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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23
BEATTY denounced and opposed la

BEATTY denounced and opposed land
grants to railroads. while HubbelI voted
to give six million acres to a single cor
poration. That is Just the difference
between Hubbell's record and Beatty S
on the land grant question. Let voters
and tax payers judge which shall be en-
dorsed and which condemned
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23

.Sf-r Rstl2Eoh acres is the amount Of the
public lands which Hubbell voted to
give to one single soulless railway cor
poration. Remember that, voters. when
you come to choose between him and
Beatty. who has never voted away a sin
gle acre Of the public domain, but had
the courage and manliness to oppose the
whole land grant system.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23

Lew Campbell says it is all right when
land grant is made to a State for rail
road purposes, but when Hubbell voted
to give away six million acres of the
public domain he didn't vote to give ii
to State, but to a soulless railway cor
poration. Was that all right. Mr..
Campbell?
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23
MUSICAL.
Smiths American Organs

Elegant IN appearance, thoroughly con-
atructed with powerful and steady b. en-
loWs,-Wttn eXqutsttel y-vpiced reeds,--nne-
" eontrasted qualities Of tone, and tngal
touS mechanical contrAVances toF 1ncrese
of power and foT expression,
No second-cIass work tolerated, and none
but the best materials employed.
Every instrument warranted for Five
Years.
Get the Best
Twenty Years Eatnhllshedt
$4,000 tM Use
Gail on or address
II. O. o. x A N e,
Delaware, Oht0p
Geppral AGENT for the state, who viii
furnish any OF these truly superior m
struments direct from the Factory.
Illustrated Price List fg'ce on application
personally or by letter,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23

The MarysvilIe Tribune says of Gen
eral Beatty's letter which we published
last week
The reply Of General Beatty is a grand
mat enters largely into the faith Of nine
in the district. The ReDubIirsn bIii,s,1' parry
stantially the party Of temperance : orier ISi3-
and progress. Through its conflicts and
labors have come all the laws by wbirL
society is enabled to some extent to bro.
tect itself, if it have the desire and cour.
age to do so. The questions Of the PRO.
hibitory Club, under any view of the
case, have nothing to do in a Congress.
sional canvass. Whatever further TEN
perance legislation is needed in the State
Legislature, and the man who seeks fol
redress beyond this point will only sue
-ceed il chasing himself in that long line
Of impractical yisionaries who labor
without accomplishing results,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23

When Hubbell's name was called on
the passage Of a bill to give six million
acres of the public lands TO the Atlantic
and Pacific Railway by the Southern
route. he voted AYE. Remember that,
voters.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23
BOOK RINDERY !

THE UmderaiEmed has just opened q
/ Book Btndety In the room over the
Meat shop OF sauble & Co., south side uf
Winter street, doors west of Sundusky.
wht re ne II prepared 10 exeF,ute orders for
hll Varlettes OF b ndiug inciuding Pamph-
lets, MagaKines, Newspapers, Music Books,
order Books &c. Have had a long ami
thorough experience In the business
Terms reasonable. t'all and see my work
WILLIAM GOERIkE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23

Hon. ]. w. Robinson and Hon. P. B.
Cole are giving able and influential sup
port to the canvass in Union county.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23
Notice.

THE StOckholders OF ahe Delaware
4 AID County Line Turnpike Company
are hereby notified that the Ninth INSTALL
ment of 10 per cent. of the t'apitaI Stork of
said Company Will be due and payable on
the 18th day Of October, 1870 o Dav d Bev-
an, Treasurer of said Com Jany, at the Store
of g. Hills & 20, d. Iaware @
HENRY w. CHAMBERLAIN.
sept23-4w Sec. of the Company.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23
If YOU WANT
New and Cheap Groceries
SMITHS 9

East side of Main st., opposite Book Stores
BS- Mr.. Josiah Breeht an old resident Oi
Delaware. will he on hand to receive his old
friends and acquaintRnces.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23

