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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-06-28
cEOlD BLUFF COLLEGE!
Il Select School for the Educa-
ton of Young Ladies.
Reduction i'm Prices.

Board, with furnished rooms, washing, IRON
ing, incidental fees, and tuition in all the Lit
erary Departments, $40, (seventy-tiye dollars).
Music, including uss of instrument, s25,
twenty-five dollars.
No deductionwill be made for absence unless
for protracted OF severe sickness
. The Faculty.
Principal-MRs. ". II. WHrEsIDEs.
Teacher of Mathematics and Ancient Lam
guages-MRs. NJ. ~ GoBDOS. .rF.
Teachers in Literary epartment-MRs. VI.
II. WmTEsIDEs, Mrs. ". N. GOKDoS, Mss s.
". GRANT, Mss BLANCHE FARaER.
Teacher Of Music-MHs NJ. ID. PORTER. Z
Teacher of Drawing, Painting AMI other
Ornamental Branehes-MIss SEE NJ. GRANT.
Teachers all of Southern Birth
and Education. ''''''f''
TERMS FOR TWENTY WEEKS.
Drawing, Tri-Weekly Lessons ..s $40 90
Drawing, Daily Lessons. Is 90
vocal Music, In Glasses. 3 90
Fifty Dollars required in advance and the
remainder Of all charges at the close of each
twenty weeks. Prompt payment must be
est from date.
Pupils will be received at any time during
the Annual term. ,.T'l't -flr
The College is situated in a remarkably
healthy portion OF the country, three miles
southeast Of Woodburn, village on the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad, midway between
bowling Green and Franklin, Ky.
For Particulars or catalogue, address
w. +. WHITESIDES, Prop'r.
WOODBURY., Warren County, by.
Jan. 5-1yr.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-06-28

A Nashville boy has been sent to
the workhouse for brutally beating
his own mother.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-06-28

Have on hand an elegant assortment of
Buggies, Jenny Lind, Ia or 4 passenger vehi-
elel Democrat Barouches, Harness, Express
Wagons. with or without tops, &C., de-.
which VIC will sell as low as tho same class work
can be b nd for in any other market. Leather
$3.50. Democrat Barouehes at $500.
, 1872-02-08

could be secured by uniting with the
earnest, good Republicans, and save the
country, he would give an earnest amen
unto it. All he wanted was good men
In Office, who had the welfare of the
country at heart.
Judge Lewis of st. Charles was called
for, and that while he came only as a
listener, he was pleased to give his COR
dial support to policy which would
give to the country more earnest and
positive Democratic policy. and politi-
cal damnation to the present dangerous
party in power. He wanted the guaran-
tees to the Southern States fully and
freely adhered to no more vacillation,
but a safeguard, as prescribed in the
Constitution, given to each and every
State under the Constitution of this
Union. He complimented his Excellen-
cy, Governor Brown, in selecting for
legal ability, and aside from politics,
Judge Wash. Adams to sit on the Su-
preme bench, and hoped the day was
not far distant when the Government of
the United States would be 10 restored
to its purity and integrity that the So
called passive policy" of Missouri
would be earnestly recognized.
MIR. j. N. Bell, President Of the even
ing, made few remarks, appealing to
the Democracy to unite upon any policy
that would secure to the country its
best welfare. and the meeting adjourned.
, 1872-02-08

WOMAN PRoGREssING.-Ala lady IN a re-
cent letter from Liverpool says :: Here,
as in every hotel in England I found Ia
dies at the bar, keeping the register of
arrivals, and assigning rooms to guests,
receiving payment of bills, &c. So in
the telegraph office, and in all the shops
youue and well-dressed ladies form a
large portion of the attendants. 1 was
greatly struck with it, and believe it
would he we'll for our people to adopt
the custom of thus furnishing employ
ment to q large and most dependent
class of our people. Wherever there is
light and nimbie work to be done, we
found universally ladies employed. In
the extensive draper establishment OF
Lee, in Liverpool. frequented and pa
, 1872-02-08

