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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12

The election of Jacobs as Governor in
West Virginia is practically Republic
can victory. The Democrats and Lib
erals supported Campbell, the Democratic
nominee, while tho Republicans, and the
Democrats who arc not disposed to obey
the fat which was issued from Baltimore.
joined in the support of Jacobs, indie
pendent Candidate. This victory gives
the Liberals little hope to carry the for
State Greeley in November.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12

H., coxcruor-TfOMAs A. OSBORNE.
For Lieutenant Governor-E. S. SrOSkH-
For Secretary ofState-w. H. sMALLwoOD.
For Auaitor-DANIEL W. WILDER.
For Trcssurrr-JOSIAH +. HAYES
For Chief justices. A. klNGMAN.
For Attorney Gcneral-A. l.. WILLIAMS.
For suIa. Pub. Instruct'n-H. ID. McCAKrf-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12

The ticket at the head of this column
is to receive from fifteen to twenty thous-
and majority! Who says it won't! No
ono but Sam. Wood, and he isn't accus-
toned to majorities.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12

Dan. Adams, a good sort of q fellow
and well known throughout the State as
u staunch friend of Sidney Clarke "thro'
thick and Thin" has been nominated for
the Legislature in one Of the districts OF
Shawnee county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12

The Beloit Gazette says: Bsloit Is
making more substantial improvements
in the way Of buildings than any town
in the Northwest Only six Stone and
two brick buildings under way now, and
bssides this several frames arc going
up
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12

ID. II. Anthony, since his defeat for the
nomination for Congress, has concluded
that the ticket is good one, with few
exceptions. Taylor, who makes such u
fuss over w, and who sought tho office
Of Governor at the Topeka convention,
evidently don't like tho Cobb part ofthc
Congressional ticket.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12
fHE LOUISVILLE CONVENTION.
The National Democratic Convention
met ut Louisville on the Sd. BlantOn
Duncan made the opening address.
Among other things he said:

Among other things he said:
We have been tier,sivcy called boilers. merccnaries
aad By editors nd politicians who have sought m al
lance with a faction Of the I;aiicil party, anil who
have abandoned all principles which have hitherto
characterized organization. 1t is not my province
cast reflection upon the m ,tivcs Of those lenders in
whose wisdom and judgment the party unfortunately
0niei. Their action is inv aid and void. II has no
binding effect upon other individual members Of the
party and it has already been repuiate by hundreds
Of thousands No spirit Of prrsumitu0us forwardness
induced the gentlemen vino acted with me to appeal to
the American Democrats against this fragrant violation
PARTY faith and utter negotiation of principles In
volyed in the nomination Of Greeley. We did with
higher and nollcr motive, vinli cate truth and to
protest against the OF, RID reward for political treason
to one who has occupied life time in bitter animos
ties against Those whose support he now has sought.
After permanent organization, Charles
O'Conor, of New York, was nominated
for President and John Quincy Adams,
of Massachusetts, for Vice President.
1t seems to be uncertain whether these
gentlemen will except their respective
nominations. Tho Greeley men arc
crying in unison now that the convention
was farce and in no way represented the
Democratic party and that it will draw
no strength from Greeley. They have
evidently been tormentcd by the shad-
IF they will to call it so-and
have had a deal to say about it. They
have jealousy watched Duncan and his
cohorts, lie they should steal the magic
of the impostcr's (Grceley's) new made
prestige. We arc not prophets, but We
co believe that the affair of Louisville
is not proven o farce and that it is to
grow in power, until the Greeley men
shall tremble ut its strength. If the
present nominees decline, there will
probably be some other provision made
for putting u new ticket in the field. OF
course the Liberals are interested to
make the movement dwindlc into moth.
ingness; and the fact of tho present
nominees declining to run is taken up
by their orators and press and magnifi-
cd into complete horoscope by which
they forctell that the "blustcr" of tho
Blanton Duncan-itcs will bc . complete
failure. Time will tell.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12
mROUEynoNS AyTfnE nCKEI.

