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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-13
LATEST TELEGRAMS
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
rsr ArIAxr1 AND PACIFIC TrIroRArH co.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRASc1sco. March l3-2 P. N.
John Shines bank, which was thrown
into bankruptcy, announces twenty
five per cent. dividends, payable on
the 25th instant.
A man whose name Is supposed to
be Bolivar dropped In q fit Of apo
plexy at the What Cheer House, was
taken to the County Hospital, and
died. An inquest will be held on the
body tonight.
Charles Vivian, the well-known the
atrical singer, with a party of fifteen
or twenty blooming pals, entered tho
tailor shop Of Kavauaugh, on Bush
street, last night, and kicked the sash
out of the front door, because some
weeks ago Vivian ordered from kava-
naugh a stylish suit Of livery for his
colored servant. He neglected to call
for 1t, and Kavanaugh hung the suit In
his show window, and thereon pla-
carded as follows: "Ordered by
Charles Vivian for his colored serv-
ant" The livery and inscription was
q great attraction, and Vivian called
and told him to take it down. Kava-
naugh refused; Vivian then struck at
Kayanaugh, when the latter rushed for
his shears Vivian left in haste, and
afterward returned with his party, but
did no damage except smashing a pane
of glass In the front door. Vivian will
be arrested this morning.
Captain Geoff, Of the ship Derby,
from Manila, reports that on January
18th, while in latitude 20 deg. 40 min.
north, longitude l2O deg. 81 min. east,
they experienced a severe shock of
earthquake. The direction appeared
to be from northeast to southwest, and
lasted several seconds. The Captain
also reports that on January Slst Will
liam johnson, one Of his seamen, was
washed overheard and drowned before
assistance could reach him.
Arrived, steamer Orifamme, from
Portland, with 90 passengers.
The British bark Archibald Fuller Is
~telegraphed outside, 1O3 days from
Liverpool. A remarkably quick pas
sage.
A woman named Ellen Shaffer en-
tered a saloon on Dupont street, this
forenoon, and sat down and died.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-13
Lnaaitudn and Debility.


The relaxation OF nervous energy which Gre
ates an indlspos!tion to physical or mental Of.
fort, 60 strong o. almost to amount to positive
Inability, and which we torn lassItudc, proceeds
from q variety OF causes. The principal oithesc
are constitutional debility, heat Of tho atmos.
phers, coupled with humidity, climatic changes
and the physical prostration consequent upon
along illness. But whatever the causo, 1t must
be perfectly clear that II the nervous system IL
unduly relaxed, something 10 required 70 brace
IL up. That something Is Hostetter's Bltters,
which is universally recognized a. the most
complete and speedy recuperant Of the physical
forces In existence. It has been so thoroughly
and widely demonstrated as TO be q matter OF
positive certainty and familiar knowledge. that
Inc Bltters will not only rehabilltate the
PHYSIQUE, when shattered and wasted by dis
cass, but will also. II taken systematically, ae-
tually compensate the constltutionally feeble
frame for It's deficiency Of strength. and BY In.
fuslng new life into q weak system, endow 1t
with tho health and yigor which Nature has de-
MED Il. The Bitters also enable the body to re-
pist the encrvating influences Of heat, humidity
and changes from q temperate to Q hot climate.
II ia on these accounts specially to be recon-:
mended to travellers and residents In the torrid
zone, and persons subjected to abrupt transit
tioDs In temperature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PLANTATION BITTERs.
8. T.-1S60-X.

PLANTATION BITTERs.
8. T.-1s60-x.
rnl, wonderful vegetable restorative is the
.~hsct.nchor Of the feeble and dsbilitated. A,
. tonic and cordial for the aged and languid It
has no equal among stomachies. As . remedy
for tho nervous weakness to which women are
especially subject, /. Is suporssdinG every other
stlmuant. In all climates, tropical, temperate,
or ftpid, 1t acts as . specific In svsry species Of
disorder which undermlnes the bodily strength
and breaks down the animal spirits. fe2O ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-13

WHERE TO Go.-Wnen you want a nice,
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham.
pooed, dressed and properly hxed up, 90 to
Pohls popular saloon, next door to Gibson's,
Main street, Gold Hill. Sharp razors, clean
towels, and good artists, always to DO found
there. At Pohl's the ladies can have their hair
cut, curled. clesnsed or dressed In inc most
tasteful manner s"-n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-13

Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
[Br II ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELxoRAru CO.
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE E.

