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M e K I @ o i.
M E K ] q O.
LerdO'S Election for President o
FOregone Conclusion.
CREATION OF A SENATE.
A Commission to Investigate Affairs on
the Rio Grande.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.
CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. IA, 4
Via HAVANA Oct 81 1870

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 14,l
Via HAVANA, Oct. 81, 1872
The political situation is improving and It is
thought the administration OF Lerdo de Tejada will
be successful The primary elections took place on
the 18th inst Lerdo de Tejadas nomination was
unopposed, and the result will probably be declared
in time for him to enter upon the regular term Of
ONCE, which is the 1st Of December.
The Minister of Fomento has presented mes
sage to Congress urging concession to Plumb's
International Railroad, connecting the capital
Lagos and Mazatlan with the United States. The
recommendation Of the Minister Is In the strongest
terms, showing the great interest felt by the Ex-
ecutive in the building Of the railroad. The gov
ernment grants the company q subvention OF
$500 for each kilometer Of road it shall bud-an
extra premium OF 100000 for every year the road
Is finished inside OF ten years. and many other ad-
vantages.
A commission has been appointed to investigate
affairs on the Rio Grande and has been instructed
to investigate everything. The Too Republics says
this is unlike the American Commission, which
only made an er payte examination. The same
journal also says that affairs on the Rio Grande
have been greatly exaggerated and that
It Is in possession OF American testi-
mony showing that General Cortina, since
entering the service OF the government has
neither been guilty OF accessory to the robbng
of the Texans Of their CATTLE The government has
relieved General Cortina from service on the Rio
Grande frontier and ordered him to report at the
capital
Mazatlan is again in possession OF the govern
ment. Porfrio Diaz and Donate Guerra are the
only rebels of note who have not accepted amnesty.
Congress is discussing the Rosecranz railroad
project, and there is probability Of favorable
result.
Secretary Bliss is in charge OF the American Le-
cation.
A Senate Created by Congress.
HAVANA, Oct. 81, /
Via KEY WEST, Fla, Oct. 20, 1872.
Late advices from the city OF Mexico have been
received. The Mexican Congress had created
Senate. Heavy rains had prevailed In Mexico.
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Yet Another auction Sale OF Double-
THREAD SEWING MACHINES. The WILCOX GIBBS
sEWINa MAChINE COMPANY continue to receive
large numbers OF Double thread Sewing Machines
cIuding singers Howe'a wheeler Wilson's and other
leading kinds, In part payment for Our More Popu-
lar Machines and now ind u necessary to add another
auction sale of these "encumbranceS"
This the third sale this year in New York and smi-
Purchasers OF family sewing maohnes should study ths
significant tact, and send Tor the WILCOX GIBBS
pamphlets In which the of this wide spread pref
erence for the WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACHsSE 90 IN;
the Oth nst at IN Broadway and w consist Of over
100 discarded double thread machines IN good oruer,
many being nearly new. New York once ol tne
cOmDany ~ Broadway. c0ruer Bond straAe
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ALLEGED CRUELTY OF A NAVAL CON.
MANDER

BOSTON, Mass Oct. %, 1872
The death Of David Cady, seaman on board the
United States steamer Kansas, is alleged to have
resulted from cruelty By order OF Lieutenant Com
mander White. OF that vessel. The story Is that
while in Asplnwall, on April %, Cady came aboard
drunk, and was put in irons and gagged in such
way that he finally died. 1t was said that an In
vestigation was begun, but never concluded, at a
Gulf port. Lieutenant Commander White is now
The Kansas LEFT salem on Tuesday for Newport,
K L
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s r A I N !.
Provincial Agitation Against the
Army COnscription Act.
Popular Movement for the Restoration OF Glib
raltar-Carlist Complaints Of
Prison Discipline
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YoRk HEaALD.

MADRID. Oct. g. 1879.
Public meetings have just been hed in several
Spanish provinces, at which resolutions were
adopted demanding the abolition OF the army con-
scription system.
4 SOLID SUBJECT FOR CONTINUOUS SOLICITATION.
Petitions have been presented to the O0rtes re-
Questing the government to enter into negotiations
with the government OF Great Britain for the ces-
sion OF Gibraltar to Spain.
cARLIsrs' DISCIPLINE UNDER PRISON ooRRoIoN.
At the session OF the Oortes yesterday a deputy
said the Oariist prisoners held by the government
were badly treated, and no protested against IL.
General Cordoba, Minister OF War. denied the as
sertion OF the deputy, and stated that ell the pris
oners were properly taken care OF.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Oct. Al A. M.