mEOoHvEynexs AyT1nE nCKEi.
The conventions of Lawrence and Te-
peka did their work we'll. Abetter tick
ct was never nominated in this State.
We heartily support all oft The nom
inecs for Congress were tho mon really
settled upon by the people one month
ago. The sectional interests Of the
State arc we'll represented by the con-
gressional ticket at our mast head. The
East has generously conceded TO this
section of country q nominee, and the
Republican ticket will be carried by q
much larger majority west Of the Sixth
Principal Meridian in consequence ofthis
action.
The Topeka convention was conduct
cd in quiet manner, and the best Of
feeling prevailed throughout among the
contestants. John N. Price, our choice
for Governor, after a gallant fight was
defeated for the nomination by Thos. A.
Osborne, o most excellent man, who, in
point of ability and fitness for the office,
will grace the char which has SO long
been filled by brainless men. With
pride, wc note the nomination Of Major
Slower for Lieutenant Governor. The
JOURNAL was the first paper in the State
to mention his name for that Office, and
of course we arc proud that the Rcpubli-
cans have agreed with US in our choice
and placed his name on tho ticket. D.
w. Wilder was nominated for Auditor
by the people long time ago, and the
delegates at Topeka simply obcycd their
will by nominating him by reclamation.
The State ticket is - glorious ono and
will be elected by glorious majority.
The Lawrence convention perfected
its organization by clcctingJ. J. Ingalls,,
Of Atkinson, president, and tho usual
number of vice-prcsidents and secretaries.
The committee on resolutions reported
the following, which were adopted unan.
imOusly.
Resoeed That the Republicans Of KsasIs in convsn-
ton assembled ut the city OF Lawrence, September
9Th, IS7s affirm AMI indorse thu Platform adopted by
the National Republican party assembled IN I'haici-
pia on June 9Th a,n 9th, s1s, and viii heartily sup
port tn. candidates Of sail convention.
Resoleed, That We again express our confidence in
l.l;t, .l,s..s.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12

The St Louis Globe is the spiciest
and newsiest daily paper in St Louis,
besides being . sound, reliable Republi-
can Journal. Its commercial department
is also very reliable and contains all the
latest quotations. Quite . number Of
copies are taken in Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12
School Land for Sale !
Bottom, T1usLes. and UVater.

orrr for sale SECTIONS !, u. - and -, Township
H. sp.h, Range 5, west Saline river, seven miles
from Salina, at
Lower Prices
Than they would bring at public sale. and terms
suit the money market, viz On~-fsih o b~ pail cash
the balance remain perpetual loan, nj ten per
cent interest; nj the lssure of the bu,
any time; the t~ balance l. TO b~ paid
ally.
n qr Of Sec bottom, water and timber. - per
sr :. s, Z. 80 80
w"s. bottom land
ne A. Of sec Is bottom land s:iIrsrre.
N W :. d: .. II 90 =. ~ .' 90
sr lis q" 90 - - :"
.... =. Is bottom and prairie - -
the whole section at vi lrr arrc.
ne ar of SIC ID bottom and prsirie 90 pr acre.
n W :. =. - 10 rolling - .' =.
/" '' 80 ~ bottom anil '' :" {"
q. 80 .' ~ roliiag '' - -
or the whole section at sG PER acre.
nsq- ?: 2! sec :. :: % 'o',.m land, sr."r.
Sc 49," -
-" ID 4"
or the whole section 1t Z; vrr acre
1hsse lsnsl- for beauty of surfsr~. fertility Of soil
anil ,ssrslfy Of location cannot h. surpassed In the
world snd anc opportunity eithsr In make ~xfen
sive or 10 purchase for Investment Is here
by presented.
Fr further Jartcuisrs consult my Real Estate pa
r~r, the kaasas Cessrei Adsocuas call my ONCE
1t s.iina John W. 00ek0,
Land Agent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12

Judge Lowe and Col. Phillips were
then declared nominated by reclamation.
The convention then proceeded to ballot
for tho third candidate for Congress,
tho result being as follows:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12

