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The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-28
An Antique Novelty In Politics.

We have long intended to speak Of a
proposition which is very radical in Its
features, and if it could be adopted in the
counties of our state it would result in .
saving of many thousands OF dollars to
our county treasures, and, at the same
time secure in the Offices OF the counties
as capable and efficient incumbents as we
are having under the present elective
system. Tha proposition, though it
closely resembles tho system formerly in
practice in the Roman Republic, is the
sprlng of a careful and deliberate re-
Asction of one of our practical Warren
county farmers, and is simply to have
only four elective Offices in the county,
which shall be the Representative aud
county court, and TO let out to the highest
bidders the other positions to men who
can give ample security for the perform
suce Of the official duties thereof. BY
this means the Offices would bring into
the county treasury . largo amount OF
money which is now squandered in cor
rupting electors and ordinary election
eeriug expenses. The county justices
might give notice of the day on which oil
the Offices would be sold, and invite com
petition by selling to the highest bidder
who could give sufficient security. For
example, il the Office Of Collector Of rev
euue in any couuty is worth IS 900 a
year. aud any man is willing to perform
The duties for $4,000; he might then
give $4,000 for the position, instead o'
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-28
CO.Partnershlp Dissolution.

l. tween John r. Nelson and II. II. Frazier,
under the name and style Of Nelson d Frazier
has been dissolved by mutual consent, J. +.
Nelson having purchased the entire interest Of
ii II. Frasisr In tho busin ess. All persons In
debted to said firm, either by note or account
are earnestly requested to call and settle ths
same with me. JOHN T. NELSON.
New Hope, NO., April %, 1919.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-28

J, B. ALLEN. W. T. BAKER.
ALLEN & BAKE Err,
Attorneys. .at-Law, Agents State and
Phoenix Insurance Companies.
and Real Estate Agents,
ROY, MI > = OU RI.
JOSEPH B. ALLEN, Notary Public.
apr25-'72nl7
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-28
WALTON & CREECH,'
Attorneys At Law l. Real Estate Ag'ts
TROY, MO.

Will practice In oil the Courts Of the Nineteenth
Judicial Circuit. and the Supreme Court OF the
Rtste All business entrusted to their care will be
promptly attended to.
Once over DR.. s. T. East's Drug store. Omoe
hours from O. N. to I p. IN.
YnlAn1
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-28

A lever lock used Ut Sing Sing prison
was invented by one Of tbs roaS'e!G
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-28
WIN FRAZIER. G. W. COLBERT
FRAZIER & COLBERT,
Attorneys at Law l. Real Estate Ag'tS
TROY, MISSOURI.

will practice in all the courts of the Nineteenth
Judicial Circuit. Special attention given Co col
lections and to the sale and purchase and leasing
Of real estate. Abstracts of titles, warranty
deeds, deeds Of trust and mortgages made out
on short notice. Large number of valuable
farms for sale at low prices. ~ Office on Main
street in Ransdell's building, up stairs. tv7n14
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-05
BAILEN 7 AYAOUCH0.

FL pueblo espanol tienea la histo-
tia mas gloriosa de todos los pueblos
del Universe: sufrido en- la adversi-
dad, grande on la pr9speridad, ge-
neroso Y caballeresco en- ell combate,
no hay extran]ero que no le admire,
mi patricio cuyo corazon no SO en-
tusiasme ante los recuerdos de aque-
llos heroes que llenaron de esplsndor
y dc grandeza Ia patriaque, ademas
de servirnos de cuna, form6, cual
carinosa madre nnestro corazon y
nos alimant3 con su pan.
7 GAato es asf. que la poderosa.
Roma que en- doscientos amos dc
combalss habia conqqistado el mum
do, iuohaba desesperadamente para
yercer / los indomables cantabros;
ma e.t prsfrieron atravesarse el
pe-ho con sus mismas espadas su-
como buenos, antes que
VET enclavado al pendon enemigo en-
saa sirgenes montafias Los as,lado-
rea nornsandos encontraron la muer-
- ea -. eossas, y los gensiles aga
sanos, daellos por una TRACTION inta-
No do II mas rica parte de su terri
.nsio. - yisron obligados, despues de
ochu slg.oa de ilacesaute lucha, 4
! ahaudunar Ics deiiciosos carmenes de
pGrdida que to-avla loran
Aoy aua descendientes,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-05
ESTAD0S- -UalD02