The Board Of Trustees Of the Ohio
Agricultural and Mechanical College
has at length decided to locate that in
stitution in Franklin county. The con
test for the location lay between Frank
lin, Clarke, Champaign and Mont
gomery. After the fourth ballot the vote
stood. Franklin and Clarke s. until the
Esd ballot when Franklin received II
votes and Clarke ?. The following res
olution was then introduced by Judge
Jones and adopted
Resolued, That the Agricultural and Me-
ehanieal College OF Ohio be located IN the
county Of Frank lin, provided a suitable
IaTm can be had on which to olocate the same
A. q reasonable price, TO be selected by the
ooa4os ana also on condition that the conn
syoS ~ g cure TO the Board in proper form the
9ovO w proposed to be donated by said
Se422unIy, anu also the donation proposed by
Wofthlngton, If the location is made there
The Board continued in session on
yesterday. The indications seem to be
that the College will be located at
Worthington.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23
Yours respe ctfuly,
LOUIS FAESSI. .ER,
Head COOK. fremont House.

Head Cook, fremont House.
Formerly of Astor House, n. Y, Burnet
House, Cincinnati, o., Ocean House, r. l.
The ''NatiOnal" has just been introduced
in Delaware, hut it is rapidly gaining in fa-
vor, and is used in the iAtuiiies Of the fol-
lowing persons with enti1 e sUtisfactio on -
Judge Williams, Mr.. q. Hills, Mrs. Smith,
MIS-. Butler, and 0 hers Sizes tor families.
l15 TO quarts for Hotels and ReAtauFanis s,
to 10 gallons l9 Eqr sale r5 BY G. PAAEE'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23
Union RepubIican Ticke1

AsaA -AAs-
state OmceFs.
FoR SECRETARY OF STATE
GEN. ISAAC IA SHERWOOD
EoR sUPREazE JUDGE,
GEORGE W. EEcELyAENE.
goR CnzrPTRoLLER,
GEN. WILLIAM #. WILSON.
FoR BOARD or PUBLIc WORKS,
PHILIP v. HERRING.
FOR Congress,
GEN. JOHN BEATTY.
For state Senator,
WILLIAM &C. WILLIAMS.
For Judge of conamon pleas,
CAPT. CHARLES III. KIBLER.
For hoard 0f EqualIzation,
WILLIAM $. WRIGHT.
Comfy OmceFs:
FOR AUDITOR,
CAPT. j. f. DOTV.
FOR SHERIFF
WILLLAHE BROWN.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
GEN. JOHN 8. JONES.
FOR CORONER,
AUGUSTUS a. WEIGH.
FoR COMMISSION Err,
RIOS WELL COOK.
FOR INFTRsEARY DIRECTOR,
~. l.. GRIFFIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23

Colorado Territory has elected Re
publican Delegate to Congress.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23

DEPARTMENT or IEsURANCE,
COLUMBUS, o., February LIST, 1903,
It is hereby certified, that the Cu1TLlTgls-
tai FIRE INsURANCE Co., located at New
York, In the state of New York, has cun-
Piled, In Hll respects with tine laws OF this
STATE relating to Fire Insurance Companies
for the current year. aud has MlE0 In inIN
Office a sworn Statement. by the proper or
drers, showing itR condition and business,
at the date Of such statement, December
3lst, 1863 10 be as follows
Amount of actual paid-up Capt.
saluu4J VI
Aggregate amount OF avail
able sets.......... .............. 2.o88,s54 10
Aggregate amount Of ldbHbill-
ties Gncluding re-ineurauee.) $50 l67 09
Amount Of Income for the pre-
ceQ1u@ year. -..-..s.... hE 4
Amount OF expenditures for
the preceding year........,....,..... 698238 di
IN Witness Whereof a have
- hereuntQ subscribed my
fsEAL) name, and caused the Seal
~ of MY CGicr TO be a1lWal
the day and year above
written.
JAMES III. GOODMAN,
dec. "a. '68-tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23

ANYTHING USUALLY KEPT AT BOOK
STORES CAN BE FOUND AT THE
4" "NEVV BOOK STORE. -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23