OFFICE OF THE CHIkF SIGNAL OFFiCEkyf
WASHINGTON. Oct. Al A. M. ]
Synopsis Jor the Past Tsoentv.four Hours.
The barometer continues high everywhere east
of the Mississippi River, except on the Eastern
Gulf and South Atlantic coasts, where II Is begin.
ing to rise; n0rtherly to easterly winds prevail
with clear and clearing weather, except In the
Atlantic States, where northerly and easteriy
Winds cloudy weather and rain prevail. Reduced
pressure and southerly winds, with clear weather,
continue IN the Northwest.
Probabilities
The barometer will continue high on the Lower
Lakes and thence to the Ohio Valley with clear
weather and northerly to easterly winds, and In
the Mississippi and ohio Valley, and thence to
the Guf northeriy winds, clear and clearing
weather; the depression on the Georgia coast
will probably move northeastward, with brisk
northerly winds, cloudy weather and light rain in
the Middle States and New England, fresh north
ery to easterly winds, with high barometer, cloudy
weather and rain; in the Northwest and thence
over the Upper Lakes and Illinois, southery Winds
low pressure and partly cloudy weather.
The weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours In COM
parson with the corresponding day OF last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer ct Hudnut's Phar
macy, HERALD Bufldtng:-
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
Cunning .. Bedford Endorsed for City
Judge.

the Joint Conference Committee OF the national
democracy met last night at their rooms In Union
square George A. Barney was in the chair, and
Mr.. Gibson oficiated ~ Secretary Mr. Benjamin
Wood nominated Cunning s. Bedford for tho posi-
tion OF City Judge, saying that ne was an uP,lgns
tton to him was that he had been too severe on
Mr.. Tweed. The Bar Association had reported
against him, but some OF these gentlemen had
received big fees for defending Mr. Tweed.
She Committees than uQauimouay reoopmended
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Oct %, 1872
M. Fournier, French representative at the Italian
Court will return to Paris to-day.
Mr.. J. X. Partridge, United States Minister to
Brazil. who is now leave of absence, has arrived
in Paris.
ARMY RE-ENTRY TO RHEIMS
The German troops have evacuated Rheims and
the French garrison marched in to-day amid great
rej0icings.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YoaK HERAlD.

ST PETERSBURG, Oct 49, 1872.
His Maicsty's Ministers have received Official
advces from the Governor General OF the Cau
casus. In which he reports for the Information Of
the Crown the discovery OF q conspiracy for the
overthrow OF the Russian authority In that province
OF the Empire.
general rising OF the tribes was intended, but
the leaders Of the contemplated revolt were se-
cured and thrown into prison, and quiet now
prevails
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PORTO RICO IN A FERMENT.

HAVANA, Oct. 81, 1872
The correspondence Of the Havana journals in.
dcate an excited state Of afrars in Porto Rico and
q disturbance between the liberals and conserva-
tives is thought probable It Is reported that Gov.
ernor Rivea has retured to Spain.
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Judge Bedford for denomination TO the Judiciary
Don ventiOn. This Convention has already agreed
to stand By the recommendation Of the committee
Mr.. Jacob Cohen made lengthy speech, oreteM-
ing the great future of the national democracy ana
predicting that carried on a. II was a. present. t
was bound to become the most powerful political
organization In the Empire City.
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JAPAN.

Corea Again Insults the Majesty Of the Mikado-
Imperial Demonstration for War-Release
Of fChinese Coolies After shipwreck-
Nativism in Jeddo.
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ENGLAND.

Political Propogandism Of the Cause Of Amnesty
for Revolutionist Plotting-River Over
flow and Damage to Property
American Cotton Supply.
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The total number of votes cast for Governor was
377,7o0 being an increase In four years OF over
thirty-dve thousand. The straght-out democratic
ticket received about one hundred and thirty votes
In the entire State
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without DiscOunt.-Buy Your Hats nj
KNOx'S 2I2 Broadway He sells the handsonfest Fall
style of hat introduced and the public appreciate the
fact Hence his popularity
The New York herald., 1872-10-24
THE CUBAN INSURRECTION
Desperate Fight Between Spanish Troops and
Insurgents.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Oct. 81, 1872.
The insurgents under Diaz attacked the village
OF Cano, one league from Manzanio. The fighting
was severe, but reinforcement OF Galatians ar
rived and the insurgents were compelled to retire.
Six rebels and three Spanards were killed.
Another body Of Diaz's forces made an attack
upon Lasal, but IL proved unsuccessful.
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