Despa~a Sc rzesifn 81 aftic@sa &c
.~ttsf hnaaus sr.sa E..to gsfs5 aaessa szaas
fes.oalss 4r A4ssA iosa
p Hrr&1 Sci 81 DC nst rrahfs
sar1o ceAa@i - go sersss4 "a efaaAs
bsa'alas evnssA Espana uee &c. -
sssla - . a.. 81 alsssa q4r 80 as~
asts kspaHA. - s@essa Sc 81 aasess
ssss so Aasfeass qee 4s-sa psfa saA 9sF
!. sees Es*ssssss Essa ssse
e. sfs rRsA "a. 3 = "a sa A. s.sEs
- Au 49, .@sas 3ass - Aas 4ssssxA 80
sresfalea A = taMs go kan sas
sas~sFueaAns psss srgs@ssrs -. essesA
- Asses i~.A 80 9ss i- /.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-05

para fraslaAarSe teSd6 q MSullarfa- !
neo CUBA.
LA prensa espaflola alaba general
mente al presidente Grant por su mo-
deracion en- reservar para ell Congre-
so el arreglo de las cuestiones que han
surgido entire los Estados- Unidos y
| Espaf1a
LA noticia de que ell Sr. Soler y
Pla, que tue con una mission especial
a Cuba, habia recibido 6rden de re
gresar inmediatamente a Espaf1a, ha
resuItad0 falsa.
"El Imp1ycial asegura que ell Tir-
gi'siws fue equipado a la vista de todo
ell mundo en- ell puerto de Nueva- York.
Sc anuncia hoy o6ciaImente que eI
efectivo del ejGrcito espaflol en- CUBA
sube a $4,000 hombres."
Hasta aquf el teIegrama.
Nos fsltan los ndmeros del Herald
del % y %. He aqui 10 mas intere-
sante que sobre eI corh cto con los
Estados Uuidos tfae el n1moro del
"a dc novlembre, ultlmo que sc hs
fecihido en- esta Isla
madrid, noviembre % Son fall
sos los fumores de que 81 popu achO
baya cometidl actos d. yiOleucia con-
ira el genera Si~k'es.
"El presl}enIe Castelar, ha tenido
una iarga confereucia hoy con Mr..
Layar'i, ministro hsit5nico. Fl resul-
tado de Ia entrevista es favorable q
la continuation de las buenas feia
clones.
"Se habla mucho lie someter Ia
) question del Virginius q IA decision
de arbitros. 81 esta idea Sc acepta,
el Empe1ador a,elnan e5 el indicado
como Ell a. 'bItro probaoe.
"L6ndres, 24.-Dlce hoy el Times
que p" puede con justicia rodirse 4
Espaha |" entrega del Vitginus; pero
las oL,4a pe.ioloues 4Oe sc dice Der
: sido hechas a Espana por los Estados
Unidos sou ,aIcs que Inglaterra po-
; dria muy bjen apoyariss"
ELcorresponsa' que 81 Herald tiene
|
en- Washington afiTma haber tenido
} una entrey,sta con Ell contra-ajmiran
te Po.o y Besnaoe, que es ALI nueS
tro digno representative. AL decire el
reporter que e,a general la opinion de
! que hab,ia guerra con Espana, res
! pond!6 nuestro embaja
-Si; hace ounce d as que leo en-
os peri6jicos articuIos co.nentario.
sobre esta guerra supongo que debe
hab arS mucho sobre ella; pero yo
dudo mucho que esos vocingleros que
piden Ia guerra representen los ge-
nuuos soutimlentos del pueblo ame-
rcano. No nay ciertamente motive n
siquiera p,etexto para la guerra, a no
ser que SC busque as,a para lmplear a
tantos hoIgazanes como pululan por
: Nurva York Sc lice que debe bus
carseIes ocuPac'on y que, de- conSi-
guiente, Ia guerra serIa una gran Iosa
Tai vez 10 So la, pero @reo " que este
es IN medic muy orig na DC re>o yer
ell probIena del tfahajo
PrcguntoIe el reporter 81 ell insulto
intcrldo i baudcra americana no
era un buen pretexto para la guerra
No ha habido, rcSpondi6 cl contraal-
mirante, insuito aIguno hccno . intcn
tado contra cl . .beIIon americana, ,por
que el FirgininS no tenla mas dcrccho
4 ltcvarle que i enarboiar Ii baadera
de Venezuc a, quizis no tanto. Pre-
guato yo 4 V. en- nhre de In bucna
IL, ina dc serur el gran pabe Ion de
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