GREESBusH, n. Y, March l3.-Mrs.
Fague, who was shot by her husband
yesterday, Is dead. Fague, who cut
his throat after the shooting, Il not
expected to live.
New YORK, March 13.-Grand Duke
Alexis sailed from Havana yesterday,
for South America.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-13

CITIZENS AND AMBASSADORS M. F.
Waller is closing out his Winter stock
of clothing. Furnishing goods, hats,
caps, boots, shoes, trunks, vallses,
gloves, blankets, etc., ut lowest rates,
call and examine and satisfy your
selves. Next door to o. T. Barber s
Co., Main street, Gold Hill. f3*
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A Fierce struggle.

Disease Is ever preyinc upon man, from the
cradle to the grave, moro than one half OF the
human family hayo to contest inch BY inch the
nrocrsss OF some ailment, What q boon then
must Brlstors SdrsdpariAd and Pull be-; they
purge out all poisonous matter, they purify the
blood and humors, they give tone and power to
the whole system, and enable the bodyto throw
OF disease that would otherwise have hurried
It to the grave. marlSlw
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FROM OGDEN.

OGDEN, Utah, March l3.-Prof. Sill
man and party left Ogden for San
Francisco last night.
All the blockaded freight has ar
rived at Ogden, and will be sent for
ward at once.
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WoMAHI


HAGANs MAGNOLIA BALM gives to tho
Complexion the Freshness Of Youth. HAoAs's
MAGNOLIA BALM overcomes the flushed appear
.nce caused by heat, fatigue and excitement. 1t
makes the lady Of forty appear but twenty. and
50 natural and perfect that no person can detect
It's application. By Its use tho toughest skin Is
made TO rival the pure radiant texture OF youth
full beauty. It removes redness, blotchcs, and
p,mples. It contains nothing that will iujuro
the skin In tho least. MAGNOLIA BALM is used
by all fashionable ladies' in new York, London
and Paris. 1t costs only rs cents per Bottle,
and is sold by all Druggists and Ferfumors. fc2O
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-13
Seufasipuf.

Was elmer rrast mag i'd!
arnm' bu mir nab als sptteer rulil6sr Bar,
@ebarniI6t Nbinccercs, Ssrtanl9er 1iser ;
Himm jesliGe @sifalt-
Nie psrbtn msins fsfsn Neroen betsn.
Sbaflpsare.
Sn tiefer GrIdItterurs, ernit unb
f6petsenp errei1te Der 3eformatcr pas
Belt. Sruper Sernbarp unterlie6 ni6t,
reien Sprtreffi6e ginri6tuns unp Ye,
quemli6teit berYpr;ubeben, bic feline ans
oronuns selaaHen bate. Ginlapenpe
&ubebetten befanpen ii9 ;u beipen Seis
ten Der sinnenwanpe, sepie bic srSbte
@pbltbat fir ermtpete 8anperer. Sn
Der Witte res ~seraumissn :3eltes ftanp
elm fleiner Slid, auf cieiem lag bic Sis
bel, Res &eformators uniibsrpinrlides
YplIrerf sesen ale Mnfaae leiner Teinse.
Selbt Spsile unb Grant persaB Serns
bares GdrlOrse nidt BON cen lsi9ten
0epdncern ni9t ;u repen, pel9e bereit
lasen, Sesen cie unbequemen Sudtleiper
Der Neiienren Sertaui6t ;u rperpen. Gin
spsiarmissr 2eudter, sbemals raS Gisen>
tbum pes &lpHers SirfpeileI bina pom
3elte aiecsr unb ~Serbannts p~plltaneis
ras nabtltte Duntel. Den Subbpcen
bepsdten srpes l@5n setidte 5eppids 4;
nrtr eisnete fid reren Darteauns nidt
fir lolden 3pef, ia ie bic 2eipensses
I9idte unisres perm entbielten uni che
mails an ben Nltdren res &loiterS Sirn
in Der Gbarpo6e ais a%ntipenpien gez
cient batten. gebnlide Seppi1e belief
ceten bic @dnpe pes 3elteS unc wiirren
pemislten paS anisbsn elmer iGSn see
maltsn &apelle sesebsn BADEN, bdtten
niGt Der grpse Weinbumpen unp anres
re prcfane 0esenitancs cieicn ginriud
ipierer scritSrt.
Yrucer Sernbarp fonnte nit aaem
Re9te einisss Sob fir bic IufmerfIams
felt unb Sorsfalt eriparten tppntit er cas-
Belt isines Weiters aussel9midt. Sein
erpartunasYcueS @use, eben bon cinem
islbfssfduisen uebertlids Der i9Snen
Ginridtuns auf 0utter suriidfebrenr,
i6 len aud einise &obirriGe su grTen.
@llein her &efrrmator pitrpiSte cas- mtis
beSplle gSerf Sernbarts tidt zines Slis
DIES. SoSieib mad benz Giniritte 9rif
CT baitis mad rem splpenen &elac auf
cem Slide, lesrte renleleen msbrere Wfas
le, als iplltc Der feurise @ein rie Sieters
biBe abfib!sn Die ibm auf Stirne une
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-13
9ugsMbasger GAZETTE.

