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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-17
An Indlctm ent.

The history Of King Alcohol il
a history of shame and corruption
Of cruelty, crime, rage and ruin.
He has taken the glory Of healtl
from off the cheek, and place.
there tile reddish hue Of the wint
cup.
He las taken the lustre from the
eye, and made it din and blood.
shot.
lie has taken beauty and comeli
ness from the face, and lefc it ill
shaped aud bloated.
lie has taken strength from the
limbs, and made them weak and
totteiing
lie has taken frmness and elias
ticity from the step and made it fal-
tering al d treacherous.
He has taken yigor from the arm
and left habbiness and weakness.
He has taken vitality from the
blood, and filled it with poison and
seeds of disease and death. He
has transformed this body, fearful
" and wonderfully made-God's
master iece Of animal mechanism
into vile, loat thsome, sinking
mass Of humanity.
He has entered the brain-the
/ temple Of thought-dethroned rea,
son, and made it red with folly.
He has taken the beam of intel
IIigence from out tue eye, and eX
change for it the stupid stare Of Id
iocy and dullness.
lie has taken the impress of en-
nobled manhood from off the face,
and left the mark Of s5nsuality aud
brutishness.
He has b,fbed the tongue to ut
ter madness and cnrsing.
He has turned the lips to songs
Of ribaldry and reveling.
He has taken cunning from the
hands and turned them from deeds
Of usefulness to become instru-
ments of brutality and murder.
/ He las broken the ties Of friend
ship ard planted the seeds of en-.
nifty.
He has made the kind indul-
gent father brute, tyrant, a muir
derer.
He has transformed the loving
mother mo a very tiend Of british
incarnation.
He has made obe lient and afec-
tionate sons and daughters the
breakers of hearts and the destroy,
ers of homes,
He has taken luxuries from of
the table, and has compelled men
to cry on account of famine, and
to beg for bread.
He has stripped backs Of their
broad cloth and silks, and clothed
them with rags.
He has stolen mems palaces, and
given them novels in exchange.
He has taken away acres, and
given them not even a decent buri-
al place in death.
He has filed our streets and
ways with violence and lawless-
ness.
He has complicated our laws and
crowded our courts.
He has filled our houses Of cor
rection and penitentiaries to over
flowing.
He has peopled with his multi
tude our poor houses,
He has Strengthened us for room
in our insane asylums.
He has filled our world with tears
and groans, with poor and helpless,
with wretchedness and want,
He has taken away faith, and
hope, and charity; yea, and all
that is lovely and of good report,
and given despairs, infdelity, en-
nifty, and all the motion and deeds
of wickedness.
He has banished Christ from the
heart, and created 4 hell within.
He has wrecked and enfeebled
the bodies shattered and destroyed
the minds; imperiled and damned
the souls of our fellow men.
These are the counts of our in
dictment. Let the world judge Of
the truth,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-17

Fayette Chapter Royal Arch Masons
meets on the Wednesday evening before tn
full moon: Mills Gardner, H P; J
F. Ely King; A. G. Johnson, Scribe; J
P. Robinson, Q. H.; A M. Stimson, P. s.
II. L. Robinson, R. A. O.; j. p. Popeioy
G. NJ, I'd Vale; John MiIlikan, g. M. q
Vale; R. A Robinson, q. NJ, lst Vale
John Miser, Tr, B. H. MlllIkan, Sec'y
L. c. Karney, Guard.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-17

In the distribution of the new is
sue of currency the South has only
asked for one. third of its share.
The West has got a little more than
its share. 1t is said all demands
can be easily answered without
any redistribution.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-17

Mr.. Stinson, colored convicted
at the last term of the Superior
Court of North Carolina, of fcommit-
ting rape on an aged white woman,
was hanged yesterday in the Raj
eigh jail-yard.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-17

The assessment ofclerks has been
going on vigorously in the Interior
Department since the retirement of
Mr.. Cox. The New York clerks
have been assessed and compelled
to pay, no excuses whatever being
taken.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-17

The Democracy have carried
West Virginia by Il small majority
and have elected two OF the three
members of congress, and a major
ity of the Legislature, insuring the
election of a Democratic United
States Senator.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-17
l. O. G. T.