1t is a hopeful sign in politics when
such men as WILLIAM G. WILLIAMS are
nominated Tor Office and it IS a sti1 more
hopeful sign when they are elected. We
are not unwilling to believe that there
are scores and even hundreds Of Demo
crats in this Senatorial District whose
sense Of obligation to the public interests
IS 50 far superior to party feeling as 70 re-
cognize the superior merits ofsuch man
and the public expediency, Of securing
his services in the legislative councils
| Why not then join in with US and help
to elect hira2 There can be nothing
dishonorabIe in making one exception
against mere party ties in order to secure
to the District the services of a gentle
man whose rare qualifications are 50
generally acknowledged by men Of all
parties and whose abilities and purity of
character command the admiration alike
Of Democrats and Republicans We
make these observations not to create
or encourage any schism in the Demo-
cratic ranks but as matter Of simple
justice. Their force must be admitted
by candid Democrats Of whom there IS
not one who may support Prof VII
Iiams but viii feel that he has done him
self and his District an honor in so do
ing
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23

When Senator Thurman denounced
land grants so feroeiously in his Cincin-
matt speech. little did he think what cru
city he was doing to poor Hubbell, who
voted to make slight donation Of SIR
million acres Of the public lands to a
railway corporation
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23
sHEREFF's
PR CLAMATION

rT1EE qualified Electors Of Delaware
County are hereby notified that gem
eT al election will be held. as required by
law, at the usual places Of holding elections
in said county, ON the
nth day of october, AID. 1870,
At which time and places will be chosen,
BY ballot, the following State aud county
Officers, tO-wit:
I Secretary of State,
I Supreme Judge,
I Comptroller of the Treasury,
1 Member of the Board Of Public Works,
I Representative to Congress,
1 State Senator,
l Judge of the Court Of Common Pleas,
Member of the Board of Equalization,
County Auditor,
Sheriff,
Prosecuting Attorney
Coroner,
County Commissioners.
Infrmary Director.
The Trustees of the several Townships in
said County are required to furnish the
CIe4 k of the Court tsf Common Pleas the
following number Of urors for their re-
spective townships, fo-wit;
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23
PUBHEC sAEE.

r WILL offer for sale, at my residence
one-half mile north OF the Marysville
and Del4wart Turnpike, on The west side
OF the SclOtO river, on
Monday, September 20, 1870,
all my personal property, consisting of 3
head OF Horses, s heRd OF Cattle s head of
good teeu1ng Hogs, IS head of stock Hogs,
II head of sheep, about 600 shocks OF guUu
Coin, Hay in the Stack, one two.hofse
Wagon, sets OF Harness, Farming Imple-
ments, Household aud Kitchen Furniture.
sale to @ mmence at 10 o'clock A. nj,
Terms made known on day of sale.
ALBERT HARMON.
]. N. WELSH. Aucuioneer. II
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23

To avoid having names returned that are
now in the Jury Box, the attention OF Trus-
tees is directed to the following list of
names remaining in the box, tO-wits
Elijah Abbott. Brown TIP,
Henry =. Rust, Berlin .
William Jackson, ,............t Oncord "
William DaV s,.-..... ...... Delaware "
Thomas Potter, ,.............. .
John Milier.................... =
John B. Jones, s,.................... Radnor "
James kyle,...................-...... 81 "
John Gorbitt,............... -.-.OXford g
John w. Cone, ......... ...... Tho Ompson
Trustees will be careful to give The full
names OF the Jurors returned--plainlS
Written-each Trustee signing has maine to
the list.
WILLIAM BROWN,
sep16-te Sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23
Lectures.

nROF. SUTLIFF, of Cleveland, VIII
i deliver course of lectures nn Moaern
Spiritualism in the Town Han at sunburv
commencing Saturday evening, October
lst, 1870.
Ali are cordially invited to attend and
hear the subject fairly Investigated Ad-
mission free. Nv
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23
auditor nf state,
By JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.


BE Wise and Save Money
PROFITS divided annually 1gith P0licVh0Idera.
rhe C0NTINENTAL Is tina g1{esf and bogf
ms. COnlpan9tGn WelU York and divides prof
it, with her PoIicyholders each and every
year.
Com. BARNES says in his 1863 Tns Reports,
'' The FIRST RANK among me NelU York State
ENTAIL"
Money Can BE Saved
by insuring I'm this old, solid and reliable
Company. No Steam special hazards TAX
en-. Dwellings, EtOrPat Churches and Farm
Property can secure geggf cheap rates IN tho
CONTINENTAL.
CALL SOON AND GET YOUR POLICY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23
THE PATENT
THE PATENT
NATIONAL COFFEE POT !,
For Making Coffee or Tea RecoFdtng 8
10 the Approved French Method
THE AROMA ALL BEING RETAINED.

