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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-08-26

AWARDS AT THE VIENNA Exhibition
The Bureau of Education is in receipt of
advice from Vienna respecting 20 prizes
awarded to United States exhibitors in
Group No. 26, for Education, Teaching,
and Instruction. In this group, out OF
80 Grand Diplomas of Honor (thc highest
price American exhibitors gain four,
namely. the United States Bureau of Ed
ucation, the State OF Massachusetts, the
City of Boston. and the Smithsonian In
stitutc.
One Grand Medal OF Progress was
awarded 20 the City of Washington, and
three Medals of Merit to the cities Of
New York, Chicago, and Cincinnati re-
spectively.
Several others cities which exhibited
such as Worcester, Mass; Cleveland, Ohio,
and Jacksonville, Illinois, were awarded
the Diploma Of Merit.
The Cooper Institute Of New York
City was awarded a Medal Of Progress
and Mr.. f. Steiger, of New York City
also received Medal Of Merit for his
collection of 1870 volumes Of American
newspapers. Several publishers Of text
books, and one or two manufacturers Of
school furniture, have also been awarded
Medals of Merit.
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NOTICE.

| have, this day, given to my son, Frederick
Birno, his time during the remainder of his mi
nority. | will claim none Of tho wages he may
earn nor pay any debt. he may contract after this
date. PETER BIRN0.
Bridport, August 10, ls7s 22;3ws
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The Fall Term will commence September I, /, -,
Further information may be obtained by ad.
dressing the Principal, or
DIR. C. L. CASE, lpr,a.,,;.,co
J. 5. STAFFORD, Prudential CON-
Brandon, Vt, July IS, 1873 l9;4w
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DOJ Deen TcpalTeu. lncrc Is no uOuOt
that this instruction was the largest that
has occurred in the empire for a long
time. Fourteen ringleaders have been
arrested, The Government prohibits the
sale of powder and firearms among the
people.
SrAIN.-The prisoners taken by the
Government forces in their encounters
with the Communist insurgents are to be
sent to reinforce the Spanish army in
Cuba.
The total strength of the Carlist forces
operating in the North is estimated at
$4,000 men Of all arms. The Govern
ment is actively engaged with the organi-
cation of new levies, amounting to 5000
men, to take the field against the rebels.
A bill has been presented in the Cortcs
suspcnding the guarantee of individual
rights during the continuance of the pres
ent troubles.
The Minister Of War has received dis
patches announcing that battle has ia
ken place near Berga between the Re-
publicans and Carist insurgents, which
resulted in brilliant victory for the for
mer. After desperate conflict the
insurgents were utterly defeated, with a
loss of 90 killed and 300 wounded.
Among the latter are Gems. Sabalio and
Tristany. The siege of Berga has beer
raised ard the insurgents are in full re.
treat.
WAR IN ST.. DOMINGO Late advices
from St. Domingo state that the govern
ment forces attacked Superior at Dajabon
who, after brief struggle, retreateC
towards the Haytico frontier, followed by
the troops Of Bacz. Superior crossed the
froOticr, followed by the Dominican troops
when the latter were attacked by Hay
tien troops for the invasion Of their terri
tory. a llaytien general was mortally
wounded. Meantime Paauco hearing al
engagement had taken place at Dajadon
sent rein!orcemcnts there, and the tow
again fell into the possession of Superior
and his rebel forces. The government
troops then returned to Dajabon, whicl
they besieged for eight days and inalI,
captured. Superior retreated to Altimi
ra. The Dominicaos lost two hundred
men killed and wounded. Cacers, vice
president of the Republic. was captured
at Altamira BY the capture of thi
communication between Santiago De Lac
~ L
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-03

". P. HARPER.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.,
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A,bir Rochereau ~. Peter Ross