Ray of Hope Temple No. 800 meets Mon
day Eeveningsat their Hall in Ely's block
W G, r., pr. E. @. Hamilton; W. W
T., MISS Lide McElwain; W. R S., Geo
McCaudless; W, F $, David Elliott; W
4. Mrs j B. Priddy; W. M, James T
Gould; W lie, Miss Alice Stewart; W
Q. G r. j. fireman.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-17

The official vote of all the coun-
ties of Indiana has been re ceived.
The Democratic majority on the
State ticket is 2,458.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-17

The Mexican Government cor
daily assents to the survey OF Ie-
hauntepec for ship canal.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-17

The census. of Ohio complete
shows a population of 1862, ,302-
a gain of 3I2, 79I in ten years.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-17

The picture frame Manufactory
of o. Z. Myers d Co. was burned
in Boston Thursday night Loss,
100000.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-17

Two men from Xenia were made
the victims of a highway robbery
near DAYTON, on Thursday night
They we're badly beaten and gagged
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-17

The census returns indicate the
total population of tile United
States as between thirty-eight and
forty millions.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-17

The abolition of the Patent office
Bureau will be urged upon the next
Congress.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-11-17

Among the 1,100 members of
the Michigan University 20 are
women,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28
pRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARrMESr, March Is, 1870,
Sealed proposals for furnishing brATlOhkRY
for the year sndlnE Jane &c., ISL, will ba IetsiVed
ht this Department unhl the 2sth day Of April,
blank iOfnS Tor Bidding will be furnished upon
FhS 6lds yilI DO considered aud accepted or TO-
GentrSSls muSi be executed by tho successful
bidders within tSn days GftST being called upon 80
The articles sontraelsd for must bs furnished
from time to Tine d1LinE The year, in qu4n1iitsa
entire quantities win, however, be called for
Zach proposal must be signed by the individual
or arm making II, and be accompanied by a bond
ZIP IN w sS sI ~ "a
hesT Of tho district In which the suTelies Tetds or
pArlmsnt, eopditonsd upon the execution o. a
slss = may b awarded under Il. GRd the per.
All SsiSsitss viii BE- subject to inspection By an
expert detained for the purpose by the Secretary OF
uss VA Ss sss ne delivery o! an iniSrlSr Ar
contrast A. the option Of the Secretary,
N DellYeTieg mgst bq nee o. charge Al the Treasury
M eohtlnst Nh SSsR IN ,Ssy Sss order uadSr
tire penAltY o. the bond, ot the BSerstsry Of the
TleAsprY nay dltYet the puFohags, IN open mar,
ICY 81 SaHs 9 SSSH *. an sI!olss sa 5.
failure, aud charge to the oontEaotor1 fity' psI
cSLtum Of the price hieh II shall 30 fouhd noess
sAIy 10 pay for such ATtiglga. ||II-'-I' ~
hIogoIals unaee9aps9iad 6y a.atlsiAelory boRd
IwlrdSd only % established manufactured Of d
~'- = ~ 6iORdK s. BoUTwELL,H
mA&Selm Secretary Of the Treasury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Thls court transacted
no business yesterday.

suPRKSm CoURT or THE DISTRICT or Co.
LUMBIA-G General Ttrm.-Chlef Justice Cart
ter and Justices Olln and Wyllo sat IN 5dne.
yesterday, until noon.
Oassini ys. Carroll and Fltzhugh.
Appeal dismissed.
Mekelden B Bailera Argument con.
eiuded and decree reserved.
Williams ct al. We. May et al. Report Of
auditor confirmed.
Fletcher 70. Commissioner Of Patents.
Argument on rule, by VIM. +. Miller. Ap-
plicatlon for madamus refused, and case
DOugherty vs.. o'BrlAn. Appeal dis.
missed.
Walker Va. Kerner. Appeal dIsmissed.
IN, r. Joseph 7. Martin. Appeal dis
Bell vs.. Thornton, and Corbltt vs. Bait. and
Ohio Railroad Co., and Bush, Baum. and
Co., vs. Wilmington, all concluded.
ASSIGNMENT ron TO-DAY.
O'Neill ys. Kavanagh, Baker vs.. Corpora-
tlon OF Washington, Butler vs.. Hill, Easily
vs.. Easily, United States ys. Lot 4, Square
50, Coltman vs.. Adams, Phnnix Insurance
Company ys, Bailey, Angus a Lewis W.. Cox,
Redwood vs.. Metropolitan Railroad Com
pauy. In re. Mary McCutehen.
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

