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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-17
Congressional.

ON Wednesday, the loth inst 10 the Sen
te, Ar. l. Imaud> called altcatl"n 20 the
iatt q at, lu tie ah-en. o. the Committee on
Pcn74ors. the athcr day, hili had been tax
20 irom he table, AMI pissed without refer
ruce % the committee, winch contained an
allowance Tor srreara-es OF pensions The
Tension ammI'tee ~ opposed TO tie pay
meut OF all arrctra-es. and the passage o
thi7 5il, cannot, therefore. 'e taken az pre-
cedent.
Subst4 utnty the question OF pension ar
rearagl- came before d committee OF Confer
eucc. ana their action having been approved
IS both Houses, rule has been virtually
established under which congress Will not
grant any arrears OBJ pension, but only grant
relief from the dre % The passage OF III,
tct. while the House took the position
established Hy II own committee 90 Zen
81 That there Were e'Se7 q fetd.iaT
itI47aiI d" NHita arrears .t tensions 'u-A
81 granted, Tie Senate q s5.uieiF REFUSED
I'd grant amy such arrears. and the House bad
.H rle.l-
Iu lae discussion lu the House On t1c ap
81. prlat.on for Civil Service bet form, AIr
Butter opp lae proposed scheme g.
rci arm as one that operated unlustiy au-
adversely t. the interests % the soldiers, wdl
could not succeed Iu competitive examua
ton IS th men who were just fresh from
college, and wao had been at their b1ok-
"hue the 7oiiisr- were protecting then
country Ia tie field during tIe late w0r- Hs
said that only last might man who had been
prominent ofhcer 10 the Army OF the
James and who vac sauerIn= from The
elects OF hi7 service IN the heid, ca LED upon
NAN al hls yihre aud asked Tor pass-to tie
Military Asylum At Hampton, stating that
nc must - there IT sJtrVe, aS he had Just
. l#.. o. q
government.
lie opposed It on Tie other ground, too,
CHAT members % eng e77 could tel who
were Tie best men Tor o-lse M Their resptc-
eve districts better than any Board Ji
tx miners
Mr- " I.ari. oil Vermont toe x issue witt
'eu buter, AMI Gencd THAI the proposed
civil service reform would operate u Cxciudr
SD dicr7 rom othcc. lie c0ntcnded that %
such cases AS That related y Gen. Butler
"ere luV,s ugated II would be aseertaIne0
THAT the removals were owing 10 tie restless
ucss OF local politicians, who thus enlOrc,
politician lie ongcd the spui The feet
one proposed reform would BE- 70 nulhiy the
udu, nee uf be =, llt.cuus. and Il e s0ldi, r
% lF e lad more to ear from tie latter
an from amy prop SD reform. lie thought
rresids nc Grant " t7 as good friend OF thu
-allieT as Gen. BG;l,r, and he bad recon-
ucn-td a reform and had suggested thi-
appropriation.
ln thr senate on the lIth Mr. EImuu}s.
rom th- mmlttcc on Pensions, lep1rJAd
adverse y upon Tie hl granting persioa O..
S2,uoo ID year 10 Tho wIlow of Admiral
rata-ut.
lutte House Mr. Wilson, from the com
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-17

NJ" RAILA'Ap seHsNE.-I here ha-
been and y now night m 5he Ne" .rA
Legislature over the various rap.d transit
projects brought forward, and among others
has been brought 70 light u.w prop sci
line T. Montreal ia connection With Che New
York aud Boston road now hlsi5in- from Nigh
Bridge TO Carmel, \ a. The Irau1. sass
.hat the roads which, it is understood, are I'D
this combination arc the New York ana
Boston, The Dutche.s aud Columbia, tic
Harlem Extension and the Vermont Ccu,r-'
Tie first named. which : s. miles in length,
il now nearly all graded, the excavations flr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-17

