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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-05
Greeley and Brown Mass Meeting
at fernando.

On Thursday last there was Il
grand rally Of the entire citizens of
DeSoto, there being on the grounds
not less than 5000 people, A splen-
did barbecue-dinncr was had, fine
band of music, and great enthusiasm
prevailed, The meeting was ad-
dressed by Judge E. Jetfords, one of
the electors at large for this State,
Hon, Robertson Topp, Oliver Gift
ton, Esq, formerly Mayor of the
city OF Jackson, Miss, and Major
II. II. Chalmers. The speakers
were all able, talented men, and ac-
quilted themselves handsomely.
Mr.. Clifton is quite a young man,
and his speech was especially cons
~plimeuted as being a very able eff
fort. Judge JefFords is too well
known as a fine speaker to need
comment. Maj. Chalmers acquitted
himself in his usual style by making
a splendid speech. Hon. Robertson
Topp entertained the audience with
a history of the corruptions he had
seen in the last three winters he had
spent in Washington, and read a
document which lie alleged to be
genuine, Of the agreement of the
Radical leaders made just after the
war, OF a plan to keep themselves IN
power by Il systematic course, which
had been carried out in the last
three years, lie claimed hat he
was under pledge not to publish it,
but hat he would vouch Tor lis au.
thenticity. We hope to see it in
print.
The Conservatives Of DeSoto arc
alive to the importance of action,
and a determined expression of pub
lie sentiment has been shown to take
hold of the issues OF the canvass in
earnest, and to work for success.
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mar'.aV lYri' .hl have paid th'
State its fI amount demanded,
Add el1 stand ready "a take tho
rHaI "a ME hands ~ the Receiver.
a. rrug.l rl fut under ibe decree Of
fla court, o. soon a. they shall have
raised and expended The a. 200 600
DO repairing the road, stocking and
completing &c.
TIE hr.i Thing the receivers FilI
30 sill be 90 repair and stock tho
road Then II they have sufficient
mcaas they will complete 1t by
bu5lliug track around Lookou,
Mountain % Cbattauooga. for which
the right % Nay has been granite
heretofore by the Legislature Of
Tennessee.
We congratulate the people Of
Chattanooga upon the favorable
prospect thu. opened to them. II is
true that the floating debt, including
all past due. 10 hborers and con
tractors. Is lost, ~ the Times has
told them il would be-, but all who
have suffered a loss OF their earnings
will now have an opportunity to
make their loss good by new bust,
ness, and il is certain that while the
road remained idle they never could
have done even this,
We desire to make this point as
plain AS possible, and we repeat that
no merchant, no laborer, aud nc
contractor will ever receive a SINGLE
dollar now due from the A. & G,
Railroad Company. That debt has
been wiped out utterly and com
pIctely by the adjudication in bank,
ruptcy, in which the company itseIt
hes acquiesced, as well as Mr.. j. G
Stanton, who claims to be the larg.
est individual creditor. The old A
& G. Railroad Company is defunet
The new company which has beer
formed and whi:h has purchased the
road aud lts franchises from the
State of Alabama, has no legal con.
nection with the old corporation ant
is not responsible for any Of its debts
although many of the individual
composing it may have been mem
bers Of the old company.
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Their vas q terrible strom of wind
aud rain commencing in Arkansas
and extending to Lake Erie, on
Saturday last. The town Of 0sceo-
la, Ark, was almost totally de-
stroyed. Great damage was done
in Nashville, Tenn.
TORONTO, September 30-A flu.
rious gale has been blowing on Lake
Ontario all last night and to-day.
The steamer Corinthian, which left
here yesterday, had to put back
from below Coburg. A raft be.
longing to Cook, valued at twenty,
five thousand dollars, was wrecked
near Coburg. The tug Advance.
ashore, Is total loss insured 70,
ten thousand dollars.
BUFFALO, N. T., September 3d.
The storm has abated. With the