oEFIcE CHIEE CoNH'T OF sUBusrEsoE,)
DEPlETnIET oT DiKoTL.
sp,,Vn s. PAgL, miss. April I, ls73;,
eeiyed At the once Of the A, d, g Al Port shaw
i n n ioT until Y SSlS &c. H..
E 8ls w. sSs% W., Ei q s sSi
BsEsT, RsaT Piano1a CITY. from June ,ls7O. 70
The humber o. companies At pressut at these
The Beef 70 BE- Of G9sd mGrEsiaSis quality.
In equal pIoportiona Of fore and hind qlaTterst
ana dsiiysfsi a Shsss Pcs,s u such aSlSss and
At TS tines A. Ray % EsqGir,d
Joint, and the breast trimmed down
The shanks 81 fore quarters shall be cut OF from
hind quarters from slK 10 eight lnehsS shove the
Eamhrel or hook Joint
At one n or Al aiI tbe pests hboVe Sams5 po0'
dress Of each member thereof Bidders are Invited
Bach bid to secure consideration must contain a
written guarantee from two responsible parties 10
the effect that the bidder Is able fulfil contract
will At once enter into a contract In IooiTdGnes
his securities, diving good and LpiieiSni bonds
LOT Us ulhilmeGt The fssponsibiiity, Of the
q The uaited stats District Attorney, 10 be In.
OGsrsd. WV VI A'' ''u'
Payments to be made at each post monthly IN
sueh funds as may be on hAad II none on hand,
.GGS' fis 5ai 'Hf si ifEoSo
'oI' sA.S CAT 3: BY Lieu. CO., Sib y l.,
Gpls.td O. q, 8, Dept Of Dakota.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28
shA qSR s ALE n

Captain Of Ordnance. Breyet Lent, CO.. d. A. A.
ComdE. Augusta Arsenal. Spa5-td
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28
PROPOSALS FOR PEPSI BEEF AND BEEI

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BKRR AND BRBR
Il o..,c. o.. ggATTLh s,
DEPAnrnEsr o. rHE hIs.opEi,
s..,., 81; L9UIs, No. March n 80
atRori LeAysnworth. KInsAs. A ne once d he
Uepol OommihAAry' unnl " n. FRIDAY, April ",
sl9, for supplying net Beef from the block at the
IoiioWlnE posts
RRoIt, HaIseIs hansaS'
EeIt Wallase, Kansas.
lort LAined' Kansas.
Fort Dodge, k1eaas,
S oTt Iy SPp 6clo 9sH T Ts5IE,a9TI
EoIt RsynolaS. COLORADO TsIfitory.
nSH OArlahd. Col0rad9 Territory. ,,,
duriss he sumner. a. Il Is eTpsctsd tSai he
Troops viii be In the held,
posts n sTeupSi Ports LsrSSd and Dodge. ,Sii6
FlP s8pPiI rgT as snS hy And "AhAss'
Bids will be considered for any q the posts sspa:
r. e. ISt any 'W0 three or four posts or all
The eontraets will All DO for one year. sOmmsns-
Ing iulI $50 bit bidders mp,t state their prices
The YssrT.hAtls, for the periOds endlng September
y. b,9, pseember 81 loO' March 81 ISL, aud
PTePSssl. win state whether tho msa. will be
Furnished from Indian (rsHAs) Cattle or from
Ths BAsi must be prime and hrSt.elAls. with
equal portions Of lore and hind QuAItera, tneeka,
sh.nks, A9s Kidney tAli9T 70 6s EXCLUDED. Tbs
ysTlsbIl j9Int, aud ihs breast trimmed down. Ths
ID four inohss SboTs ia fnse Joni .nd ~ ma
sa1rlsrS RON ~ to sllht inshss above ne Ia9'
brol or heck loiHt Each beef, when so dressed,
mqst net a least too ,P9unds. 49,,
The contractor Will be required 70 furnish ,Weigh
and issue the Beef on the order Of the Pest CommiS
aaIY.
The place from which % issue the Beot Will be
furnished by the uoyernment, as well as tTsns-
poftAuon for the Beef from the place OF slaughter
70 the place Of issue The place OF alauEhteT will
30 determined upon by the commanding omesr Of
AZ POr. WAllAes the doIernmen. will furnish a
RG TSs snbtrasos AZ easS Of M most. um n.
HniIed 20 hnHe on hsnd M ~ PSsi BY ne nrst q
100 tons .E with EhH6 70 tSSa his herd
ESES;Sf;; l5FSs months a @sl
entIs SI sAeh ma ~ az ne
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28
Proposals.