r~trein;elnt febenes Glide ibr riefises Sc
aite peitaus. @rauen umaab ricien
Baum /; penn man semabrte metrerc rrn
auer Sleiruns entblbste 4etbname in ben
aciten bdnsen. 0esm pisie glide, mel
dc lei ben @uffdnriiden rie SteIe Res
@alsens Yertrat, itiirmten Gle Sauern in
pGItem @c1drei nit ibren Spfern. Im
Saume ansefpmmrn, lpuroe ren WDns
den unter !Stsben UNI StS6cn ras Or
rensfleip at9crifIen. Gham9efibl rrs
prcete Imtrplius bic initdnoiae Sitte,
nsniaten5 pas llnterflsip ibnen ~ laIs
fen wel6e Sitte nit 6pbn s~uriifsewies
len irurpe.
Qaet ibncn, rief 6anS 8nppt laet IT,
men zen lsBtrn 9umpen! SrelleiGt liest
in pieirm Serlanscn Elm Sunten res
beilisen 0eiitcs. Dem ipiSt Srirer,
rae ielbit piele @Bssnpiencr wircr ibren
8iQen beute auslprii6e @pttes tbaten /;
rarum fol- ibnen Der leste Srrf bleiz
ben.
Sbne @iberreoe tpurSe Der ScrlteQuna
psS prppbeten niufabren. 90 enteins
gen ric Wdrtyrer ibres 0laubens, in Sol
&C pcS 8iperipru6s segsn Sutber unp
Der a~bneiBung Snppfs seBen rem Gefprs
matpr, Der S6anoe, nit entblSbtsm seibe
erbdngt su merpen.
Snpeiien batten sinise Surids ben
Baum erltie9en, bic Stride an bic 9eite
befrltist urp Die g 6linssn bcrabsclaiIcn.
Die MSnhe fnieten nieper rnc empfablcn
in pieism ifrcdli6en Nusenblide rem
@eit in bic Sdare ibres S6Spfers, wdbz
renp bic Sdlin9en ibnen UNI cen Sals
gele9t wurpen.
Iuf - auf! ldriem une frpblpdten
piele Stimmrn. Die Stride purren am
sespsen unp lansiam erbpbrn ii6 bic
8brper pom Sppen. Sci nieler 5anrluna
itimmte SanS Snppf Elm 3iep an, re6en
Snbalt Zen llntersans Der papiiten unp
bic Serbreitung hes unSerpunfelten Gsanz
seliums feierte. Na6rem pas 9iep Der
flunsen, bic W6n6e in Der 2uft l6pebs
ten unp rie s%efibupie Wense an ben lebs
ten 3udunsen Der Stertenpen ii9 genet
bet, Serlieeen ale BEN Gt6tplas.
Der Gefprmatcr bate prr Der SSble
aus bic Sbat nit anseieben. Sp Ianse
Der 6aufen ;pilGen ibm unp Der eide
19 teweste, ma6te er ieinem 3crne aes
gen bic Sermalepeiten papiitsn 9uft. Oa
er jerp6 bic Spfer ieines @rimmes in
ZEN Sob seben unp bic @uslesuns fab,
welte bic Sauern Icinem nur auf Gin
ferferuns lautenrsn &i6teriprube sabsn,
erlpid lein Corn. Sruper Sernbarr, bic
~initern 5alten i'm anseli9te hes Opftors
bemerfenp, mabnte gum Iufbrud unp
seleitete bic beiren 8aite in has Belt,
meldes fir ie gum Na6tlaaer einseri9s
tet pprcen mar.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-07-12

T { R M S ::
rIr ro,T Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
~ rwO Dollars u Year, Payable
in Advance.