RED RIVER OF THE NoRTH.-Naviga-
ton by the long prairie Water Route
from Alexandria to New Orleans is clos
ed for the winter.
The Hendrickson brothers, of Carlos,
sold this week to Chris. Braiter, the
butcher, thirty deer, the product of this
seasons hunting. The price paid was
$3.50.
An Englishman named Fletcher was
frozen to death near Holy Cross, last
week. He had been on visit to neig-
bor about two miles distant, and started
home in the evening. Next morning
he was found dead within q short dis
tance of his home.
Along the road between Pomme de
Terre to Moorehead are found many
evidences OF the suddsnness and sever
ity with which the winter setin. Aban-
doned wagons, dead horses and oxen.
and broken sleds and harness. attest the
rigor of the winter, which found many
on the road unplepared.
From private letters to various par
ties here there seems to be no doubt that
the Pembina branch of the Northern
Pacific Railroad will be located via AL
exandria and Fergus Falls. Very fsw
preparatory arrangements yet remain
to be made before the commencement
Of work through Douglas county.
, 1872-02-08
The Liberal Republicans.

The Missouri Liberal Republicans
held their Convention at jefferson City,
January 25th. 1t was largely attended.
From the report of it we copy this:
Judge D. E. Bald of Grundy county
was elected temporary president, and
Colonel Lowder. Secretary. After a re-
cess, Colonel Grosevnor was chosen
Permanent Chairman, and the following
is in substance of the platform adopted: !:
The first resolution declares faith in
the vital principles of true Republican
ism, and recognizing as an established
fact sovereignty of the Union, emancipa-
tiona nd equality of civil rights.
The second demands equal suffrage for
all, and complete amnesty for all.
The third favors a genuine reform of
tariff.
The fourth denounces shameless
abuse of public patronage in the in
terest ofany party or faction; demands
reform in the civil service; compliments
Senators whose courageous course has
completed the disclosure of grave mis-
rule.
Fifth -Resolued, That local self-gov-
ernment, with impartial suffrage, will
guard the rights of dill citizens more
securely than a any centralized author
ity.
Sixth-Resolued. That republicanism
makes it specially our duty to expose
corruption, denounce usurpation of
power, and work for reforms necessary
for the public welfare. The times de-
mand an uprising of honest citizens to
sweep from power men who prostitute
the name of an honored party to selfish
interests. We therefore invite all Re-
publicans who desire reforms as herein
set forth to meet in National Mass Con-
vention at the city of Cincinnati on the
first Wednesday of May next; at twelve
O'Clock M, and there take such action
as our Conventions, our sense of duty
and public exigency may require.
Colonel Burns then addressed the
Convention, after which letters were
read from Carl Schurz and ex-senator
Fowler of Tennessee.
Governor Brown then discussed the
resolutions adopted, and was followed
by Judge Oliver Of Ohio and j. M.
Scovel of New Jersey, when the Con-
vention adjourned.
The following dispatch was received
from Carl Strobel, of the Cincinnati
German American Union and Reform
Association
1--WE are in perfect harmony with
your platform and promise to cooperate
heartily with your movement. We will
and shall do our duty"
, 1872-02-08
MAILS.

The Seattle Mails arrive and depart as fol-
lows:
Oregon, California and Atlantic States, ria.
Olympia, Tacoma and Steilacoom Arrive Mon
days and Thursdays, O'Clock, A. NJ. Depart
Tuesdays and Fridays. 10 P. NJ. Close P. NJ.
Victoria, ria Ports Madison, Gamble, Ludlow
and Townsend, Tuesdays and Fridays, 10 P. M
Depart Mondays, 6 Is A. NJ; Thursdays, 5 Is
AN. Close A. NJ. and P. NJ.
whatcom, ria Mukelteo, Snohonish, Tulal1p,
Coupeville, Coyeland, Utsalady, Laconner. FL
dalgo and Samish Arrive, Wednesdays, s P NJ.
Depart, Mondays, A. NJ. Close 80 AN
Franklin, ria White River and Slaughter :;
Arrives, Wednesdays, : P. NJ. Departs, Tues
days A. N. Closes 80, A. NJ.
Snoqualmie. ria. Black River and Squak Ar
rves, Wednesdays, P. NJ. Departs, Tuesdays'
AN Closes 80 A. N.
Port Orchard, ria. Port Blakely: Arrives,
Tuesdays. IL AN. Departs. Mondays, IL A. NJ.
Closes As.
, 1872-02-08

tronized by the nobility and wealthy Of
the land, the long lines ofcounters we're
attended by scores of beautiful young
girls. tastefully dressed, and whower
waiting upon the crowds of ladies' and
gentlemen purchasing supplies.
, 1872-02-08
Terms Of Courts.