n these roads are extended as rapidly as
promised. at the cl, Sc of this year there
will be 2OO0 miles of completed roads i'll the
State Of Texas. The Cairo and Futon rail-
road. when completed. will connect 81.
Louis with the International, of Texas, and
by this connection with all the important
v0ads OF the State. The position of st. Louis
is such that no rival for the vast trade of
Texas need bc feared II the least interest
IL taken 10 secure it,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
RATES OF ADVERTISING:

, -, I.or,i.nnrrte iu.tTtrd tF"TN 'TItI
a. fa ..nrged two-tiiIds 0i the "b"N" I"'e'.
Second prgs monthly advertisements ""'"
SI@d =, ,t @ i,dyrrtisemcr.s having tn Tun o' ne
.ocr +,st insertion 81 80 per square cen H''o''
srrnt insertion seVeuty y-ii'- crhis per squ ia,
seeoud rags transient .dyeitIs.nthi'' 'A'" Az
eertiOn : : 80 per ,quare ..,, ., u.
shared as uC " each Insertion ,1,
%nsd , aGyar,isar1 WHO advertise largely VIII
b. SLOWED such discount from above hah'eII haiI ti,
rent TaI,s 40 may be aglts I'd upon' Pio'iret, -
In no cas-" shall such DISC 'ui' 'A''''
Ger cent 1,cr.ir.ueut, 70 y.
~paroed twenty cents per line each lnseEi'oh'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
pproyed Janu,:- II. l.. ;.
;GLSERAL :.Ar,RE-N". -

IL
An ac; making an appropriation I" dciray
the expenses of III" American and Brit
i.h Claims Commission. and Tor other
purposes.
BE it enacted by ;he senate and House Of
Representative of ;he tnt"d States OF
America in Congress assembled. That the
sum OF one hundred and thirteen thousand
five hundred dollars i hereby appropriated.
ont Of any m"n., IN the treasury not other
wise appropriated. to supply deficiency Ill
the appropriation for the fiscal year ending
June thirty. eighteen hnndre: and seventy.
three. 10 detray the expenses on the part ot
the United States OF the mixed commission
on American and British claims, appointed
under the twelfth article OF the treaty b".
tween the United States and Great Britain,
signed Nav eighth. eighteen hundred and
seventy one.
SEC. =. For payment OF contractors for
stone work. and other employees, on the
pOstotfice and courthouse IN New lo!k eity.
five hundred thousand dolla-..
Approved February >. ls.'.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
Approved January "A. 49,.
IGESERAL NATURE-No. 70.

GESERAL. NATCRE-No. 2b.
An act to authorize the construction OF
eight steam vessels OF war. and tor other
purposes.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled. That the
Secretary of the Navy DO authorized TO
construct eight steam vessels of war. with
auxiliary sail power, and OF such class or
classes Az. III his judgment. will best sub
serve the demand. of the service. each
carrying six or more guns Of large caliber;
the hull3 TO be built Of iron or wood, as the
Secretary may determine: provided. that
the aggregate tonnage OF the whole number
shall not exceed eight thousand tons. and
that the cost oG building the same shall
not exceed three million two hundred
Thousand dollars: and provided, that four
of said vessels shall be built. III whole
or in part IN private yards, upon contract
with the lowest responsible bidder therefor
upon public competition and proposals, aue
notice thereof being given by advertise.
ment. upon models, specinCatInnS and
drawings furnished 10y the Navy Depart
ment. and under its direction and super
vision. II. upon tull examination and con
sideratior. the same shall be deemed prac.
ticable, l,y the Secretary Of the Navy: or
tn. hulls .! any portion Of said vessel. may
be built up0u private C0ntrac: III the gov.
ernment yards upon like proposals, models
specifications. drawings and supervision.
and upOn like examination and consldera.
ton. tue government in citheg case fur.
nishiny such materials as may be deemed
practicable by the Secretary of the Navy.
SEG.!. That neither of said vessels shall
be commenced until full and complete mod.
els. specifications. and drawings shall be
made for its construction IN all its parts.
And after such models and drawings are
approved by tho proper authority. they
shall not be changed in any respect when
the cost viii exceed one hundred dollars.
eXc.p: upon the recommendation OF d board
o! survey composed OF not ieSs than five
officers tho navy. and approved by the
Secretary OF the Navy: and il changes are
thus made. the actual cost Of and dama- -e
caused by such chang. shalt Dc estimated
by such board Of survey: and til" terms OF
til" con'rac: shal! provide that the contrac.
tors shall. be bound by tn" estimate oi SAID
board as to the aInonnt o: increased y" dI-
mni.hed compensation they are 20 receive.
II a"r. IL "n.cruenc" of any sl:ch vhdn-es.
Approved X. brHary -. lS7:.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
Meteorological und River Report.