II is warranted 10 save one-third Of the
Cuffee or Tt a, and without extra trouble
will make a uniformly superior beverage,
and will save ten tunes its cost in one year,
besides being a great luxury.
1t is as simple as the ordinary Coffee Pot,
ana quite as durable, and afIer a taalr trial
may be returned, if the above statements
are not found strictly true. EeveTy family
and hotel should have one.
The following is selected from numerous
teStim. niHls to tue value of the n at1Onal:"
TREMOHT HOUSE, CHICAGO.
GENTLEMEN :-Sinee / have used your
Naif0nal C1ffes Pot in the fremont where
did use eighteen pounds of Goftee by the
Old method, now use thirteen pounds pei
day. 1t is much better, and more pal
ataDle, all the aroma being retained. 1t is
the bs 81 coffee have made in all my expe-
rience ofthe last thirty-thi ee years. feel
much pleased in recommending tnts Ma
tsonal Office POI t. the propfietors of hO-
tells and restaurants Throughout the eonti-
nent of America, as an unsurpHssable in
ventiOn of a conre pot-superIOr 10 any
him Ihave yet seen.
NrraTr ffT11T
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23
HON. SAMUEL
SHELLABARGER

will speak at Delaware on Saturday
Afternoon, Oct. 9Th. The mere an
nouncement should be sufficient to Sc
cure large gathering.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23

The Best New Years GIFT
That any man can give nis family is
m nUF1EI 81 LIFE or NEW YORK.
The Mutual Life Is the aqfea Life Co. so
the world.
diyidesGN l7gQjlta with Pol
Tie Mutual Life divides annually cash divi-
The Mutual Life has over sssoo8.eoo cash as
The Mutual Lifa has no Premium Notes nor
The Mutual Lie makes the yargeR addi-
ti0als to her Policies.
The Mutual Life has more Life Policies ia
Delaware than al other Lie Companies
doing business here. thus proving the
good sense and cgrefWk prtdence ana lCia10W
Room Vel Tor A few rnora. Don't 1lsFav. DON'T
aCaste mon eU only Om trtdea. Call at once
and make a sure provision for the nroteo-
Life or Endowment Policies Issued.
Life ESitrCgllce Is te n0l1o on ne Etfsla3Ro fFio
Father. reaching rom ne grnUe % comfort
and sustain ne Eo1aelV tgge, and 70 educate
and cLotlae MS cAfldre1-
GEO. q EATON, Agent.
CERTTFICATE on AUTHORITY.
Auditor Of States once
DEPARTMENT OF LzssURAEcEf
It is hereby certiftd. that ahe MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. located at New
York CITY In the State d New YORK. has
this State. relating to Life Insurance Com
paUfrs, for the current year ana mas uAeo
in this ONCE sworn statement Dy the
proper Officers thereof showing tt8 comdi-
ff0u and business atfhe date OF aH1n state
ment, December 8lRf, 1883 to be ae l0llOWa
ASSETS.
Value Of Real Estate by Com
pany....s..,. aduAi1If vl
@oun1 2. Loans on mo. 25179 4s
Amount If Bonds, stocks and
other Securities owned by
the Company ..-....-...-...- 5lo5bi1fo 90
e items... ii'i. 81 ...i....... o@s anu a25ess Oh
Amount of Interest, Premiums
longing to the Company 2,S54,0s7so
Net AmOuts Of all Aaaets.........l98l,0 ,0i7,82o %
Liza BTLITUEg.
/ Net amount Of unpaid lossas
and claims against the Com
pHny .......s......s- -........-. $3.50 i814 10
\ Net reserve at a per cent. inter
/ est for reinsurance
1T, I4,s24225 70
m ~ Ist, .................... 7,las.O59 IS
Total Liabnities.....,.............822,2i8Isa 8Isa Y
INCOME
Amount actually received
during the yeHr Ia Cash ..........5 q 1913 On
EXPENDITURE
/ Actual Expenditures during
the year in Cash ,;...:;.sa 5l4,O5l
4 Number of Policies in force
at end of the year .................No. G0672
the yrar..............,..,........sls8 sis,57s AZ
Mum bHr and amount Of Poll
cfes which have ceased to
/ be in force during the year
from all causes, No. 1882
23,s28 4s0 Os
In Witness Whereof, ] have
nrrfeu a1n q HH1Hr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23