SUPREME COURT.
ID Monday in January.
DISTRICT COURTS.
sEArTLE-lst Monday in February and Au-
gust
Ponr TowNsEND-4th Monday in February
and November.
SrEILAcooM-3 Sd Monday in January and July
OIrNrIA-3d Monday in March, and I'd Mon
day in November.
VANCOUVER I'd Monday in April and Sd Mon
day in October.
wALLA wALLA-2d Monday in May and 4th
Monday in September.
OYsTERvnLE-2d Monday In July.
YAKIMA CIrY-4th Monday in October.
FogT CoLv1LLE-2d Monday in June.
, 1872-02-08
IRVING BALLARD.
attorney e Counselor at Laac,
SteilacOOm. w. II.
McNAUCHT & LEARY,
SEATTLE, W. T.
Real Estate and Tax Agents,
REAL ESTATE bought and sold.
LOANS negotiated.
CLAIMS collected,

FOR SALE.
LOTS IN CITY OF SEATTLE, i'm
proved and unimproved.
Also, LANDS in King. Kitsap, Sro-
homish and Island Counties.
Tracts at HOLMES HARBOR. CA
MANO ISLAND, MUKILTEO, PORT
TOWNSEND. PORT DISCOVERY,
NISQUALLY, etc. etc.
Also. several Bottom Land FARMS,
under cultivation, on the White, Black,
Cedar, and Duwamish Rivers.
AGENrs-For Remington and Osgood.
New York +; Benjamin Flint, San Jose,
California, etc. etc.
MCNAUGHT & LEARY.
JAMES McNAUGHT, T1r-r
JOHN LEARY,
Seattle. W. T. Aug. 2S, 1871. 15tf.
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PRorosAIs FOR ADHESIVE POSTAGE

Sealed propQsals are invited from steel plate Gu
and plate printers, aud will be received NJ
this Department until Y O'Clock m. ON Friday, the
tenth tl0thl day Of January, 1863 for furnishing
Postage stAnIs for term ID four years, coninonC.
QUALITY OF STAMPS
The Hlnmfa must e furnished, subject 10 the Az.
prevail Of the Department, frOm steel PLATES, Ell.
ETaVed in the highest style d tho art Of steel suTaN
ing, and printed In such cours ~ may he sclected by
the Department, In the best aud nqat approved
manner, equal IN every rcBpCCt W the STAMPS now m
use, upon PAPER Qt the best quality suilable for the
purppse, thoroughly Fummed with The best quality
each separate stamp can be readily detached and
nsed the sheets 10 10 well pressed and pauksd 80 AZ to
TO be furnished with all reafonAble dispatch, IA suc
quantities as BE- ordered by the Department TO MI
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pAnKINn

Stamps 10 be transmitted by sea routes must 10
securely packed In hermetioally sealed tin cases,
wrapped In strong MANILA paIeT; all otherp must
either BE- Iacked In strong bindeTp bpArd boxes
bound on toe edges aud oOrners with mtlslin, and
envoioped IN two thioknesseq OF strong MANILA
the quantity 10 be transmitted may require; all
HaehSe 70 70 y ine2ssd as % enable tho Agent Of
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DROPOsALs FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
i IRON WORK FOR THE MN. EXTENSION
IR2E EIThpE Y , 3 EQSRbH9 AND POST


iNDIAHAPoIIs, IHDIARA,
OffIpE OF SUPEniHrEHDENT, Dec, 10, l57a }
Sealed proposals will b. received 1T the ONCE OF
the Buperlntendent untl u NJ, JANUARY ts, I6I8,
for furnishing, dQ VerinE, fitting, and putting up
In place the wrought aud caHtirOn work exhibited
by The drawing desorbed In the specifications, and
called for IN the schedules, oOnaisting Of cAstirOn
and third etQries, rOof, &c. 49,
Copies Of the drawings, specifications and sched-
An soanoldinG required by the contractors TO Put
the work In place will DO furnished by the Govern,
ment free Of charge but Will be erected by the con
Proposals viii be made by the piece, lineal foot or
weight fQT the various items Of work, a. called for
In the Schedule. ,Ihe work will not be sn6dlVided
among different bidders, but will be considered in
Payments viii be made monthly, deducting ten psr
cent until the tnal eOmIletion Of the contract
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond, In
the sum Of three thousand dollars, (R8UO) that the
bidder will accept and perform the contract II award.
ed him. the suilieiency Of the security to be CeTtheS
by the United STATES Judge the clerk OF the United
wherein he resides.
all bids, II be deemed for the interest OF M dow
the printed form to BE- uhtgined In this office and
/ does not conform IN ever reHpect 60 the require
ments OF this advertisement will not he considered
neither Will any proposals be received from partiei
who are not themselves engaged In the manufactuT,
OF wrought or cast iron work, and who have NOT m
necessary facilities for getting ont the work
PROPOSALS Will be Endorsed "blds Tor Iron Work
and addressed to H. v ENON
delA Superintendent,
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Lock Hospital.