TNo attention paid to orders for the pa
."r lnr., accompanied by the cash.
Nlynrti,cmcnt> will be charged Sl.50 per
.Ilnr"of ten lines. or less, for the first inscr-
ion. ini - cents for each continuance. A
.Dor,I deduction mtdcto parties who adver-
N,r hv the year.
= 'or.on, ending advertisements -houlC
uaTk tp" number ,r times they desire them
l..rtri or thCv will be- continued until for
'id lrl 'htrgrd accordingly.
Fr u~irnt advertisements must be paid for
- |N. 'm" oI insertion.
Announcing name, Ot candidates Tor once.
f1.yH. O. ssh, In ,ll "dsoS.
pNtlunrY notice, over i've lines charged at
.o,.i'ar advertising rates.
Nll communications Intended to promotcthc
private ends or interests Of Corporations, So
'inli5s OF Individuals, will be charged rs adj
."rti,"mru:s.
ION WORK, such ~ Pamphlets, Circulars,
'rrd,. Blanks, liandbills. etc., will be exc
.ultrl IN -ood style and At reasonable rates.
~ lrltrr, Al lrc,,cd to the Proprietor will
No promptly attended to.
Communications. to >rcuOc insertion, must
200 o,rnomponicd by the name of the authors.
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South {O"Oliun.

The Columblu correspondent Of the
Charleston Nc"t lets the rolowiugpar-
nglaph drop concerning the THRIFT Of the
present state Treasurer OF south Caro-
lima:
\ Rcpuhlicau who ough, to know
says ',,ar Parker ha. five hundred lhou.
sand doIIsr, invested IN tivr.twrnt,
United states bonds. which hr Ia. pick
ed up since he ha, brcu conducting the
iinancia ai'irs o. This plospcruo> Com.
mOuwcalth.
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MnrNlnnl. Ny MnrNlnMn.

The Baltimore Ameriraa (Gmnt) "has
yet TO hear the name Of single rcrub.
lican in the state who has announced
his intention to vote for Greeley" The
UcrU}d says: As Maryland is c.acn'jpl-
ly an auii.rcpubicau and an mIl-nd.
state by some towy.thou.
sand majority, It does not matter much
il woul2 seem, which way the admins.
,ratiou republicans may 30 in the coming
election.
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Ihe 2pst.
Athens, Friday, July y, 1872.
Deaths by LIGHTNING.

Two men, Erwin Bell and John Lee,
were killed by lightning during the
prevalence Of Il storm at Louisville last
week. Other persons in remote por-
tons Of The city were heavily shocked
by the same discharge.
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itailrnnd I ,tccjIput,


THE up-trnin on the El-l Tennessee
Road colldrd with mammoth OK near
Concord, ON the morniu" Of the lth
The engine and tender. ba.gagr aud
mail car were thrown off, and the Sec
ond ciass car was driven into In" wreck.
The first class coaches tpl s'ccpiu3 cnr-
remained on the track. aud no on" in
them was hurt. The engineer Charles
Harvey. had a leg broke. and WAS bad
" bruised; Il negro, Dan Ruckcr. who
was on the PLATFORM was caught in the
wreck aud had both lcgs badly crushed.
so that one of them has since been am
putatcd A negro brakc-man. at his
post was caught and hurt internally.
but it i thought he will recover. These
are all the injured reported. Mil Agent
NcGaugh"y. WHO va in tie posted rnI'
when l. horrcd the track and aanuor.a
bottom side un. saw it wa. -calN hu-
since, while il lasted, and thai for few
moment he thou@hl,ho -jay wa, done
aud lhc night had come. Another oc-
cupGnt Of the ear seemed to be similarly
affected, aud commenced saying "Now
! lay me down TO sleep pretty rapidly.
Medical aid for the injured was pro-
cured as soon as possible, and It was be-
licypl At last adyiccs that all three
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AuvIcEs from the Northwest say that
the sioux Indians are unanimously tor
Greeley. Their chief industry Is "rai,-
ing the hair Of the frontier settlers. and
they want President who believes in
protecting home industry.
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.JO!IN L.. tTLCE. NJ.

nFFERS HIS PROFESSIONALISM
\ } rcstotheritizrnSo Of Athens .andvicinity
OFFICE: At his residence. corner of Wash
ington aud white streets.
Dtc.6.lSG7-tf-1
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Bread is the Staff of Life.