JEWELRY, CLOCKS, ETC.
y. Whitehead,
DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks and JeweIry,
SPECTACLES, ETC., ETC.,
POSTOFFICE BUILDING.
Salina, Kansas.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Watches. Clocks md Jewsry carefully r-,airri en-,
Th- ,sirsy-o the cits~ns Of s.iina and vicinity 10
rsrssctiuii, solicited.
Established I'm 1868.
Oldest Business House in Salina
Dihle & Davis,
vuoLIsALE Axp ErrAn bRALEes - AHp NASU.
gACrTURH4s o.
Harness.; Saddles, Collars, &c.
Also Brides, Whips, &c.
90 Santa FL AvESUh
SALIVA. KANSAS.
Book and Variety Store.
SPRING STYLES 1879!
LADIES. YOU WILL FIND
B0mRets, Hats, Flowers, Drsa-
ssseRfs, ee., Ge.,
~ q. i:sss ess-s Arsss.Ah 81. So s.Asa
2Ir0. At. ORR %.
R00KSl R00KCl
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12

For Reprrsenf.tivcs in Consrcss-DANID LO"
WILLIAM A. PHILLIPS, STEPHEN A. COBB.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12
STATE TICKET.

u.vvu,,,r,,tial Electers-C. II. LANGsTON, JOHN w
1:IrTpRIE. LOUIS WELL, J. 8. MERRITT. W.
w SMITH
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12

Hon. Elijah Sells withdrew the name
of Sidney Clarke. The second ballot
was aS follows:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12

After discussion upon the mode of 20
ting, an informal ballot for members Of
Congress was taken, with tho following
result:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-31

oTEIsE PgASa ans AND pEIoI ooHnLssARI
ST. LoU1n, Mo, April n, leia
SEALED proposAla 10 dapleats, w! be reoeiyed a
for tutniahing the fTsah Bssf and Mutton rsduised
~ the sahsistenes bspartmsp. y, 3 A, 4, ~ iosia
Louis. No. and IT. Lonll No. Also, Tor furnishing
We ~ w a 1 AZ sh 'h0'0' ou~
mIn D, d, PRkR0bE, Capt 0, 3, U,AA.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-31
GovERNAENT SALE sdJ;, 9E y ARMY BOOTS AND

PHu.ApEI.PnA, May 9, l672 j -
VIM BE- sold ~ pub 10 Alctlon, Z. the bohaylkil
commencing ~ 10 O'Clock, . under the direotion
o. Captain v, p VAN ANTWERP. m. \. X. U, 3.
Army
1D1lo pairs Army Boots, Aasartsd .iEes
5000 pairs Army Bootees, Aasorted sizes.
The tsrns Of sale will be siAlsd In the catalogues,
which oAn be obtained At this once, Al the BohuL
ktll Arsenal, or 81 the suction rooms OF Meaara. NJ
ThomAs Sons. Noa lR and ~ south toaIth street,
PhllAdelphia. STEWART VAN VLIEr
Deputy QuATtermAstof General. Brovet Major Gen
sfAl U. 3, A, mIl8-h
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-31
PROPOSALS FoR FRGsH BEEE,

Sealed proposals, In dupeate, Of the for Iurnlahea
b. the undsrslaned, with oop3 Of this adygIasnent
attached 70 each, viii be received until ne
hssf required II this arsenal for uE months or uuoh
les time - the OOmmls.AIy gsnsrAl MAJ direct
Proposals must be marked "PropOaala Tor hroah
Beet, aud addressed 10 the undsrsiGaed.
Information 70 condltona, 40, can be Obtained
apaS Capt. d. X. X and A. D. q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-31
DRoPosALs ron IUKL


DE N QuARrERMAsTIR's OEYIcE.l
OuAnLknroH, 3. o., Nag I, tsi1 :
salsd Drope..l, n dupS pile nth sopy q ,sis
fuel" win be resolved At th. ofiioe u u O'Clock m,
Of Monday, the 10Th dag OF June tsTl foe snppyinG
OAk and Pins WOOD A. nay be Required dnFlsG the
year comm enoing July I. ie72, add ending June ".
ls7a PROPOSALS viii state the price cord for each,
delivered a ths yard fires Of Wharfage also. ths pros
per cord, delivered When required within the city
limits frse Of eHpsnss 70 the Oovernmsnt
ssaelsnt boad With syP.eysd surstiss uill be rs-
Information - % quantity. Ae, viii DO furnlshed On
III order Of Chief QuartsrmAst.r Departm.ut Of the
south. CIV. BRADLEY,
maJial0 Captain and A. y. N. IT, 4. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-31
Proposals.
pRoPosAIs ToE Army sUPPLIEs.

