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The State of Ohio, Monroe County:

The State of Ohio, Monroe County:
AS required by law, l have caused the
within report to be investigated and ex-
amined by the persons whose names ap.
pear to the annexed report, and the same
being reported in conformity to law, 1t
is hereby ordered that the said report be
published in the Spirit of Democracy
for three consecutive weeks at the ex-
pense Of said county, and it is further or
dered that James o Amos, ] B briggs
aud A J Pearson, each receive out of the
County Treasury the sum of twenty five
dollars for their services in examining
said report, ROBERT E CHAMBERS,
Get, 20, w3, Judge,
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HNo proposition was ever palmer or
clearer than the fact that a majority of
the voters of Ohio are in favor of re-
form. 1t is absolutely certain that a
full vote of the Democratic party in this
State will beat GRANT.
Will We win, or will we, by doing
nothing, let GRANTS rings carry our
State?
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A Voice from the Tomb,

| KNOW GEN. GRANT BETTER THAN ANY
OTHER PERSON IN THE COUNTRY CAN KNOW
HIM. IT WAS MY DUTY TO STUDY HIM, AND
| DID so NIGHT AND DAY, WHEN SAW
HIM AND WHEN | DID NOT SEE HIM, AND
NOW TELL YOU WHAT | KNOW: He CAN
NOT GOVERN THIS CoUNTRY.-The late
Ed,vin IL. tStanton's Dying Words.
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The Question,

The biggest question now at issue is
whether GRANTS rings are stronger than
the people or not.
November will determine this ques-
ton. If the rings win then, when can
the people beat them3 Not after the
rings have entrenched themselves be-
hind four years more of GRANTlsM -
Each defeat makes the people weaker,
each success makes the rings stronger.
Should GRANTIsM and ringisn win in
November, the people may as well con,
tent themselves with whatever the rings
don't want.
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~ TWEED, the chief of the Tamm a.
ny thieves in New York, and GRANTS
right hand manager of repeaters and
ballot-box suffers, has given the au,
thorities leg bail. The GRANT official
don't want him tried until after the cleo
ton, hence his fight-with their con-
sent
That's their Civil Service Reform.
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Rally

E The Radical frauds discovered in
North Carolina amount to 5000 votes,
1000 more than they claim the election
of their candidate for Governor by
That's the honesty of GRANT, MORTON,
CAMERON & Co., that Radical stumpers
boast of.
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N"I am compelled to be-
lieve and to say that the per-
petuation of the present policy
of the Government is not for
the advantage Of the coun-
try."-Gen. N. P. Banks let
ter, July 81. 4s@ . yss
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Should

There be 200 Democrats remain at home
on election day, their aid to GRANT will
amount TO exactly Toe votes. ,
Let Democrats think of this and rally
every voter to the election to vote for
HORACE GREELEY, Civil Service
Reform, Reconciliation and Publication.
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RIn 1868 GRANT carried the States
of Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania, North
Carolina and West Virginia.
At the elections held this year, the
friends of GREELEY have carried three
of them, viz:-lndiana, North Carolina
and West Virginia. h]s# ,ts<f
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-10-29

~ WILLIAM PENN bought Pennsyl-
vania,an so die SIMON CAMERON there
fore CAMERON may justly be styled the
second VIM. PENN.
= AT least he has as fairly earned the
title as GRANT has that Of second Wash.
ington.
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sI''If i wanted Patronage
L had a very good chance to
obtain ii. at the expense of
my convictions of dnty.'s-
Senator Carl Scharz's Reply to Grants
Offers Of Patronage for his Support OF
the San Domingo S,cindle. ia
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jackson Township

Won the Banner at the October election,
and her Democrats propose to make
desperate fight on Tuesday, the 9Th day
of November, to keep it. an ~
What township in the County can win
it from Old jackson?
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ESIf the stay away Democrats per.
NIT the people to be ridden down, BY
four years of GRANTIsM and ringism.
such Democrats will hardly entitle them.
selves to the lasting gratitude of the
people.
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Elect

HORACE GREELEY and Cabinet of.
ficers will remain in Washington and
attend to their duties.
GRANT uses them to stump the coun-
try for the Radical party. They are
paid $4,000 per year.
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F Rumors were current in town last
week that man had been shot and kill
ed in Jackson Tp., this county. Per.
haps we shall be able to furnish some
thing definite in our next issue
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Tuesday,,

The 5th day November, is election day.
Let every Democratic and Liberal voter
attend. Let no Democrat stay at home,
and by so doing give a half vote to
GRANT.
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Bg How much more comfortable the
Democrat feels who does his duty man.
fully, than does the one who sulks and
pouts like spoiled child.
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@1f GRANT is not beaten it will be
solely the fault of the sullen Democrats,
who are willing to have their army van
quished because they could not have
their choice for General.
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Annual Report of the Directors
OF the HNfiT mary of Monroe
County, Ohio.