Grant and Greeley Campaign Shirts,
trimmed red, white and blue JOHN II. TRIPLER 39S
and 500 Grand street, New York city.
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Complete Official returns OF the late election
show the following majorties for state oficers:-
Hendricks. dem., for Governor. ............. Il48
Sexton, rep, lOr Lieutenat Governor. ....... $50
Curry, rep, for Secretary OF State ......... 184
Wildman, rep, for Auditor. Or.................. 215
Glover, rep, for Treasurer. rer................. T8y
Denny, rep, for Attorney General. ........... 6M
Instruction . Observation-Disclosures. ssy
Black, rep, Reporter for Supreme Court..... AIT
Shell, rep, for Clerk OF Supreme Court 1908
0rth, rep, Congressman at large ......... l62
Williams rep, Congressman at large. ........ 633
Tho following are the maJ0rties for Congress-
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Yet Anofher Auction Sale OF Douhlc-

Wedding and Ball Cards-Paris styles>
orders ~ Dancing, elegant new designs
EVERDELI. 302 Broadway. Established i340
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BIRCH DALE MEDICINAL SPRING WATERS
Ali persons afflicted with Consumption, Asthma, Can
GER scroIa Dyspepsa Kidney CSmPas 1 M IRE cssr
with one GALLON OF these waters for trial Saso pamphlets
sent on Application OONANT CRAAER, Sole Agcnts>
30 Broadway New York.
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Fatal Indi6erence.-t Is Literally
courting death neglect any affection of the lungs tho
chest the respiratory Seek safety in HALES
HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR. No cough. cold,
throat bronchial alment resist that
able preparation. CRITTENTONS. No. Sixth avenue.
Sold by all druggists
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.
A.-Hernld Branch OMcc. Brooklyn,
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street,
open from 8 A. NJ. to 8P. NJ;
On Sunday from to r. M.
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On Marrfage.-Happy Relief for
young men remarkable reports free. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Horse Epfdcmic.-Purify the Air Of
your stables with BROMQ CHL0RALUM diluted, and
sponge the mouth and nostrls Of with
same. TILDEN q CO. l76 William street.
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

To the Young, Middle-Aged and Old
One bottle OF CHEvALIER'S LIFE POR THE HAIR
used now will keep the hair healthy all Winter
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

the cheapest and most powerful dsnfcctant known
Professors Tynde Crook and Calvert of the Royal In.
sution Great Britain have recently demonstrated
carbolc acid will certainly destroy the germs OF dis
and death contained in the atmosphere and thereby
horses. cattle and other animals The "EGYPTIAN
POWDER containing large amount of carboc acid,
has been prepared with special economy and
its perfect ada TO the which II
rnended being absolutely safe against accident OF any
kind.
The powder should be sprnkled in the stalls roughs and
feed boxes, and solution in water should be applied
with brush to the ceiling IN the same manner white
wash. This will destroy the anmacua OF the atmos-
phere which the Of the spread Of the disease
The nhang the vapor by horses already affected will
cure.
The EGYPTIAN POWDER Is for sale in barrels and
half barrels at six cents per pound by
MARSHALL ROBBINS 4 CO.,
l63 Broadway, room6 6.
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RUSSIA.

Caucasian Conspiracy Against the Concentrated
Power AZ the Csar.
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

Parties can Bre alxfnst for rs cents, and
dine for 81 10, including wine, at DON0VAN'S Req
taurant No. East Twelfth street
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

Fine Assortment of Boots, Shoes
and RUBBERS at moderate prices. CONNER, J0i Sixth
avenue, one door below Nineteenth street
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Spanish Bank Bls rAfLoh e 70. Bankers 10 wall %.
The Family Sewing Machine.-The In
vention ofthe WILSON SEWING MACHINE is destined
influence domestic comfort ualled
by any invention Of the last hundred years. As
economical arrangement II enables person to do the
work of ten In manner and with kaby
comfort To satisfy how perfect and simple
a machine be- call at the Wilson Sewing Machine
Rooms and examine the perfect New Wilson Under Feed
Sewing Machine that sold SIS cheaper than other
hrs class machine In Salesroom at 7W Broadway
New York and in all other cities In the United States
The company want agents In country towns
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