exception OF loss OF calls and SPAR
by a few vessels, no marine disaster
occurred IN this vicinity. About
two hundred feet Of the new break
water IN front of the harbor wa
carried away.
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e4Hitn1a * 90 improve upon her
ps'sat. snI me n their guns uil
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sis sifru B8. I've told yoa moth
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liaie Mcudsn ! expected 10 God
aira H.ile tosn about Ike Sardis.
boz ts something larger, say I've
ersx i1'i. beings town u ten 20
fifteen thausanl Inhabitants, and the
New York, New Haven aud Boston
railroad runs ngh, through the cen.
ffr % q. There are several lsrge
Britannia wars manufactures in the
nIacs and very near the depot, and
! passed one On my say 10 and from
the Parker establishment, but | did
not have time 10 visit either.
IN The establishment OF Messrs.
Parker Brothers | spent several
hour. Capt. VIM. 7. Parker, the
active partner, had just returned
fr1m Europe the evening before, and
| only had the pleasure-4nd il was
a pleasure-of forming the acquaint-
ancc Of that pleasant and genial gen
tleman. The Messrs. Parker en-
ploy one hundred and forty hands,
AMI these are about equally divided
on the different parts of the gun.
The barrels are imported in the
rough and finished Oft in the estab-
li.hment, and with this single ex-
ception everything about the gun is
manufactured in the establishment.
About ifty guns are turned out
weekly, but orders are coming in so
rapidly that tho proprietors find it
will be necessary to double their force
and issue Que hundred instead OF
fifty guns every week. The latest
Improvement is the rebounding lock
the greatest security against accl-
dents has ever come under my OBJ
servation-and the "capper." The
latter is a simple but long needed
article for pressing the cap on the
cartridge, and sells at the low price
of one dollar at the factory.
The guns made by the Messrs
Parker vary in price from sixty tC
two hundred and fifty dollars, and
the barrels are OF laminated or Dam,
ascus steel. After going through
the extensive establishment, | hat
barely time to visit the sanctorum
of Mr.. W. A, Kelsey, the handsome
young editor of "The American
Sportsman when the unerrinl
clock warned me of my Rochester
letting, and so | babe adieu to my
kinds friends and to West Meriden
RAMBLER.
p. S.--Speaking of the Parker
guns | must not omit to mention
that they took the highest premium
at the Northern Ohio Fair in Cleve
land. The guns exhibited were
from the only handsome or credit
able gun store in Cleveland, that o
Mr.. w. j. Farrar, who is the yer,
man for the business, and as clever
and obliging as meu are made. R.
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Wfhin ne somirFsSt he greet
tsuis ~ ~ tAtsvi asremsht vii
- fousht In fEs Sfste'. ahl ulaa
that ssaies hsnrs the h's n The
movement IN Nvsmher Wien the
ts'tie fss te~s fought snl son tnd
'ho Die and eianRof q eunteuing
tol1,yr.A sl have ceased and The
aacial sSio announced. then, and
ao, urts then. shall Ne know hos
mueh longer the present corruption
ln Office, the hates and abiuostie-
II the late war, nl1 the oppression
Of the Southsn people will continue
We shall know whether the people
IT the West are alive 20 the import
ance 81 restoring the government, Of
the Unio1 back 10 a constitutional
bass and the restoration Of the peace
ful relations Of al sections ia = ira
'ernal union founded upou equal
justice 10 all. We will know whether
there exists any Of the spirit OF joe.
tice, ~pacihca,ion and reconciliation
among the yeomanry Of the West,
and whether they have buried their
bate and animosi,y growing cut OF
The late wat ard are rcady to stretch
forth the hand F fellowship in equal
participation 10 The rights aud bene-
sts ct constitutional liberty and free.
deu. Ii there is any OF this spirit
u tie Northern mind Il will BE- man
'Ss Ia their votes. God gran, tina,
IL does exist and that the constjtu
ton may be preserved and the re.
Cancellation Of all sections effect ed.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-05