oIIIoE OF AcrIHd CoMnIsaLRI OF SuBstsTHNcE,l
boEr MADswohrI, n; Y, r., April !, $50
PTSPSssI.; iP ShaPSas With soPJ ms ad-
for supplying TRssH BEEF TO the iroops's It this
The said Beef to bs fresh, Of a good, marx stable
quality. ~ equal proportions % fore and hind
quarters, tnoeks, shAnks. and k,dnsy.tGlloW 10
bs excluded and to be delivered a this post free
time, required BY and On such days as The eo1S
mAndinG oneeT shall designate, not exceeding four
The nesks Of the cattle for bssf 10 be
delivered under this Agreement shall Be eni % II
the fourth yeTtebTAl Joint and the breast tTmmsd
OF from three to four inches above the kass Joiai
Abd Of hind quarters from six 10 eight inches
above the gAmbrel or hook ioihL
Separate proposals. "a duplicate, will also BE- re-
aud date above mentioned, Tor supplying com mia
aitned officers and their families stationed A. this
post Or supplied thsrefrom, with such choice PTssh
Beei A. they nay, from tine 10 time, require, hueh
as siLlein and PortsT-house steak. stAhdihE obs,
Thsss sonlrasts to be in force sig months Or such
eommeleinE on the IN day Of June. le70, and Sub
ss' 10 ~ 5hs 1PPI9T1 q thS Commanding osasrAl Of
In case otfAiluTs OF deficiency IN the quality or
quantity o. frssh Beef stipplA 10 be daivsrsd,
then The gommisGary at FORT wATdSWoTth, New
h.Ssy 81 paIehass h SSsE y sSPp' ~ De
charged with the difference Of cost,
The contractor will be required 10 enter into
bonds for the sum ottwo thousand, dollars, signed
must DO me nnOned In the bids.
The proposals Will be opened At II o'clock, m.
on tie 7th OF May, 1870, At Fort WRdsYoIth, New
YORK HaIGori a! which time and place bidders are
Proposals wili be marked Proposals for Beef, -
second Lieutenant, LIST irtiilSTT' iS,cS.s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

oII1cE AorIN0 CoHn'T o. BuBrsrENoH.
,,hunHREEaBoao'l TlEN,, ApIil 4, lsO.
b the nndersigSed AZ this once. AZ " "a, MAY &
$50, aud opened At that time and place, for fur.
nishinE the troops stationed At MurfreetboTo',
Tenn. with Fresh Beef o. good qualify,
10 equal proportions Of fore and hind quArtsru, sE
elnsiye Of neoka, shAnkn and kidney taliow.
heeks 70 be cat OF at fourth yeTtshrai Joint, and
breast trimmed doWnI ahanka Of the fore quarters
70 be out of four inches above the ee.Ioint aud
othlnd CLUSTERS eight lnthea above the hook ioint,
The Beef be delivered free Of cost TO the troops
On such days and IN spoh quantities as may be,
from line 70 time, required by the proper Aulhnrs
iea-the contract TO continue 10 fofea siE months,
oT such less time a. The Commissafy General may
direct, and subject 10 his APPROVAL eommenoinT %
the llth day Of May, 1870,
Upon acceptance o. the Offer, security and bond
In the sum Of ave thousand dollars will b. req uired
Tor the faithful performance o. tho contract
The right 20 reject any or all bids which may not
be deemed to the interest Of the 0oyeFnmSnt 10
accept IL reserved,
for FTesh Beef ~
Bidders may b, present At the opspipg Of pro.
Apls.d Second Lieu. lltn Inf AOB
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