/ 1rr Press, F-ta#s..r t.-4 f..-rsf-h
f-.,,, -, r-.,.-.~, a4.~...lu-r -.,-.. 81. ~
/ -e~- from Lone Pine saw rtsr r..... whole. 1.
owen. Valley lbs aec1 IS va s4gr-wsr.i
/ taurt4sn feet over -0Ia shocks bav. "a.
egrre3 :, ds,e. and tbevst..I ..r-.n9e. hu-
not with sufficient force % 10 damage Tie
earthquake 81 MafcA -'lh hurled immense
rocks down the cliffs into the Valley ID L
Yosemite, smashing great pine trees g.
spiihteTr.
An Indl"n runner aTii'S despatch iTan
the mouth - the Colorado river. whlch say.
the cart. GlaNe caused immense waves Cd ron
DAMAGE b -birrin-
- = y l''ei s'..'' re l'7 E." ise ~a+ ti1L
son lana company all re- aF lra.a on
me old albany Northern raai .e3 'raa Lt-'e
br'l5e q. A.9tHy. 'aAs htN'aE l.re..
-,l' q" '.a = ''7
i''--1ii J. - 4 ''t '"t - 'tuF E r. also 9..'i
sAt1 @.''s1 .'A. "i.i oa nan Y I'D -.e 3 ATE
me ti1 % .'-e H.li'eiA extension f-tlif "a E
~ -1 'A. oA .as
Ie'-,I anu '.'''-. i-.-' .''. e'a r H'-it
I,t.rtge western y.-la.,n- y,Iis, Viii tay.
GOOD railroad connections.
nc Iulh ger WORKS % ''e a"" "'.eE
10 C"HaIi' sem - li+INe' - ar one nun
I d'e1 ln'li''n 'eel y sNNe+ ue'-@ anu lN3
boards. and the s.. Lawrence valley mills two
hundred AMI TWENTY-FIVE iniiii,n fc.t.,f d,,tI.
ana one hundred aud tltv million fee, o.
boards
4 = .i , Ia.'t-'. ,e a. = '~>' year
under The IMPRESSION ia h. i s5r,.., Il !,
els. and vet rtraini,-,a peculiar ia.--... il
49, re,I ,cu. NV and I len h. writes +, 4 /
NIfe t. Itquire after aer husband. a.d e-pe-
cIaIIv To know whether lie has .,.lr 7ye. Az
crazv spell vet
VA the night ?. l'e 0lA INST, Troy Terry
0ot, with 'me " passengers Vas CARR j
iowa the RIVER oy Ne' WhIch chokod the
"heeis' Fenue''ns Her P'" eFi' 50 Sire maj v
.T"n-ht up win c'ash against the Oh
hudson h.Ver hHlr''d orii & at tAat CITY,
losing her oui"arks' smoSe-stck, pilot
house, ana receiving considerable damage.
'u' no PASSENGERS were nuT r. 'ney All landing
BRIDE against which the boaI strncE V N
have to lie rebuilt.
F.3eral br;5.e a,-,ss ,b.. Nr,~~...,... Il. i.
C,rcnTd \ II zoo Tor In, - - NJ
rro,I r.,i'r,,5 Ind. L.. h,,i.I,
tI,e s,,,, l.r,.,b No., -. -,
- ~, - NJ -.
- ~ '''0 ' INST "O5'' nan past
r.. l.D.,...-..4-.. ,-r-,.
g ~ ~ - :. '''e 4'e' river
"neIe !.o NoI1.e1n I%c'ni crosses ,n mat
,s - - 80 ''. iio'T, 10 ~ itU
&C., -, ! III -. 9. O. u
first settler went Ia F.r,,, lasr 80, -o,,b.r
The Mormon Conference have unanim usly
reelected brigham 1ouhg PRESIDENT oil the
0aniel II WeIIs D ,nnn,;la- al o.
~ prasdan, NJ -,1,r,,-,, - 80 -.
To- rbe atlend,ncs vas i.o,,ense Sei',n,I
President smith was reopesfed hv Rr1gham
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-17

Lne South Carolina deleg ltion to the
Philadelphia Convention is composed largely
Of colored men, and they have gone to Wash
ington in advance, where they are demand
ing the removal of most of the Federal officers
of their State. Members of the delegation
nave freely stated Of late that they would
oppose Grant if he did not comply with their
request. They claim to represent the wishes
Of all the Republicans in the State, outside
of a small clique of oficc-hoIders. So saws
Washington correspondent of the Boston
Journal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-17

