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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-09
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO MILLMEN J.

IKE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hill News once hrlf Q ton Of superior
KIlS. Hosting Works, ete. WIN besold atrs-
ducsd priees for cash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-09
PAINTERS WzNfE6.

TWO OR THREE GOOD PAINTERS CAN
1 dnd steady employment and fair wages for
the season By calling ct G. I. Browns Paint
Shop, opposite Odd Fellows' Hal, Gold Hill.
ap2S I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-09

MA0NIRIcKNT SCENERY. BY N.
WILKINSON.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
nECIsIONS.-.EER. 10.

SpDerior Cotrt-Special Term.-Ry Judge Monell.--
Ar.u set Wst.onu.mta for plaintiff without costs memo
chac AMI Traders Fire Insurance COMPANY -etaEeio1 ordered with
instructions. Macdonald at MaTshMouon denied gh SO costs
Pratt ag- Pratt-Mouon granted
Common Pleds-Speciql Term.-By Judge Robin
sou-Frey set aside new trial granted with costs,
t. abii, event opiuionl.
Superior Coirt-SDecial Tem--By Judge Mcneil
Crnet Austin a watsonJudment for plantif without
See memorandum on papers anlgs 10 De uoneu sIe'
ston ORDERED with Instructions David McDonah agt F. J. Marsh
aNIoton denied With costs Pratt ag Ps,-Moaongrard
Suprenip Court General Taw.-By Judges lnTa-
Barnard and CarozoCsses argued az the November Term
with costs 90 Presiding Justice ngraham The Peopk agt
Paws; SsneJrgmen sned-Opnion by Judge Car
Acknowledgement affirmed With COSTS opinion y PTeqng
ugIAhsm Ralph Lowenn agt TIE hayor OF NeWfok-
"smeI costs to abide the event. opinion By Chief Justice
irgraham. The Young Stone dressing Company ag The
Inv Presiding Irgrahm William James agE Gustav Schmidt
Judgment affirmed with opinion by Presiding Justice ngraa
January Te.ese Hoy; ct al ag Phneas W. spragne et al
Judgment affirmed with costs; opinion by Judge Caioio Matthew j.
Fass al agt s. BrlnleJudment affirmed with costs
opinion hy Judge Cariolo The Elst River National Bank
at Francis n. Gore judgment reversed and new trial
eure vacated opni0n by Judge Barnard Gnayus kmbmsn sg
Charles aVerict aside and trial ordered 20
Maher aJadgment reversed and new trial ordered
costs 10 abide opinion by Judge Csrdoc Judge Barnard DIS
costs on nv afge Carozo Elizabeth Russell agt Henry Miner
ugment reversed and, trial ordered abide the
Mon,gmeryJudment reversed and new tra ordered costs
abide Tramaus National Bank sgt Bernard Mcfdey
&C. &cJuigment affirmed " costs pnlon ny Judge Car
doko The rel Hewet sgt Matthew Brennan sheh
Proceedings and rensne oPnoaSy Judge
Cano yoohes agt The National CITIZENS bank-Jndg
pen trial ordered as against the weight evidence on
Sewe HolbOk The WJersey Zinc Company
rment ordered for plaintiff the verdict with costs: opinion by
Presiding Justice ngrahA, Richard Brown ssI John Mhe-'us
ruel Altl
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
CIVIL NOTES.