DUT YOt' CAN'T MAKE GOOD BREAD
ID ont Of bad Flour. have just received a
ear load Of Fancy Family Flour. made ont
of choirc Ohio white Wheat. which will make
good bread. Fer sale at the old stand near
the Depot. j. VI. .1lENDEReoN.
Athrn., April =. ls12-tf.a2T
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W. Iowa man is still chuckiing in lis
.'re'c over tho way in which nc sold
o" no''phis'ica:cd brewer in his neigh
."'"''b by swapping" his wife fora
barrel of hocr.
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rs El,'"rn lady recently "carroomcl
on the rel" heal Other husband through
the window of billiard hall with
'r'ckh'i. lie ended with a vigorous
run"
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~yorr, wa. assured bv his genial
that his bride was worth
her weight in gold. At the end OF the
'.r.t week of their honey moon he en-
l.'rt her on hay scale. figured IL ont
'iat be should bring S2o.9S0,jD, and
sent The Old man word that he would
discount o. first five figures of the price
!, they missed her at home" badly.
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Mn TuuvN, BAKER. an old rcn,lc-
man residing n"Gr Amandavilic. in
tnmbrr. mi county, was severely bit
ten Hy tI.l'o.nlEc few days since.
lIc Hi,Ind the reptile, went home anil
took 4n 1u'idolc, and is now entirely
we'll.
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jAs. \. iurpors died in Springfield.
Nl--.. on the 3Dih, from disease OF the
blood rn-u,,ug from bad corn. Afrcr
ru'an- the com he irrita'cd it By walk
iuE. -o that the toe bad 10 be amputatcl.
to" late. however, to keep the disease
from spreading through his system.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30
Medical.


nHa HENRY WILSON, FROM LONDON,
- England, makes dssafes o. the Throat and
Lungs specially. Asthma, Hfonohltis, aud al
cases Of Consumption tgara9lsj treated By ooptrnot
aud no Zee tlll cured No charge 70 patients for
IN two heur.. Dan refer patgn. 70 qldEsns IN Wash
nsGn VIZ sAys 5ssp .ss I'll re
msnt uhstheT tho cure I. heutsd before receive mr.
iea. MADAM WILSON, = teEuiAry. vdne atsd ne.
male NldWife AHd phgsirau, will attend 70 iadiss.
Al female dihiUultier, 80, treated scientifically
Rooms. board, nsdioa attendance Ac, A. the inati.
tute, n doaltod. Terms reasonable medicines b.
mall; describe aymptoms uaW OF address MADAM
or Dr. WILSON, No 81 4 Niaih street, between n
and 7, WAshina ton, n, o. iTtltms
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THE MARKETS.
F1NANO1AL AND OoMmERUIAI.

New York stock Report.
Furnished bp Lepfs JohnsOn Z Co. Bdnksrs
northeast corner Of Tenth and D streets
norfhtpefL
NEW YonE. July 81 ., m.,-.Uultsd States
goqPOn, ils W $50 q, oonpCa, 10 U. B Ssr,
SS.,' Y, yoqgon,, lisls y; y EI5s g 6cSgos,
p6g :SS, V SsB Si TSoa sI s
it4 6ulekslivsr, u PAgliig Man Adams EIpfss''
Eipr.. q fsP S; sSI Ne. YSIi '! S.S
llai Aud Hudson 49, Rrio, b2l Ere pteieired, rs
iIS i Eshs sS %SSSsn duS fs s SG P
rosd, s5i cleveland 4 PilisburS. phi Northwest
RsTUsS fos O' RSGE spa Rs i'' III
sily'9hs. 81 g. S.SL ~ ksl.sstss -
an s sS SI' era S. wT
lldcatsp, IeHj Dol. Chile and Ind. Central, ny
S: s SrsS. &c I. T S s ss
UsIons stree Oh rot.h YIIoll , 'l5ss psy y
Unlsn Pacific dat bonds, 500
n.LTuoRE HlAEErs.
rsosipts tods; were ilShl. being ouy bsi bis win
sales reported on 'OhanEs q LOU bbl,, s Western,
DO q ~ DO. At Si7bi i6o SSniy a SIS
RS'a E,Oo fsosipis Of Southern wbsa, today
amounted q about p0g bushels, q which b0C?
choice 61ousSt ysry isil prices tSs sse, 5caS 5o
prime 10 choice ~ eLGtS %. hud lou iAlfto Eood
oS.nas IA P ~ "a d.oS re S cents s u,
mGnd for shipment sprnng aod the market closed
active and hSm, Tbs taes we're 1900 bushels prime
et5l and aOOO common @ Inferior a. ~ 99ltg; "
Western We note sales % ~ bushels choice white A.
81 81, ard 100 primo red ateLbA
CorH.-.jrbe market for southern Corn today was
sales iOOO bushels white At 70 cents, and sqme OO
bushels were held oyet for want Of buyers. yellow e
ssss q sl6 bushels miIsd In elevator at 81 osSis
osnis Tbs receipts Of Western weFs 1900 bushels,
Olh.-Ths market ior Oats TO-DAY is Arm, with
small receipts, and We have 10 report sales Of only 20
bushels mlisd Western At IS osp aud 40 bright Do.
atH cents " Southern the aAlsa Wsro ihW bufhsls
ffosisiSS Irh Tho market for Proyisiops con.
tlnues very hrm under favorable advice. Iron
day, and quote vep arm At 81 centn for khotlders
cents for RIB apd sfoents ior clear Iib hides, The
iobblpE dimspd iOr bacon 4 ven active, and prices
srs, sS cents ior Tib sIdss md pg esnis ior
clear rid DO. Hams sell freely 10 lots At tais oenti
ior hne sugaI.oursd, and ls'gsitS cents i2r p,sn
| siI gb(ail5l Lard Ia dull, and We quote Western
| steam and kettle rendered nominal AZ aCa9A oonts
ADD rersudsrVd AZ leslgA cents . The tTsas: n.
auinG grades Cuba and Porto Rico at slSsaA e.s.
/ Porto Rico Erooeu nalQh cents; uemstA!A vacuum
/ hainE, sdCasE cents, aud New Orleans Eroqory "a
w. cents The receipts for the past few weeks haI'
fallen On considerably. and the stock, though SUI
Highest poipt Tho stock bSrs Is ass hhds., rs
| Rsdasd SsgaTs~Prioes are unchanged, and ~ quot
cents, whits At iii oonts. Il iiE cents, and EItT
Olls oents, tho two latter grades aiarce and over
soid. 0,pton 90 arc Ia SOOd demand, and We quot
WhtIT.NTbs market for High wines IL quiet bu
firm, with tales In lots Of 25sb0 bbla At 9S cents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30