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans, No. 1872 BY virtue of writ of
seizure and sale to directed BIZ the honorable
tie Fifth District Court for the pa.lsl 0; Orleans
il tas above entitled cause. Viii proceed 10 sell
a. public suctio2, at TIE Merchants and Auction
GERS EaCLapge, Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets, in the Second District of
this CITY, SATURDAY, July ;, 1873. al twelve
e'co.k a., the following described property, to
fHR FOLLOWING LOTS OF GROUND. together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon. and
tie It purteuacCe7 thereof AID all aad 2I.gUlar.
tie BE-. ere machinery apparatus, etc, contained
in said Pre- uises, used for and corstiftlti.. A saw
planning and dressing mill, all stua ed il the Fourth
District OF this city in the square bounded ~ -.
Charles, Ccnery and Prytania streets AID Wash
I. EIGHT CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in FauDoUrg Livaudais, dc signated By the mum
bef7 tL'ltF-hln 70 torty six. inclusive, IN 5IiaTe
number one hundred and three az per pan OF H.
MGiHauStn, late surveyor, dated twenty -tA.rl De
ce'noer, l'ii deposited as plan number thcee il
the Once OF D. J! Ricardo, late a notary pubic III
this city, according to which plan sad lots meas
lie as follows to wit: Lot number thirty -Iint has
thirty feet seven inches one line front Oh Contrv
street, by one hundred eet deep; lots numbers
forty and tortv-oEe measure each thirty feet seveu
inches two lines front en- C0nrey street By ono
hundred feet deep; lot number tOrty-t"0 fOrms
tie corner Of Coarey and PrytaI a streets. AID
measures thirty feet seven inches two lines front
or Correy street, by one hundred feet depth
aad front On Prytania street lot number forty
thret forms the corner OF Washington avenue aad
Prytania street, and measures thirty feet seven
inches two lines front On Washington avenue, by
hundred feet deep ard front on PrytauiL
street; lots number fortyfour and f)rty.ive meas
IRE each, thirty feet seven inches two lines front
on Washington. avenue, by one hundred feet deep,
and lot number forty-s;X measures thirty feet
seven inches one line front on Washir -,on ave-
nue. " one huLdred fcet deep, All American
MEASURE.
2. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND e5ignated as
per assessment rOl. Of 1851 as lot number th.rty-
eight, in square number O.e hundred and seventy
SIX SAID lot measuring twenty feet trGat ~ Con
:ey street by depth OF hundred feet, mere or
less, between parallel lines.
All OF which real property was acquired by the
sad Peter Ross by purchase, to wit The lots first
i described from Eben ". DOrr BY act passed be-
tore Andrew Hero Jr.. notary this city on tho
fourteenth May, 1906 and the lot secondly de-
scrDed from Charles Messman, by act passed be
fore j. +. Cotey also notary in this city, thu
second September, 1866.
teized in the above suit.
| Terms-CasL OIL the spot.
". p. HARPER.
| les Is is Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleaue
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-03

Mr.. Pools report Of the grand Jury 20
Judge AbeI has been published il most Of
the city papers, but has failed to elicit any.
favorable comment, even from the Fusion
press. 70 whom Nr. Pool essayed 70 throw
= sop. We did not intend 70 retes 70 it
either. but one feature Of che ,epcc: comes
20 our notice - 80 Msni.est!y !lEOerai and
unjU.: that we choose 70 Z i've i q passing
notice. Mr.. Pool has hi. fling at the police,
% though they were responsible !or the
failure OF the FRS. District Court 20 convict
criminals. Now. the public knows perfectly
we'll. even if Mr. Pool does not, that never
has public duty been 80 well performed since
the wae as il has been under the admins
traitor Of Coione! Badger. There has
no: been, Cor the past three years. single
crime OF any magnitude committed where
the police have no. promptly secured the
arrest OF the offender. and, except in cases
where courts have intertered wit. the writ
Of habeas corpus. and thus enabled the
criminal to be spirited away. :urri.he! the
testimony ample TO convict. Of how many
times they have been lum:iiated at seeing
notor;cu. criminals escape Justice through
:.e machinery Of the jury room. they mish:
tell . most curious tale were they SO as
posed.
TLe,e i. somethin. radically wrong n
the present jury system. a.. admit: bus
Trades like tia. Of Mr.. Poo! WI! never cor
rect the evil. 1t has been shown al times
tina. even grand juries We're not above SIS.
p.cioE.
Its known to those in t.,e eec:e: that
money has been used before now with the
elect sixteen. both to procure and 10 pre-
vent The finding o: true bills Of indictment.
We vii! do Mr.. Pool she justice TO say that
we have neye. heard thi. charge made
a,a;na: TIE body eve: which he D-esides.
We hope this grand inques: is superior to
! .ome o. it. predecessors. And we would
suggest 70 them that il they vii! DO :heis
duty honestly, As they have sworn TO do,
| the public will no. hold them responsible
| for the lacies o: others whose duty j; i. to
| bring criminals to justice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-03

EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il OF Orleans, No. % 9J0.-By virtue Of writ
OF seizure and sale directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court FOR the parish OF Orleans
in the above entitled cause. to s. Sauvinet,
late sheriff, and By said Nte sheriff to
me transferred, | will proceed 80 sell
at public auction at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange. Royal street, between Cana! and
CUstorLouse streets, in the Second District Of this
city, on SATURDAY, July ), 1879 at twelve o'clock
NJ the following described property. to Wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon, the
rances thereuntO belonging, situated il. the First
District OF this city, in the square bounded by
Canal Common, Philippa (now DryadesJ and Cir
Gus (uow Rampart) streets, designated by tie
number four on a plan drawn by Il. MulhauaeI,
architect, the thirteenth Of July, 1876, depOs-
tied in the office Of L. T. CaiIe. late notary pubic
il this city; said lot measures twentyeigLt feet
two inches four lines front said Philippe Or
Dryades street one hundred and thirty feet deep
on the line which separates il from lot NUN Der
three, one hundred and twenty eight feet four
lines the line which divides il from 6t nurIoer
five, and twenty five feet inch in width in the
rear said lot OF ground is entitled 20 the use OF al
alleyway, twelve feet wide opening On Circus or
Rampant street, common to lots numbers one TO
ten inclusive, On the plaa aforesaid. Winch
property was acquired b. the efeGeant Eere!u
by purchase he made thereof from Mrs. Elizabeth
Louise Spedden. widow of Henry Hopkins as per
act passed before u. l. Ricardo, notary pubic IL
this cit On the seventh Of Julv, l319
Seized III the above suit.
Terms-Cash on tie spot.
Vt. P. HARPER
ie3 Is jy5 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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PROPOSALS.

TREAs,fY DEPAkrNEST,
Office Of Supervising Architect, Ma7 i, 1913
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
y this office until twelve O'clock ROOF. WEDSES-
DAY. June l. as follows
|. For the purchase of the Marine Hospital lot
in the city of New Orleans, Louisiana, and the
buildings thereon.
g. For the purchase of tie buildings TO be re-
moved by the purchaser within sixty days from
date of acceptance Of proposal
3 For the purchase 81 the land without the
buildings.
This property is eligibly located and constitutes
the square OF ground bounded by G-avier, Broad,
Common and " hite streets, ard is nearly 500 feet
square.
Terms of Sale-Cash on delivery of possession.
The depart me-t reserves the right TO reject any
Or all bids if deemed for the interest of the gov
eminent TO do
All proposals should be indersed Proposals for
Marine Hospital property a. New CIlea1s, Louis
lana" and addressed to the undersi yned.
a. B. MrLLETT,
mv22 ut Supervising Architect
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SHERIFFS SALES,
Samuel Smith and Andrew w. Smith Ss
Samuel Jamison.