.:'he signal service. United States army.
.eports. for the beEeti; o: commerce, the
meteorological record, and rise or fall of
the rivers, at 3:i3 L. NJ. local time. yester.
daY as tollOWs:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
IG,NtnAL NArrHH-NO. -

IGrNtn.L NATURE-No. -.
An act 10 provide for the holding addl-
tional terms OF the circuit court OF the
United States tDc the southern district OF
New York.
Be i. enacted bv the Senate and House
of Representatives of the nlted States OF
America in Congress assembled. That ad-
ditiOnal terms of the circuit court of the
United States COX the southern district OF
New York shall hereafter be held in each
year commencing as follows: On the sec
ond Wednesday Of January. on the second
Wednesday OF March. On the second
Wednesday of May, on the third W ednes-
day OF June. on the second Wednesday OF
October, and on tho second Wednesday of
December. The holding Of any OF the
above mentioned term. shall not dispense
with or affect tho holding Of any other
term of the court at the same time, nor
shall the pending of any other term OF the
court prevent the holdin. OF any OF the
terms hereby appointed.
SEC. . That the terms hereby appointed
shall be- devoted exclusively to the trial and
disposal OF the criminal eases and matters
arising and pending in said court. Vhs
terms OF said court appointed by this act
NAV be held by the circuit Judge ST the sec
ond judicial circuit and the district Judges
for the southern and eastern districts OF
New York or any one of said three Judges;
and at every such term held by said judge
of said eastern district he shall receive the
sum Of three hundred dollars, the same to
be paid in the manner now prescribed by
law Tor the payment of the expenses of an
other district Judge while holding court in
said district. All recognizances and bail
bonds taken in criminal cases for an appear
ance al q circuit court in said district con-
ditioned upon an appearance 1T the next
one OF the terms hereby appointed shall be
valid, and grand and peti: jurors shall be
summoned to attend the said terms at now
at othe, terms of the court
7 Approved February I. 1873
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
o r z FICIA "A l..
Laws OF the United etaLrs Passed nj the
Third session Of the FOrty-SecOnd
IGESeRAL N.:URE-No. 81

IGESERAL N.CURE-No. -.
An act to abolish the franking privilege:
Be il enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives o. the United States OF
America in Congress assembled. That me
franking privilege be, and the same hereby
is, abolished from and after the first day oi
July. ammo Domin eighteen hundred ana
seventy-three. and that thenceiorth all ON
cisl correspondence. of whatever nature
and other mailable matter sent from OF au-
dressed to any officer of the governmen! or
person now authorized to frank such mat
ter shall be chargeable with the same rates
Of postage as may be lawfully imposed upon
ike matter sent by or addressed 10 othrr
nnrsons. provided. that no compensation or
allowance shall now or hereafter be made
70 Senators. members and delegates OF the
House o. Representatives on account vi
postage.
Approved Janua:" II. IS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
Progress in the Southwest.