II
oYy,or fjTiry ou.arrur,srrRJ
gcaI lay . y, Els, nsE g "a
sst u S'slooS. N, Jass isll ioS fsfpi.hi me
foilovinguamed supplies a. the posts namsdl
ae,5 so,d. ~ Ma wa ne
PORT RILEY, KANSAS.
ian ooy8s ~ HAD Woos,
eOj tons Hss
FORT HAYS, KANSAS,
Ky cord, y wood
aso tons H,y. -
go s sss :, y n sIf Mo6d. NA"sA'
tens . ny. ,,
Inn , rI8hL pwh WY kANsAs
400 tons HAg.
FORT DODGE, KANSAS.
~ cords ofWood.
o, tOkI LYON, COL Tkh
10 IONS nv.
92IIsoS sstd' n We'd.
~, Lip too. Hay. -. a.. -,-...
vicinity q Ihs posis rsspss,,sS t"so.p, For, Wal
lace no wood bslas proosrsbs IL ths ylonT Of that
postj ana 10 bs hard vood vhers 81 spsoiasd above
n 81. is enI iissoss' ,gt 70 sOaIes Ss ~,
| STATE the ind or kinds Of wood, and qusntltS 81
sabIs iss, " P''p'-' "
n: n, 70 ?: go b. "a P.: hay = be
Co. s siss.. s %H is..ssa q .ssS sesi,.s.
h.y iEo@ l@p.ii;st ,.ssliss. %n.t b made reed e
E.es,s,. ~ 'SS KY R eaass An.
hsy Il bsis. ~ bale. 4 be veil op@.s.sd aad ="
eII.5 borpd.
..ia 20 ~ ICY EneS may Dc cut on tne mintAD res~'
The dslivssy q The VOID 10 commences on or before
OPs as Z. The sTsSn,I s9s,..Ssa I.s per %1sth
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-31

OTTIcn AorNa OoMsIaaAaY sunamrEsoE,l
DAyTD's Island, Nav YonE HAhnoR,
BeAlsd propoaais, 10 duplicate, 81 the form far.
nlahed By the will be received until the
required ~ tha post Tor sI months Huoh lea1 time
As ths Compulsory General mag diEeot contract ooa'
Dstalh and req ilrsnsuts furnished b. the uadeT-
sigasd eopJ Of the Attar with thu. advertisement
10 be attached 20 each pnoDosal offered.
BISHOP ALDRIOH,
First Lieutenant Eighth Infantry, Acting OOmmsss'I
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-31

OHHicu Drfor OohhtaaAnf ~ EUbAsl
HHWroRF BARhAoKs, M, MAJ Is, lula, ! -
Sealed proposAla 10 duplicate, will be Esoei yed unll
u O'Clock, m, thursday, June %, l5Ia. A. NEWPORT
BAraSha. kYs for fgrni.hnE the tIoePa hsreAt win
Sealed propoaaa IN duplicate, viii also be received
By the up 70 The sAne hour and Gate Tor
stationed al the depot, Supplied thoreirom. With
Cholce Fresh Beef a mAy trVm time 10 emo De 70
qulrod
AM informaiIou a. 70 manner Of makinE bids, 70
III thS Aetias OommlSsaFy "a BubalslSpeo a. this
@sSo nHI Lieut., Fifteenth IaiaStIy' A, as,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-31
'osAIs FOR EREsn BEEF.

OETIcE or THE A. q. ST.
TAYLOR BARRACKS, LouIHvuLR, Ky,
ais once until 10 N, J0NR IL Is5a Tor iurpishiss
| the fresh Beef required By ths kubsstsncs Depart
msnt, United States Army this station during sK
mOnths, commencing July L. l57l
Information 70 conditions, quality Of Beef, pay.
msnts, 40, be obtained ~ apploai,on Al this
| once. HENRY J. NOWLAN,
Mst IlsutcnADt and RsEimsntAl ouArtsfmAster ssV'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-31
Proposals.
= HoFosAIs Eos I wSSE "a Ens wAsHIH'S