The General Term of the Supreme Court has
denied the motion for trial in the case OF LOOKUP
Evans the abortionist and affirmed the judgment
In the matter of John r. Penn and others,
bankrupts application made in the United states
District Court to prevent the assignee IN bankruptcy
from prosecuting suit he had begun, as such assignee
in one of the State Courts Of Pennsylvania upon the
ground that the bill of complaint in the last mentioned
suitds identical substance with the bill or complaint
i'm the sut begun in United States District Court TOT
this district Judge BatcbfOrd refused on SATURDAY, 10
grant the application, giving as reason THEREFOR tna
i'm beginning said suit in Pennsylvania, the assignee Dau
neither exceeded nor unreas0na0ly used his power
Surrogate Veeder admitted to probate last
week the wills of James Nesmth Lucinda Frost, Anna
Clark Maria del Rosario Partero Y Jaureqm Lemus'
william H. Smith, John Ii. Fredeldey, Mary Ann scott
Daniel NJ Wells Gustav Guck, and James H. Martin, all
of Brooklyn. of administration were granted on
the estates OF the following Jane Van Duyne OF Graves
end; Bridget Kelly, Annie Gillespie, Michael Fallen
Catherine Bennett, Dennis wadsworh, Susan 8 Wads-
worth lanes Duffy Margaret Carroll, Francis Kidder,
ali OF BROOKLYN and Letters of Collection on estate o
Joseph Nichols. Letters Of Guardianship or
the persons and estates of Timothy, Annie,
william, and Richard, were granted 10 Ellen
Reilly their mother; OF Nellie and Anna clark 10
Laurence TAYLOR; OF David =. and Elizabeth C. Knapp
TO George Van Scken; Of Elzabeth Ann, james H. ana
Sarah Alice Wharton, 10 Robert II. oliver; OF haze anu
Isaac L. to John II. Matthews Of Dudley T. ana EdWaru
d. TO Frank =. Browne all of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
p1SSFNGFRS 4RRIVED.

FROM LIvRRPOO-In steamship Mpnesota, Feb l0-Mr and
family Mr. aud Mrs j. hhease and any nfs.
ID n stewart. VIM. Chase Wye VIM ii. CahlL - -
Nj and Mrs Page Mr.. ant Mrs " smith Capt = ba,on'
Mrs Fafon Mrs Allen and daughter Mrs Browo Miss A. Phlps'
John Prtchar H. Wilkinson Mrs Brooks A. Eon H. H. Ihon-
so1 Or e. o. Hope Gee Schott. r J. b. WoesteE . -
FOR BRBST AND HAvRE-n steamship Peree-feh ~ How
fo Mr. Foote Mrs Emma Corta1so child and maid
john wilson Wgye Capt Guoa B. King Mrs oi,o Andrea
M Instg s. Retlinge J. H. Sherwood Robert wilkes. Me-
fur,SS IN and Mrs MOiesto-Ros, Ira Duriey. W Morris
v;csor Pronyot DelOng and child. Mr. Riggs,
niss Rigs Miss Riggs Mr. Ricardo, A. Palo-
mioo Mrs Paiomino Gumpe Mr. Dayig1aud Good
ali Mr. Bayeorer NJ Glae Mr Mari Mr. WINCHESTER, MI Par-
rdge Page MIS- Bonnot Mr. Kootch NJ n hsk g. Picard,
Mrs Emma epaeneer Joseph Hubert Miss Caune Chan9ro Nine
Conner children Nine tonglss lgnaee vose Middle ssSs@aan
Y Jannari Jsnns Miss Pe,ronie Mrs MaTno and ebl
dren Joseph Rppe Constant DenueIy Mr. wHg Mr. a~eres
FOR shvANNA-In steamship Magnolia feb t0EW. IhWng,
Mas r. purty Miss pudy James LehS GHdnsr George
wife Ms. Jay, Miss Jay Mr. Wood and hi Mss Kse seSy.
Harris H. " Majher L. Carlos Farrell MT Lawson infant and
FOR LTVERPOOLIn steamship City Of Negiork teb lO-cap
" r. Hamilton and wife Miss Kate Chamber Mrs Shetuck Miss
Diana Master Frank McPlrane Miss Alice MIarane Mrs Mcfr
lane Mis- Ehs McFarn George Matthew Frank Ley
bn M Gates child James Mckenzie, William Chamhy James
Brom D. Hanbury, r G. Ward J. B. steele and wife ~ oa'
horne George Harrington w l. Duf Fred McAenre Tomas sn'
no Don Jose Jmenez, Holland W. sooman. ~lie aud son.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
THE VALIDITY OF JUDGMENTS.