OFrIcE OmEF QUkRTERMAaTERl
F0nT LEAyENwORrH, KAN, June y, ldil, !
sealed proposals are tnyitod, 70 be Openod by the
undoTalEnod ou the "a day Of August, 1874, At II
O'clock, A. m. for tho oOnBiTua tlOn OF stone Walls
With coping, Brlok Walls or lT2n Fences, around the
NAtiorAl Cemeteries At Fort IoAyenWoTth and Fort
scott KanaAs, Fayetteville, ATkAnaAa, and Fort Glib
SON. Indian forFiloTy, and for one aud half story
ktone Or Brick Lodges al Tort LsAyenWort anaAs
Springfield, Missouri, aud At fAyettoVlllet AIkapAas
UomOtS In accordance with plans and upeolhoA
lions which have been prepared By the QuaTtormAs,
ter 0shorai, and which can be obtained by persons
Intending 10 bid, at this once, fom the BupoTintend.
ents OF the Oemotsriea ~ Fort booti, Kansas, and
fAybttoylllo, ArkAnuAs, and the Post QnArtemAstsr
a. Fort Gibson,
The proposals must inolqdasn oItrA work necessary,
such decreased fouudat0h, do 70 avoid the pTosen.
tAfion Of bills Tor extra work.
lids to be made separately for each lodge and fence
or WALL and must bo accompanied w the guarantee Of
tHo persons Of known responsibility, that the bidder
will enter into contract awarded 10 him. and furnish
Bidders must DO present personally, or by repre-,
sentative, At the opening OF he bids,
By order Of the QnartormAsteI lgnerai.
Major and QuArtOrmLBtSr, Acting Chief O. n, Dept
Mo- Nv
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30
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Proposals.


sioux OIrY, Iowa. July %, IsIa
Sealed proposals, In duplicate are Invited until u
O'Clock, M, August ", ls72, for tho following sub.
sstsnoG st9Lsa 70 Be delivered At GoTsrnmePt ware
hihsiy barels Mess Pork, one Iron hoop on each
end; l6s. Bacon, clear sides, part In Eunnlos
AOOuO lbs. double eIuA. high ground, well dressed
Flour, made Of spTing what, packed In round hoop
OAK barrels, full head lined OF double lacks, Unsde
eontAining 10 lb,; net, 70 be equal 70 sample in
material, free FROM clay. lpubls glass other Kdul
terAtona and offensive odoT, packed In boIss, well
strapped. -
Usual conditions as TO Inspections, 40, imposed
SI@plsl Of hsHI And pap 4, NUT s,csepnPSnY pida