j Ton AQUHDUOf.
oTr'S W e TSs %s. 81 g. X. slgsSgSHr
s;slss RrSy"y. ~ IA :: ss;s'd ss; sss ~
.onpIsslsn Of certain vorhs upOn ths Wa.hissiua
lie so,t % b y, eoupyi.... ooupl.,iea q n.
Gate Hoass. a the pls,risutlnE RfssFvoisi Bqidhf
y' ~. e, SSsr he gondaii conplstieE E.,shs
F.ses a ne Hisb ssTIss isd bissrisshsE ksssSl
BID. viii be received tor ihs compilation Of ne
ghois -9sh q ieT sash ifr.r.,H se,s a..sdesd
rght 70 rsiset any III bids 70 contract 70. Ne
.so,s o. .sssr.,s v9.s. :, %.S '''m most ad''
SI rsopos.,; e; wei sPos The wsshissssa AaaF
MAS, o, x BABoooK,
og-p. 2, kkSsin S U.sA A, ohisf knsins.s 49,
pRoPosAIs FoR EUEL, FORAGE AN0
HEADQUARTERS DrPAHrnErT oT I'VE LAEral
OnrEY oUAhrEnnAsrnn'a OTTIuE,
DETROIT, hicH, NAG n, l671.
~. \; ,:sss',s q y: sSs: a EEJSs 4. sSs.
BUFfiIj. n, w.. uaiii . s,siost. ,soos, Jsss Z.
SS % ID sss isiss ss
". o., ~ 1857 nd. 1. q ,Sss ass1:, ~ :: iSs
Dsp.rimsats y ms ioosias posia., hs lgtal agsa.
u.s. 70 be delivered are approrimatsiS ss'imatsd -
FORT PoETEE, BUFFALO. MI.
soo9p posa1s Aslsrssiis GOAL, t.,ovsj
esnb pounds Anthrssits Ooa, (ohsstautD
igs2 po9ad. BiiaminOus Goal.
D,61D pounds Har
a.e6i poands Straw.
E0ET E a.Ss ". YoUSesrowE. NY
iso.0o pounds Anthfssits Oo.l, (err)
lgQQo pounds Anthraoits Goal, tohestnutD
lQ0p pounds Bituminous Goal
8l0o pounds Data
nsS pom |. sl.y.
n, 70. r9EE o y q . oswEoo.
1880 pounds Anthraoits Coal, (stovsD
oi0000 pounds AnthrAcits Goal, (sea)
1880 pounds An,hrsoiis Goal, isbsstnu'J
B1noo pounds Hay.
0y0lo pounds btfav.
hADsoN BARRACKS, AAoKErT's HARBoR.
no cords Hard WOOD
iooyDop pounds Anthrneits Goal, Cstove.D
h00lro pounds Anthracite Iosi. teEnD
nn9o pounds Anthraelts GOAL, (shsstuutD
tls5l pounda HAJ.
u, pounds STRAW.
Blank forms d proposals aud furtbsg inform Atloa
can be Obtained A. this once from Maior A, Moat.
Gomory, QuartgrmAster u - A., Buf aio, N. ", and
a. 70 Any o. the posts shove named fr the Act.
Ing Assistant Quartormastsrs on duty thsre.
The Ish, 2 reject snJ and al BIDS IL reserved By
Proposals. should be addressed 10 Major A, Mont.
isdor.sd "Prppo.als for Fuel f?rafs q sisss s
ohlsi o y. Dept Of the LAKES. isIot sSd .. Y, U.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-31
PROPOSALS. E S2Ev y gITI, I STATIONERY AND

- pEfoIU 8nasrsi1 IL. mss M pT is1a
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will b received at
thia oboe uatn u the 10Th dag Of June. lsI1 for
performing suoh Olu Hauling mag be required By
the quArtsmastsra Dsparlmsnt In this city. for the
fiscal yeAr ending June %. ts1a
Blank form Of proposals., with requirements At
tAshsd. oAn be bad On application the qndstssned
u,,I o.p. ana A,.,.,u, q .,,ssx S ~, II
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-31
PRoroSALs FoH ron MiSfEA FRANsfORrA
@.ssis Sga. ist o. !. Nv d. rs