iFrom the st. Louis hepuDIICdu
The citizens of st. Louis are not inditier-
ont to the wonderful progress OF the vast
and fertile expanse OF country between the
Missouri river and .he BIO Grande and
Gulf OF Mexico. Less than score of
wears ago Southwest Missouri, Western
Arkansas ana nearly the whole "t the
great State of Texas was almost wider
ness, only tiecked here and there by settle
suents of adventurous pioneers, who had
reared their rude homes far away from the
haunts Of civilization. But these DIS,
6ointed settlements were only the vanguard
nf the millions destined soon 90 follow
them. Southwest Missouri is now within
the borders OF civilization. Inc pioneers
cabin ha. given place to the comfortable
farm house; the small clearings have been
expanded into great plantations, and the
vude wayside inn has vanished to make
room for the thriving city with its elegant
hotel. The same thing Is true OF western
Arkansas But in the march 10 greatness
Texas seems to have taken the lead. lhat
terra iuc0gmitd, to which law breakers but
l,teIo Hed as if to a Land of refuge where no
minion. of the law ever followed, ana
Srbere thpy were free from all apprelen-
sions of being disturbed by 100 lnGuSItlNe
ncouaintanCes is rising IN importance, ana
bids fair 10 become the empire State oil the
republic. This forward movement has been
inaugurated under most laV"fab'e auspices
. A better class of settlers lave taken the
places of those who pioneered civilization
in that State. The necessities OF the situa
sion impressed the later immigrants with
the Importance of action. Inc time had
s,assed for them TO wait. They went 70
work. The results haze been rapid growth
in population, wealth. and all that goes to
make up prosperous and solfsutiicient
people. To show what is being done IN
Texas IL is only nee. -sary to present a
statement of the railroad lines, pre- jected
and nearly completed. This railroad sys'
tenn will soon open up n"arly ever portion
Of the State to settlement. The number "i
miles of eomuleted roads over which trains
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

:>ai,w l.; 4 water mark A.: iS.!.
N.ecopr the eubie!nel '.um :ar Louis
VILE Commercial:
II is refreshing 10 !a"" now aud :h"n u
candid utterauce from a Democratic source
How unlike the brazen twaGuic oi most OF
the Democratic. organs Is ~" t"ilo"ing
from the ObserrsN aud PePo'; on The la.e
IioI ia New Orle ans:
TIE NEW ORLEANS Eior.
We publish as full IN accom-; "a v" can
Cr the ,ipr at New Orleans wednesday
nich. cur readers can judge ior 'hrn-
rnjvsa who is in the riEh' ANA Wh" III '"'
,,-ron. Eut there are. 10 N-. sUri''C'''~
..;rcrmst.uces connected with 1t tha' pre-
,art MS IRON. LAYING all ;h" !.In" upon '9'
.borIdrr. of our enemies. Inc minus
made III. attack. made y IKE $. h'''' ~"
-, an .ru.niZea ,nrC" WAS ~. /" "a,
ada;ns. Them dispersed Ike" iH''. ~"
- oft,rl, been made lg..'lS and IA - 'i'
',-Jers ot Governor NJ. ..n".' II
~ tha, Al. organized h.u' a '''''
,Iif:,is. .nnipp.u v It'll - i...''. ','''
;,,,,-.. L,,u used, ana n't - !'"' " TX
,,'rscJ ly . sauad OF -. 'e..!' a. - ''''''
- n.' ;~nir.t states -. g.
INV W.. becomes :: -. 't'
,,,,,,, ,ha .,,;yts of Gran" an. ',|t.ts.. ''F.
.irrs - ir..ugurate stri." "a: -, no' - -,
50 Lc sho. down :" etc. It's an ~ :,
i;o - me pbSrrrfi' a,,t f"p'":" aA' .'->
%au.t.: A.. i....:.,.:.-ss . -! 80
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
Terrns Of subscriptions
sns y.sy. o.; sir months, So Sd.
Advertisements.

transient advertisements same terms ~ III inc
nsfIV Monthly advertisements inserted for one
Sourth Of the daily rates. ,,
gs flnbs of f We or more.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
rrI, WEEKLY REPUBLICAS

., pubshed every Saturday morhlns ao '
snraIs local matters Of general public interest,
sOEmercial and monetary reports, ana eVerS 'hlig @
sbat arnraTs in the Daily, except such items as are
sSI;t IL nr no public moment. The WkbhLl Kh
%uBLICAE is an excellent family paper, valuable
A well for instruction and amusement - 'L1oii1~
nInn On ihe Cnrrent topics OF the daye
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13

We copy the subie!nel '.on :a' l.