Extensive preparations are reported al
being made for hotel building about the
White Mountains the coming season. \
large hotel is to be erected on the old tabyar
place. aud Messrs. Lyon and Aiken art
about to erect a new house on the summit Oh
Noun. Washington, 100 feet long, 40 feet
wide and two stories high, with a Frencf
roof we should think the latter would e
likely u oswinter kill F." unless it is = laic
down : like a tender grape vine after th'
season is over
I The spring emigration of Germans for tot
/ United States has commenced, and from the
report Of Hamburg papers is likely to DC
very large The movement from Meckien-
Y berg is said to be of such remarkab. e
character that many villages are likely to be
I depopulated. It Is stated that, besides III.
/ Germans, numerous Swedish servants and
+ aborers, employed in Germany, have emf
grated and very few from Sweden have ar
! rivei to take their places The German eie
meat in the United States Is IncrrasIn-
relatively faster than any other, and {. e
! increase appears likely u prevail during ms
coming year.
A cable dispatch bring. the intelligence
/ from Rome that the Hon. Ge1. P. Marsh Of
Vermont, the American Minister to the king
dom Of Italy, is i'll Of fever, but it j.
thought that he is not dangerously
/ Il is gain rum5red at Washington that
Mr.. Marsh has been rendered the SPanisi
mission.
Jas. II. lngraham, colored citizen
New Orleans, was nominated for Sur7eyo
Il the Port OF New Orleans last week, II
oace of J. VI. G. Parker, resigned, and wac
confirmed at once
The Grand Union Hotel at Saratoga, bn".
by the L-land-, wss sold by auction on Wei
nesd4v ot last week. for 1852, A
Stewart was the buyer.
Ga tae docket Of the Supreme Court H3w
.n session at Taunton, Mass. there are raia
(, bs one huntr,d aud f.ty-ene cas.s IN all
,ad of these seventy four are petitions f..
divorce aad TOUR for leave = marry s-ain
Thus. more than one half the business 81 t b
ai,nest court in the Commonwealth relate
s.saer 10 tie diss 5lu,ion 1T MARI ayes or t
petitions arising oat of such dI-sola,iaa-
Vernon. d.es wen in chat line .9r
inland State. bar She can't uumArrv Ike e..
r.uutoniAns
TIE Methodist General inference. wa'c
Is held once iu tlgr years 'viil meet My Il
40 B-1skIYn. \ s.. ana continue a5e4
iIar weeks
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-17

TuE BoUNTY Law which has recently
passed n Congress does not include soldier
who enlisted for three months. Uuder the
law the accounting off; in the Second
AUDITORS Office have decided as follows :
Fust. ali soldiers who enlisted for three years.
between May and July - 1861, and were
mustered for three years prior to August Ct
1861. and were honorabIy discharged, al,
entitled to 800 bounty, if they have no.
rec ived III "a ne for such service Sec md
soldiers who were discharged for prom zion
are NOT entitled 10 TINS unity, the mus
Ter ont Of such was c1rt mpiated by Gen
raj Order ~. -, 1851, under which tie
contract made. Tulrd, where sid err
were enlisted aud mus cred a. ahOve ano
we're killed IN the service, their heirs having
received OF being entitled 10 receive the
bJun.y under the act OF July p, 1901, ar,
Got entitled to this hounty. Fourth, where
soldiers were enlisted ami mustered as above.
and have died subsequently, to discharge.
their heirs are not entitled To this bounty
tor the reason that bounty is gratuity and
= only PAYABLE to the party named n the
law or order under which the contract is made.
Fitch, soldiers entitled - tins bounty arr
net entitled % bounty uud T the act) July y.
1866 and ricq r,y>a the bounty there granted
IS under tn conditions named IN the act,
which cJud tons are not changed by late
Jaws A law Of the same date xteDded the
rne for filing claims under the act Of July
2s 1866. which was limited % January l3
1871. IS tile act 81 July - 1870, To Janu-
try 30. l~13 Al claims which may have
been Sled IN the proper department since the
late If limitation viii be considered with
our retlIDg
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-17