BY the recent act of Congress,
which went into effect October /, the
stamp tax on all manner Of papers
is hereafter obolished., except on
checks, sight drafts and orders.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-05

Central Brown has at last captur-
ed Frantz. The last wood cut of
the Genital "fxes' him beyond a
doubt in a position that there is no
escape from. We think Brown has
won the blue ribbon and Frantz
should retire.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-05

Gen. Patton Anderson died in
Memphis on Friday, September 27.
lie was one Of the most gallant,
true gentlcmanly officers in the
Confederate service, and there are
thousands OF good men that will
pay a just tribute to his memory.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-05

Mrs, Laura Fair was acquitted by
a San Francisco jury on the 30th of
September, being on trial for the
murder of her paramour, Col. Crit
tendon,
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-05

Stevens, of the Index, has been
doing the West and East for the
last month, in a flying visit. We
have read bis letters with much in
terest, and his descriptive powers of
men, places and things is by far
superior to any editor in the State.
His charcoal drawings of the Mis-
sissippi Press made him famous.
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STRAYED.

FROM the undersigned, living four miles
west of Pamela, one bay horse, about fourteen
hands high, has a wv" on his left shoulder,
well shod on his fore feel, and has long tail
and main. Any one taking up said horse, OF
any information regarding his whereabouts
will be thankfully received and suitably re-
warded.
BILLY HARRIS,
sep28 Pamela, Miss.
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WANTED.-We will give energetic men and
women
Business That Will Pay

from 81 to S. per day, can be persued in your
own neighborhood, and is st ictly honorable,
Pasticulars tree, or samples that win enable
you to go to work at once, will be sent on re-
ceipt of two three cent stamps.
Address, j. LATHAM h CO.,
sep2l-6w 292 Washington St, Boston, Mass.
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Fourth Annual Fair
OF
SardiS Agricultural and Mechanical Society
Daily Programme Of Arena Exercises

Best " 4 years old and under.
Best Mare or Gelding for all worS.
Best Saddle Mare or Gelding.
Glass A.
Best Saddle Mule.
Bes Buggy Mule.
Best pair Buggy Mules.
Slowest Mule.
Best riding by youth over Ia and under IS
years,
Best riding by boy under IL years.
THIRD DAY WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10,
Best COW 4 years old ard over.
Best heifer , years old and under 4 years.
Best heifer 2 years old and under 8 years.
Best sucking cali.
Best fatted OK.
Best fatted COW.
Best yoke oxen.
Best COW and calf separate entry from above)
Best pair of draft mules.
Best pair of draft horses.
Best pair Of coach horses.
Baby Show-Firest baby under II months.
Best mare 4 years old and over.
Best mare 8 years old and under 4.
Best mare years old and under 8.
Best mare l year old aud under 2.
Best horsemanship-any age.
Best lady equestrian.
Fastest PAGER.
FOURTH DAY-THURsDAY, OCT, II.
Best jack 8 years old and over.
Best jack 2 years old and under 8,
Best jack | year old and under 2.
Best %jennet not over 8 years oli.
Best stallion 4 years old and over,
Best stallion 8 years old and under 4.
Best stallion 2 years old and under 8,
Best stallion | year old and under 2.
Sweepstakes for best mare-any age.
Best sucking colt.
Best mare and sucking colt
Best trotting stallion in harness.
Best trotting gelding or mare, In harness,
againFt time.
Sweepstakes for fastest %trotter, stallion, geld
ing or marc.
Sweepstakes, best stallion any age.
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, OCT. ls.
Best buggy horse, style, form, speed and all
other qualities considered.
Best pair buggy horses or mares, all qualities
considered.
Best saddle horse, stallion, mare or gelding.
Grand Tournament, and to conclude with
Masquerade, and a Ball at night.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.


