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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-26
PRICE TWO CENTS.
THIRD EDITION.
$3.50 p. M.
Canada.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT BY BURNING.

NNSs ~o'
Mrs. Frasher and her five children were
burned to death, last night, at Beachburg, On
tario.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-26
Wenther Record,
REPORT OF the sIeNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF the sfesAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Feb 26
Probabilities For the Middle States, Rising
temperature, and incre elsing Cloudiness, the
wind veering to the Southeast.
REPORTED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. l. BOYS
DEPARTMENT.
WnNnNeTos, Del, Feb, 26, 10, A. NJ.
Temper Height Dew Wind Rain
ature OF Baron Point Fall,
$3.50 30.03 in. 41894o W.N.W. Din
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-26
yNHE SUCCESSOR OF JOSEPH FoUr,

Three thousand cords OF ice have been packed
this winter at Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-26
SECOND EDITION.

o:3o. p. M.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01

SHOE GCN PHI extraordinarily
when ii was nearly twilight Jolly crowd
LETT the Capitol for the Magnolia saloon
where John James was to stand treat.
We put our hose into the jolly gathering
and picked NJ IN Item AS follows: John
has been rendering very valuable sid To
the r,a.nates of the Secretary of State
office IN the capacity of proof reader.
The bad grammar of og!r law makers and
tneir other shortcomings rs legislators
wonld occasionally make him snort, and
long for !. shot gun to blow the man
head Oft that has! displayed such ignor-
ance III legislation or such feeblene-s II
the use of his mother tongue. 4 shot
gnn. Ny kingdom for IL shot gun. Old
Put. put up the Job OIL him. He told
John 10 90 and demonstrate with Jim
Minor for not allowing IL certaln bill
which had been presented and paid, and
now pres+ ntea TO John Us vision in du-
plicaie. Old Put. abGsed Jim Minor
and jain took up for him and they
qnnrr-led until midnight, when John
went to bed with our supposed to be)
ir..te State PIiutfr IL order to keep him
from usin. IN immense six shooter which
he had slung around his waist, on the
offending Secr-tar. of State. The omar
rel was continued next morning, and IN
the afternoon tne two vent over to the
State House to have the affair settled.
John presented the duplicate bill tpaid
ten days ago> in manner inviting ar
gument. Whats the matter with that
billy" He had seated himself in n chair
in the Srcretary's Office when Jim Minor
replied to him il speech pr. pared for
the occasion inveishirg against legisla-
tors and otherwise apropos. When he
reached this point iii the address:
Were you nn; above the political cor
rnptions of the present day, yon would
now be /. member of our august Legls-
lature, sir john j. saw through Il and
began to feel that he was suid. But
when b. got Fox 5 best shot gnn on his
shoulder rs free gift, and had treated
the whole crowd. he inrned upon the
merry makers and remarked: Gentle
men. if you think AIN not sold, here
his hat tu;nbled Off - it is all hight.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01

PIcSyc.-In addition to the other al;
fractions of the picnic on the 9TH Instant.
VIE MY mention the following from the
Enterprise:
Tn. Washington Guard will soon have
a fine lot OF prizes to be shot for ON the
occasion OF their TARGET excursion. Some
new article Is being presented them
every day. IestrlG..y there WIS addtd ii
~ tue articles previously on exhibition
il tn window III II. II. Fredricks Jew
eiry store Large sui hins.soln- cross
On ilt,se} of burui,hrd siivrr. suspen,i,ri
from :, very rtitt buckle and hop, Which
i the gift vi John S;,roston, Captain oi
the company On til. urper arm Oh the
cross IL the d.l.e, - August ,. 1913; on
the right arr, the letter wv " AM on
piny, and III tie center is the motto
.-En Av.,nt," forward OF onward. A
bea u:Iiui SILVER arrow, four or five inches
IN lrn4th, furnished 10y the company. Is
to be awarded As priz. tor the De>t
archery AMONG the ladies', the Mia jOuty
of whom will then probably df..w the
long bow for the first time i'll til. lr
lives BrridcS these articles there Is
beautiful pearl mounted opera glass.
presented - n. II Fredrick. At Han
ak : is handsome gold iocket, presented
by Daley X Qlinian. As things are now
going. by tile time the eventfui day rolls
round the Washin,tons will have IL very
Ion. list of beautiful and valuable prizes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01