Among the decisions of the Supreme Court,
General Term, announced Saturday, was an opinion
IN the case Of Lowenthal against the Mayor and Com
monalty suit originally brought 10 recover damages
Tor Injuries resulting TO plaintiffs property from an i'm
perfect sever after tho authorities had been informedout
had failed to make repairs Being referred TO referee
aieport made in favor OF the plaintiff, on which
Judgment entered, and from this Judgment appeal
wac taken The Court holds that, though the suit was
began before the enactment OF the statute forbiddng the
entry Of judgment except the verdict OF jury yet,
a. judgment not actually entered until after the
passage OF the the under It's Operati0n
Judgment Is therefore reversed, and trial ordered
seVre jury but with the intnnat0n that the evidence
before the referee may be used Oh the trial before the
jury.
Another important decision of the General Term was
on the appeal In the Of DAVIS and Huber, who
were conycted al the Special Sessions The appeal was
t&ken the ground that Justice DOwDe alone was In
capable Of rendering valid Judgment the statute pro
Ndng thai two Justices shall preside, except In The
sbsence Of the other Justice by sickness OF other una
tcdabie detention " and az the record showed neither
nekness or unavoidable detention, the conviction was
ega Judge Cardozo. rendering the decision OF the
Court. holds that 1t Is sufficient the record shows ono
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
THE LUDLOw-sT. JAIL DELIVERY.

II will be remembered that Judge Barnard
made an order while sitting in Oyer and Terminer dis
charging large number of prisoners from Ludlow-st
Jail among whom Edward T. Hewlett. The Sheriff,
however, under the advice of his counsel refused TO
obey the order claiming that 1t did not protect him from
liability 10 the creditors for escape. Hewlett brought
the case into Courtt test the validity of the order The
General Term Oh Saturday rendered decision vacating
the order Judge Barnard and remandng the prisoner
to the custody Of the sheriff. In concluding the long
opinion the Court in the Judge Cardozo says
However we may sympathize With the unfortunate
debtor who is imprisoned 10 Will not do TO reneNe hlH
through proceeding which the law does not justify ana
which, being without jurisdiction, would only entail
which the honest but unfortunate imprisoned debtor
may obtain relief and be discharged from Imprisonment
and those methods resort must be had and II tney
were Insufficient further legislation must be sought upon
he gulipct
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
THE COURTS.
THE CAR-HOOK TRAGEDY.

ARGUMENT FOX NEW TRIAL IN IHE
CASE.
The General Term room of the Supreme
Court filed last Saturday by large and interested
assembagc, gathered 10 hear the argument on the bill
OF exceptions in the OF William Foster, who was
convicted in May last for the murder Of Avery ID. Put
nam, and sentenced 10 be hung Judge Brady sat with
Judges Ingraham and Barnard in place Of Judge Car
dozo who presided in oyer and Terminer during the
trial of Foster The circumstances of the crime in which
q car-hoOk played prominent and terrible part, are
fresh i'm the public mind, and need not be recapituated
Although the case comes before the Court on nu
meroue executions taken in the OF the tra the
only point argued either side was that relating 10
the Judges charge as the grade OF crime OF wlch thc
Jury could find the prisoner guilty:
IL was cOntended behalf or the prisoner Inat III was
not sufficient for the Judge to charge that on the nde
gee that bound TO charge as reque tha on
the indictment and upon the evidence, the 1my CYu,n
convict murder In the second degree tnat tne Juuge
also erred In refusing to charge the jury that the prs
killed the deceased by assault upon nm WIN
deadly weapon, with the intent to main the deceased
but without any intent to effect death, snch Rlng b
murder in the second degree. Within the statutory de
nitiOns OF murder in the second degree was argued
that the evidence clearly brought FOSTERS case, anu
that while the prisoner was guilty OF crime WHEN
would cOnsgn him TO the State Prison for fe, ne was
guilty crime which consgn him TO the scar
fold.
DisrictAttorney Garvn behalf of the people. re-
viewed all the circumstances, and contenheu tnat the
testimony in the showed unmstakabe evidence OF
premeditation the part Of the prsoper and hat nr
der the first degree only could have been FOUND Dy Ihe
Jury Oh the facts. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
minority often have local majority to carry their home