WooDsFIELD, O., Aug. 81, 1872.
To the Honorable Commissioners Of Monroe
County, Ohio:
In compliance Of the requirements Of
law, We the undersigned Directors of
the Inlirmary Of said County, beg leave
to submit the following annual report,
for the year ending August 81. 1872:
Number Of inmates .......................34
received during the year......... .......,l5
discharged during the year.............. Z
died during the year.. ...... ............ 5
Health Of inmates generally good.
RECEIPfS.
Amount on hand at September
Settlement 1S7l,...".."."...Sl5ll 90
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-10-29

RHENpRIcKs majority for Govern
or of Indiana is Lila. Garry the news
to Hiram!
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Court Room, WooDsFIELD, o,
October 19, 1872, (
This day came into Court the County
Auditor, and presented the Annual Re-
port of the County Commissioners ofthis
County, thereupon the Court appointed
James 0 Amos and John B briggs to
assist the Prosecuting Attorney in the
examination of said report,
ROBERT Il CHAMBERS,
Judge Court Common Pleas,
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WooDsFIELD, ONO,
October %, 1872, I

October %, 1872, !
To the Hon. Robert Z. Chambers, Judge of
the Court of Common Pleas:
The undersigned to whom the annual
report of the Commissioners of Monroe
County. was submitted, respectfully re-
port that they have examined the same
and find the same to be az accurate state
ment Of the financial affairs of the coun-
ty and of the official transactions ofsaid
Commissioners and the same is in confor-
nifty to law
JAMES o AMOS,
J B DRIGGs, Committee,
A J PEARSON,
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All OF

GRANTS officials are working for his re.
election. Democrats who remain away
from the polls on Tuesday, the 9th day
of November, will be aiding the same
thing.
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Vote

For HORACE GREELEY and an hon.
est administration of the affairs of the
Government, when you go to the elsc.
ton on Tuesday, the 9Th day of Novem.
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R1n Pennsylvania the Democrats
who were dis-affected, or pretended to
be SO, received from five to twenty-five
dollars from CAMERON for staying away
from the polls.
In this State they stay away for moths
ing. pssFs
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Go Early

To the election on Tuesday, the 9th day
of November, and by your vote declare
for Civil Service Reform, Reconciliation
and Publication.
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STATIONERY AND PRINTING.
IUSACY CASES:

lUNACY CASES.
James Buchanan. conveying his son to
Asylum (additionaO. 49,. ......Si5 90
D T uabermshl, med wit, z Fankhouser3 90
DR. Way. med wit, Mrs A Myer. ......2 Is
N A Guthrie, clothes for do ........5 90
e L Iysr, conveying Myer. ........50 90
A briggs, conveying john Fuchs from
Geo Caldwell, conv Z Fsukhouser. -. 54 90
v Bakor, witness, Beam .......... ! IS
Christian Blatt,sr do 800. As
Mic Bandi, witness Chas Gilmore ..... IS
Perry Gilmore, do ...... l 81
DR. Dillon med wit do ...... 2 Is
T o Castle, Probate Jutge,..... .....39 "a
II Hixenbaugh' conveying Beam. .43 o
A D briggs, clothing 80. .............25 IS
20 Castle, Probate judge ...........3l 50
c McGonigal, conveying C Gilmore -. 30 45
Gardner 0key, conv Tople..... -. 5 90
DR. Dillon, med wit do .......... 9 rs
DR. W & Webb, med wit. wit...............3 IS
T o Castle, Probats Judge. .l50 90
W & Webb, med wit. it..................3 35
H B Hixenbaugh, Dep Sheriff .........6 80
K Truax, Dep Sheriff f....,............5 30
DR. Dillon, med wit, Boudi di............2 IS
N Walter, conveying Bondi. ........6 90
ID fankhauser, witness ............,l rs
II Hixenbaugh conveying Hindelons .4s 50
Witness in Probate Court 80
w II Rutter, witness Hindelong .......1 Sc
Mcmahon. wit and cenv Hin lsloIs s. 20
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All Who