=
Physician Of this celebrated Institution, diac1vercd
when e The Great Hgspitsls q Luf9le. NM. zig
gpeedy, pleasant and eneciuii remedy in The world
iO EHCEssEs or ABUSES OF THE SYSTEM,
wosE6sss q he Bsgi % Limits gtrietuTss snsoiiop
q the Kidneys OF MADDEN 1nygluniary DlsThargea
"a, ISnploT, Law siirjts Cqnfuslop o. Idea, ~.
T ~ 9. iG bssTt IEcRRsRs Pinns s a.
skin. Affections o. the LAYER, Lungs, Stomach ~
Bowels those Terrible Disorders arislng from Soil
more fatal 10 lhriF victims than The sgnI y lbe
slreng " the Mariners o. Ulyi@ce, bllghtinE Their
Ii,agS &c, impossiblS destroying both Body and
YOUNG MIN
Vice, thai dreadful and Destructive habit which al
I pga mSs an moI 1 sa5s sSi. sSa
inteleot Who might gtheI wise nave entranoed listen
wshsa . ecstasy the living Tyre may eSii With nun
These arc some Of the sad and melancholy Effects
produced by the early habits q youth, VIZ Veal
hsss q hs Back and Lipbs, PainI In the Head'
ReTsngeinent q The Bisestlle Junction, General
HEs icSTf1 % sets On lhs mind are
much e be dreaded, Los q Memory, OoniuHion o.
Ion o sJesty, sef Eoys q gStIds, lin
idity &C. art some q BE Rss sI NJ, produced.
msrTssS, aware y Ply y WIN In " TS
oST oTaha hS sTSSsl bsSly q
any o'h1r Nhis}RRss 9sSt.2F 5Iasdf T prss
Tho many THOUSANDS cured a. this establlslImfni
within nc Last twenty SeS md The 1ImsT e. I'm
sioP witnesSsd BY The rerrssent1iIvSs q he Pres
ing A. a man Of honor and responsibility, IL sum
Gent guarantee 10 the Anllctod.
once, south Frederick street, Baltimore,
nov2 MARYLAND.
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DIED.

LEE,,;on the 18Th inst, Many JAM LIE, beloved
wife Of Samuel Lee, agod thirty two years.
Funeral will take place from Union Bethel church,
this afternoon Al 4 oeiook Relatives and friends
JAYNE-On the 18th inst, after brief illness,
Mrs MINERVA b., wife Of J. W. Jayne.
The relatives and friends are RESPECTFULLY invited
70 attend her funera from the residence OF her hus
band, No. 10 Bridge street, 0eorEetown Saturday
morning, 2lHt instant, at II O'Clock.
RIzER-On Wednesday, 18th instant, MrS, MANY
RIzER, IN the eightieth year Of her age. a..
The friends % the family are requested TO attend
her funeral this afternoon at 2 O'clock, frUm her
sonin.law, James McClelland, No. in1 street
southwest. I|0.|-|'.-
HADAMAY.-.on the 18th inst, at O'Clock, y. IN,
after lingering illness OF eight months, Gu kRLEl
fRAScIH, the beloved son Of Julia p aud John r.
HAdAway, AEed two years and Hlx months.
The funeral will take place at O'Clock, D. m. Do
CSC street southwest
ARNOLD-In Georgetown d. c. on the 18th IN.
slant in the seventy sixth year q her age, Mrs.
SOPHIA, wife OF the late AquillA X. Arnold, esq,
The friends and AcquAintanoes are respectfully
Invited TO attend her funeral, q the residence Of
Mn. Joseph Reynolds. No, Bank atreet, George
town, ID. O.. at two O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

the cOntrnctOr In scparate packages, A. above pro
yded for, the post office tn the place where the
same are MANUFACTURED; or In such quantities At
the Poet Once Department, Washington, ID. g.
teach denomination being kept separately ~ the
Postmaster General may direct
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