A.-FOr q First Class Hat, at Popular
prices, to DOUGAN io2 Nassau street. corner 0 Ann
street.
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Angell's Turkish Baths, 6l Lexington
avenue nvigoratc and valizc before breakfast Appetite
and refresh before dinner soote and ranquze before
retiring Ladies' day and evenings gentlemen day aud
night
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THE HERALD IN CUBA.
Herald Special Report from
=. Havana.
Startling Particulars About the Arrest
Of the Herald Commissioner.
HIS TREATMENT IN PRISON.
Henderson Tells His
Story.
Wanted" by the Chief of Po-
lice in Propria Persona.
m THE PALACE OF THE CAPTAIN GENERAL.
The Herald Commissioners Interview
with General CebalIOS.
The sInsurmOuntable Dan
gers OF His Mission"
IN THE PALACE OF THE CAPTAIN GENERAL.
The Herald Commissioners Interview
with General CebalIOS.
The sslnsurmOuntable DAN
gers OF His Mission"
OFF TO THE SCENE OF INsvRRecTIoN.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

The HERALD regular correspondent at the
Cuban capital has forwarded us the following
special despatch:-
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FRANCE.

Foreign Diplomatsts Arrived in the National
Capital-Military Re-Entry to Rheims.
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INDIANA.

The Complete Official Returns or the
Recent ElcctiOn-The Majorities-FAen-
bricks, Hopkins and Several Demo
cratic COngrcssmen Elected.
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ARMY RE-ENTRY TO RHEIMS.
MONACO.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MORNACO, Oct %, 1872.
Railway communication between Mornaco and
Genoa has been interrupted by the breaking down
of two bridges
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

A.-A.-FOr Cleaning md DyefnG Go
to Il. LORDS Office $50 Broadway. Blocker vt
The New York herald., 1872-10-24
REPUBLICAN, GAINS IN BALTIMORE CITY
ELECTION.

BALTIMORE Oct 81, 1877
At the election held to-day for members OF tho
first branch OF the City Council the regular demo
cratic nominees were elected in seventeen wards.
The republicans reelected Hughes in the Fifteenth
ward and elected their candidates in the Seven
teenth and Twentieth wards, clear gain OF two In
the first branch of the City Council. The vote was
small.
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

/ Golden Hair.-Any ColOrcd Hair Turned
| to a beautiful golden by BARKERS AURORA. lN5
Broadway, near Thirty fourth street
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

Bilious Disorders, Liver Complaint,
Costiyeness &c: are speedily removed by Dr. D.
JAYNE'S SANAvIVE PILLS, u remedy mild and certain
in action and may be taken At time without risk
The New York herald., 1872-10-24
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

The following is a complete list OF Congressional
nominations made thus far by the different p0iit-
cal PARTIES
Dla. rsnp1uy Liberal Reppbfioxe.
SWilam X. Roberts. :. william X. Roberta
S-Jamcs Brooks. nam. /. James Brooka
I-Ih0mas !. Crcamer Thomas J Creamec
b-t,harles r. shaw. ...... Charles H. shaw.
9-Mchaei Connolly ....... Michael Conn0lly-
lU-Fernando Wood ..... o.. Fernando Wood.
D'a Grant Rep.biicons..... apollo daH
5-Matthew stewart. .........
6-Adolph q. Dung ........
I-COnrad Geib -. .......... .ThOmaa r. Dreamer
B-J0hn ID, Lawson. ...........
,y-nav,d Is Mellish ...,.. John Hardy
iu-Wuiiani A. barring Julius Wadsworth-
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Egyptian
CARBOLIC DISINFECTING
POWDER.

the greatest dsinfectant known sure preventative
and for the terrible
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

now scourgng the country. This powder contains
carbolc acid and win longer than any known
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

A.-FOr n First Class Dress Business
Hat so to ESPENsCHEID, manufactures, lla Nassau
sfraa
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Cashed,
orders Information furnished, highest rates paid
Spanish Bank Bills TAYLOR Co. Bankers, Is w all 81.
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The further spread of the present
horse disease
effectually prevented
by the use oil the
EGYPTIAN POWDER