Samuel Smith and Andrew w. Smith Ss.
Samuel Jamison.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 466a.-By virtue of a writ OF sex-
are and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, will; proceed to sell at
public austioa at the Merchants and AuctOneers
exchange, hoya! street, between Canal and Gus.
tOinhouse streets. III the Second District of this
city, on SATURDAY, July ), 1873, at twelve
cock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
CBRTAIS LOT OF GROUND situated beiu.
and iylng il tS First Di4 trct of this city, forming
!nt northeast corner of Gravier and CArondelat
streets measuring, in French measure, more or
less, twenty seven feet front on Gravier street
nlnet ight feet depth and front on Carendelet
nom tie property owned now OF lately by Joseph
DaUSfa!n AID thirty nine feet and half Oh q line
separating l. from thu property owned by William
Newton Mercer together with all the buildings
anu Improvements thereon, rights. wavs and aa-
FintageS tAereunto belonging or i'll anywise appsr.
ta!a!n@. Which sad property belongs to Samuel
Jamison, defendant hereia, by means of the MIR.
chase which he made thereof Jointly with the lat,S
James Mcln'osh, each in the proportion i one Uu-
divided half from Joseph Duma, by act passed be.
fore Hilary Breton Cenas late notary public ia this
city, on the twenty sixth day OF November 1885,
and the said late James Mcintosh did BY his !ass
vii and testament, duly proved before the Sscsnd
executed. beGueatl his undivided half of said
property unto the said defendant, who sas been
put ii possession thereof by virtue of Judgment
OF sad Second District Court of New Orleans
bearing da:e the sixteenth day OF FebrvRys lloio
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-C3sh on the spot.
" p. HARPER.
les Is Tvs Sheriff tl,a par;sh NJ or
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We are glad 10 see that our courteous
and e.timsble young friend. J. l.. Matthew.
70: number OF years connected with The
c.eIk-hip OF the recorders court. Second
District. has been appointed by his excel
leGcv Governor Kellogg. Chief clerk OF the
Second District recorders court. under the
lew law. This appointment give. sa.i.fac.
t:oa 20 all classes Of citizens and Is. no
douD:, one Of the bes: tina: could have been
made for the position.
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henry Kuniz VS.. his Wife, Lama Loeb.

ECuRTH DISTRICT COURT IOR THE PARISH
IL OF Orleans, No. SO J0l.-By virtue OF writ of
teri facia5 against paintff, il ia vor of LIS wife,
for alimoIy, TO me directed by the honorable tie
Fourth District Court for the parish OF Orleans, IL
the above entitled cause will proceed TO sell at
pusi.c auction, at the Merchants and AuCt.oaeeIa
Exchange, Royai street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. in the Second District of this
city, OF SATURDAY, JGlr ), 1873, at twelve O'clock
n the follow n described property to Wit
|. ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST Of
y. Kuntz in the succession OF his father, Henry
Xuntz No. s.; 013 OF the dc cket OF the second Dis
trct Court !or the parish OF Orleans.
2 TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with all the in pro
ments thereon, in the Sixth District 81 tins city
(I;urtheviIIe). dc sigHatcd by the numbers eleven
and twelve OF square number five OF suburb Rick
eryi!lc. by plan number one hU4dred and thirty.
new plan OF the City OF Jefferson. Said square IS
bounded BY Levee, jersey, Dctavia and Joseph
streets and said lots.adjoin each other AID meas
uIe. each. thirty feet front on Vctav:a street by
one hundred and :Lirty-Liilt feet six inches IN
tleDtl!. between parallel lines Bong the sane
pr0perty acquired by Henry KUrtz from Charles i.
Braun per act passed Drlore 4. Loinmagrie, nc
tary public in TIL city, the ninth 'lay OF Au'
gust, 1879.
Seized il the above sUit.
Te-Ils-Cash Oh the spot.
81 T. HARPER
ir9 T. Tvs Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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Locai Intelligence.