TRKAsunN DEPARTMEnr March s, lbIl.
bealod proposals. for furnishing btAtonen Tor the
year ending juno 30 1873, will DO Ioeevod ~ this De.
pAttment until the 10th day Of April, lsI9, Al II
,Bank forms for bidding will be furnished upon sp
The 6lds rill be considered and accepted OF. re.
isotod Item ~ ltem and this Advertisement ard tho
propoaa 20 far a. sooepted By the becrotAy Of Treas
ury, and the bond accompanying the same, shall con-
suuto the contract between the Government and the
bidder Or bidders, and no further contract VIII DO
Ths 1rtioloa contracted for must be furnished from
time 70 time during the rear. In Quantities pursuant
p ORDER from he DePa5tnens The entire quaint
Zach proposal must DO signed By the individual or
arm mailing IT. and be accompanied By a bond, With
.utcisnt saretlss. IN tbs sum n ten thousand dol
Ihs dsss 4 SRss &c sasstss assds Or 20 bas
meas, on . form 70 be furnished bI the Department,
conditioned for furniAhnG eueh portions Of the Ari
Giles a may be awarded under Il. and the perform
All dsivsrlcs vii be- subject to inspection BY an
eIper detailed for the purpose By the SecretAry Of
the Treasury and the delivery OF an inierior article
At the option Of The beoretALy,
Deliveries must DO free Of charge At the Treasury
Department, Washington
The failure 70 comply with any one order undor
Tire penalty OF the BOND. OF the 5eorstAp Of tbs
Treasury mar direct the purchase In open mark ct,
Of Gnoh quantities Of articles A. shA be nooosaATT
TO supply the deficiency caused BY such failure,
the poe which II shall be found necessary 70 psy for
such articles.
PTOpoIGis unH9oompApisd By q EAtsfsotog bond
opy 70 established manufacturers Of doalers In the
PTososals to be addressed 10 the undsrslsned, and
marked Proposals. for statio9erI;" N ,,,,,.,,,,
mh:.ootd ssoFetATs 81 he TseAsaiy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
sFHE MARKETS.
COMM RRUrAI.
nAI.rnlnl n nAnEnra.

BsnErnsnE. Apsil a. B..sa.i-es, : Flouf -Msr.
kst sotVs and vry sifoas Nth ne tendency Of pros,
sun upuRtd, aud Ia soIns dssoriptlona further ad.
syanee Balfa Western Hire - SO sgpet q from
gSslS p 81 Eltr. ~ ~ sc :. 80 " ss,d Stree.
W ~ F.m fES y - 'i > Sss Sbl Ao'
Wksaf-HsrksSs nrn ss.is, though not specially
9iss V slc5i MsTJisnd - ~ 3i.tsta1 0, amber ~
haaos, nd white e az NJ ,al.' psnS.IlysnIa
cgrsS hrsin arm. tsog a the market Is qslst CON.
paritirsg Raiss dslaD wblts southern Al IS cents
drT do Al 0sssf csnr I'D yelloN do. Al e567 oeus.
but thsfs vss no Rqyeu,snt 10 Western.
CIV. r. ss.is vi,Ssu. ,r.s.ss,oss 70 note
dnli ths late RIO sdviss having had deprss.lnG In
h6sses upoa The tr.de. Prices Ass g9mia.ly m.
sh.sEsd nd " aee,. a. bstot. v. re n pgsd q
s.s Y. s sss' az e. ~. sS.
hsss u Importer,' h.rsds .bout 900 bars RIO,
Troristoss-Fo trans ,etieps IN Proyl.ons but the
,Its y.u strong ss ago'i, u. 9b snd
sSl cents iof clear I'D, ne latter price bspG now
asked. but vs hear q luther ..ss No P9rk-
The last SALES Nsrs ~ as for uninsy.oed Ms.terp
aud We uuots this hs ruling rate iur housh some
H: sssfs :' s S sras
sd ~ ioliova Va I'D 81 eents Tor shouldsrr, 7e7
cent? Tor fib bidss, sd 1{s7N cents 70! clear Iib
do Hams range from 70 % " esnts ths later i9r IN;
be-. s.Ss :s psI Isfs S@'
Ssgars -MaIkst steady, sgd ye quots 4. before yiL
sroosry sradss opba pA9,9N eentsi Erooeu grade,
eo Ro 9Aaio S.ss, Ds n 100, ..S.I% gs1
'Esi.ivDHish wIs.s doll snd nominal At so ~
cents per gallon for olty and Western. No -Ales.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
oRoPosALs EoR ARMY sUrPLIRs.