WAAnSdroH, ID. o., MAJ II. lsI1 !
Sealed pnoposAls, 10 duplicate, Will be Teoaiged a.
this once until u m June II, ls72 Tor the perform
between this city aud Forts foots and WAshln gton
ND, which may be required by THIS DopA rm emit dur
ing the hnoa year ending June NJ. ls1A
Bidder win stats the price psI man and the pElee
pound also. the rate dion Al which they will
carry the passengers and storea hAoh bid must BE-
accompanied By guaranty OF two responsible per
coated.
me light IL reserved to rSIset any and all bids not
deemed AdvAntAaeons @ The United States
Proposals. are 70 be addressed 70 the undsrsigned.
plAinlJ marked "PTopo.ala for Water TrAnsporiA.
Ang larthsr lniOrmstiOa desired viii be given on
wM MYKRs,
myi6 II Depot QuArtormaatsr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-31
Proposals.


pRoPosAIs FoR WOOD AND GOAL.
oyyIcs OF ourEy QulsrrRH,srEn,l
FrnsE 2gAsT5ss.1rs sss RIsTsIo5 D r.
Sealed propo,as. 70 dspllests, Nth e.py q thls
q Ss! h re- Jus. I'd %
supplyng this Department With the following lnasd
roRT COLUMBUS. EKw YORK HARBoR.
ls ss Pound. .,oys. sd
FORT WOOD, NEW YORK WARRIOR.
tQl,to pound, stoys,
ii.ao pounds bltamiaous coal, sud
20 cords hard wood.
.ToRT HAMILTON, NEW YORK HARBoR.
$500 poands stove, and
'@"Tf sB S SSTsGH s. ssf GOD SOD A'a
EoRTwADswoRrH. NRw YORK HARBoR.
tsa9 poaads stov.,
i nysoo P eeapa. sst' 80 81 .,d
. sSrds i,sdilSs - so s
DAYID'B ISLAND. NKw YORK HARBOR
i,OOoO0O pounds esa coal.
FORT ADAMS. NEWPORT. RI
iSSS R ssase. s 81 S ssd and
90 cords tindlng wood.
FORT TRpMBULI, NKw LONDON. CONN.
lil.gle poand. stove,
iS5tSS S poSnS: sst' s ssf and
1O cords hard wood.
FORT HALF, NEW HAVEN, CONN.
PI.If.TsBU sa X RRzoKs. PLArTsBURG.N.Y Y.
o ! s SSSH1 s. 81 . "ss,. and
,,HILLKrs POINT, NKw YORK HARBoR.
1900 pounds stove. and
fesle9 pounds put coal,
100 posna. bItumlaous coal, and
ms coal . !. saibrssls. .. IN. b.st arsliy. and
ne go .o1nd On and m'rOhAnsAbl' and frss from
' ne spoS : % be delivered on N. yh.-y. and tn.
Al the rsspso,s: pots ssd he iSmaias done - he
psisssi.s mus, b. mad. .. such tine. and ia such
YS.a,i,ls. !. @sJ Be required ~ the ousTtsr@astsI'
.n.., N, h. w.. vi Ia. ....s,..
g .os wsasn. sna Is.sussms =, Ssruned to By me
The coal must 10 ia ios IN tons q 10 poupds and
VA " eot Oh q w sseIS - N,
Bisnt forns N nrsnos.i. a. ~ nspsarsd n M:
once. -, .
slnnsd b. two responsible persona that II case The
essSm; .a,s,l.. p ,am sss.I z eps iOaI,b .ts
ne same.
al ~ NE ssar.ntSss nus. y esrt
=, Tan az asnt ~ IA Ia cs.h ~ oh.cS
su asi Ss'' to insure the ''''a'0n OF
osr.pee Mn IN. ssvsrt.emant ma bdasrs Iii
u. bids u Os ''',so' '' Op." u
Bids may B, msi9 ADD VII be sutsrtAined iof
PostL
Th ~ O,s..:p' sU:s.,:: ,ss sh, g r,i:os an, 2.
10 r. =, :. alssdSaa,a.sop. % NJ pspnS.
msnS ~ 70 neo.pt suen po,uon o. anY Dias not ese
u 'or zee ryss mat may Dc deemed Of Ad'AntAss
sns Pag,lo .n.sfese 49,, H., =.
woodS and aSdrsss.d % The undSlssnsd, 70 whom
dssirsd '"'a " R RipTt "
i1a.1is,,S ~ F,1R Loa IaR ISn IN. ~
HoN 'o.eAeh avn p'"'
oyuor cum ou.nrunnIsrxn,l
Oossss Housroa Asp IinnSSIsTs''
Hsw YoaE. Apdlli. isss
Sealed proposals. 10 dnplieals, wilh oopy Of thl,
advertisement atisohsd 70 each, are invited and vii
Be received At this once until ri m Juns l. Is72 iou
supplying this Department with the following NAMED
quantities Of Forage and Straw, more OF les, viEi
FORT ooIuMaIJA' nj " uIRnoR
40. sISe Psasa. Sesn.
Ssss poands Hss.
.!n.o ool nSs p WOOD N y hARBoR
alS's psSnd' s,., .,
Iese psasd. Sosa. ~
tSScS Poaad: la.
| tb6.Oo pounds Straw.
FORT wApswoRru. NJ y.HARBoR.
IslS Peaaa. 9.ls
H4" p @a~Ir s ~, u.,non
s.@9 pound. 9.,s.
M p eoand. slS.-
FORT ADAMS, NEWPORT. R.
tD.SS D So1sds 0 s.a-
1olo pounds HAJ.
IN SoR gTS %R,fMRTr, NRw roSnou oo.r
asS pounds oats' ILL., Nv" E""OO"' WYNN
80 pound. Hay;
''''-' FORT 9IIE NEW HAVEN ooNN
PLATrsBURo BARRACKS, PLArTsBURa. MY
snsii os g gosna: 2 ~,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-31
PROPOSALS ron FORAGE AsD STRAW.