Immediately ARE stcd
and the introduction OF the disease into stables already
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-14

night, caused by the giving way of the
dam at Hazen and Fisk's mill, two and
a half miles above the village, owing to
the rapid rise of the river, on account
Of the heavy rains during the day. This
dam flowed about four hundred acres,
and the volume of water that poured
across the valley was perfectly resist
less. and for "a distance of eight miles
made clean sweep of mills. dams and
bridges. including G. w. & n. W. Lib
bey's mill, j. A. Libbey's grist mill, Cor
don. Quimby and Allard's dam, and that
at Browns new mill. H. c. Libbey s
block in Whitetield village, containing
stores and a tenement, was also swept
away, together with several barns. The
total loss in the whole town is not less
than SlOO,OOO. The track of the BOs-
ton and Montreal railroad between
Whitetield and Dalton was completely
washed away for mile and a quarter
There is also a freshet on the Merrimac
river. and the bridges at Franklin and
Sewall's Falls have been carried away
by logs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-14
Reports from Home.
A Living Witness
Boston HERALD OFFI,E :
Boston. sept. Ia. l-5U )

IL Ia NIENf N=- Esq
Dear Slr.-Among the many cures effected b..
the USE IF NEGEIlNE. | have heard OF Iunr ut.r
satisfactory than my own | have been atiil,l,t.
with >Crnfula salt Eheum fuI many wears inherited
III the blood. making its appearance on nv " hu-
body. bursting out i'll different places and paint
beyond description. SIN of the most popular pur.
hers which are advertised Ia ScrOtula and liz
complaints have faithfully tried but NV dise.--
was 80 deeply seated resist all. | laid my ,4,-
tended I" alleviate. Finally. by the intlurn,, ~
friends. | consented tu try NEGETINF comuIru,-f.
the first of January last and soon after ,NI,tr=
rncrd sensible relief and could feel II workI- i.
my system very differently from anythiu. | had
ever taken before. and at once discovered that {
was accomplishing the object ea rne-tly desire.
continued on. following directions fur tl--r
months. and the first Of April found me d well u.ti
have passed through the hot summer and h,sr
continued Ia be- free from any AuutarYur, of . o.
the present time
My general health l. excellent and nv recovery
al winch had about despaircd | a-CTihv rurI;t,.
l" the USE Of EGETINE. l could never have hr,u
NlnCrd 81 the marvellous results OF this Wuu
uriful EGETlNE under any other circumstance
hut no" | recommend every 10 turn T., d =
lne>tilnahle remedy and that all is tr1I. a. i rl,r
~elIttd | am living witness and il will AFFORD
me great satisfaction To show the marks of ny d.
East and converse on the merits of VFnFIINF -
none VIII dispute who owe il what | do
VIII here mention of my child having 4 severe
attack "f heart complaint. which VFGErINR hs-
entirely cured and shall always be happy L. rake
us virtues known within the range of my intiu-l,-
Yours. Very respectfully.
f. II. YUUNG
MI. Dung has been i'll the employ of the Boston
Herald during the past ,ighteen years MANY ..a-
women f"i thu above statement.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF Sr,rp
Mortified ,June -, r.

/,
Sealed proposals are hereby invited for ,,,
the following State Documents to wit: R,r ' M
the Auditor of Accounts, Adiutant and In ~ '''
General, Quartermaster General ScTgraut-,t -"
Railroad Commissioner. Commissioner of ~ u
sane, Directors Superintendent and Cbari. III
the state Prison, Trustees of the Vermont -, To-!
school, and Trustee of the University of V,r' III
and state Agricultural College, in the General :,
and style of the Laws of Vermont for l--u ''H
bound in one volume and delivered at the an, DE-
the Secretary of State i'll Montpelier on ar ~ y, i
the first Monday in October next. ''oi"
Also, the Report of the Board of Educati,r u >,
same form and style bound i'll single vnu,n, W. ,
to be delivered at the same time and place anu
Also, the Report of the Vermont State Rn,,
Agriculture, Manufactures and Mining in III. '
form and style bound i'll a single volume and '
delivered at the SANE time and place. "
Also, the Biennial Session Laws Of 49, b., =.
same style. bound in single volume. and
ready for distribution or before the tir-t a. -
January. 1873.
Also, the Senate and House Journals IA In. 900.
general form and style of those of I-7U To- h.. I'
in separate volumes, and ready for diStrIiuri,
or before the first day of May lea.
Details of contracts will he governed ia all ,
tculars by the provisions of No. 81 uf thu. 4,
ls67,-tO which parties Interested ar r,-t,r,r, d.
referred
Blank proposals iuT bids will b, furnished r.
to parties desiring To enter int" contract T., -
part of this work. -
The right to reject all any PROPOSALS - ,
he deemed for the interest of th, STAT l. h.
Reserved. GEORGE NICHOLS
1921 S.,r,t,r, -, =.