A MORMON TRIUMrH.-Tha U. ;. Supreme
Court at Washington on Monday made a
decision on an appeal from tab. which
re7erses decision made by Judge Mexican,
and virtually sustains the Mormon sido Of
the legal controversies IN that territory
According to this decision. all Of Mexican :
iuries have been illegal, and all Of his in
iictments will be quashed and his prisoners,
including Brigham Young viii be discharged
On their own rccosnizance. 1t is needless to
say that thus far but little progress has been
made towirds breaking up the Mormon sys-
tenn or changing the situation Of things in
Brgham's kingdom.
Chief Justice Chase read the opinion
which was very conclusive.
Reviewing the history of legislation rela-
tive to the Territories from the foundation
Of the Government. The Curt decided,
first, that, while powers are granted to
Territories by organic acts passed by Con
gress, that body has no right to pass any
class Of laws relatidg to the Territories hich
it has not a right to pass for the government
" the States; second, that the duties Of
the District-AtUorney and United Statas Mar
-hals IN the Territories are precisely the
same as they are IN the States and, third,
hat the iuries which have been drawn III
Judge McKean's Court during the past year
both grand ana petit, have BEEN illegal.
The result OF this decision will be as
above stated.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-17

a Salt Lake dispatch of April 18th says,
in the storm Of the last few days snow fell
SIX feet on a level. There was a snow
avalanche on Thursday at Little Cotton
wood the most fearful ever known in that
region. the slide 1T the Wellington mine
ctme from a hight Of 1000 feet. carrying
away everything in its course and burying
the entire day force of workmen. The men
we're dug out alive with the exception of the
foreman, II. Ii. Murray, who was killed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-17

Perhaps we should " rise to explain . that
the Cornish we talked about in last week 5
FREEMAN and the Coz nish mentioned in the
P. i U. K. item were not the same Cornish.
Cornish, Maine, was the town referred to,
but the item did not say so.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-17

There was long LIST Of horrors lastweck.
terrible steamboat explosion on tie Mess
-iTpl River. near Cairo, ny vhica SEVENTY
.uman beings lozt their lives, heads tie
chapter. SIX persons were also killed by a
similar catastrophe on the North River. a.
tug boat being blown up BY locomotive
explosion on the Boston and A 5any Railroad.
que man was killed and another dangerously
wounded. Two men were killed Do PuIla-
deIphia BY a falling house, and NOT lar from
the same city, on the same day. TWO boys
were drowned n the huylkill There was
also an accident Ga the Midland railroad iu
New Jersey, owing 70 "a detective bridge. hy
Sticn several lIv,s were Io-t and twenty i've
or thirty passengers more or less injured.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-17

The ToPSHAM RAILROAD MEErING.-We
give in another column a communication,
from an rate " Voter :" of Topsham. called
out by our notice Of the recent meeting held
10 that town for the purpose of aiding the
Montpelier and West Fairlee Railroad pro-
ject. We take no exception to " Voters >
assuming that our item lacked the needful
quality cf being even partly true, because we
think we notice that over zeal, if not much
learning, has made our correspondent mad,
and that state of mind is unfavorable to
truthful and candid discussion of any topic
We can only say the item was collated from
facts gathered from the published reports OF
the meeting as well as personal consultation
with Gen. thomas and the writer claims to
be as heartily in favor of the Montpelier and
West Fairlee Railroad enterprise as it is
possible for d" Voter " to be- But we hardly
believe the better way To further the interests
Of this project il to be found in an indis-
criminate pers onal abuse of all who may not
Just now believe in IL or think of it as we do
More ligh5 and a candid setting forth Of
UuC DtLtlLS " dCI4 tC " INC lONA II VI ~ iioAo
as well as the other towns along the line Of
the route will eventually, we trust, bring
the doub ers and the opPosers into hearty
sympathy with this enterprise. We have
therefore taken the liberty to expurgate from
. Voters communication suudry e1pletlves.
more expressive perhaps than polite, and
personal illusions or hits more 50 spicy = and
telling than charitable or judicious.
There are men whose habits Of thought IN
fit them for early conversion to an enterprise
Of cost magnitude and public utility, wail'
they are morally certain to be in line whe
the project is assured Of success. We shal
need tie influence and N ney of all suc
before the iron horse capers over Topshau
hills and We shall get neither by abuse OF
calling hard names.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-17

Hon. Luxe p POLAND has directed a
competitive examination Of applicants to fill
vacancy flom his Congressional district in
the Naval Academy at Annapolis. The
examination Will take place at White River
Junction on the 10Th day of May next
before HIN. Benz. II. Steele Of Hartland, \.
y Swain Esq Of Bellows Falls, Col
Roswell Farnham Of Bradford, and A. E.
Rankin, E-q., of St. Johusbury.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-17

a BILL FOR THE BENEFIT OF DEsEBIERs -
Judge Poland has introduced bill in Con-
gross providing that al soldiers who deserted
during the war, and subsequently returned
uud-r the Presidents prociams ton, shall
receive an honorable discharge and be en-
t'tled u all rights and emo!uments ,yed
by soldiers and that the ecord OF desertior
in the War Department shall be destroyed
The bill was referred to the Committee Oh
Military AflIrs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-17