minority often have local majority to carry their home
with the fortytwo proposed Assistant Aldermanic
districts the city OF NewYor, there never VIII be
time when no district viii elect candidates from M .ho
country, minority party alway is represented IN tne
elected bodies and so far it is material to minority
party that IL should have show in the Board such
object is fully accomplished
Moreover the election In each district is determined by
general rule Without going into argument on the sub
ec may well be asked whether the refusal by charter
TO the majority OF district OF the right to choose all the
from that district be reconciled with
the general rule that the majority shall govern.
This learned Senate Will not lose sight OF the fact that
very modern writer's sustain the majority principle
long after founder VI the declared 1t tho
duty Of every citizen eheeruly to acquiesce In the de-
cision OF majority DE Tocquevile, in his Democ
consists in the absolute sovereignty OF the
majority" and Milford in his recent learned work en-
power devoid Of tyranny the political majority"
He also says: In the past the will OF the majority has
been the most benefcent form in which the government
OF the political people has been instituted"
We are not here TO oppose advocate the merits OF
cumulative voting but we eetfny submit that an
experimental measure Of that KIND should De tested by
fair and adequate trial in smaller town. near hOme
before the scheme is imposed upon great city OF
million Of people the of business and enterprise
whittier all roads lead and whose constant welfare for
the good OF the whole State and Union.
The Citizens Association, hndng much of the Com
not feel NJ liberty to refrain from expressing their dis
scnting views before this honorable body
We haye M not been IDLE Observer OF city aars ana
neglect making respectful suggestions resulting
from long observation. We have, therefore
the particulars mentioned from the draft OF the Commit
tee OF Seventy We do not feel called upon to make spe
eai enorts 10 oah lts ADOPTION me whoe matter % ol
sound Judgment Of Che keFfsature aud We leave our
suggestions for your mature Consideration.
At the conclusion OF Mr. Tracy's remarks the Commit
tee gave the Association leave to submit the points Of
difference between the proposed charters.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

MONDAY, PEB. II.
Mail. for Havana Indies and Mexico via sss and
Vera Cul per steamship Of Mexico close at 2
TUESDAY FEB. lJ
via Plymouth Cherbourg and hsHong per m
al HOO Supplementary MAIL al ioo'
Of Third 81. HobOken, ia closed at 100 D.
letters deposited in Supplementary Mails mu be prepaid with
double postage , ,,Y
q, No PrusS an Closed Mail is sept by this hne
WEDNESDAY FEB. H.
Vail, m Europe wa Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
Minnesota close at Supplementary Mail on Pier NO ~
M letters deposited Supplementary Mail must be prepaid with
double postage
A Ptussau Closed Mail is sent by this line.
THURSDAY. FEB. Is.
Mails for Kingston JAM and Panama the Central Amer-
can and steamship Ocean Queen close a. ~
a. A.. r.-I.
closc D. supplementary Mail on Pier No NORTH hu
.ln.a IL
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
Our readers may remember the defalcation

Our readers may remember the defalcatiOn
OF Peck the State Treasurer of Maine twelve years
ago. This Peck before he went into political life.
FreeWl Baptist clergyman, and he ALSO we'blush
70 saw the editor Of newspaper being. furthermore,
engaged in ecturng temperance. He stole from the
State somewhat over $4,000 and owed BESIDES when he
broke down. some individuals and banks. Prin
cipally he specuated lumber, but good deal OF the
stolen money he lent 10 friends He ruined several Of
his bondsen some OF them are dead, Of them in
solvent The matter again engaging the public atten
ton az one or two Pecks sureties peti0ning
upon certain legal grounds 70 o @ ifS sher S. re-
saoud not be made state reasrers or II they are, that
t,se who cannot afford 10 lose money should not become
resJnsibe for their honesty. This rule simple
enough yet practice IL bas beeD found hard enough 10
fOIleW,
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12