Tho pOstmaster General reserves tho right TO re.
iect any and all bids II in his Judgment the Interests
Of the Government require II; also the right 70
null the contract II, In his opinion, there shall be y
failure al any timeto perform faithfully any Of its
pPon the DEPARTMENT STAMPS inferior, 20 thosc. now
IN use.
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FoR FREsn pEEF.

OETIcE or THE A. Ca.l
. Fonr PnEBLE, NE, Nov, ~, ts1a
sealed pr2polala In duplicate, q the form fur;
SATURDAY, the nh day z December, lS73 a 70
Post for six mouths OF such lees time ns the Com
"a saAry General may direct commencing January
|, lHlA
Details and requirements fqrnishsd by the under
signed 4 true copy q the latter with this asiVeT
at .,,,.,, an 9oLL1iM a WIS,
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Captain and c, s., o.. s. Army, ChiSf q s, Bist
o,,,c, a, ~, 9TE Iag I5 6EIAS5,LEsI,

TAEAsUhN DEFAHTNfENT,)
OFFICE or TME LIanrHOUaR noAnp,
WAsHIEarON, November 10, lel?, }
Sealed proposals will BE- received at this once u.4ul
o'clock y. IN, on "WEDNESDAY, the sth day q
January, lsla, for supplying ninety,hye thousand
pure sperm, Cola, Lard on for the United States
Lighthopss serves, Absorbing 70 the speeineatons
Rfter NoyembfE ~ on APP ieadon 70 ~ 1ghthoG .
staten IslAna Now York; the house 1nqptot Z.
at No lpepber1on equare, Boston, Masaaghnetit,
and the Light hQu4e lpHpnffprM Detroit, Michigan.
avis JVphRH HENRY, CliAlf1napi
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TIIE,MAREkETs.
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80, -, -. .. - -, -,
fwH'sneio ~ L.s spNHJs y 80 n1-sstsI. 4of'Heesi
eo'H" VIs"e a"aD "'ss''' Ha'N'"p'en,
THURSDAY, December 10, 1871.
bSTs' IA. Coupsn. iiSisl bnited States Beois
~ boupon iiAf; United States b.90s, B5 C0u
i4I, tiShed stsfes RsTs. M Uoupon. iisif, United
Btaisa RIA ~ toupon l1sIfi United states f0l0'a
Coupon, iGlaf; New Fiye psr cants, 1907; Canton,
VI. BaoinS Maii ysigy kiams' Exipress slH; Welis
Tarro Co'a R1pTess w; American Express, 6S y;
0nilsd States EIpresI, ~; New York Central and
Hudaop. VIZ, Efte b3Li Erie pTef, 7s; Harlem
iii; Michiran Central, iil; lake Shore and Mich
lgan southern, WI Union Pache g1,s; Illinois Cen
R9Ss 6ssS Mlts,teo i Snd g faP "
wanna and western, Pli.. Fort Wayne g1iaran
iced lqLi Unnuibai and st. Joseph, a.; Chicago
and hiton Ills ohio and Missiasppf oeris i7isi %
ium6us, Chicago and Indiana Central, 81; Tennes
see state sIes old o4i Tepnesgee State siEes, new
Cold' iiil ~
p,,-,,.. HsLTIAonE ~ sA l,,I1s.,ur. r,0rr
--i - s ,,,g sstt,,. lin
6Tish asmsnd from ths iossi trSds I'M tbsre n ite
doing Tor shpmsni Th l sales Teporisd on SchsnEs
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3ept ~ u. ~. IA M ~ 49, ~ n, IN n, II, ~
tvatS ~ ~ ~ N II Si w w. w. "
.n1 ~ W ~ ~ s ,,o wars, ih,
amounting y DAY y about 500 bushes, nearly al q
s s5a s2Sss ff gr Ts and q fof
itH f,. ,,,srt N a., psrn WA auIet todav and
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TAfF-dROss- Wednesday, the 18th inst, al
the regidence Of the brides father, Mr. John W,
Gross, by Rev. D. Cooper, THEODORE A. n. TAFF, Of
Washington, and MANIA l.. GRoss, Of Georgetown.
SIMULTANEOUSLY THURSDAY, the 18th IN.
Giant a. ne readsneS OF pc bfide parents, by the
jULIA MoonE, daughter Of VIM. W. Moore. 81
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DROPOsAIs FOR sUPPLiEs.