making the duty one cent. per pound, instead
OF two and half He advocated his amend.
ment In the interest OF the cotton planters OF
At a. low duty a. possible. He showed that
cotton was best protected from FIRE when
bound with Iron hoops, and that the fact Of
rate. S SSs' had n Es sSIy SGSG:d Re
charged that In this whole bill the South was
Hnl.lily treated. A high rate o. duty We
did not produee, while Whist Il aid produce
t,ueh a. sugar, for instnnes) was not ade-
The sopsidsSs,Ion OF the bill was here inter.
Euptsd 70 read telegram from Richmond,
TAI. morning. and - EililaE Of fOrty persons
me RE rs.dipE Of the dispatch created a pro-
found sensation 10 the House.
Mr.. Oox suggested WHISTLER y would not be
oeipt OF this Intelligence he did not thlnk the
HOUSE was IN humor TO do business.
Mr. 5ehenok said the intelllgenos was GER
tsr sSy By sdjouTninG he would have 'I no OBJ
lection, But under the circumstances, ne
shouEht the House had best proceed with lie
Mr. COX did not lnaist on hia motion.
Inc tAtin bill was then resumed, and Mr..
Logan, OF Ill, aAid an appeal had been made
,ors lover tariff on behalf Of the cotton. In.
o. The hay Interest, Tor these Ties were also
NJ, Logan, 81 IN Z, said he believed he knew
long TO the Committee OF Ways and Means.
He had had some experience IN baiinE hay and
eallng cotton, and had used these ties. He
proper sense OF the term. II was nothing but
band Iron, cut with q cold ohlsel, and II could
be manufactured as well In blacksmith shop
MT. Logan concluded by moving to amend
the amendment by making the duty one and
three quarter cents. This was agreed to.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

oTTIoE @, s. 8. Dnr. Nm,
sp,,vn pv1s sIAhs; n. n.IeA 8, lsio.
DAY May q $50. Tor The delivery Of the following
a stn IN bss9S q me C0mni''ArT Department
Eod gnion, n. n, H.00 pounds Bacon.
ESTt %inE;ts T. 3. O SSP PSSsd S. Ssson.
Fort Stanton, N. NJ, ii, 90 poun Bacon
ESSEE fSs sS:d n aS PP pound: Bacon Bacon
koI B bssssoni ~. ls,9l goGnds bacon.
FSTs SeRss ao'ssdS 30 S RofBG sa.I Bacon.
xoEi SnmmipgsI y, NJ 1900 pouSds Baeon.
Delivery viii not b required until January !.
also s@9Sni a what tine hey Vii rs Be- SSS
The bacon fpTSiIhSd ubdeS these contrasts must
b made fIom healthy hoGs, in good eoHdltlon whom
cured, put up IN slsgls Eunny sacks o. 100 pounds
net each. marked With name OF ntraetor and date
S.seS g &c Po S1S SHS s g.
TRs fSrs %rsi Ss s2SIn e The 9Ss' MSss
ponds net, marked with name Of contractor. date
az 81 "a ,3s S. SA AZ
anoaSt y ne GaIIsd sI.iss ~ pGTnSnt q The
BIDS must be made sepGfIieiy for each post pro-
posed % supply. Tive Of more fully responsible
Bona q az Hi ISSs u Il! SSsou snS PS.k s "
isrsd In the bid, Ia ease the bidder indor.sd BY
The usual fsauiismshts Of biddsrs, A. indicated
In previous adyeItisamenta fIom this oiice, must
Z: SSSSPsS ss II: Ts' e Ria: W H Pc s:
ar. ON ne 1G pg,:.5 %'n
By Of bF'V a1tHs asi;Es q W T1sss!y
Gp4-td BvL MAJ. And o. .. o, 9. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

GOVERNMENT SALE.
Al the Augusta Arsenal, near Augusta, osor-
WEDNESDAY, MAY q, $50.
at 10 o'slGek, an the following property!
80 sprinsacId Rias Musksls.
100 shArp,s and BuTnalds's CAFblnea.
Navy ReyOlyera. (Gonfed. mHnu.l
o'oOO Parts OF SETS OF Infantry and Cavalry Ac-
400 Spare Parts Of Small Arms.
fl Cavalry Saddles
40 CqTD Brides aud other Parts Of Horts
Equipments
li6 Horse Blanketa
q sutelngleS.
rs Pairs Of Spurs and slraps
-. ,a,ge9 Rounds Caroline Cartridges.
S q 6 Pereg!ssion Gaps tor Muiksls.
iSPGIts q Artillery Harness and Equip.
rs Pounds S y,.Ds9usA'Ig:n Scrap.
81 Sets Mule Harness.
lot Of small articles. including a quantity Of
second hand BlaeksmithA', CArpenters', and HAT.
a quSs{ity, q shoyels. Spades. scythsu. Grind
ALSO,
] Portable Steam Engine, 2.horse power
Shsin Lathe, q foot swing,
screw Lathe, lb-foOl swing,
Slide Rest Lathe.
bPounds Phosphorus, gross weight.
900 Pounds Refined Chlonate Of PotAssa.
% UAllcus Green Turpentine,
The Phosphorus and chlorAts Of Potassa are OF
Terms q :ai'' Cash, on day qs,.I si,o,,v
Captain Of Ordnance. Brevet Lieut. Col o. e. A..
Condo. Augusta Arsenal. apa5-td
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28
Pronosala.