Tss E~IFE-rasrick Burke was severely
cut il. .n. SIDE and abdomen by hi. brother.
au-isw, Gs;.Iel Martinez, in q grocery store
>. the corner OF Philip and fSeret streets.
on Saturday night. Maritime was arrested
aud taken tesore Judge Mccullough yes
esrIav morniD; amt reWaIdsI 60 await
the issue of the wound.
anstl.es cutting AFFAIR occurred near The
saMe ti,ua il . bar room on Erato street.
Letwe..I l.cve~: and Tchoupitoulas, when
sAe : !,hssop was set npon and received
three dangerous xIifo wounds at The hands
o. "usrreisoae trio WHO got away. Two o:
the parry. Hen.v Wilson end Bud Johnson.
vere sf.r.vAr~ arrested and lock 70 q:
Ale SeeeYi police station.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-03

rA.s;S6 CoEsyERrEIT MosEY.-Xr. Z. Z.
Duff. who has grown quite notorious
ls:ely. az concerned with schAunhauSar.
the proprietor OF the Alhsmbca saloon. IN
the svindl;n z of the Alabsm Alan Daily. out
o.a con .iier.bl. sum Of money. ha. been
arrested on charge OF passing a tii.v dol.
lar counterfeit. note upon ThoNa. Hou:i-
hac. proprietor Of The saloon. corner Of
Rampant and Common st.eets.
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NOTICE.

FNO ALL WHOM IT MAY COECERE:-"HEREAS,
l. in I. certain suit, instituted by Henry J. Gard.
ner aad Peter Butler. trustees vs.. New Orleans
Mobile and Texas Railroad Company III the Circuit
Court Of the United States, District o. Louisiana
and known on the docket Of said CoUcT, suit No
695}, tie Aforesaid trustees have advertizedaiOr
sale, on FRIDAY, June 6. 1872! certain property
lying within the city of Scw Orleans and
Whereas, From uncertainty il she description
Ges:gLaed and located, and in such sale the afore
said trustees may seek to include the property and
ferry rights referred to il, and embraced by, GER
tain acts and Join: resolution OF the General AS
sen0l? Ct tie State Of Louisiana, more particu
larry tie following:
sct No. %, page twenty-elsht. approved August
Act 80. Is, page twenty-five approved February
Joint resolution No. 81, page s;xty-seven, ap.
proved March s. 1861
act No. 81 page fifty, five, approved February a.
Now, then, this Is to notify all persons vtomso-
ever intend ing 20 purchase at said sale Or other
WISE that ths several acts and tie oiat solutions
OF tie Legislature 81 louisiana herenaoove re-
terrrd to, and any and all other statutes of the
State: SO far as they have, pretend to have cor
veyed OF inteItered with any property then and
VOW belonging TO the city OF New Orleans, Or held
by lei as tIustte or for the use of the public,
ta- as they have pretended to- or have granted the
right o. way through her public streets, or upon,
OF through OF over, her ba:ture and other public
Places or have nteTfered herewith, and SO Tar as
or il any way or manner belonging TO
the city o. NJ" tre2ns III i!er own right, OF held
II trust by hex tor the public, or FOR airy person or
persons whomsoeyer, aie unconstitutional and
void that neither the New Orleans, Mooil. and
Chattanooga Railroad Company or the New Orleans,
Mobile Texas Railroad Company had or have
any right. title, n!eIeS. Claim III AID TO the
property and gifts Aforesaid. and that they were
without legal or equitable II <ht TO mortgage and
hypothecate the same, Or TO affect the said prop
eitv and rights, 81 any part thereof, by the deed
trust referred 70 il ard forming TIE basis OF the
suit proceeding Aforesaid; that the city
CT New Orleans claims to be the sole
and only owner, legal and equitable, Of all OF
the prorecty and rights aforesaid. ard fortified
and ;.8'aine,l her claim has been, and row IS,
by Judgment OF the Supreme Court OF Louisiana,
rendered contradictory witt! the New Orleans,
Mobile and Texas Railroad Company size viii re.
gard person or persons setting Up a..y adverse
right title TO the SAID property. giants. rr!vi-
ie-es and franchises, whether clais!ing 10 hold
ur'le: the contemplated sale or not tresHasse-s
and viii prosecute Tie same. eLc:, to the fullest
extent 0: the law.
LCyIs A. WILT Mayor.
GEORGE s. LACEY City AttnrHer. ,:.y30 -
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS. FOR MILITARY str
FLIES.