HEApqukRTlHs DITHIqr or NM
oTTcE oHET 0HtissA 4 2g sgnsIsTEs.E,
Sealed prOposAla IN duplicsie viii b received At
m S ieS III 9n %i9EsSDAT S5a9SFy
FONT bAYARD, n NJ
lg9e0 p0tinds q I1Our
~ RoS5ds g, 80 :"
S$ SaRds q S Sas si assissa Eat
FORT CllAIo, N. MI
% Us I FSShas q q BEAM, 80
-.r Iba pOands o. ooGrSs Mexican salt;
ANN FONT oARtAND. Q. T.
SoS poGnds y hsshs
B BSRS: & & s Sas sYa s1i@I s1 ss
80 SANTA FE.N,M,
S sS P ESSRS$s q g b biSS5.
Is EPSSR$: & & S SRsq N5 ssE5 Salt
Loo POUNDS q eoGrse AeIiean sali.
FoRT sEI,pEN, Nm
Sss poa5dl q bsans
R found: & & sa as SSa s4ial sS&
FORT STANTON, n. NJ
7em Iounds q Your
40 S S@Ra: & & s S5.I MSl sss! Ss s.
FORT TULAR0sA. n. N,
Sss PSSsds q beans
| i,90 io1nds Il hns Mexican Salt.
bO pounds OF eOArAo MoHicAn Salt
| FORT UNION, ~ NJ
| l9l0W rounds OF flour.
| e,OD POUNDS Of BeanH.
| AnD pounds Of Corn Neal
6Uo POUNDS OF hne Mexican Ealt
b,OO pounds Of coarse Mexican Salt
FORT wtNuATE, n. NJ
| llO0o pounds Of flouf.
| 5000 pounds OF BaAnA
| aBoo pounds Of Corn Meal.
| tp00 pounds Of hne Mexican Salt.
| l61 bounds OF coarse Mexican Salt
One half OF the Flour 10 30 delivered no later than
April % 1874 or such other time the Chief Com
nllaATy q district may direct Samples o. Four
from ten 70 fifteen pounds must accompany each
bid The Beans, Corn Neal and Salt 10 be delivered
on or beiors ApTl % lslP EsRmplea q each article
can corn, white n yell9y BIDS l2y the delivery %
for the different posts, win also Be received The
Tequiroment1 Of Advertisements from tails ONCE
beErinN date November ., 1870, and November -
ISL will be strictly oomphed with CoPos % same
By command Of Col q. Granger l., :, 80.
Captain and @ g., .. g. Army, Chicf q &, DiIf. Of
Nm. doCl
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pRoPosGLS FoR FRESH BEsF.

OPIICE A. c. T., U. y, ARNYl
CHATTANOOGA, TENS, Nov q, tsTl Z
this once until o'ooSk ,. m, the 18th day of De.
cember lel3 for furnishing the Freah Beef required
by the Subsistence Department United states Army,
A. this station, during ak 10 inOntha commencing
January list, f57A
Information a. 10 conditions, quality ct Beef ray
ments &c, can be had on application 70
deca Second Lieutenant, Second InfsntTy, K C.s.
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PROPOSALS.


OFElcH or L1gurHougE ERUmEER,l
TWELFTH DIHTH1Cr, No so KEAHNY Rr,,
NAN FRANuIscO, Dec ~, igia y
Bealed proposals, ind0rsed "ILorpaaia for Build
CALIFORNIA will BE- received AZ this ONCE until u
O'clock on WED NEsDAli lhg 18Th day u January,
ibl1 The Lighthouse viii 10 located on The South
erly end d Marc Island, and will he built Of wOod
Bids must be on printed fornIu Which, with the cir
cunrH, plans sJecincatiOnn, forms u Contract fur
niehed BY the LiEhtfouse board, can BE- bad on ap
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Twelfth District. deC90