OFFICE PyAouASIEo AND DEPor, os.,l
OMAHA, MN, March ID, lb1a !
Sealed proposals., in dggSstS, viii be received up;
u II o'clock a m, on TUESDAY, the 10Th day q
nsn.o y he Ualted satss Army tho foioSina torres,
delivered At the United States OommlssaTY store.
llyeI u ohesEo Or sLLolis, on or before the 18th
$3.50 poahds o. bacon, clear sides In spnulss.
ana eAIIs,s o. Hour In round hoop oAk barrels full
BSUO pounds Of whits beans choice hand picked, In
round hoop OAK bATrels full head lined.
ao RogndA q splii peas 10 round hoop OAK barrels
Is.5OO pounds Of doe, In barrs's full hssd linsd.
100 pounds o. hollny, IN barrels full head lined
S9Qo pounds q ooaee. tgreen,l n double saeka a.,
''4''' A.. II barrels fsIi head lined y
6iOO Esllohs Of whisky vinegar, free from AduteIa
ScSaiS q poiss.l = Ss:aTsss one sid ounce,
hoop on each end, heads and Iron hoops paint
uolo poandS 81 oaBdss, full weight sizes
or eiGh0, in boxes 6trapped, ,,.,. =.
$4,000 pounds 81 soap, tree nom adaltoTAuona' hard
5000 pea1de n salt clean S6d drJ, nno grain 10 bar
nela full head lined,
oaaas srGan a., pl ali polI o,pee p.peTI
packed IN boHss strapped containing y pounds
Propes.s for delivery At Omaha should DO I'd,
dressed % tho uadsraisnod At Omaha, heo. for do
cage III and ioT dsliyeJ AZ IT, Louia to Captain o.
f.opessli VIII Bs received subject 10 the usual con
dillona hoFotofore pubahod. 80
fsoposas tog Al Articles ts1espt baeonl myat % 40
pll1g ll6slsA pa he siAS samples soHa By SHpr'ai
Fropsasis shoald be made on the blank forms 70 b.
obtained from other oi the Oopwls.aEisg namgd;
apps BvG BhS. Gen. and o.B.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
pRoPOsAIs ron LAND TRANSPORTATION.


orncs or TaE oulsI QuLnrEnNLsTERl
DEPAurMEHr on AnizoEA,
Sealed piopos.i. 10 .lipilss.s. w.S y sopy of ihl.
sa. "a. ~. %s, s nooS e Sy ia
which ums thsJ uill be opened, ior the trsnsPoIts
iro% Yuma Dspoi Esisosss oiiy' 4, ~ ira'a ' Fs
IRON any oihsr poiut Of iSsnshipmsnt Witch may .
Established preytoas 70 May Is lss on n. YolorAdo
~, ,s r pspS. soa "a sspg.ss, - a..
tAblsh.d east Of the polorado liver IN The Depart
ment q Aris9a., and also in Any direction By The
ne.rs', .Gn.s between any two OF 'hs pom" or posts
PropSssi. WIN also 20 r,ssl,sd Tor sal ir.n.pOrt.-
too from SANTA fe' Ne" MsIi co. To- an OF the posts
Bidder vii sists the rs.s ia U, g., legal tsqdsr
names 10 full, thslr residence and pcstofios Addrs
Bids made BY a hrm must DO signed By each member
ROsd travel % DO not les, ihaa u0l miles pr day.
EAon pfoposA must ~ accompanied ~ EuAIantee,e
ID s.ae e!v or IlliLAu ,sryes, that In Gs.s tbs BID
tract Win bond 10 snsioarth q IL amount Tor Il.
aithiul eIooutou, and DO Ia readiness iof services
Ess6 proeo..i must also DO accompanied By ..il,
isetg.y essvhsd ehsqgs o. ng.s payable 70 order q
isi', to insure he SsdiIy y he ia. THIS dspSs
case q failure 10 sIsoats contract ~ he biddsf &
vhsp award IL made, uno In such event vii forfeit
ms rsht 4, rsjset any and all hid. Is reserved, and
bidder are requested 10 be present at the opening oil
Ksvoiopss should DO ipdorsed Proposals for IAsd
Transportation" and Addressed 10 this once, who're
blAnh terms Of proposals. and further Information maj
By order Of the Department Commander,
obist 9asr,srmA.,sr Department Of xSSuaSs a.io,
| and QlartsrmAstsr u, a. Army an std
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