PROPOSALS. FOR MILITARY str.
FLIES.
OFFICE CHIEF @ AsrssMAs1eH,
Department o: Texas,
San Antonio Texas May 3, 1873
CgALEo PROPOSALS. DULY lsD0RsEb As
- sued sEbjec. 30 the sUsl coma. tiOns will be
received at this ONCE, and At the Offices OF che
United >tstes IuArt.rhasters at the several posts
named below: except Galre.ton. Texas: and Caddo
.s lSsa psY "F v WI . . on sap :hs
grain at places aad in quantities, more Or !-ss as
follows, viz
AUSTIN, TEXAS.
Il, e5e pounds Oats, 80 900 pounds Corr.
FORT BLISS, TEXAS.
la:.9 pound. Oats or Barley 80 40 poUada Corn.
FORT CLARK, TEXAS.
l.-.3}, pounds Oats 734is pounds Corr.
FORT CONCHo, TEXAS.
.si,lG pounds Oats, l,3'8,s}O pounds Gem.
FORT DAVIS TEXAS
1850 pounds Dat. or Barley. a;3,':' pounds
Corr
FORT DUNCAN, TEXAS
1920 pounds Oats, 2a:' 9, pound. Corn
FORT GIBSON, INDIAN TERRITORY.
IL. s. pounisHats, a83,,.o pounds CoEa.
FORT GRIFFIN, TEXAS.
28!,.n pounds oats, IS: o!o pounds Corn.
PORT NcKAvETT, TEXAS
SIC, SO pounds Oats $685. pounds Com.
FohA VGiAIt1Nt
l., &65 pounds Oats or Barley, IS 95a pel.ajs Corr
FORT RICHARDSON, TEXAS
49I.a:3 pounds Oats. 3I3, $50 pounds Cora.
san ANTONIO, TEXAS.
75a go pounds Oats, !, ga, COS pounds Corn.
FORT SILL INDIAN TERRITORY.
s}:,s.s pound, oats, 90 pounds Cera.
FORT STOCKTON, TEXAS.
1880 pounds Oats OK Barley. 2i',3n pounds
Com.
Bids will be received for che delivery of e25 40
pound. OF oats. more OF less, az CddI0 station,
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas IA. cad, TO: Font
Sill, Indian Territory.
BIDS will he received fog :a3 $50 rounds of Oats
more CT less TO be delivered at Denieon, Texas
also for s:c6!3 pounds Of Oats more less 70 be
delivered at Galveston, Texas; also for l22, I'll
pounds OF Oats mO1e or less, to he delivered at
Austin, GeXas
The above are the estimated quantities that will
be required at each place according 20 tie present
distr BUTTON o: troops bat The government reserves
the rig 20 increase OK diminish the same at any
time during the continuance OF the contract.
Al grain % be well sacked; the oats III good new
bu,!aps, the corn in good, rev, double sUnnies.
Al grain 20 be inspected on behalf OF the United
States al The pace OF delivery.
Delivery OF the grain 70 commence within thirty
daya after notice CT the award CT the contract
has been given.
Il is desired e purchase il the vicinity OF each
pOs: from the pyoGucts OF the .ec!lbCIi1S farms
and settlements; And bids for any portion OF the
specified supplies wi De considered.
separate bids must De made foT each post in trip
lcate ana for each article.
Blank forms Of proposals can be had on appics-
tior 70 the Gt;srteimastels OF the above named
posts to the undersigned.
b. order OF the Depart Ment CCmmariav
:. 3. HOLAB.RD
Deputy Qla,termaster General, United States
Army, Chief Quartermaster. r.y2. 81
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IN manufacturing the word "wel:se;ns
thIichke:t." which means '!social union of
the world" Bayard Taylor may have been
of some service TO the Germans. Lu: what
has Ee done FOX us.