The river here is ,i!.re sect fo:.r ilr he.
:,a;aw l:,.a water marx q: 1871.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-13
Approved February I. 1873.
NERAL NATT,RE-So. ~


An act to fix tho time for holding the an
nIal session of the Supreme Court of the
Unitrd Statea. and for other purposes.
Be i. enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives. Of tho United States OF
Americ. in Congress assembled, That from
and after the passage of this act the annual
session of the Supreme Court of the United
States shall commence on the second Mon
day of October in each year, and all ac-
tions suits. appeals, recognizances. pro
cesses. writs, and proceedings whatever,
pending or which may be pending IN said
court. or returnable thereto. shall have day
therein. aud be heard. tried. proceeded
with, and decided. in like manner as if the
time of holding sad session had not been
hereby altered.
Apnroyed January "A, 49,.
National Republican., 1873-11-11
ANp ONO RAILNoAp.

FAIL ARRAEeEMENT,-T 0 TRAINs pslLY,
AND HAMILTON. bEuiahIso AUGUST 81
lT1
Leave Washington at T. IN. and p. IN. and
Alexandria ht sl0 q. n. and $40 p N. Pass Lees
and arrive at Hamilton at II Is q. m. aud p. m
Leaye Hamilton Al a m; and u sD y m
lilo y. M. and arrive At AiOSandria at s;lb a. N.
and ]: lis v. H. and ct Washington at s:3c a. and
J.30 p. IN.
Passengers from Washington will take the Wash.
inxton and Ohio cars at the baltimore and p't0nao
nAilroad station Ut q. m. and y, H.. aud 90
through to EAmili On without cnan-o Vi cAIt.
Thes ~ q. train from Alexandra and u - y N.
train from Hamilton connect At hamilton with
kempr daily line Of coaches for Pnrceiy.le, snlel.
Rsamers line Of ches which leave Leesbu daily
Tor Aldis and Middleburs.
Communication tickets, turoe cents per nitie.
Annual tickets puQ, H. n. HAYENEI,
l}enernl 1l,ke al Aay,ttt
National Republican., 1873-11-11
GOVERNMENT SALES.
ovERNMENT SALE.
DEror ouAnTrnMAsrER's oFrIcE.l

DEroT QuAnIERMAsrER's OFrIcE.l
FonT LEAyESwoRTH, KAN October lb, ls5a 4
VIII be sold by public auction, under the direction
Of Captain John Livers. Military Btorekeeper,
United States army, at tho Government warehouse
2, s9apst ah IN @ * kan p
O'clock a. m, the following named articles Of cloth
ing. by order OF the QuArtermAster aenera. United
I5,i7 Uniform Goats, s,II1 Great Coats infantry:
3,Sl sack Goats, lined; 9,56 sack Goats, unlined
4l7j1 Uniform Jackets; N,e3 Felt Hats ln,Da Hat
Cords and Tassels, 7.ss9 Hat Sockets, ie ~ Hat
Feathers. lit.Ss Brass Hat Trlmminss, 81 Light
aud Tasscis, ss7h Brass Gap Trimminss, 1873
forlge Gays, II 40 Forage Cap Cover, 49, SAshes,
2,3lI Pairs Shoulder scales and Button aud Slides
15tbb Pairs Chevrons, assorted; aa yards OF Lace
sls pairs Bootees sewed; O. blankets, woclen; a-
Blankets, Paintedi = Pilloweases: ito Books. a.;
order Of the Department Commander
Terms OF SAle-Oash In United States currency,
bidding for all purchases below S2s: deposit OF e5
per cent will be required on all sums above that
amount This rule viii be rigidly enforced. 70 In
purchases being called for. Goods in packages
will be sold by invoice mark, and neither qusntity
Every effort Will be made TO give correct descrip
ton and to select fair sample by which to sell
but purchasers must examine and buy at their own
Goods will be sold again for account Of aud st tho
risk and expense Of buyer. II not called for within
fre days from last day OF sale.
| No claims for errors will be allowed after thu
goods have been removed; xD
/ Major and Dua rterniastsr r. m II A.