Oppose Corruption, Carpet-Bagism,
Bayonetism. GRANrIsM, MoRroNIsn,
CAMERONtsM. and thieving generally,
will vote for HORACE GREELEY on
Tuesday the 9th day of November. ,aaa
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"I ACCEPT YOUR NOMINATION,
IN THE CONFIDENT TRUST THAT
THE MASSES OF OUR COUNTRY
MEN, NORTH AND SOUTH, are
eager to clasp hands across
the bloody chasIN which has
long divided them. FORGET
TING THAT THEY HAVE BEEN
ENEMIES, IN THE JOYFUL CON
SERIOUSNESS THAT THEY ARE
AND MUST HENCEFORTH RE
MAIN BRETHREN."-Horacc Gree
ley.
~ hold that, subject to our solemn
constitutional obligations to maintain the
equal rights of all citizens, our policy
should aim at local self-government, and
not at centralization.
"That the cieI authority should be su-
sreme over the military.
"9'hat the turit of habeos corpus should
bsjea1ously upheld as the safeguard of
personal freedom.
"That the individual citizen should en-
jog the largest liberty consistent ,oith pub
He order.
"AND THAT THERE SHALL BE NO FED
ERAL sUByERSIoN OF THE INTERAL POL
ITY OF THE STATES AND MUNICIPALITIES,
"Bm that each shall be LEFT FREE to
ENFORCE THE RIGHTS and promote
the WELL BEING of its inhabitants by
such means AS THE JUDGMENT OF
ITS OWN PEOPLE SHALL PRE-
SCRlBE"-Ffom HORACE GREELEY S
Letter of Acceptance, May 20, 1872.
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tE-"My duty to myself and to my
country requires me to give him
Horace Greeley my support. "-GSs.
4. r BHnk:s Ecaer, Jroy 81. -a
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Vote

For Civil Service Reform, Reconciliation
and Publication on Tuesday, the 5th
day Of November. -..,rfs
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CLERKS OFFICE, WooDsFIELp, ONO, !
September 2, 1872,
To the Honorable Commissioners of Monroe
county, Ohio
As required by law, I submit this, my
annual report, as Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas of said County, for the
year ending on the first Monday Of Sep
tember A D 1872:
Fines assessed during the year...sis6 90
Fines collected during the year, IS 90
The aggregate amount of fines, costs in
State cases, and unclaimed costs due
from me on the first Monday of Septem-
ber, to-wit September End, 1872. was
s67 33, for which herewith present the
receipt of the County Treasurer,
A statement Of the sources from which
said funds were derived is presented in
the accompany schedule,
l hereby certify that the above is cor
rect, DAVID OKEY, Clerk,
SCHEDULE REFERRED TO IN ABOVE RE-
PORT,
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"Grant has not one single quail.
ificatiOn for Chief Magistrate. ."-GID-
EoN WELLEs, Secretary Of the Macy under
LINCoLN.-&s
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Il Hixenbaugh, conv Hiudelons to and
Sarah Harman from Asylum. .......79 80
DR. Way, med wit Hinaeloug. .........2 rs
D briggs, clothing for lunatics ....H 80
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SHERIFF's OFFICE, MONROE Co., O., !

SHERIFF's OFFICE, MONROE Co., o., !
Sept. l, 1872.
To the Honorable Commissioners of Monroe
County, Ohio:
The undersigned as directed by law
submits this his annual report, for the
fiscal year ending September !, 1872:
"Amount of fines collected none."
l herewith present the receipt of tho
Treasurer for Jury fees collected in Civ
il cases;
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~ Monroe county gave bigger
Democratic majority, this year, than did
Holmes, and it is creating some trouble
in Millersburgh. Estell, UhI, McDow.
ell, &c, DC, declare that such a thing
shall not happen again. Holmes to hs
beaten by Monroe-no, never .-Plaix-
dealer.
Monroe has been doing that thing for
years past, and will do it again on Tues.
day, the 9th day of November.
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Total. ...... '''''' ,420 Is
Section is fund paid Noble county. 355 20
Amount of outstanding orders for county
purposes. fifteen hundred and thirty two dol
lars and ffty-one cents; for bridge purposes,
Eve hundred and fifty dollars; for In6rmary
purposes, four hundred and thirty-six dol.
lars and three cents, teachers fund, ninety
four dollars.
AUDtroR's OFFICE MONROE Co., OH1o,
WooDsFIELD, October 5, 1872.
certify the foregoing to be true state
msnt of the expenditures of Monroe county,
for the fiscal year commencing Septembe ber 4,
1871, and ending September Z, 1872, and
that the uncancelsd orders are truly given.as
it appears on the records of this office.
NJ. HoErFLER
Auditor N c. 0.
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The Horse Epidemlc.