In Witness Whereof, i have
~ hereunto subscribsd my
(sEAL) name, and caused the Seal
~ Of my ONCE to be nfhEed
the day Hnd year above writ
ten.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-15
AVIS.

(tOEFORMEMENT A UN ORDRR DE LHONORA-
~ bic Quatriame Cour de District de In Nouvelle
Orleans date du 28novembre, 1870 Lee soussi9n6s
NOMINEES commssaires par La dite cour, a la requ&se
de La Vile de La Nouvene Orleans, ct conform6meEt
une resolution du consen de ville dams le but d
rouverture de Ia rue de fUnion dams le Premier
District, de 10 rue des Dryades Ia rue des Reua-
parts. suivant IN plan dressA par L. II. Pile
arpenteur, don't copie est enregistree Ia dste
Quatr1eme Cour, proposent dOuv1ir 10 dite RIO
CONNIE suit
rue des Dryades o Ia rue des Remparts, dams ur .
etendue en- longueur de centquatre-vingt-o
pleds ct dix pOuces, sur une largeur unifoTme do
trente-deux peds ct un pouce. La dite rue devArS
etre Ouverte conformemert au plan d6pos4 poyIr
reference spectacle
Avis est donne toutes personnes int6reeseee QUO
les commissaires soussgnes ont d6pose des copiss
fouverture de Ia dite rue, avec un plan aunexe.
au CRETE de la dite Quatrieme Cour de District,
pour etre inspectAB par les interess6s ct que le
rapport des dts assessments ct destinations par
les dts commissaires sera preseute la dite Cour
pour stre par ellie confines oonf0rneinent u loi
lie MERCRED1, ianvier. 1871.
TOutes les personnes don't les drOits on Les int&
rAts peuvent sen trouver aiectes pourront exposer
leurs objections par ecrit, dix jours apr6s la der
Mere publication de Get avis. Les dites objections
devant 6tre deposAes ct enregistrees CRETE do
La dite Quatrieme Cour de District ain que les dits
commissaires s0ussignes puissent reprendre en- con-
sideratiOn ct alt4rer on amender leurs dits es-
easements ct estimanons sis 10 jugent convs-
rable avant de les presenter pour etre confrmes,.
commencement IN lci
JOHN L. LEWIS
LOUIS ST. MARTIN, -.
OSCAR ARROYO,
dell Is d % Commissaires.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-15
Odd Fellows, Hall.
Size Davenport Brothers.

The performances of these mysterious
men are t,uiy wonderful iand inexplieable.
BuA to the majority. of the very large and
intelligent audience, their manipulations, or
those agents who manipulate for them,
would be mAeh more satisfactory and graft
flying If they could have the evidence Of
their eyesight, as we'll as that Of their ears.
But this is strictly forhilden-possibly by
the spirits, who evidently prefer darkness
to light. Our well-knowE fellow-citizens,
I. N. Marks and Richard Flower were
selected by the audience to see fair play
and detect humbug. They discharged their
duty ably and intelligently, SO far as mere
amateurs could do this. They were unable
to detect the least flaw or deception, and
protested that all was fair, as 10 doubt it
was. Our excellent and jolly friend, Dave
Bidwell, also was called upon to assist
in one Of the most intricate scenes. Judge
Leaumont took charge Of one of the regular
performers to see that lie cut up no scollops
in the dark, and at the same time held in re-
straint a forlorn- looking youth, who appeared
70 be ambitious of the distinction OF be-
coming volunteer throu gbout the evening,
much to the amusement Of the audience.
The whole, including performance and au-
dience, was pleasant and lively. The Dav-
enpOrts appear two nights more.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-15