.n.usov ~ ~ $500.
ADAMoON.-Oh me Ptn instAnl tl o'oioot.
m, MAY Q.NEyi,xn aEed JsN noaths and
wpets aAasn.sr ~ Mlitn Ann m.u sns Aosms9n.
80 M, 49, si1ss.ss.a - sJrLsnl. - - . 49,
1.ns,n,, ~ ,,s-~ - a..
~. ~ t ~. ~,
a.hart ae.s a pnsamosla' IA ne ia yeas q bsr
80 ~. M - ~ ns.ca :" WV 'N ~
AS.s.1 49, ~ NJ s..iA.,,. n 49,, h.,...n
I,,h 49, rn.1h tn,i u,ii M, i,socn
1890 'VD' N-' $50 80
1a 80, ,.,..- ,u.-,,
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Passisi this sitsrsoos' AZ ofclook from his late
Residence. N strset betvesn Tvely-nf.h and Iuen.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
no IRON MANUFACTURERS.


TREAsUnY DEPARTMRRIJ
OTYIcE or rHE LaHI-Hous BOARD, J
WARRINGTON, ID. o., April O. Ie;a
Sealed proposals. indor.sd "ProPosais Tor iron lsht
house for OalcAaisu Louisiana will he received at
this ofioe until 10 O'Clock. on TUESDAY, the sOth
dsg Of April on PLntsd forms which. With sIIeua,s,
ilIed iniormaiiou can DO bad on .ppeatiVn y mall
or 10 person 70 GkOR0E II. ELLlOT,
Major Of knEinoerr. U. s. A, Engineer Secretary.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
pRoPosEL6 ron oKyELRY HoRsEs:



BAN fnAAoIsoo, GAL, March ., lbIa
sealed pEgPoaAls tslPlieAtsl are Invited ~ ~
delivery Of ~ OayAlrI Horses a the fqllosRH named
pilltArJ Posts s beaeela BtTrssSt, siiofp'a' -
Rlds WIN bs considered igr the dSIiysy q ne p
pose OF ~ the poSt o. The PTssdlo, bAh HTAnelaeo
rhe borlSs % b good, sound, asrylopable, veil
vay we'll ADAPTED 10 oaVairy purposes, not lees than
id nor over 10 hands HIGH not lass than Der over
innsdi1Ss ssFsss Ana % b delivered 10 fOEsS daJS
alter approval Of CONTRACT
tAnoe Al the point Of delivery BY board Of onhosra
appointed lor that purpose,
deposit u n 900 "a certified check prsferrod) A
guaranty thAt the bidder will exeeuts the contract II
Ihs eontTssI 70 be SISoutsd Hubi'st 70 the uSuAl
Bids 70 bs addressed 70 the undersigned. indOrpod
| Proposals for Cavalry Hora -" . -,
Major and ohIsf QaArtsFmaStsI, DEPARTMENT o. Dali
i0rnlA. Apa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
Proposals.
pRoposALs roR ARMY SUPPLIES.

OTYIcH OHur OoNMfasARY or BuBstsrErcT,l
DEPARTMENT OF TuE MINsoUnf \
Tonr LsavENvoHrH, KAN, March u, tsT1
HeAled proposals. In duplicate, will be received AZ
this oos until y O'CLOCK M April s Is7l, ior fnr.
nishnF The FRkaH BEEf required b. The babsist
enoe Department U, y. A., fod one year, commencing
july !, 157a, Al the following Poshi
fort Bsaveu worth, Kansas
Fort RILEY, Kansas.
FORT Hafksr, KAnsaa
Port Hays Kapsaa
FORT Wallace, Kansaa.
Fort Iarpsd, Kanaaa
Fort Dodge, kansas.
usmp bupply,l 7.
Fort Reynolds, o. T.
Fort OAKLAND, h, n,
information a 70 cohdigus, quality Of beef. psJ.
ssnls' etc., can be obtained upos Agpsa,lon e this
MIN Major and q. g.. D. o. g. Dept No.