One of the most recent triumphs OF inge-
nty recorded at the Patent Office Is device for open
In the morning and closing night the gates OF bee
hives, the object being TO exclude the beenoth. The
gates are 90 Connected with poultry roost that when
the fowls on their perches the additional weight
closes the beehive gates, wbcE open agap whep t1e
fQYb depart iu the morning.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12

OF the Justices 10 he absent, while ChefJustcc Inga-
ham distinctly hOlde that is not enough that the record
shows absence of the Justice but also the cause of such
ahs
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
MlN1ArrpK -ALMANAr.

sun rses... 653 san 3;3l Moon sets Vf'
DAY-A "
Sandy ~ Cows Island. HOO Hell 6ae teTry EIo
men WATER
sandy Hook Cows Island llJ teh Gate reTfy'' "s'
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR SAvANyAH-In steamship Huntsville Feb bsIes h,.
davenport f. Strong and lady, r. C. Chds and LADY George fSr
= Morrs
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Charles
Gayn committed yeetay shooting John Henry Of No l5
West Thireenthst.
F. A. Goodhal charged with. Offering revenue
stamps SO the dollar committed
satunlay, by Commissioner Shields.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12

IS. .MOlheimer Egt. Inc hetlo'
p0litan Gsslight Go.
SO. Richards et-al. agt. Fuller et
al.
81. .Goeller s2t. Levy et ,f.
80. Cotton agt. Murray ct al.
90. .Tryon agt. Merritt and an
other.
OIL. .Donnellon agt. Beck.
%. Cora ag.. Aoungblood, i'm
pleaded.
90. Beach agt. Beach et al.
%. .Hoopes agt. Wright.
81. Archer ct al. sgt schultz et al.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAEBzks. -bA
dsr callei
i0i. .Clausen. IT,, agt. Hughes
. lO7. Chambers agt. Chambers.
, I54. .Ruthven sgt. De Wolf.
CIRcUIr-PARr Ivan BF
l0ll. .Hnrlbut agt''Montauk Steam
Navigation Company.
7l9l. Hurry AIT. T'rusY et al.
81. New York Guaranty and To-
demnity Go. sgt. Flynn
II al.
3i7. Spring et al, sdm'r. &c, agt.
Mayor. Sc.. City Of y. !.
343. Hunt agt. Same.
3ig. Lee, err, &c, sgt Same.
1898. Van Hise agt. OBrien, sh'f,
&c.
1lOl. Bell ct al. sgt. OBhen, .Sh'f,
&c.
1914. Peterson sst. Mayor, &c,
N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12