whore there Is often unnecessary and willfnl
obswuction Of the tracks, thereby delaying
the cars and causing b serious loss Of time
70 businese men who use them.
Tho Administrator suggests that ON at-
tentive and iudicious officer be placed on
duty from Camp to Magazine, on Poydrae
street, and on Magazine from Poydras to
Common street, with instructions to regu-
late the passage of street cars and other
vehicles on those thoroughfarcs. The Ad-
ministrator adds his opinion that tho oars
have the right of way, unobstructed by
heavy-draught and slow-moving vehicles.
The views expressed by Administrator
Lewis will be endorsed by anyone who has
witnessed the pig-headed obstinacy with
which the driver of a heavily laden vehicle
will place his load of semiinerti9 on the
track of q street railroad, and while he
could easily turn to either side of the street,
will for scores of yards plod his snail-like
way, with surly chuck1e at the idea that
he is making one or perhaps two carr full of
passengers await his frowsy leisure.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-15
GOVERNMENT SALE.

TE1HBRE WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
Il on board the United states ironc lads lying Just
below the Crescent City aaughterhouse, on
WEDNESDAY, December 81, at II o'clock A. M. the
following articles account of the Bureau of Pro-
visions and Clothing United States Navy Depart.
ment.
INVOICE NO. /.
Senr hundred and forty 44O) pounds Bread.
Sixtv.four f64A pounds Preserved Mee7
Two hundred t2o0) pounds Flour.
Ninety So) pounds Rice
Sixty-iye (65) pounds Dried Apples.
One hundred and forty l4ol pounds Sugar
Nine 10y pounds Oplong Tea.
Sixty-nine t69) pounds Coffee
Fifty-four (54) pounds Butter.
Thirty -seven t57l gallons Beans.
ThIty-one t3i) gallons MOlasses.
One hundred and seventeen ON gallons Vinegar.
INVOICE NO. 2.
Five hundred and Eftyeight t'Sa) pounds Mess
Beef.
Eight hundred and thirty four tS3E pounds Pork.
Four hundred and seventeen go pounds Pre-
served Meat
Two hundred and eightytwo t237) pounds Flour.
One hundred and fort y-one ti4ll pounds Pickles.
Two hundred and forty three (2i3) pounds Sugar.
One hundred and forty lone (l4l) pounds Rica
Thirtytwo 1877 pounds Black Tea.
One hundred aud twenty-one ll2ll pcnDds Rio
Coffee.
Seventy t7o) pounds Butter.
Fifty-seven 81 gallOns Beans.
Twenty t20 gallons Moaasses.
Twenty {2O) gallons Vinegar.
Forty i4oj Bread Bags.
Forty t4o) Half Barrels.
Also one ~ lot old Scales and Weights.
The above articles will be sole hy invoice Those
IN Nc. being damaged.
Terns-Cash.
A. Fl. NELSON,
del4it p. A. Pay master United States Navy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-15
PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF
TEMPORARY ADOBE BUILDINGS,
AT FORT QEITNIAN, TEXAS.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS,
San Antonio, Texas, November Z, 1870. !
CEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE, OF THE
~ form furnished by the undersigned, will be re-
celved at this office, until IL NJ, ON THURSDAY.
the twenty.third day OF February, 1871 for the
erection OF the following temporary buildings at
Fort Quitman, Texas, viz:
One set Majors Quarters.
Pour sets Captains Quarters.
Sight sets Lieutenants Quarters
Four sets Barracks.
Que Adiutaats Office
One set Quartermasters Stables.
One Quarternasters Etorehouse with Office
One Commissary Storehouse with office. N
One GuardhOuse.
Two sets Cavalry Stables.
Plans and specifications can be examined al the
United States Quartermaster's Office at Washing
ton, District Columbia; New Orleans Louisiana;
Fort Quitman, Texas, and at the Office Of the De-
pot Quartermaster. San Antonio, Texas.
Details and requirements furnished by the IN
dersigned ia copy of the latter with this advertise
nent), 10 be furnished to each proposal offered.
JAMES A. EKIN
Chief Quartermaster, Department Of Texas
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