oIPIeg or THE A. C.B,,l
swLIEr's Pour. N, " ~, ApTlIlR is1O.
NATL Il ei6si. m, on 2oSDiY. Nay IA. 80,
BY The undef,lEuedt ~ willsi's Poini, New YORK
RLssh Beef from JusoI j. is7i, 70 November 10, 1870
The ,e!a.ysloPes inslosigg pr9posa,s must y "a.
Thsfresh beefls 70 Be Of good marketable quality,
With equal proportions OF fore and hind quarter
sudsd ana delivered a he sSIsnss ~ ~ con.
tractor, In such quantities and At such times a.
may be required.
No bid viii be entertained that IL not made By a
regular butcher, who must give his name In fall
his present place Of busineas and residences,
The manner Of making bids. requirements Of
bidders, &c, ATsths same A. stated ia advertise.
ms5t q June VI ls97 for proposals. foL raishisE
General subsittsnee, IN, r.
apIa "A - - ~ -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28
DIED..


RlDpALL-on the morning. Of The gJIh inst. -,
hlddAll, In the d6lh year Of her age
Her funetal VIII taks place this evening, al 4
o'clock, from the Issideuee Of her 1On-in.law
Wm. Handy, e,q No. 7si Thirtssnlh StrSst, be-
tween And str.ets, to which the fire IL Oh he
family are respectfully invited.
BALDWIN; On the evening Of the 10Th April
1870. after 40 illness Of several moaths, Mrs JEH
Bkt2wsiS, q wSs,hloatoP city, formerly %
she was lady Of nne intslleet, and for some
years gasA writer for several Of tho bost periodi
calls OF the North Her devotion as a widowed
mother vas sylaosd 10 the care with which she
iihesd for bis country. .
BAsT. On tbs evening Of tho 2sth inst, At IL
O'Clock, JohE BAsr, native Of Linoolnshire, BAG
this city, In the ed year Of his sEe.
The fuuoral will take plnos this evening, At
o'clock from bis late residence, 40 o street, be-
tween fourth aad Iifgh streets. The relatives and
friends Of the family are respectfully Invited 70
BRENNAN. On the 7slh IusiAsy, ats o'clock D.
m hggm HRAEsANI native Of ireland.
his funeral, which will lake plSce from biz late
Tesdsnea, yAekson alley, between First street east
and Mouth Capitol. Atto'eioek tits evShisE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

oHTIcs PUlcIAsua LHp DEPoT CoNF,l
mo. Hd sOuTH fouRTH srREur,l
br. Louis, No. April Q. 1870.
Sealed proposals Will be received st this once
until u ., clock M, fRIDAf. May ., $50 iof iuT.
nlahlnE the Subsistence Department. United States
$500 pounds Bacon. clear sides in sacks or
1000 pounds Breakfast Bacon. suEar.eured aud
oauyasssd, In boxes about 100 pounds each.
$40 pounds suEar.eured Hans, eluVAsssd. In
1000 pounds Choles Family PlOur, in barrels or
double sacks,
lo, 900 pounds Hard Bread, In boxes.
5000 pounds kiln dried Cora Meal, In barrels or
5000 pounds Rice, in barrels or double sacks,
l'UO pounds knn.dTiSd Homlny, In barrels or
double sacks.
10. 900 pounds sugar. equal to Btuarts &C." In
barrels or double sacks.
5000 pounds idGmGntino Candles. full weight in
Al. 800 pounds Loaf Lard, in eaddlss, packed in
cases.
The usual condition., which can be GsesrtAinsd
on Application At this once, will be required,
Proposals must be made In duplicate, on printed
forms, to be had At this once, ipdoTsed PRO
posals for -" tnaminE the Artioles,l and Ad-
JOHN W. TURNER,
aplSid BVL MAJ. Gen and .. 3.