y. "Opens AZ ~ a. III.
80. .GOodkind ct al agt. Moser
~ al.
&c. .Moatrass agt. Rice ct al.
~. .Mslias et al. agt. Gillig 81 al.
80. .Dosey ct al. agt. Letchteld
ct al.
90. Swords agt. Bennett.
loo. Raber sgt. Dqtsssey.
I l0l. .Peyser agt. Bennsn.
l02. Gilman sgt. Greepoint Sugar
Co.
lO3. .Hallock et al.-sgt. Miller ct al
10i. Peters agt. Mead.
los. Same agt. Same.
RsARD, J. Opens at II a. m. Calen.
al u N.
l76. .Bsrne, agt. Gaynor ct al.
.l37. .Waddy agt. Esgan.
1873. Levy sgt SeitE.
uxr. J.-Opens at l0i a. N.
80. willis agt. Weaver.
173. smith agt. O'Brien. Shf, &c.
835. johnson agt. King.
$50. Smith -agt. O'Brien. Sh'f, &c.
.963. .0rmsby sgt. Vermont Copper
Mining Company.
395. Higgins agt Hyatt ct al. O..
er'rs, &c.
= ''o9. Smith rt 81. sgt. n. I. Bowery
- y. ins. 70.
iOO3' 'howeli et al. sgt. Ashcroft.
lOoo. ..Lloyd 81 al. agt OBnen,
80. shn' &C. nj,
soo'' nIeseI as1 nlsssf;
oo'''ai'nuf e' Al. sgt JiSop9
o
1pens ssI ..,s.., M - a M
~ Con. n IN. Transit Go.
30 'aIs1shucr et AZ; AZ. Levi.
w. schwartz sgt. Mullen.
1'1eipeke et a.; agt QuentelL
Jf%s Lester agt Union ManuIing
40 10
sp. Millar1 agt. Scotchburn et al.
IUSo. Central City ins Co. agt.
Florida X. X. Co.
40. Randall agt. lie Roy Gas-light
%.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
coURT. CALENDARs-Tuls DAT.

SrPRgNR COrKr-SPRCIAL TBaN-NdRAHAs j. Opens at ~ m
M0nheimer The Metro s0'OOo1nd et al aH 'ioseF
oitan( (aslight Co. etGL
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
MINOR GRIMES.

James Julian, age 10, for having stolen $50
worth OF clothing and silverware from le apartment
OF Andrew Derby. AT No 26 Washington-st. was commit
"u 70 the Tombs by Justice Dowling on Saturday.
James Winters of No. 512 West Thirty-fifth-
H. was brutay beaten and kicked on Saturday night in
ihe saloon Of Heernan by the proprietor and three
other men. The assaiants we're committed.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
AN OFFICER BRUTALLY BEATEN.

fight occurred late OH Saturday night in
'he grocery No 50 Westinghouse. Patroman James
henerny Of the Twenty-seventh Precinct entered, and
attempted to que the disturbance, but was attacked by
James Shields, Martin DOnahan, and John Shaughnes-
sey and beaten and kicked about the head and body in
most brutal manner. The assailants were committed
yesterday % the TOmbs by Justice Bowling.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-18
PROPOSALS ron sTATIOSERY.

DEPARIERHT or BrATE, April II, isla,
Sealed proposals tor furnishing htAtlonoFl for the
saSss S Ss ne So G S Ssi is = Nv
Bsaf ioras for bidding will Be furnished upon SU-
The bids will be considered and accepted or To-
iseied i.sm by item, ard thS advertisement And the
proposal far accepted By the Secretary Of stAte,
and the bond accompanying the aAms shall oonstiqte
Or bI1dera and no further contract viii be eIseuted
Tue articles contracted foe mast DO faruished from
time 20 time daring the rear. IN auAnutlea parsaAnt
70 oedsrs irom the DsoAr.'ssnt ,,.,. "A, 49,.
be called Tor during the rear kAoh proposal must 30
slan ID By the individual or hrm mAktag u, Aad bo
accompanied By bond, Nith suih1unt suEeitss In
:S seI % s p: as sS a e s
diitFtei Ia uhioh the uuTstiss reside OF d buAiness
on TORN 70 DO FL nlshod By the Department, oond
toned for fuInshlnN sneh partitions OF the a
maI ne ANAsded andsFh And NE performance Of me
All Deliveries VII be subject TO imposition b. an az,
port dstAlled Tor The pufpose BY the seeretAlY Of
,s ana shs aSiss q q an laf'or sSs vi ne Ss
DsIiyshss must 30 froS Of charge At tho Department
~. tslrrs q oomy With any one otdar under the
TaoI wi a. The opdon 81 the Secretary d state
operate a. forfeiture Of the entire penalty Of tbs
ohtSs In opsu nArAet Of Suoh qaAhtities Of Any ir
saa.sd o. sass Z. uss Snd charge Y DE ssatlss,oIs
hfQ pei contain u the price uhluh u shall be found
| heeossAEy 70 pay for snoh Articles.
nrS SS Ss s;' Z. sSsS
Opl 70 established nAhufAStuTOr Of or d,AlSr Ia the
foSo,.l. To be Addressed to IN, usdsrslEnSd. and
marked "P'OpoAAla ior s'-iR21ny9i, roN Ftsu.
/ Apa5-Th ,AATulW ssoTrtArI Of stats.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-18