A flightful horse epidemic is prevail
ing in several of tue States. We pre-
sent few dispatches:
CHICAGO, October 23.-The horse dis.
ease, now raging in western New York,
has made its appearance here. Fifty
c,ses are reported in the stables of the
West Side Street Car Company to-day.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, October 23.-
Seventy cases Of the horse disease broke
out in this city to day. No fatal cases
reported thus far.
BosToN, October 23.--The horse epi-
demic is seriously impeding business
and travel here.
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GF Grants United States Commiss.
inner in New York, john D. DAvEs-
PORT, recently had Mr.. HEINRICH, d
prominent German of that city, arrested
because he was opposing GRANTS cleo
ton
What do the People think of the Des:
potism Of GRANT? Are they ready for
his dungeons and handcufs9
Let them vote solid against him ON
Tuesday, the 5th day of November
HORACE GREELEY is the man for
the People. Vote for him on election
day.
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AUDITORS Annual Report Of The Receipts
and Expenditures Of Aonros County Ohio
for the fiscal year commencing September 4,
1871, and ending September 2. 1879;
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mlssl0ners ..,...............SIl 0U
Respectfully submitted,
STEPHEN DoUGHERTY,
j, G. YoHo, Directors,
?, SCHUMACHER
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

2 There IA no reason why diamonds should
not be found In Australia as well a. In South
Africa, the geological conditions Of many
parts Of both countries being very similar.
Perhaps because Of this resemblance, or pos
plbly from actual researches, the Govern
ment Of Queensland have felt Justified IN Of
ferinR a reward Of 81 900 10 the fret discoy-
erer Of q diamond drift or field, and have, In
addition, named the precise localities where
thore Is reason TO think the deposits may %
found. This tempting inducement Will OF
course, stimulate prospecting, hno a. no
part OF the colony IL difficult OF access, u may
I've assumed that the real truth viii soon 20
known. There Is nothing at All improoaole
in the hope Of such discoveries, nor VIII any
one who remembers the increduiity win
which the first reports Of gold-hnding were
received be skcptleal now merely because the
news seems very wonderful This Is an arc
Of strIking meteorological revelations, and
much more than the precious metals comes
10 light. Recent accounts from Australia
give us hints Of an extraordinary yield OF
gold from some Of the quartz reefs, and II Il
also said that most valuable deposits Of opals
have been discovered, though the fortunate
explorers keep their own secret, oontentlng
themselves with the display OF tantalizlug
specimens. There may be much eIaggera-
ton In these stories, but Il IL well 10 bear In
mind that similar rumors have generally pre-
coded great discoveries, and probably, In 30
far as her meteorological wealth 10 concerned,
Australia Is even still IN almost virgin coun-
try.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

The Harrisburg dtriot says; Gov. Geary Is
Mt present occurred by some heavy litigation
In the courts OF California, which II II results
fayorAbly, will make him one OF the million.
aires Of the land. When he was alcalde OF
the town OF San Franciscohe was at the same
time extensively engaged In land and imam
clal speculations. II was not an uncommon
thing for moneyed men In California In that
early day TO loan money at such enormous
rates that moderate sum II prudently In
vested rapidly accumulated the richest ro-
turns. Gov. Geary In one Instance Invested
a considerable sum at the rate OF i've per
cent. month. II Is TO recover this loan thai
he has brought suit.
The San francisco Examiner In its court
reports thus notices this important case;
case was commenced In tho Fourth district
court yesterday that Illustrates the high ratt
Of interest paid In early times. IL 10 the sui
of John W. Geary, formerly alcalde OF Bar
Francisco, now Governor OF Pennsylvania, V
recover nearly q million dollars from tho es
tate Of Simmons, Hutchinson & Co. Thu
amount loaned on August II, 1850, was sBS,
600, bearing interest at i've per cent. pc
month. The firm failed In September, 1850
hut Gcary, after getting Judgment, coul'
find no property. He now brlngs suit agains
tho assigneos Of the firm 70 enjoln then
from making any conyeyanccs OF property
Of the firm they still retain. AT COMPOUND
interest, which was generally tho rulo y
early time, this loan would have nearl!
eaualed our national debt.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

FoRT HAS, KANSAS, May n, ts7a
Tha updarsigped will sell a. public nngilou q
FORT HAYS, KANSAS, On SATURDAY June n,
Wagons, LIGHT WAGONS, Horss Power, wagon Whesls,
Hafaesa, ssddls Biankst Msoellaneous Tools, Tents,
Ooais, rrovs.ra. Woosn Blanksts, other Stores,
fIst Of articles 10 be sold furnished on application.
Terms Dash 10 uovsrnmsnt funds At time Of aale.
~ Authoritg Of Department Com mAndst,.,,,
min Capt apd A. q. NJ. U. s, Army
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