DEPor QuAnrnnMAaYn'a OYYtoEl
UHAhIn8roH. =. u, My l, ls7L 4
Heaisd proposals Tin daplioats, With eopy Of this
Advsrtissmsat attached, and indorssd Proposals. ior
p osoe. N, Of AQNDAY ne iSth day q June, ls7l.
Tor furniahinG such quantity o Hay, Oats and Straw
- mag be rsaairsd for suppG q the posts named be-
loS ter the ksar oommsneinG July lsla, and sndinG
yills SpertAnburE Uhs.tsr, Yolhyille and Nswbssp,
!. " nneolnton, y, Q, fort Pulsah. Augusta and
s.yaanah. Ca. asd 81 Augustine, va,
Oats clean and sound 70 be put up Ia sacks u from
three % four bushels, and 70 wslEh u lbs to the
Proposals viii state the Phes psI toa Tor Hay and
Straw, and per bushoi for OAts delivered free o.
peass Al this depot or at eithsr wharf railroad
dspot In this city, or Al each Of the posts above
separate proposals for dslvsy at sthsr Of the posts
for oithsF Glass will be considered.
The quantity used Is Abou. ioo bushels Of Oats,
lso tons Of Hay, and ~ tons Of Straw per month bot
lnfQrtnaton A. 70 dusntiy required A each post viii
be iurnshed on application 70 this once or 10 the
quAFtermAs tor At each poaf.
s1fiolsnt bond With approved surStiss win be TO
qqirod from the snoo-ssfui bidder.
BY order Of Ohisf QuArtsrmAstsr DspArtmsnt OF
the south. q. W. BHADLhY,
myl4lO Capt. and A. Y. NJ, u. y. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-31

FRlnEyoRp ARSENAL, oTYicE A, s..
PHn-ADrLPHtA, Pa, May 10. ts72 J
Sealed proposals., In duplicate. I'LL be recsvsd 81
this once until y JUNE Is, lsI9, for Furnishing
partment u. 4. A, at this station during the merit
.iI moS.hs eOmm,sssinf Isy n1a iniOsm.sion a
obtained By application 70 Mh, PRINoE,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-31
pRoPosELs ron FRRsH BKkF.
0--,o- ,
pRoPosAIs FoR COAL

Sealed proposals. Win DO reoslysd until Juue -
With i.ltj toas oUMBkRL AND t6sorss's 0rssfj
su sSH q %,n. 6dAp properties Of Lamp.
ssvea hundred IONS ANTHRACITE STRAIN
Tor iaioInsiiOn a. to tim; q .SslI,s9 .RBIy e.
oommodOrs and srinisndsnt Naval Academy.