The irrepressible mirth of IA laughing
hyena ut Woodward's Gardens, says the
San Francisco Bulletin, excites the inter-
est Of the naturalist. The facetiou>
animal Stimulates all forms Of laughter,
from the titterins Of n boarsiing-school
miss over her first love missive. to the
boisterous OUTLAW of u ward Politician on
an invitation to drink. The most tritiin1
incident is suffi..ient to move the risibiil-
ties Of the brute, but the sight Of n
sleeps pluck throws him into convul-
sions of merrimeni, when tue rugged
Russian bear. the Hyrc.,n tiger and thu
uproarous vampire join in the ch"rus.and
the outbnrst of wild hilarity is exceed
ingly edifying.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01

Woodward has secured the two-pound
baby that drew prize Mt the recent ex-
position in Pacific Hall, San Francisco.
The baby only weighed one pound and
an ounce at birth lit now weighs, at three
months old, two and a half pounds with
all its clothes on. This is the sixth child
born to the mother. an Italian woman,
Alex Olami. who weighs 155 pounds.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01
TIL. LATEST NEWS.

From Paris, July 30, it is reported
tn Il .rsll.,I iicM .hoI viii retain the
Presidency Of the lsepuhlic but SIX
months longer. when he will resi-s,.: and
return 10 the command Of tue army. 1t
Is considered certain that tie republican
form ci Government will be succeeded
by !, monarchy, and = IS deemed essen
tI.I that NcM hon, who Possesses great
INFLUENCE With the army. should lie III
command upon the occasion Of the
Change.
la Salt Lake, the papers in the case
of Ann Eliza Webb Young. PRAYING for a
divorce from Brigham Young. Were per-
sons.liy answered Thu Prophet seemed
uadistrcbea and PASSED the documents
to his Secretary. Tne following are the
main points Al the complaint: Was mar
ri-d to hIm on the oh of April, 1868;
have two children by a former marriage;
have ns personal property or means OF
lviEs; for one year after u :rrii5e de-
teni,,lt lived with her, knt since then
b Is almost entirely deserted her. De-
fendaut sent her and her children To 1--we
on Il farm four miles from Salt L Ike
CITY, where she and her only coiiIpan-
ion, her mother, have to do Ilenial work
for their support. dressing co..rseiy aud
farm. bldly. Defendant visited her
occasionally, and never remained over
h IF al hldr II treated her with con-
tempt and scorn, and exacied the e:,rn-
inys of the farm. In the Fall Of 1872,
by direction Of defendant. plaintiff took
CD her residence IN Salt Lake. which
she mas been compelled to leave from
want of support and fear Of violence
FROM, defendant. She has called upon
defendant frequently for maintenance
but has been refused. She Is III feeble
health and under medical treatment ana
has been oblig, to sell her furniture to
meet current expenses. She sues for IL
divorce on account of neglect and bad
treatment She states that her husband
his all incepe Of $4,000 per month.
She pravs fer lawyers fees of S2O.oOO,
$500 of which are to be paid down as
preliminary fee and the balance on the
termination Of the suit. she meanwhile.
TO receive $1,000 per mouth for her sup
port. She finally prays that the sum OF
S210, eco he st aside from defendant s
estate and paid to her rs alin,ony. De-
PENDANTS reply is set for August >.
Nerth of Exc abou. 162 miles. near
Dep Greek, {. new discovery has been
made which is said i" be very rich. ST.
lccted specimens from the Ledge il>sayed
upwards uf Si7 coo in gold ana silver.
A large and Well defined ledge, with ut
least 300 tons Of $.iOJ rock III sight WAS
also discovered N the same vicinity A
general stampede has taken place to the
new camp. an,i rs the district, which Is
IL he incorporated under the nume #
C.. p .icorni. is accessible for alsnus, the |
rush has been general.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01

E,tween the third day OF September
and November 4th, elections will occur III
twenty-three States. The most impor-
tint ones are in II tssichusettS. New
York and California. Upon the coast
the. chief interest centers III California.
for the reason that the next I.e-islatnrt- Is
10 r..-eIect or choose ii Successor to Ell
gene C;Isseriy. whose term expires /"
1873. As was Fem .rked Il day or two
since woul,i I've the. case, the latest intel
l-gence Indicates more plainly than eyer
ti,,t IN thut State the railroad is making
Il d,-spernt,- ,flrt. TIL State CAV Grnrt
at the last election 25.ii majority. and
this The company proposes to capture If
possible. Virginia Enterprise.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01
MINING, >Is,s n REPORT.
Foreman boa rd.

Ve''" '''''''
5i5 Ophir IS b3a l5ss Is BIZ. IS
tg5s could / Curry 81 sSu 75,s
:tn Be st B+ic3eT = - "a
-. $500, -, ,,ai l'" a, 81
,,n - a. - - "a. 1-Ebs
o. -, p,,;,t 20 ~ o., =,
~. W, y.rt IN .taIs 40 xe-x
,-.s ia,,.,,;.,t a.. ~:
,,n - u;,i a., ,,. hoo
az, - ~ o',.i -.' %
DIV Qusf.z e,>
a.. 70
,.s, Rt.ta eo1s 50 ST..
70, C..s,
.. CO.. V;r,,ini, :;
-" g.. Na-..ss -.
=, P.oh',n
~ - -, IN sa.x IN
80 Ss,s -
~ I,'.,;l'HL "a
-. S,,
o. s',t ~
y, y,,i,1 ?: go
40 E.I-'I,!,;s 1nk 1na< ms. 90 ,o1
~, - - 81
,o,, Ar;,.,,. ET,,bil
~. a.i.;'r,a.. ',so -n,
nv. c:, III,
10 E,.,;nsa
Va. ~ T., "a,
-
~, n-T;,, &
~,
~ go, = a. ~ a. '"' ~
4t' Fic'oa .. -
~" ST.. ~ ,i 10
% I,i.;i7
'
Ese"snc REPORT.
I545 valley 10. l9L 1871. i9l
5lt; Ray,uurd 4 Fly 81. 81. 50 to
3,5 Eureka Con 10 ., las4 ii...uA
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01
THE MUSCLE.


various comments upon this sort Of ex-
erc!se. The illustrated papers have Laid
hold Of the theme, and have given to the
world :. frightful image OF inorlinate
muscular development as Il type Of the
future student" The picture is a
c.I!iy;,ts,re, Of course Dis the idea i'll
tended is not altogether unjust. Where
muscle is grown into the form OF a spec
tac!e, the brain is apt 10 be exercised as
secondary function. The pioyerb,
= sound mind i'll 4 sound body" is uni
vers4l, however. in its truth and excel
leuce and the advocates of coordinate
physical discipline should not be re-
preached. Our college gymna>inms
have proven valuable aids i'll giving
sire myth to students of delicate frame
and vigor to those naturally stouter bat
worn by over study. And as a general
rule tins is the influence Of physical train
ing upon the lntellects Of the class,
those who are to be It's future represen-
tatives in the literary world. In some
instances % excessive ambition the stu
dents whole time is given up 70 his text
books and the gymnasium utterly ig-
nored. and he leaves college full OF
know ledge, bHt destitute of personal
power Whence, hen, all that exhIber-
ance and srossress of muscle about
which the newspapers are making such
:. :o,lo ? The explanation is easy ant;
infiilibie. In every class are found
young men representative for physique,
AS opposed to those il whom ii
pre,,u,ninance of intellect is the
marked feature. Tire former rel
ISL heavy exercise and naturally ia
cline to ont door sports. It is from
these fellows that We GET our number one.
base bul!ists. The present champion
college nine of the United States. that
of Princeton, Illustrate the point III
question. No degree of training can
GElHg students OF ceI1clte Du1il up 10
the strength. activity and endurance re-
quired for match rssetta or a first
class game of bail. Students that are
naturally disposed TO heavy exercise had
as well spend their leisure time. which
would otherwise be wasted, i'll this way:
for while they will learn cuite rs much,
and amply enough to render them
practically educated. they will leave
the '.classic shades not as physically
nnconih hut strong and hard. 1t is
pity that pnny students can not always
he persuaded to pay less attention to
their brains and more to their legs and
arms. Often. however they will not br
persuaded: and those who rather prefer
to SEE The. cuuntensnce .'sIckiIrd ofE
with the p.i,. cas-, of thorl1ht. shall
cs,n,inne to have that spectacle be fore
them. in spite of en'icing gy1nnasinnlS
and OTHER modern and rare Inducements
TO bodily culture.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01

The Salt Lake Tribune says: The MA
terial Of the Neg Eu!otrWeat. We under
stand, is to be shipped to Phoebe and
used there in the publication of a new
paper soon to be started by Mr.. Forbes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01

la,a7I Gotd Coin Gifts. $685. r
ONE CHANCE N LESS THAN TEN FOR A
FORTUNE FOE FIVE DOLLARS.
Proceeds Of the sale of tickets ut the Eastern
agencies viii Remain deposit with Ellis.
York. until after tae distribution AMI PAYMENT
of gifts.
TICKETS s.. HALF TICKETS &c so
For sale at GEO. r. Brownr's ga Broadway;
Hartz X Levy. Isl Braadwsy; Wand, Y. a. :.
cor. Court anu En- ton streets, Brooklyn; T. ".
Shear, -. Fulton .lr, 1t.
A BROWN Agent
~ broadway and FSchaEg. Court, kyuIl F.
Mai! abr. anu applications fer agencies i,
in ether oiti, : to be addressed TO
q. ALEXANDER 4 Co.
East m Managers + ustOfiice EoA Ne. LIST, New
York.
WELLS, FARGO q CO., bankers, yir.
mia City. Nevada
Tickets or Coupons drawing Gifts can be col
lectsd through Banking Houses, or Wells. Fargo
Co. 5 Express.
All communications connected with the Con-
cert. and all ord rs for Tickets and applications
Of Agents to sell Tickets should be addrtsssd to
ID. L. BLANCHARD, Manager,
Virginia City, Nsv.ds.
JOHN D. EERsET, Agent. Carson City.
aUl-td
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s 2 6 s , Q o o

Gold Coin Gil is. will be distributed among Il
Ii lusrs of tickets, as follows:
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THE MARKETS.



Ggtis9 i6saIry Tor Fear but iss msrtsi |.
sssp fhS snes sn repoeS ,asy sSa s6o
a.. 6Ss End smgrses aSso q 9SU 6 ,b, ~ %Ii ,T
vGie terms, and 30 bbs Western, part for export
iss%s e s5 sGS ~ az sS S Snd sS
Family at sjOtas9b.
Es O sThss fSr %s;ss Sq' a99 hSrs
s 20 sS ~ " Su sha Brine e sssrS
6 sS.P toy y were s.So
Ths marie, ier Southern white y,s hessy, and
bushels white Ass cents and 400 do. yellow 81 @
osi.-!Ate dun nssln, and price. tend IN buyers
favor We ngts sal.s today O ~ bgsnsls South.
mn Sss a V n es sss' esns' and 30 bushels
wa, /. ANN nd grIss. are lover; We report a
strong and prices are higher y Al poipis i i6
spos %os q he nnsdS% ssd Better rTsss "
irYm leh cents for good ordinary to 1914 cents for
iS.riSe;s. with the sxesp,i9n e fair i9bbing
aud the market Il ssnsraliy heavy Balf shoulder
are scarer, aud sale y reported Yesterday q tO
aud are dull We learn Of sales within day OF two
o sSfss II S scadsrs sas ana na
ss; ~ % SSsns " e sS5 sss
4 hsSs Si'E quoted ~ ai sS e. !n Is s SiS
and size. Lard continual dull and nominal al
sn si sI css fo ffs Ne e aSo,s 4
elibOa tls per Dbl
hned susarp, and the market Il frfner with Asllsht
advance IN the price Of softa. We quote Hsrds AZ
aisS aud sois 90 BASIS q icISs cent? ToP
Whit Cantor o. Ss gg@ t 4, y SS Ws.,
az before reported We note q sale today Of -
bbla Western at i1S conts, and quote City held al
~ cents.
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PROPOSALS.


DEPARTMGSI or IHE INTERIoR.l
Warrington. ID. O., May -, l61 !
bealed proposals will be received Until II O'Clock
NJ, FRIDAY, June y, 1873, for furnishing Fuel for
this Department and IL several bureaus, Was -
For nine hundred aud nfty $500 tons. (2,op
pounds TO the tOp,D beet quality Of baltimore Com.
pany No. ! white Ash anthracite Furnace Coal
Also four bundled and nfty 900 tons, (s9o pounds
g the toni best quality of bhamokin Goal cry and
The above coal must be delivered within sixty taD)
days IRON the date OF the contract, and stored In
he yaulta Of the Department In satisfactory man.
ler before tho parties furnishing II will be paid,
Asn twenty nye l9sl cords. we'll seaaoned bakers
me Wed o. ,he by.t quality. and My 1907 cords
The above wood 70 be corded at the Department
buildings az may be desired. The whole To be in
|, spected weighed and measured In accordance with
an act q Congress. approved July II, 1870.
Certificates fyom the shippers must be shown 10
the supetintendent, certifying that the coal dey;
by the Department
The bids will be opened in the once Of the su.
pertntendent 10 the frerence Of such bidders may
ces.fnf bidders for the faithful performance Of the
me Nh, 70 ssesp, or reject any eT Al bids e
myN.Tutw Hecretafy
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs ron STATIONERY.

Wan nv,.pr,.rvry
u...r,...a.. ~, ~ ~ gpInlAHAInstsbt
aeala1 Ma W Cirli My y, lIa q,
war vi be resived Al ,h,s b ~ .n9 untH ~
yog Sn bAbuhDAI The 2lst dsy ~ June ~!
ME beiv w ~ rsi DSi ~ me tcnea
The stationepv ms ~ ~ ~ ~, ,s,,, ioh
nv isI sasd @Sst i,oss2IS%5papy srPh BID
bond with aprroxsd 1891. W ~ - va vp
Siin1nt ~ M cs,tt.s M 1T ,tne Intini Iu
reSerye Tia risht IL nsis. IN ~. ~ N WI
deem prot,er and IL W. :. y ny
iisls-s Iein,y ststed nv WV VI uinish 'ne puAh'
ATtIcies md nsnel in IN, ..h.a,to t.i,.- A.. a..
he f,ifniehed Al The ottiSn ~ ia ~ "
~. io,9cst ma lei Trire " '"' DePsfmep'' ~
'"' WN W patRNAp
""'e ". nnIhNR
pApPR MADE oF I.INSN' sffSEcd1f har'
atssn,s noi,o ~, SlstsS,n, Z, r. IN, ,.
rearn. y, a H., ,snI.b ins =, H. ~, 60.
rt I'LL i5paisn oaI, Iuieu 70 pateeth' Neish'
"a Eng ~. ~. per resm, an. ,.r ,,.,,
is sasn.. $500 -,,,.f n ~. H., ii
30" ~ ~ Sy 1911 rmsu T p's'n' "s'shhs "
~ re ~ qaarto post' ruled or Plaid weighing
lea rsams ains,ta III r,,,.S ,v ,,.tr ,..I,h M
10 lis hesdld ~ ,,ar ~ ttsrn ~, rsa5n -
III renins nyte Inper' ruled or plAis' weighing
a reams noe iai,:r. rpled mr. main. we,sbI,v A
liza Mead "a ~ ~, ~, az, ,,.p r..r, i"s
On ream. eopy,ns p ~ MANY 1911, r.r
ream ''s 'ef''' fe''"' W.
. resms blottinE paper, rcd. per ream.
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DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

- pnnns.,s nan s,,n,,r,,
P"'rosAts foh sGrrllts.
S3IY,cr rnsrs M az ,p or ~ s1vIh' [
ssSIsS pro S' 81 SRS:r " psu.
90 sG gn,lS ssss
wEIRNEsRhY the S,h dSy % JEne ls7I Tor fgr
ginning July ]. isss. and ending june ~ IA, a. fS
"" At ATLANTA, GA
OATS EGO T pSSnds lay SGGa' p SSfRa sIp pounds
:, cors, wooAAT !. AsUG nIsI a. ,so ..
Oats, 900 pounds Hay, 500 pounds STRAW. '''
H., - AT gHARLEsroS, 8, G..
~ ~ naunds ata ~ L 1nhaa1 An, IN Coa
stseS Pouna' oapA''oO' POUNDS hay'io1" pounds
~ WI H. is we r ss %d era a. he rd
sssHs ssqIsa TsR cry Il. 5 S
At cHATTaSoo o q. T TsS ''''
ioSo sounds Cum. Is I'D ponpd. us,s II, ~ a.
Hay. Dooo pounds straw.
49,. At cotuMBIA,s
Hay, SiiOO pounds Straw: $50,
40 cords Wood, too pounds Oats, $500 pounds
cord. wosl sSs s &. Silaa HS Goa. TO-
ia Straw -, o.o' ''lO' nay '''"
sbJ eorda Wood, G,0OO ibs Oats ti.nD In, Hax
p.ooO iba Straw.
10 cords Wood, i6,o5 ibs' oSts. 3 40 liz. Uay
l3'oo lbs. Straw -
AT FORT MACON, NO
aD cords Wood RHo lbs Oata sno liza Earn 10 nm
lbs, nsS. iS.odC liz. STRAW. O' -'' '1'0
AT HUMBOLDT, TENN.
Nluo lbs. Hay, N,Doo lbsL Straw.
AT HUNTsyIIIP AIA
30 cord, Wood, 1900 lba. Corn. S0OOO lbs Oats,
oOoI IbH' nay. 9eo lbs. straw.
iOono lbs, Pittsb9fs COAL 100 IL corn Ion coo
lbs. Oats, l6lOoJ lbs Hay t0IuO iha straw 1fbe
Coal 10 BE- delivered Al reridencea al oiresH In thi
city, In quantities a. required from time 10 time
.u.,..-.. -
49,, At LEBANON, KY.
=, lo cords Wool lsoDD lbs bituminnus Coal, 900
lbe Corn +Ooo lbs Oats' epoJ lbs. Hay. 5000 lbs
Al. LANCASTER KY.
sioIo lbs Corn, 500 ibs OATS 100 ibs Hay iiysIi
| lbs. Straw.
AT MOBILE, ALA
S fss h MSos @ i s.rs Corn 800" lbs Oats
AT MOUNT VERNON ARSENAL, ALA.
a.. -. at AsayTLLE, TENN;
| 500 ibs' Hnya 9SboiSs strsS o'n' """ io'' oau
- Ss'. =
,O AT SEwBEnnY, SC,
BiSJ ia Straw, "'N" ''S' oA''' fS"" 'os' nay
| ATRAIFIoU. No
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS,

SPiCiAL TRRM, JUNE 10, INA
In the case Of HEsRIErrA SIuART, ADMINISTRATIVE
OF Andrew Stuart, deceased, the Administratr,N
sioresSid has With The apPr96a.ign q the supreme
nnGi settlement and distribution 81 the personAl ss
tate Of said decea ed and Of the assets In hand as
far A. the have been collected and turned into
money; when aud where all the creditors and heirs
Of said deceased are notihed To attend, with their
claims properly youehed, or they may otherwise b.
law be excluded from all beneht IN said deceAsedt
estate Ifortisd,A cory OF this order be published
once . week for three weeks In the REPuBLIcAS
PREVIOUS 10 the said day. ,.,,,,,.,u,,,,
Test A. WEBSTER,
ieli.w3w Register OF Wills.
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pRoPosALs, FOR FRESH BEEF.

QFEIcB bEPor Con-. OF SUM-
NEwfonT BARnAoKR, KY., May " iHl
Sealed proPpsAls, n dypll cAte, viii Be received
barracks, Ky, for furnishing the troops stationed
shS,eat with Fresh Beef. IRON July % December
Amy Information o. TO manner Of making bids,
reqniremenp Of biddeQ, 6c,, may DO had by In
II his 61Aoe. HkNHY NARCOTIC,
First Lieute1ant HeNsntesnth Infantry, Aching
Oomuiifsary bubsintensN myN,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-13
PROPOSALS. ron FORAGE AND STRAW.
oTTIcE CnIRI QuARTERMAsrER.)
A., DEPARTMENT. oI THE uuLF,

NEW ORLEANs, La, May ID, ls7A
Sealed proposals., In TiplcAts, with copy OF this
adyertii ement attached o-each. will be received ut
this office until " O'Clock m June ~ 1873, for sup
plying the United States QuArtermabter's Depart
ment with such quantities II corn, oats timothy hay
aud wheat straw OF the best quality As may be re
ship 70 stations IN this department not otherwise
crowded, and 20 OIL regulations received IRON the
department Of Texas during the nacAl year com
menoing July !, lsl5. aud ending June ~, ISL
About l20 tons Of corn and oats, 100 tons Of hay
and 90 tons OF straw VIII be required In the CITY,
and that requtrsd for shipment Is not known.
Bids for any part OF the supplies wall be received
All naoessaTy infoTmAiinn In regard 10 budding,
reqnirementst etc, with blank forms Of proposals,
win be furnished on application TO this office, and
bids not made upon these tornA, OF IN conformity
thereto, will not be considered
Proposals to he addressed TO the undersigned in
envelopes marked "prolssals for forege .
WILLIAM -, HUGHES,
Ihief CONFERENCE.-The