The GENEvIAN ARBlTRATIoN.-A despatch
from LONDON, April l5th, states that the
nyte accompanying tie English replication
was submitted at Geneva to-day, and expllc-
lily declares that England Will not consent
20 have indirect claims arbtrated Mr.
-ushiug says that The note is worthless, and
the arbitration must proceed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18
WAsHrNGToE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

l. ". coin, GensrAl Tickst AGENT
Gkll y. kOnNTz, Gsnsrsl lE-r'. noS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18

No. IN OHIaTNUr aTHIET
PHILADELPHIA, Moves Der rs, I'm
Sealed pfopo-Als, indo' sci Proposals for Proyl.
sioha" will be received At this o1hos uatl THIRB.
DAY. At p. m the ilst Inst Tor the following sup
plies which must be Of the ven best quality 70 BE-
delivered At the PhllAdeIp hiA Nav Yard, free of
ohAfEr Subject to the usual ooadiOna Of
RJR BUREAU " PROVISIONS AND CLOTH.
INC.
500 pounds Of Sugar, equal 10 "Bsvart,a Fxtr. q
100 barr els prime Mess Beet.
Al the aboys supplies 10 be fully sduA 10 present
naval standard for Information In regard 70 which
and time Of delivery a. veil a. 70 Character of pasf
and cooperate rsquir blddsTa are rsfsFred 10
Yard, " ~ @@'
Bidders must state IL their bids the time within
which the articles can be delivered. RssponsIbIS
security for the prompt and faithful dsvsy o. the
above Ia oonformity with supulAtiona on the blanE
will not be entertained. A W, RJIBSEII.
boVll PGT Inspector Unitsd StstSs Nav
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18

HAVT PAT OLTIoF. al cHEsTEuT sraPEr,l
PHfLADELPHLA, Nov. IL, IS7i, 7
beAlad nrepO.Ah In duplicate, Endorsed "pFy poaals
for ONal," will be Tsgevsd a. this ofios u4til
WKDNksDAY MKT, the 18th instant, 81 / o'oissE
p ~ for I've bundled ltsOl tons N2D pousds 70 ths
TOO o. AnthfAots steamer coal tstsamboat aiEs) to
BE- dslivoTsd INN sdlAtsJ board Of vessel a. PoTt
RICHMOND. free Of all sIpesas to the Government
The above OPAL to be Of the best qualify, Uniform In
eh.tAotsr, sslsstsd free fro all Impurities unmiI cd
and subject A. quality aud quAnIity 70 Imposition
~ tbs inspector appointed for The purpose Who will
hi!t the rEht Of psrsmptoy Tsies Ion,
blds vi only be rsosiVsd from bsaa 1h mlasFa Of
OF aealers 10 coal The right 10 reserved 10 fssot
q Az bids thAt nay pot Be deemed advantAEsous %
tbs Govern asnt Rssponsibls security vii b. ~.
quired Tor the faithful delivery Of the above IN COO.
loshib uth ths stlpulAtoua en- the blank foFmG for
bds 70 be has 81 this once, otherwise bids will moi
be sntsTtAinsd.
Biddsu must state In tbsir bids the tine within
A. ". RUSSELL,
nevis fay laapssssr, U. q. Nav,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18

nAvIS-JONHs = On the ltth instant, Al the
North pfssbyl sran ohntoh, In tn city, ~ the Rev
i. q. Mssou, Mr.. QEOnar y. DAVE and Miss kURA
N, daughter Of J. Penn Jones. ESQ.
BRADLEY-YOUNG.-IOu the 1lth tnstant, by the
Rev. =. y. Mitchell, A. the NsU Yotk.Avsnus fTesby.
n. YOUNu.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18
. OLpLlIl ID OEdnLnes. OommAnallE.
I ARGE SALE or ARMY CLOTHING AND
Il EOI1IpAGR

