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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-06

is extremely cold. Here, however, it is
never SO cold in the winter as to compel
close confinement indoors. 81
One very prominent and favorable result
of coming tllitber Is experienced by per-
sons afflicted with asthma and chronic
bronchial affections. There are people
scattered over Fest Tennessee, who came
here suffering severely with asthma, who
are either entirely cured, or very material
ly relieved.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-06
STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

Notice to Special Tax Payers. ..s1
THE LAW OF DECEMBER "a, 1872 REQUIRE S
j every person engaged in any business avocation
or employment which renders him liable to a ~
SPECIAL TAX. ,5fs ...s..-.. ,f,
to procure and place conspcuousy in his establish
ment or place of business, r..,. ,,s-...-.- Fl r
r s.-f A STAMP r...rs "a q
denotng the payment of said Special Tax before COM
mencing BUSINESS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-06
Flour.
Fish.
Aew Pickles.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
- mad hV EcuIy OTTO ard vie on e.
crmb IS, ISL, to thc Undersigned trustee
which deed is recorded in the Llerk's Office
of ohio county, West Vng mia, in Deed OF
Trust Book No. i, FOLIO Isl, l will sell at
public auc ion at the front door OF the Ohio
County Court House,
ON the a6tn day Of November, 1873,
At 10 o'clock 4. NJ, the following describ d
real estate, that is To say: The east half of
lot mum cred 'ighiy-lour (SD, fronting
twenty-five feet on the National road in
the town Triadelphia, and running back
so GS To make one full lot OF said town.
Also all and singular The sppurtenances,
buildings and improvements thereon ana
thereto belonging.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash, unless other
wise agreed upon at the time OF sale.
Selling as trustee shall only convex such
tile IS is We ted in lie by virtne OF said
deed Of trust.
ANTON REY MANN, Trustee,
by y. HAMMER, his Agent
TT'1Js
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-06
trustees Sale of Valuable
Zeal Estate.

vI-ESUANCE OF DEED OF TRUST
made and executed to me by YIN. NJ
=. dated December - 1872, and recorded
~ DEED OF Trust Book No. ,, page 2t2 IN the
mice of the Clerk OF the County Court Tor
y,,LrI county, West Va. Will on Satur-
,'ri.y. November 18th, 1873, at The front
I1.r Of Z. McDonalds store, IN bu t,h,
W,rzel county, West Va, sell at puthc
',,cilon, 500 acres of land, adjoining Inc
.rnds OF the late Hannah Church ana oth
rs Immediately on the line OF the B4iti-
,r9re and Ohio railroad, about Ia miles
,y,.-t or Burton. being the same and con-
we'd 10 said Reid hy II, X. List and vie,
t,c Irrd dated Seplem' or Nth. JH'2, 10
,vYtrn deed now of record in WetZel county
terence Is ytby made for 4 Hi de>cllp-
non OF said land.
said land is improved by Q coed two story
r~p,rc dwelling house and small orchard.
Is well wate.e Z and will make fine stock
Terms of sale: 500 with interest from
Tsv lst, 1872, in hand and costs of sale, and
rlr'residUe in five equal aunua! payments
with interest from May lst, l'I2, payable
Nav lst, ls7i-5-6 : and :: the purchaser Civ
NJ NOES with approved security ana iitIe
.r'ainCd as additional sCCUTi Y for the pay.
,rant ofsaid notes. Selling a Trustee, /
VII. convey only SuCh lille as IS vested in
me, which IS, however, Believed 10 be per-
..,'. V. Y. HOGF,
.,rf.s ITUStlC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-06
r, accitn= Cattle MarSct.
MrnyyspAY. November J

Tier, :. very little stock Offering ex-
c.l, lae-. The receipts OF cattle have
allen OH largely, owing, probably,
to ,Lr ilc,;"r in prices consequent upon
the scarcity Of money. Sheep are not
comic. in u. al. The receipts OF hogs
nave teen large and are constantly In
r~ra-;vr, our PACKERS having commec-
e.! operations.
CATTLE-The receipts for the week,
q. the stock wards were only twenty
'T.cse were taken up by the butchers
e, r-.c,s ranging from s. - 10 50 90
~ cwt a2coriIng to quality. Fat cat
.'c are ,carce and in demand.
uUGS-Are arriving very freely and
arc generally N first rate order. Dur
iu, the ore part OF tae week they were
hell Q, 24G 1 80, but under increased
receipts prices declined at the close OF
the market and some fine lots were
,ai q, g .SOG 4 CO. Sales at the
,arls INC ude 22j head OF fine hogs ST
tie prices named.
SuEEP-The offerings OF sheep are
very meagre, and, although the demand
: coed, the scarcity OF money prevents
any change in quotations. Good NUT
tan sheep will bring 43G5 cents per
Mound.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-06
New YORK NJ nrEei.
New YcRK, November ).

NEW CSk, November y.
FLOUR-The market for State and
western -four Ia dull and heavy
at IS 20@5 50 for superfne
state; 6 00@6 IS for extra do;
6 40@6 80 for choice do; 6 55@7 0C
for fancy do; 5 2O@5 so for superfine
western; 6 00@6 40 for common to
medium extra western; 6 45@7 90 for
choice do; 6 35@7 10 for common to
fair extra St. Louis and 7l5910 IS
for for good to choice do. Southern
flour is heavy at 6 20@6 95 for common
to fair extra; 7 00@ll 90 for good to
choice do, Rye -four quiet at 500
5 %.
WHEAT-Quiet and scarcely 60
firm at 81 34@1 81 for No. 2 Chicago;
l 39@l 39t ior No. Milwaukee: l So
for winter red western.
RYE-Quiet at SS@94c for western
end State.
BARLEY-Dull at sl25.
CORN-Heavy at Goo for prime
western mixed.
OATS-Dull at 46@47c for new
western mixed; 4S@49c for white west
ern.
PROFESSIONALISM market firm
at SIS 90 for new mess; Is 90 for extra
prime, and Is 50@l6 90 for prime
mess. Beef dull at IS 00@l0 co tor
plain mess and 10 00@l2 90 for extra
do. Beef hams quiet at 10 S0Ol2 70.
Tierce beef steady.
LARD-Firm at 7i@7 5-l6 for pine
steam and y for kettle rendered.
COTTON-Dull, heavy and decided
~ lower at l3B 'or low midliDgs and
14s for middling uplands.
WHISKY-Lowe rand quiet at 90!
@9lc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-06
Money Market
New YORK, November 5.

New YORK, November 3.
The day in financial circles has been
. gloomy one, and although the mar
kcis were devoid OF any panic or excite
meut, there was shrinking in values,
gradual and mcst uninterrupted from
the opening to the close. Confidence
seems to have been shaken again, and
renewed depression to-day was the na-
tural result OF the suspension OF the
California and Texas Construction
Company. There were many nntavor-
Able REPORTS about the Pennsylvania
and Reading roads, decline in securities
=, London, rumored embarrassment OF
firms there, prospects OF an advance in
The Bank OF England rate and 9 report
ed railroad Gefelcatiou hers. On thu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-06
DR.. Longdon
on
Hereditary Consumption.
ITSPREVENTION AND CUR E

Persons born OF consumptive parents in
herit a predispo,itiOn TO disease OF the
lungs. Children are copies Of their parents
in many cases, both physically and in the
most intricate peculiarities OF the constitu-
ton. Disease in these persons Is more rapid
and sooner fatal than in those OF healthy
parents. Their lungs Will bear vastly less
disease, and are cured with far greater diff
ficulty than those OF persons In whom no
predisposition exists. With them much
greater care is required in the development
of their chest and lungs. They should
studlously avoid all the influences which
lead to consumption. II would also be
wisdom in them to early adopt preventive
remedies. OF all other diseases, prevention
in this is far easier than cure. That II can
always, at least in the great majority OF
cases, be prevented II taken In lime we
have no doubt at all We do not believe
that because our pare nts die OF any disease,
we must also die OF IT. or all the diseases
to which we are, or can be predlSpOsed by
hereditary faint, the germ Of consumption
IS most easily eradicated from The conStltu-
ton, pI divided the proper treatme It's en-
Moved In time. OF the one hundred thOus-
and men and women who annually die in
this country from this teri BILE scourge OF
our race, the great maJOrlty mightcertainty
be saved by rational and timely medica-
ton. Much OF our practice is devoted TO
these ailments, and our claim TO skill and
success in their treatment Is surely not
founded in egOtiSm
We have but little faith in the curative
action OF Mercury. Opium, Anthony,
Ipecac, Lobelia, Tartar Emetic, BllsierS,
SC, in tuberculous consumption. These
agents only serve TO depreSs the vitality OF
an already weakened constitution; and thus
more surely hasten 10 the grave no cure
can ever proceed uuder the innuence OF
these poi. ons. True, opiates my Halter
the patient by quoting the cough for
time, but il soon returns with greater
violence. II causes debility and night
sweats, lorks up the important secretionS,
impaiTs the appetite, Confuses the mind
and breaks down the nervous system. And
SO Of the other drugs 50 much employed in
this disease. AS the most common obser-
walton will fully prove, they fail IN cure,
not 10 speak Of the poisonous Effects in
every case.
Our treatment when employed in time
and faithfully carried out. seldom 'ails 10
cure Catarrah. Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
scrofula, and all diseases OF the Air Passa-
&c, which lead TO consumption.
Fees for consultation, examination, advice
and treatment within the reach OF ali.
Medicines for all Diseases by mall and eI-
press te al parts Of the country.
ONCE Hou-s-S 10 u, l:So 10 3, and 6:0toS
|. H. L0NGDON, A, My N. D,
1909 EOFF (old Filthy Street,
Opposite the Cathedral.
Oct3O WHEELING. ". Va.
Coffee.
00n BAGS PRIME.
ZUU s. q Choice Java,
5Nsts Mocha,
70 sale low By
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-06

Stock Exchange the decline ranged
from ! TO 1T per cent and New York
Central touched the lowest point since
the panic commenced. Gold closed at
1917. heavy. Foreign exchange dull
and lower, closing at l05i@105s for
prime bankers sixty days sterling and
107s@l074 for sight. Governments
closed dull and heavy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-06
TRr STEE1S NAEE.

~ VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
ID made tEe5lh ay OF J January, 1861, and
.,Ow ON record in the Clerk 5 OniCc OF the
county Court OF ohio county, by Michael
Stein ana wife 10 the undersigned as trustee,
'p secure. among Others, four pgom!SS&ry
notes, made by said Michael Stein, and
plvab'e TO John Z0eckler or his assigns.
Gaied at Wheeling, W. Va, January lst.,
So, each one thereof for two hundred dol
.7r~, and payable. respectively, in tour, 1--WE.
*. and seven years after date, with nter' 81
rom date; / shall, on Friday tHc eth
day Of November, 1873, at the front
dor OF the Court House, al !. o'clock 4. II
proceed To sell TO the highest aud beet bid
der, the following properly: Lot No. IL
..ua'cd in the town Of EUliUn, in Ohio
county. said lot is tlty 'set. more o. less,
y front, and extends from the umberlal q
road To Wheeling creek, together wi h all
the appurteuances and Improvement.
thereon The amount OF the principal and
interest claimed to he doe ana unpaid,
and for which This sale will be made, is
SIL2l Terms Of sale cash.
j. Il. GOOD,
n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-06
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, November 5,

CIECINNATI, November 5.
COTTON-Dull and lower; middlipg
l23c.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged; fam
lily Sc 50@6 IS; fancy 7 25@S 70.
Rye flour, 4 50@4 Is.
CORN-Quiet at 44@46c.
OATS-Dull at 37@4lc.
RYE-Insctive at 70@73c
HAY-Urchanged at SIS 003lo 90
for timothy.
PROVISIONS-Weak and irregu-
lar. Mess pork dull at SD so Bulk
meats; shoulders 54@6c; clear rib
sides 4l@5c. Bacon, quiet; shoulders
6@6ic; clear rib sides SIC; clear sides
68@64c.
LARD-RejecIed at &C.
HOGS-DuIl at &c COOS 50.
WIIISKY-Duil and lower at SIC
for iron houud.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-06
I,rAIE III yIEaE SIIiSINIA, OE3IO
y COUNTY, as:

In the matter O: the Petition OF James
Roberts, 70 cisn guardia o. Maggie Nor
gan, Anna NJ. Morgan, and Ellie NJ. Nor
gan, minor heirs OF Abram Nc. Morgan,
deceased, late OF Ohio county.
y THE DUSTY COCRC OF OHIO co.
To all Whom IL Nay Concern: Take notice
that /, James ROBBERS, IOreisn guardian al
Maggie Morgan, Anna NJ. Mo- gan, and
EtN!e NJ. Morgan, will on the flI,t day OF
The November Term, le5&, of the County
CDUrt of Ohio COuu V, West Virginia. pe'i-
ton said Court lOran OTderd!reCIing Joseph
W Morgan, administrator of the estate OF
Abram NC. Morgan, deceased, late of ohio
county, to pay and deliver to me, rs sucn
.,-rign guardian. al personal property and
money IN his hands belonging 10 nv said
W .riS and each Of them, and 10 aUthO'.Ze
~" a. such foreign guardian, o sue for, ir-
cover, and receive It ! money or PERSONAL
property belonging 10 said wards or either
u.tutm, in like mrIuJI G- u / wee APP
aalurch q guardian in This state, ard 10
..wOyr the same 10 the CuUH;E@uc stale ~
which !. a said foreign guardian, ~ as 49,
pointed ard qualified.
JAMES EOBi.I- ,
Foreign Guardian Of said Maggie E"rsa",
Anne VI. Morgan, and Iii" ". MuE2sL,
nv -. q. bSi.N,
u..--;oaw HIS Attorney.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-06

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
OFFICE OF TIRE


OFFICE OF TIRE
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC PRINTING,
CHARLESTOS, October -, 1873. J
In accordance with law, Sealed Proposals
will be received by the Com mlSSionCiS OF
Public Printing. nj the Auditors Office, in
the Capitol, until. the tn ltTH day
AFTER the publication OF this notice, at II
O'Clock ~, for the execution of the PUBLIC
PRINT Nc and BIN DING, and tor sup.
plying the s ate with STATIONERY and
PRUNING PAPERS for the contract
pc iod ending the Second "wednesday III
January 1879
Each proposal shall be accompanied by a
bond executed according to law by the bid
der, with at least two good and eriiicieut
sureties residing in this State in the penal
sum of len thousand dollars, for al stata
Printing the penal sum of two thousand
dollars for all State Binding; and hSpenal
sum Of five thousand dollars for furnishing
Paper, conditioned for the faithful perform
ance of the cont acts; and no bids unac'
cOmpanied by such bond shall be entertain
ed by the Commissioners OF Public Printing.
An approx innate estimate the work ana
material To be done ana furnished, together
with blank forms for proposals, bonds, C.,
will be furnished upon APP licItion TO The
Commissioners. -
JOHN 8. BTRDETT,
President OF Commissioners otPublic PRINT
inU OCt25-eb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-06
FGE SALE
ga,uab!e Coal Property For
sale.

,,rrC, Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
\ the undersigned wishes It TO o6 sell Gn
whole Oh SII, - amounting TO about l25
N MS IISoofaJ along the Ohio river about
ScreS IuC' ~ mile north of the city limits
one-t,nr. GtyIth one acre of surface at the en-
toge'heLo -, III The side nearest the river, and
trance res Ua OF surface around the other en-
i in,Ss OF Fulton The vein ta 9 3def Goa "a
VII. va! cnTIId be conveniently shipped
depth',, ,..s NJ the county road, or by the z.
0y '!.' H., as the entrance on the river
e W. q no NOT no feet from either. .,,.
SIG !, or5ve will he sold on reasonable
L ny exchanged for good town prop
rrty,-,l, WALTER MARSHALL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-06
WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY

The year begins in all Departments
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3, 1873.
Prof. +. s. Lyon, with full staff Oh
thoroughly qualified assistants, has charge
OF the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking Information In regard 10
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart
ments may be obtained from the secretary
OF the Faculty, Prof. Geo W. Glover, or the
undersigned. ALEX MARTIN,
President.
MoRGANTowN, Wv a PISS.
augl2ec
National Republican., 1873-03-12
PROPOSALS
pRoPosAIs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

pRoPosAIs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
US Amy BunprSoJ
coRSEh HSysT2ss AsR gsEssE EsIEySETs,
1Rs SaSsf sde:iaS. Ga IaSsssSAs ss@
s S sfss11H;a S.s q. .Ud s.:s,,sSp :s.s sp.s, .s
sb6Is Whiss Sorn Meal. full h..dlinsd an,
5000 ne fa Hsms. SS c." full h.sdln.d and scale,
ppbIsul lNsskerrl. MOI
looc lie. Smoked becf, in lOClB .busgg
I I " sTsssdssi Ssds tGSSI gse1n in h i3lh mr. HSSss ,
bgS ibs Leaf Lsrd, ~: ssddlos' In g Ii eclts
loco ibs Green RiS toffee, IN Jbs fur headlIned
BID lbs Green JAVA Coffee IN gpnnies ,,,.,
cai fiLS La 81 sSssi ssssf Il 4 Ss' Y si'a
kGO lbs urnnulated Sugar, Up bbls full htadlinad
Sf SSsG 5SdisF sFHFSF GSfS Il S6 gi nS
Ia @ d00 kalls N n%Dlsm9nd" syhnr, in bbls and and 66ls
'O'"' s,rspTeJ ngUSn SOAP @io Oaf'' III "'o ooAe'
S,cDny |. CS1dies. Ada. ss. full Weights, In RIb
yn, 5. sYbsi pfisi ii'fsEESs FsEsESs..
sg lGs. Dried Arples. g.,
20 po1cs l. j. iiaisns, Is aud -.
tol hUHes Sar!lines. ,,,,,,
% aos, fne FP PiefIsss, tdrosS % Bis@ESelrs con
snS dSSilSE o. G9SS ShST rccaliliI' oherkln'
~ dog: Plctied Gucun6trs and Unions, DOmcs
" doi, L 1 I. wOrrestcrthlro Sauce, plnls, u in
io1O lbs. y 81. Beons, 10 hbls, fun heudiined,
bDO lbs. balt, In bble., full heathined
40 lbs. Carolina hcc, In OAK bbla, full headliied
boz,
leo doz. Extracts, Vanilla aud Lemon.
l,U0lbs Corn Starch, and Laundry Starch, IN ilb.
sglbs. dsss,sronI,, yermieelli and T'rlocH.
~ doz Toilet Soap, -ssortr,l
loo lbs. Yfaat Powders and Chocolate.
loj lbs. Oream Taftar aud Cntb. Sbdn IN III.
iuhoEes Desiccated Codnsh,
sj lba. Laundry Indigo aud Nutmess.
% lbs. each OF hllHpice, Clovcs Uinger, China
mon, Cayenne pepifr, and Mustard, In Nib.
I,GD lbs. pure, ground Black Pcppcr. in Nib. IA.
30 ddz. dcndsnscd Mix. Eagle" brand.
Ssimon. fresk oyetsrs, PIuklc1 0ystsrsl
pgmsgns, Preseryed Pineayplcs, uuTIslt
Jelly, Raspberry JAN, Fresh Peaches, Treeh
plneapples, Green Corn, Green Peas, Lima
Beans, aud Tomatoes, In epvund Cans.
The manner OF making bids, requirements Of bid
ders &c. the same aa previous advertisements from
this Ofhce.
These stores arc required for immediate ship.
mept, and in auantties' more or iess at ne Sgtion
fe6l Major and Com. SUB. u. !. L.
National Republican., 1873-03-12
pRorosALs FOR Army SUPPLIES.

n
CuigF ogARrERN,srEE's offiGrJ
DEPAnTMEsroY TENAs,
odapgs sSfiS S:so&s a I5Ess $ E Ss Ss.sss
'' S S M 4 &: s syf "a SSy SS;: nSif $%I
s isi rs. @ a a GS 4 bSSs 5 q y fsis. 81
AUSTIN, TEXAs,
5ltO POUNDS Of Hay.
FORT BI.lss, TEXAS.
sGiUJJ POUNDS u Hay.
FORT BRowS. TEXAS
f0OJ pounds Of Hay.
PORT CLARK, TEXAS.
TajJOO pounds OF Hay.
FORT COSCHu. TEXAS.
i.SO cords OF Wood.
LHN0O pounds Of Hay
,,,,.iE EoRT DAVIS. TEXAS.
7b,OoO POUNDS Cf Hay.
FORT DUNCAN. TEXAS.
5000 POUNDS Of Hay.
PORT gRIFFIS. TEXAS.
i'wGS rouhfs u Hay.
yocUr,is of Wood 0'''' ihN'''
iVNy6JO rounds Of Hay
FORT. .MyKAvLTT, TLAAs
Loo cords OF Wood.
i,Hn,VCO rounds VI Hay.
FORT QUITMAN, IENAs
Nv cords uf Wood
iOrOunds u Hay.
toDT RICHARDSON, TENAE
a,5oi'aS 'S POUNDS found q Il &SSSa, &Sa
fQRT srOCETUS, fEytS
~ cords OF Wood.
5rlOo1 pounds Of Hay.
RINqGoLD BARRACKS, TEXAS.
taD cords Of Wood
3l5,OJO pounds Of Hay.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAs.
aUQ cords OF Wood
anDOoo pounds Of Hay.
so cords OF wprd.
l,IO1OuO pounds OF Hay,
FORT SILL, INDIAN TERRITORY.
a0OO cords Of Wood.
hanIpJ POUNDS Of Hay.
. The above are the estimated Quantities that will
be required at each post according 10 the present
distribution OF troOlr. but the Government re.
serves the right to Increase or diminish the same al
any time during the continuance u the contract.
serarate blis should be made for each pOst and
ContrActa will he avarIed to the lowest re.
sponsible bidder1 for each POST and each kind of
Contractors will he allowed to cord wood and stack
hay uEon the Military ReseryatiOns, under rrotecs
It's desired to purchase In the vicinity Of each
POST frum the prOducts Of the neilhbOrinK ranches
and farms aud bids for any PORTION Of lhe pIeyihed
supplies Will be considered.
BLANK proposals and any additional infuuuail lion
by order Of the Department Commander
mhJ Chief QuarteTnihster. Department Of TeIas.
National Republican., 1873-03-12
DRorosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
H6E4GST YEIERs; Der AnTMExL o. THE Platte,

HiAb2r ,nIERs, DErlRTNENT OF THE PIArIEj
OfiIcE ChiEf CoINIssAnY OF SyBsIsTESCE,
OMAHA, Mn, Feb. 8, lsTa
sealed proposals, In duplicate, with guarantee
isned by two Responsible PERSONS not bidders will
be Escsiyed Pt this ONCE until II O'Clock, a. M on
SATURDAY, the 2sth Of March ls7B, for furniahing
the Fresh heef aud beef CAtiJe required 81 the
subsistence Deartment, United ststes army. At the
following ststions during twelve months coinmenc
Fort McPhefso1, North Platte, Sidney Barracks,
Vheye DepQt' Tort y; 4. hussell. fITt lara Il,
FORT fet!erfnAh, Fort Sanders, Fort Ered steele,
Fort pridger, Camp s!am6aush d, e amp Brown, Camp
Douglass aud Post Of Beaver.
Cheyenne DEPOT, Fort p. A. Russell, Fort Lara
nile, Fort FetterlnAn, Fort Sanders aud Port Steele
must be bid for trether. All other stations may be
bid Tor separately, OF In such groups as bidlerl
group,
Proposals. must include both Fresh Beef and Beef
Cattle, and the latter must be bid fos hy net weight
II II u TO 10 ugder.tood however. that Beef Cattle
VII be taken f2r eNpeditioparI purposes only.
pruIosals Nil be reviewed subject to tho usual con
ditiOns, heretofore publizhssl.
, ,lniOrmatinn Gs 10 conditions, quality Of Frcsl
tanned By Application TO fic undersigned, or 10 ID,
Cginniissary at any station uanied
by command VI brig. Gen. ord,
J, W. RAHRIURR,
lcUI BreNet brig. Gen,. e. q. \.
National Republican., 1873-03-12
)ROrosALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

IIhOiOoALo fOR AtMl slIPLlEs.
OFfiCE CuiER pUARTERMAsrEEt
foHT LEANENwOaTH, KAN, feh 1h Is7a
tIs MIN n " WI y ~, ~ nScslASu AZ
ne delivery at the railroad station nearest 10 FORT
Dodge, Kansas, Of
eDg0O pQuNDs CORN,
9GAhLOADs OF BRAN,
u sacksi delivery qf the Corn 10 C,mmeuce within
ten lO days from date Of award Of contract aud To
be cununuel at the rate per week ~ nj leAst one
eishlh lbl Of the cntire Quantity contracted fOF
the Oats and Bran 10 he delivered within hfteen b
days from date OF award Of contract.
bidders will state their price per one hundred
llgOl Iounds
Proposals will be received for any portion Of the
grain.
this nfhce, will he inIsscd tlIon bidders ana cnn
tractoTs aud blank forms Of PROPOSALS viii be fur.
nished upon application.
by authority Of the Department Commander.
STEWART VAN NLIET,
Assistant Ouaftcrmaster General, BreNet Major
General L, Z. A., Chief QuarteImastcr Deuf Ns.