$500, 900 in Currency

viii be given TO the halders Of tickets by distribution
BY lot Of ONE TiiOUsAND GiFT-. As iOlloWsi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

UnAnIlsroN, 3. o., May I, LA 7
Sealed proposals lin duplicate With a copy o. lhis
advertisement attached, and 70 be Endorsed "Propo-
sails for DTAy TrAnapoTtAtion"D Will be received Al
this othos til ~ O'Clock, M, OF MONDAY the 10Th
At this depot for tho year commencing July 1, 167a
and ending June %, isIa
Proposals will state the rata Der loo ponnds for
stores 10 and from depot WhArves and rail road dsoa
" all points within the city limits, the rate per ton
for coal, poT cord Tor wood and paT N tor lumber;
transportation 70 be fuTniahed whenever required,
suihelent bond, with APprgyed Sursues, will DO
Further iniOrhiAtion given on application At this
ofhoe.
~ order Of OhiOf QuArtSrmGltsT DspHtmspt Of
the South. q, W. BRADLEY,
mylSl0 Capt and A. Y, NJ u, y, A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
ID PROPOSALS FoR IUFL


DIrOr QuARTEnMAHTIRH OTTICE,l
OHARLEsrOH, Il. o., May 1, lisa
Sealed proposals In duplicate, with copy Of this
advertisement attached, and endorsed "prop0aAla for
fuel" will DO received At this otios ti u O'clock m
Of Monday the l0th dag OF June, lsI2 for Supplying
this Depot with such quantity Of good merch AntAble
Oak and Pine Wood A. may be required during the
la Proposals will state tho price per cord for each
delivered A. the yard FREQ OF wharfage AlAO the price
limits free Of expense 70 the GoVsrnmenL
suitoient bond with approved Suretlss will DO ro'
qulred q ON the successful bidder
lniormAon A. to quantity, 40, will be furnished on
ny order Of Chief tluErtormassr Dsnartmsnt Of the
South, CIV. BRADLEY,
mAyl8iO Captain and A. o. NJ. u. &. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

FRARKTORD ARSENAL, OTFIOE A, O. 81
PInIADELPHLA, Pa, May 10, lisa !
Sealed proposAla In dhpllcate, viii DO received At
this once until " M JUNK 10, lb72, for furnishing
The FRESH BEEF required b. the bubsistenee De
partmsnt U. & A., AZ this station during the neEt
SI month"; commanding July !, liza. Information
% conditions quality Of beet, payments 40, DO
obtained BY application 70 WA, PRINOK,
mylBlb First Lieut. Ord, A. Oh
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

DEFoT QuARIERMAsTIRs OYyiCpl
WAAufE0ToN, u. o., Mag 10, is72 \
Beaed proposals. In duplloate With oopy OF this ad
vsrtiseneul attached will be received from RESPONSE
bic parties until u M, June Is, ls72 10 deliver
aarsd At the various oce. and oincsrs quarters 10
l7ia oity and 0eorEetoVn, D. o., and At Fort Whpple
Vrsnis, about four hdbdrsd ttU) cords ~ pine wood
knd Ing and IN the stick four hundred tol cords o.
oAk uood both saved and split and In ths stick and
t.enty-hv hundred Q,bo) tons Of An,hrAeite coal,
uhits aah rcd ash lSkens valley Of aiHg DO
called for, free from sla dust dirt and - weigh
22p pounds 70 the toni and about hftg (ho) tons q
bituminuua lump coal,
zach bid must be A,oImP.uied b. . written Euar.
antse dGnod By the bidder or bddera, ard
oompstont surety certified 10 be suoh By some oosr
OF o'her person knosn 70 the QuArtsHmAstef's De-
parnsnf, 10 The effect that In the event Of the
osptAnos Of such bid ~ any time within ten ti0) days
Afsf the opening OF bids the necessary contract Will
be entered into aud that Ia said party or parties
Offering shall fall 70 enter intO oontraot Aforesaid,
he they RuArantee 70 make rood the diherunoo be-
tween bis or their offer and the nsat lowest bid.
The lowest Aggregate bid will be entertained. Pro
poaAls will be marked "PropoaAla tor Pusin and Ad
dressed 70 the undorsgned Bidders are invited 70 be
Form q proposal sod full information turr.hsd on
sppll oation 70 this once. WILLIAM MYERS,
myiS-lb Depot Ouartsrmastsr.