u TVUTFAWT.
DEPOT QUAnTEIiMAsTEkB CTTIrEl
PHLABELPHtA, October q, ls2 !
VIII be 20 d At publiU auction, At the houuylkill
WtDh hsDAY, Deosmber :, is79, Al 10 o'clock a m,
under the direction Of Captain u. A All good Mi.
tan slorekospsT, United States ATny lETss guAn.
lty Of new, untoryi1eahls and damaged O'othinE.
Camp snd Garrison Equiysge, consisting In part Of
1901 gAyslry End - ht ARTILLERY JAeEstS
1870 IntHntTy OOatA
800 Pains ITOWaBrB,
9,OOO PatTH Ho1a.
llBtUO Pairs BOOleea
1900 Hat Feathers.
1880 YAtds w0fatsd and EIlk Lace
loltO Bras Letters, Ne gut, dressed CAnnona, 4o-
bUyOOJ Pairs bTAsa scales
AGd Var. other ATtioes, udiBE large quantity
Of Woolsn, Ool ton, Linen and Hope UuttbHa
The terms Of fale Uill be stated the Catalogues
which can be obtained this once, ~ tbs honuIl
klll Arsenal, or 81 the Auotio rooms Of MesaTA N.
Thomas Sons Nos. ls0 AGd ltl south Fourth street
Philadelphia. L. y. EARTON,
ARM, bo6
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18

FRANEFORp AngEEAL, OFTIuE A, q, 81
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. II, Ism
bea,ed proposals.. in duplicate, will be received at
this ono. urli u m December H. ls7l Tor furnish.
ing the Fresh Beef req 1lrsd By ths Bubaisenoo De
parimsut, United States Army At this station during
the mont sE months, commencing January 1, ISIS
Information a. TO the conditions, quAlify Of beat
LILLIAN PkINOR,
noVih First LlsutrnAnt Ordnanes A u's
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18

-, ,,- - OFFICE A. q. s.
,, tOHT WHiPFtN, Va, nov H. l672 I
Sealed proposals, Ia duplicate Hlll b. TsSuVsd Il
On om9o auul 10 ~, bEUbMBEk Y, lsl2. igT mFb,
ihhlns rash hsei Qalron At this post hI the subsls
tsnoS Department u, h. A. duTi 4 ths al t5l msbtb,
oommeno,t January l, 1913.
lnioTmA1ion - 10 eOuoitlqUE qualiy OF beef. pay
9hOhJE d GRIMHB,
hqVN lAt Lsut, "a ATt1, A,OG
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18

On and after SUNDAY, June Q, 1874, train, viii
lave Baltimore A. follows; ~
~ - m.-hiAEATA tA EIpTeas daily (oEespt Sun.
49,. dAJl t9T hiaEafa balls and buffalo.
sso = mn ALL daily (aIoolt bundAyBl Tor thu WOst
and NORTH T. Buffalo aud klaE.Ta FaIla
" ~ m;-hAhf LINN dAly (e1oapt suadays) for
the West and North " WlllAms3OFI AaI
40 y. m.-FoT the West
TRAINS FOR WESTERN MARYLAND ROADn
$50 a. ~ aud o. pm.
TRAINS FOR GETTYSBURG at sD A. IN. and
TRAINS F0R HANOVER a, sso a, m. rs,.. .ad
TRAINS TuR CUMBERLAND yALLhy ROAD
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18

OTItCE OF THE ACrEd CON. or fun 1
MGHI PuIST n v, hoy, ", l6I2 7
fTop9sAls 10 dsglieAis, Si be received ultil n NJ
on the lgth day OF DEUtMBHR lisa, for all The frTsh
beoi and mutton required BY the Subaatsnos DopArt
mspt 2! thu post for slI mouths commencing Janu
Information and conditions obtainsd OF
j, N. MARSHALL,
noyl2 lot lieut. Ath u. \, Arf'V. 4. -tI 4
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-18
Proposals.


OTTIcE A. o 81
POsr or RALTfdH, \
RALHIdH, N. q Nov. Is, lBTa
Sealed proposals, 10 duplicate, will be received At
this once ulti m, Dsosrbsr H. is19 toT furnish.
lag tue Hfsah Bssf required b. the Bubsatshos De-
pArtmsnt U. 4. A., a this station, during the sE
months, 1mmeuelnG JAnuau 1, is7i Information a.
y oondIion quality Of bssf pAJIeuta, So, can be
obtA ned By application To BAN. n. JUNHA,
not1 First LIaut FaaF4h Ar4ilisry. a ~ r