oyyIoa omIy 3. 8 DsgAarnIslE PtAErr.l

. -.r Omaha, kEB Aptll u, lhia }
guarantee sEnsd by Responsible persons pot bid
dSsl vii be reosiVsd A. this otnes until II oe.ook
inE the fresh bsoi required By toe bubsistsnee DE
peTnsnt Of the United States Army a. the following
I. ls7a, WIS.,
Ohsysnno Depot forts II. A. Russell, Laramie, feL
tsrmAn, Sanders frsd. Steele BridSsE. Camps STAN
bAuah, Brown and nouglAa &. .
UhsIsans Depot, Forts D. A. Russell, Laramie, Fet-
tsrmSn SAadefs and Fred stssle naat be BID tqs to-
kether. All other posts be bid for aepArAtsbs o.
In such groups - bidder may eleoG
Bids viii GiSo b considered for ali Of The poss to-
Eaoh proposal must state At What pnos peT pound
ns such numbers OF bssl cattle may be called for
post % pOstS bid Tor, during the sbo's msntionsd
pfuIorm.iiou a 10 conditions, quslly Of bssf and
bdsi o. la pAJmenls eta, be obtained By Appl.
oalloa 70 me IN ierslgasd, or ne uommt'aAJ -
oIthoF Of the above mentioned stations
pse-NN " -~ j, W. BARRIuER,
HVl Hrla Gen, 10. %, X,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-18
Land Sales.
tho. 10O, q. L. OIL
By THE PRES sPEEEs cF THE UNITED

In pursusBes Of Law. I. ULYSSES & GRANT.
PRESIDENT on THE UNITED STATES or
AMERICA, do hereby dsolass and maks known that
a public sale viii be held 81 the LAND OFFiCE AT
BAYFIELD,. IN THE STATE OF WISCONSIN
commencing on MONDAY, the sEvEFrKENrH
DAY OF JUNE MKT. Tor ~ disposal o. the sec.
ous add parts Of sections herein suapsrated md not
previously disposed Of, At price pot les thaa too
dollars and hity cents por aors. vEi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-18
n PosAIs ron STATIONERY.
Dsso5 STAnTF 1S II. 4 oYEggr.

JnKhsoAVuLa, Ian, May 10, ls3a
Sealed prnpo All, In duplicate, hrs invited and will
be reeoiysd ~ thia oboe until y M, TUESDAY.
June II, lslA Tor supplying the Department Of the
south and this Depot With tiAl nsp rquirsd dur
Ing the yaAE ending Juns %, lblA
Full dsaoTlptlon 81 the Ertlciss Of Stationery re-
quired will be furniahsd on application % this once,
SAMPLES OF the ha neu bid Tor muat ho dapoaited
IN this Oos, Aad The delivery TO eonteTm In ali par
uculATa 70 SAN piles furnished.
Delivery 70 be At thlA depot A. suoh tines and IN
such quantities ~ may DO directed b. tho ofEoor Ia
charge. ......... -. ..... ..#
persons that IN oAas Of award OF oontrac
Eood sad saih0isnt bond vii b given Tor the iaith
full performances Of the came,
Bids 70 be disllnst5 inAor.sd Proposals. for Sta,
tl1neFy, - aud I'D dressed 20 the undo rslEuad.
Ths right l. reserved 20 raioat any o. ali bids.
By order Of the QuaFtermaataI General
mJn o, II. HoYT, Depot CaaTlormastsr