be required to
have place Of business or agency at which he may
be communicated with promptly and readily for
Route No. 4, at St. Paul, Minn,. Fort Stevenson,
Dakota Territory, or at such point as may be indl
Gated as q starting point Of this route
Blank forms. showing the condl ltiOns Of the con
at this once, or at the otnce Of the QuarermAsteT
at New York, Chicago. St. Louis. Fort LeAyen'
Il Col psPuiy 2 NJ Gen, Byt Brig. Gen. U.
The national Republican., 1869-01-18
T'HE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


on and af,er SUNDAY. .l7th MAY. .ls6s. three daily
trains wi be run between Baltimore and Wheel.
k&HI I TkhfS foF al ii way POINTS, will leave
AsT Linz VIA iFys 4fX S Pi.1s SePS%fy
texeept SstSrdAyl atS;s p IN. These trains con
VIII ksHssTf and n&SdNSGaSSSbArIoY NS5GS TRAIN
day. Leaves wins6ester fof Baltimore daily
sS a S TaS 1r FSsaesE snd
at Hagerstown Junction with train for HageTs-
The ELLIcoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti-
more At 20 and $50 a. m, and 20 and 40 p; m;
a m'' and s'Sq fS& sps fifIGE faifHIGERRssrowy Rs
Leave Baltimore at s:t6 a. N. and i:l9p. N; con.
1eetiag q HageTstown Junction with Washi3gon & %
6:l0 and a. m. arriving In Baltimore at 1923 a.
in' ana ''p p FOR WINCHESTER.
Leave Baltimore at s:t5 q, m. and 4:lO y, m. ar
nE leave Winchester at and 10 S5 a. N, arriving
In Baltimore I! f6R }PS S%AshitNRdaft5tSSp tRa fttS p !"
Leave Baltimore $50, 7'o5, s!9aud sib a. IN,
and fRSM silS &a&SssfhfiSSRoRR Ssf fS II n FOR BALTIMORE
Leave YsshnstSn at 7 and Ia. IN. and 1870. ..
49, 'and S;SfF fF6R Il ANNAPOLIS
Leave Baltimore at 7:O5 n, m. aud I:l5 p. IN /
Trains leave AnnSpSls A. 6iso A. m, and S;i6p. IN.
Leave Balt!nGre fgs @asEiaEtoS at $50 aad 20
Al r. M NJ sad i3S. ~ I and p, leave "A'D'ns'on
se.' apply 70 j. r. MIDLAND, GEoat, x Stt 9amaSa 9S
:, JOHN l.. WILSON.
Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent