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CHOPPED To PIECES IN THE
MOODS. ~

!, PHILADELPHIA, July 14-A most
horrible murder, almost equaIing the
west Farms tragedy in Dover. Del.
mas just come to light. JennervilIe
Is situated in Penn Township. Ches-
ter County, one mile north Of the
Line ofthe Baltimore Central Railroad
On the 30th Of June LAT a strange
man arrived at the hotel offhe viIJaSe
snu 1ook up bis quarters, saying he
%Sanie % Iron baltimore and was an agent
out gave no name. He was in appear
ance young man, probably not over
tnlrIy, with black whiskers. On the
IoloWlng day team driven by VIM.
Z. Udderzook stopped at the tavern,
ana the agent and Udderzook took q
ride. he accepted the invitation, and
tnen they went away together. The
team had been hired by UdderzoOk at
PaTkersburg, and when hereturned it
~ the evening the person who took
charge Of it remarked there was blood
on the wagon. Udderzook made
plausible explanation Of the eircum-
stance, and Immediately left the
neighborhood. The strange man was
never afterwards seen alive. s.-f li
Friday last large number of buz-
Laros were noticed lowering about the
woods of the Newport and Gray's
pike, between Cochranville and Ben
n1ngtonville. An investigation show
ed the head and trunk of man, and
the arms and legs detached, which
were recognized as the body of the
stranger who had been stop
ping at Jennersville. A Goron<
sr's jury was impaneled, and a sealed
verdict gwen. The murdered man
was stabbed in three or four places.
bis throat was cut, and both arms
andlegs were severed close to hisbody.
Undertook can not be found. He is,
or was uAtil lately, on the Baltimore
police force. he is young and has red
Thiskers. The object ofthe murder-
er unquestiohably was plumber. No
clothes were found, except apair Of
shoes. 1t Is reported that the man
was known to have considerable mon
ey on his person. Several limbs were
buried In separate spot from the body
and not far from the house of one
Rhodes, brother-in-law of the sup
posed murderer. s.--1s,
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THE INDIAN TERR1TORT.

p Edward Kings series OF illustrated
articles upon "The Great South" Is
begun in the July Scribner's. Here
Is passage Of some interest;
"This superb country, unquestion-
ably one Of the most fertile on the
globe, is q constant source Of torment
to the brave white men ofthe border,
In whom the spirit Of speculation is
very strong. The hardy citizen OF the
Southwest bears no i'll will towards
the various Indian tribes, but it irrf-
tates him to see such vast tracts Of
land lying idle. He aches to be adj
mitted to the Territory with the same
privileges granted Indian citizens,
viz: theTight 10 occupy, and possess
all the land they may fence in, and to
claim all that remains unfenced With
in q quarter Of a mile on either side Of
their fenced lots. He Is cfazed with
visions Of the farssprsadlDg, IfioWer-.
bespangled prairies, the fertile foot
hills, the rich quarries, mines and
valley lands, He burns to course at
free viii over the grazing regions
where even the Indians raise such
fine stock. And now that the rail-
road has entered q protest against any
farther rexclusiYeness on the part Of
the Indians, he thunders at the
northern and southern entrances Of
the territory, and viii not remain
tranquil. ipH
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THE CHRONICLE.
sELF CnLTuRR ANp GODS.

Sometimes there is way of self
culture attempted in the name Of Re-
ligion, which is not in any proper
sense religious, having no uplifting
help or gracious Inspirations Self
culture is what q man may dc upon
himself, mendlng his defects, correct
ing his mistakes, Christening his
faults, tempering his passions, putting
himself into the charities he has
learned from Christ. perhaps to ad-
mire finishing himself in the graces
that have won his approval or COM
manded his respect. But the work is
far more hopeless one than he imag-
ines, and is almost sure to result even
visibly, in more affectatlons of charae-
ter than are likely to be much ap-
proved besides, it holds him to a
continual self contemplation which
is selfish, and keeps him all the while
filing and polishing on his nature by
his will (; which is in fact the most
wearisome possible, or, rather impos-
sible kind of self attention. The old
faults conquered too, will be coming
back on him just when he is conquer
ing another set, and turning round to
fight them off he will find the whole
swarm worried, and Yexed, and soured,
and discouraged. He virtually,
though perhaps not consciously, gives
over his whole undertaking. o! if
he could have gone up to Christ, or to
God in a true faith culture and let his
faults fall of, the trees dislodged by
the life principle in them, his beau
tiful thought Of finishing character
would have been more easily put for
ward without care, too, and in
the sweetest liberty not go above
himself and take the eultuTs of Gods
own spirit by that growing out a
character from within which cannot
be manipulated inwardly from with
out. If there be any good gift that
cometh from above and can not be
made below, it is Character.
D. CHALKER.
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r EGAL NOTICE.


u Estate Of Ohio. In Supreme Court.
.Unlo. on Relation Of Attorney General VS..
The Pa. 4 o. Canal Company. -.
In pursuance Of an order Of the Supreme
court, made In said case at its Dec. term,
le72, We viii expose to sale at o'clock, D.
- On the 18TH day Of August. 1873, at the
ellAIt House In the city OF Warren, in the
e21nty OF Trnmbul and State OF Ohio, all
Pennsyltanis q Ohio Canal Do. Consisting
ot Al the property, title, rights, and ease
menis, in and 70 the canal bed, 'tow-path,
loeks. acquedpcts. culverts, berme-banks.
'ttsfe-weirs, de-, situate In the counties OF
1khoning. Trumbull, Portage. and Gum-
MT in the State Of Ohio. Also in and TO
ne tolloEtng named parcels OF land, viz /:
township Of Tslmadge, In Summit county.
Also the following parcels Of land in Port
age, viz: about ten acres Of land in lot IS,
land in lot 9, IN said Franklin toWnship.
HpHar the culVert under canal, described bv
deed Of Rm. Jones to said Company, and 8
afles In lot LOG, in township Of Shalersville,
and acres in same lot bought Of John
Kimes. and Is 12-100 acres in lot @, in town
Bhip OF Paris, and 40 acres in lot ain Charles
town. and 1 acre ct lock No. /, In lot Is; also
lot no. 20 In town plat Of Campbellis port;
anq o6-lO0 OF an acre adjoining said lot
bought Of Geo W. Allison, and Is acres.
part OF lot q In s. DIV. OF Ravenna town
4hlp and 40 ls-l00 acres in lot IS, in SAID
-11t rAltlAI lllu u alIt1 IN II ana % In SAID
Township. less 15z acres sold Seigel OF said
1ancs IN lot 5S. Also - acres in lot ~ IN
hootstown, and ~ acres in said lot ~
Dengnt Of Geo. II. Price, and 25< acres in
sfAad lot g bought Of J. Willard and S4-1OO
scree u lot 4e n RootstOvn, and lilo acres
in lot 4e, and 3e1< acres In lot IS IN Roots
town. Also the following land in Trum-
puli county. VIZ: All those parcels Of land
IN the city Of Warren, held BY said Canal
Company by deed from II. q .. smith. be-
Ing some Two acres 81 land. Also all par
cells OF land belonging 70 said late canal
Company, in MahOning county, and else
where In said county not herein particular
The said canal-bsd and tow-pash, and all
appurtenances thereto, including berme-
bankss locks. cUlverts, bridges, night OF
way, easements, and all privileged and
rights appertaining to the canal. as a
th9roughtsre, when in use, and still held In
said counties, viii be offered as an entirety
and the other property Herewith or seper-
ately and in parcels as the same NAV be
sold at best advantage, and to suit pur-
chssers. Terms Cash
= SAMUEL QUINBY.
and ALVIN G. VOORIS.
sutlif 4 Stewart, Att'ys.
Ir11U IA 1a-Q-Hf
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The object Of intellectual discipline
Is the establishment Of a strong cen
tral authority in the mind By which
all its powers are regulated and diree-
ted as the military forces Of nation
are directed by the strategist who
arranges the operations Of q war.
The presence Of this strong central
authority is made manifest in the
unity and proportion Of the results
when this authority Is absent lit Is.
frequently entirely absent from the
minds Of undiscipl plined persons, es-
peeially Of the female SEX you have
3 chaos OF complete confusion when
the authority without being absent
is not strong enough to regulate the
lively. activity Of the intellectual
forces, you have toe much eneEgy in
one direction, too little In another, a
brigade where regiment could have
done the work, and light artillery
where you want guns Of the heaviest
cslibrs. To establish this central au-
thority it is only necessary, in any
vigorous and sound mind. to exercise
it. Without such q central power
there is neither liberty Of action nor
security Of possession. ~
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They have a practical way of right
ing things up in Canterbury, N. H
A Manchester man who had unfairly
obtained farm of q dying man. to
the detriment of the widow and his
children, recently visited it to cut the
hay, got his moving machine ready
for use the next morning, and retired.
That night about twenty men and
women turned out, prepared the hay
by moonlight sold the crop, and
placed the money in keeping for the
rightful heirs, all before daylight.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-07-23

The virtuous editor Of the Worces-
ter Spy-himself a member OF Con-
gress for six years-says This talk
of the cost of living at Washington,
used as an argument for extraYagant
psy, is an empty pretense, consider
ing that Congressman do not live
there half the time while the officials
we have named, with much smaller
salaries, live there constantly, and
find no trouble in paying their ex-
penses.u Persons can live extraya-
eantly in other places than Washing
ton.
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The Union Express.

fHHIS Company, now occupying the
Il new line OF the Ashtabuia, youngstown
= pittsburgh r. R, have opened an once in
Warren, On LibeTtV Street., lHezt door 10 Pos
0tles and are prep Ard 70 do q general ex-
press business. Goods and. valuables for
warded tn charge Of special messenger On
ali , 31ssenger trains. Reach all the prinei-
PAL cities And towns, In connection With the
Adams and American Express companies.
Notes, Drafts, Bills Sc, received for collec-
ticn and returns promptly made. Special
otteBaoa 9tgel % thlpMesIts ofprodtce @ east
G1H cales. Rates low. RIA. BALDWIN,
Nay q, 1S53-3mo Agent.
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HEADQUARTERS

-TOR ALL KINDS OF SALT
IL Factory Filled Dairy, Saginaw. Syra-
ense. Ohio River, and the celebrated New
tail. Having now arrangements with Salt
manufacturers, We are able to sell salt at
Tor nearly soI Cleveland prices. Merchant S
and Factory men, win do well 10 see rs be-
fore buying elsewhere.
Junen. fs7s. CAMP &RANDALL.
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One of the latest inventions is q
portable traveling-bed, which can be
rolled up like shawl in cylindric-
al package some two feet long. 1t
consists Of light hair mattress, inclu-
ding single or double air pillows, a
fine wooden coverlet, q camp stool, at
tachments or cords for adapting the
mattress and hammock, and appara.
tus for filling the pillows with air.
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An illustration of Irish simplicity
is afforded by the reply Of a young
candidate for the Office OF teacher
The examiner was endeayoring to
elicit the candidates. idea of the mar
ket value of labor with reference to
demand and supply ; but, being baf-
fed, he put q question in this simple
form @If there are in your village
two shoemakers, with just sufficient
employment to enable them to live
tolerably, and no more, what would
follow IL q third shoemaker set up in
the same village ?n "What would
follow, sir?n echoed the candidate,
"why, fight, to be sure"
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A Troy paper compliments upon
her good memory 4 woman who lden-
titled on the street q dress stolen trom
her four months ago. Considering
the frequent changes in the styles, !.
1t was rather singular that she could
kesp II In mind.
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CURTOSWY.

"A me newly invented sRedther Roslse, /"
II Indicating, surely, the state Of the wealth
el. When IL is to be fair weather a little
ladgs about two inches high, comes out of
the door. when 1t Is to be stormy she re-
tires and the little manGcomes out. It Is
really worth seeing and Is sold at q oW
price at ADAMS Book Store.
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DxaMTNATTONS OFTEACHERS..

ORGANIZATIONS OF TEACHERS
EfUntn farther notice, there wiz be an
examination Of teachers at the High School
building In Warren. on the hrst Saturday OF
every month during the year, excepting
that during the months Of April and Sep
tember, there viii be an examination on
each succeeding Saturday, rs foHowS:-
Fire. Saturday, Payne's Corners second
Johnston; third, Bristol; fourth, Warren
following rule which win be strictly adhered
to: s.AlI certificates hereafter granted by
this Board, shall be dated on the day Of
examination, except that In special cases
for good reason, certificates may be dated
back, but In no case beyond the date OF the
previous examiuatton.,'
BY order Of the Board,
GEO. P. HUNTER, Clerk.
Warren. o. Feb. ! lS72-lyr.
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A TTACHMFNT.

- State Of Ohio, TrumbulI County. IS.
Charles W. Tyler,l In Court OF Common
ifN-s Va SPleas.
Leicester King,
The defendant who is supposed to reside
on the fourth day Of June, 1873, the plain
TN nled Inspection against said defendant
In said Court In Attachment, praying judg-
ment against said defendant, ,ior the sum Of
sc S0-le0, and interest from the Dist day of
August, 1853, upon book account, and unless
the defendant appear and answer by the
9Th day OF August. 1873, said petition will be
taken as true ana Judgment rendered accor-
dinghy. SUTL1FF 4 STEWART,
June Is, lS7S-6t. Atty's for Plaintiff.
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ITHE OTHER GIRLS
IL By the author OF Faith Gartuev's
Girlhood, ~ I'VE Girls' 6c., &C., just pub
lished. at ADAMS Book Store.
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Christopher Columbus. Jr., has
been sentenced to be hanged at Peo-
ria, Ill.
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KANSAS
PACIFIC RAILWAY.

The Kansas and Colorado all rail route to
Lawrence. Ellsworth. Golden City.
Topeka, Wilson, Erie,
Wamego, Bunker Hill, Longmont.
Manhattan, Russell, Central City,
Junction City, Walker, Colorado Springs
Milford, Victoria. Idaho Springs,
Wakefield, Hays, Greeley,
Clay Center, Ellis, Evans,
Abilene WallaGe PlattsviIle
solomon, Carson. Cheyenne,
6Rline, Denver, Salt Lake City
Bro0kVille. GEORGETOWN, d
tH And an Points IN
Kansas, Colorado, the Territories
AND THE PACIFIC COASTS
100 Niles the Shortest Line Rom Kansas
100 City 20 Denver.
01 n Miles the Shortest Line TO Pueblo
ZlO Trinidad, Santa Re, and AL points In
New Mexico and Arizonas
no FKRRIESi no OMNIBUS TRLESFKKI
The Great Rivers are all Bridged.
The only Direct Line 20 the fertile valleys
OF the Kansas. Republican, Solomon Saline
and Smokey Hill Rivers. -
Only Line running cars through without
change from the Missouri River 70 Denver.
Denver. -.l-1.
Only Through Line upon which you can
see the Buffalo. ~. rrt-.T M
DON'T fan to take q trip through Kansas,
and view the great advantages offered for
home. ~ l--7-- .fL-, -. 81
Everybody In search Of health or pleasure
should make an excursion over the Kansas
Ciose connections made In Union Depots
At Kansas City and Leavenworth, with all
trains 70 and from the East, North and
South. EDM'D s. BOWEN, Gen. Supt.
BEVERLEY R. KEN,
-. Gen. Ticket and Pass. Agent.
Nay Z, ls7& Kansas City
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- g B. BEcKHTTH, Dem
s6S list. has proc1red one of
UQlil7 t6e lmproyed s1zEeoI1s' Cases,
r----.. VITA the LIQUID Nitrous Oxide
surest and most rapid IN its effects and eli-
mination OF any anaesthetie known. He
VIII remain In Kingman, at his once, until
further notice. ,tJttu Ioct. g. I
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II C. SMITH, Deztisf. has perma-
IL snsnfly located at RasonabufE ondos
1or the present. 4t GlibsEtB Hotei.T ---1-i-
july :. lSs-6mof icIl E n y .L-1l p 3.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-07-23

MR. A.oP. MfKER. Contractor Of
Vl lmaH route Nos q q, rtlAnlha 4azl4 fsgln
to give notice % ne porllE fhaE - 6tl mo-
vided himeeI Win . ple61ee3 rldIEr 51sahs
and is nov fePafed 70 carry pSas1T < And
baggage 70 al paints oh ne bf6uns. .f1s > n
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1AM III QUINb1,
and ALVIN c. VOORIS,

sutlih 4 Stewart, Attys.
July IS. 1s7S-lt
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Western Reserve CoIIeuI

A NDPREPARAT0RYSCHooI,
"a Hudson. o. INSTRUCTION wholly BY per-
inanent Professors. For rtCata1ogcsS dof m
June 8. tgS-1 mo. .-1De2 sd5 = 1.--lJ ea
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HAIL 3 NACKEY, Manufacturers
III Of Harnezs ana dealers In Saddlery
BardWErs, Tfunln, Fali8eE, Travelling Bag,
Whips, Hasse Bls1zstE, Saddles and Fancy
eaddlery, No. s, Market Strest; Wa1-eas q.
Jan. s. t1la- -.----LL. = =. 70.
National Republican., 1873-12-31
DauposALs ron WRAPPING PAPER
AND TwINE. rIl
PosI OxKrcs pErARrxrxr.

Posi- 0yvict DErARTxHSr,
sEALED PsSfSsAi.s viii .Ss received ~ !. ,lls
Department until the sh day of January. Nh al y
ss ss. %ssc spSts
~ &c g. fsE fsS ~ e
ia he i,spssimes,. al The BLsxs xesscY ~ lie
rss Osie- pePsri,nsnt, Ms.hing,on. DC.
article fequIfci arr specl lled hciowi =
S5 wr;esE rIss oT e ,rshss ,ss IN
" .ss .ss e Y as!s sss Sssa. i s Ss ... |.
i coo Ss. e S $ y !: e K! SsS.ss ma e
taniclsnt strength 70 sustain weight OF n
nHe so Ss Ipseh II .S Si z ho
=, 80 70 hecom. loose o. tangled - transpcrtation.
@ Sr sSsf @ s TIM z y.sds 20 ss iPsSy sS:
ss ~. sns \, 10 10 Gs no', pna up & r. balls b ws,snS W.
=, not 70 become loose or tangled In trans-
ssmp'aS orihc articles regaired viii be furnished
p.r'.n wc as.rs to nid on .np',saiie'n 70 the
More or less than the e.iima,ed quantities may be
pe airs. n is ,Issrstio Of lie Te.imaster Gsasrs
award, Will c inale for each article separately ir
ais$:r Ss: 1s Is VII Win ssssis
ment viii mol be eonsidcrcd.
eettlas.,s from . postmaster that .aeh saarsntors
bond viii, iwo sanleien, sareiiss be required
4 isiisSs 70 ifaru,.h promptly any article con-
,rs,rs ~ sy IN n;tsys 70 npcss upon ne ps. Pc
Postmaster General, TO those eontrscted for, will
q considered sncicnt cause for the forfeiture Of
The fostma.ter Geperal reserves the right 70 re-
!eci any or all s,ds IL his opl.on II Is required by
rrcpcsais must bo in1erscd on the cnyelope Fro
Twine, and addrcssrd 10 the First Anistant Post
%,..., ,.s'rs." S,'s'''' sSt 4 Sassx.n.
National Republican., 1873-12-31
ADVENTURE wITH CANADA WOLVES.

tfrom tho Boston Tlnscrfpt.l .
Along the line or the drshd rrunk railfosd, De-
village Of Oonticook, In Canada, D distance ef
eighteen miles tho country 10 "a alnost unbroksA
forest, and Wild animals arc frequently seen BE-
side the road, staring In wonder q the passing
bound across he rail- II front OF the ioccnotiss.
some years since tho latter animals werc remark.
ably pleniy, sometimes sppeAripg in drovss Of
had occasion 70 psss along this Ioncsons wsy on
the distances nsa wSsn sss k ti
bushes at tho aide Of thu track, dsnotInR tRe
sSsa ,Sa S :s VIZ e
sSs gsiis rom .c ss T1.
other howls were echoed and re-echocd by woivss
from AZ sides. and they soSs began 20 close tp
started on a run, but was soon Obliged to s1seksn
his pace from sheer exhaustion. Although the
sSms ss ss
moment growing boidsr md boiasE In hls a dss.
ei hes vssS spi' .ssr ssa anIs ta
period, and he would make another efToft~tc
ssR sss 70
could Keep them At bay was 70 keep up the shower
But even this resource was fas. falling him, as
he Vas well nigh exhausted and ready to drop
S.. s ss saa .ns Es When % n.s n:aS's sr
low rumble, and knew that u train was approach
ing. Gould ho only hold bis herce enemies at bay
until It's arrival he felt that he would be sale lie
redoubied his efforts, and soon the rumble Of the
train grew louder and the headlight OF the loco.
motive appeared around curve, The hunted
man now gave up tho unequal contest with the
savage brutes, and facing tho approaching train
threw up his arms and conceniraied all bis ener,
Kies ln loud call for help, which was heard above
the rattle Of the cars. The engineer whisllcd
@down brnkesn the cars came to d sta tdstllI, and
The poor fellow, more dead than alive, climbed
intothe cab Of the engine and ininted, and II was
sny amer the arrival at the next station that he
was able to relate his terrible expersncs.
National Republican., 1873-12-31
w O., vIHMqTSIA M N I MIDhASp % y AND o. $.

Wy o., VIRGINIA MIDLAND AND q. y,
W. RAILROAD COMPANY,
train through between " ashipsion anJ LynehbnrF,
In the great line from New York TO New 0ricane,
road II G6rdonsyie and cillrlottesvillo or nlrh-
mopd aud south, and all the lines toihe Ohio river
sIesye Washington, from eorper Of siyth and u
streets nj 1908 D. IN, by rail- To Ato xaira. Leaves
Aiexandr st7;sa a. M, aud arrlvcsar Lynehburs
Lssyes TTynepears At $40 a, M, aud arrives at
ws'hlpsi0n I" sS;itIiiT EXPIRES
! Leaves Washington daily, excepting sunday, ~
10 p. NJ. Alexandra, pi9 \, m,, aud arrive a.
iordonsyllle, i.O D. M, connecting closely ulth
EhesapeNke aud Ohio cSpress trains 10 and from
iehlnond, and TO and froin cincinnau and al the
Leave Gordonsyliie, "a. M, aud .arrlye at Wash.
ston A. a. an, In time Dr uli Norih anu West
foR MANASSAS LINE.
ssaye WAAplns ston, eorner sixth nnd u Streets
a. M. dANys sesrepl Suntuy.
uy lekelsM eds palnsylyania avenue, or Al
I'M. BDoADUs, o. 4. A.
National Republican., 1873-12-31
ElSS u EQ Iss.saEEiSI9 ssE iSI9sAiENsskonrA siNsf
e,is = 3 P: q IH:

-09SiSl ciIH, Il ~, tIicAeo' Ill,
.sesiS Sprepcsss wi b E9siss2 n. .lis calse I'M
Ss z. 3. ~ q
rate Vspssss VIII also !. rseeysd ipr trsn.porfs-
slpa Hsts glp.rsk ,t tss n T. r. erY.spr
q pr.ns.g., stsr,ini point, and fott isuioa, ifo,n
Zach ptepo.ai must he accompanied by q bond In
The .nm cf Ten thousand dollars, teio op executed
~ .E fse ~ two os %g.s s s psrssns
nNnltcd stale. dl.tfict COURT fuaIsntceing that
postnr, Y .iA he accepted and entered iute. aud
i'm nj n .ve,sna ~ .r .ssSyn rs,srd ~
lsrs sioo,oo) for the fhithfu funment of tie con-
Ths geyernmen, re.eryos the rish. 70 re,.c, any
or all b,ds that may be offered. 4.
Infsrmsiion 81 bidders, FORM eY son,rsst 10 Se enc
terrs Into In of award and form Of proposal can
be had by application 10 this oce, or 20 the ocrs
81 the yuslternnnster's Dcpartmcnt at %. Lonis,
MI,.cusi, fort Lesyen~orth, k.nsa,,, .Oin.ha,
entcrtainid unless accompanied by and based upon
the st Of qualifications and requirements and form
OF cnntra referred to.
Monoyer. no BID will be entertsned, under any
opvnlng % the bids aud u then aud there prepared
show that he u flly able TO carry out the con-
irset In al, re,pee,; ,fsssrded 70 HIN.
addressed TO the nnd''''s"'fbi n. rucKrr.
Aasistant Quartermaster General u, i. army, Chief
ousrtrrnisster Nil. Div. OF the Missouri.