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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-31
Washington.


tee. excludes negroes from equal rights in
cemeteries or in public schools where as good
provisions can be made for them separately
Gen. Butler will urge its passage at an carly
day. 1t can be reported at any time and
pressed through by a majority vote, which it
is thought it can receive.
The House Railway Committee has agreed
aid in the construction of row-grage rail-
road between the East ana West.
Kslakaua was formally received by both
houses of Congress on the 18th inst, and at
tended reception at the Executive Mansion.
The House Committee on Railroads and
Canals has agreed to recommend the passage
of bill authorizing the construction of the
Hennepin ship-canal, to extend from Chicago
to the Mississippi river. 1t is proposed that
the canal shall cost "a, 900, 900, and the COM
mittee recommend that 81, 0O0, 900 be appro-
priated BY Congress for the work at this ses-
sion.
Irwin. the man who disbursed the Pacific
Mail corruption fund in 1872 has acknowl-
edged that he spent $4,000 in securing the
subsidy. but refuses to give the names of the
persons who received it.
Jefferson Rives, one Of the proprietors of
the Congressional Globe, died suddenly OF
apoplexy on the Goth of December.
The President and Mrs. Grant gave a state
dinner to Kalakaua on Tuesday last. The
King and his suite and large number of dis
tipguished ladies and gentlemen were in at
tendance.
The Mint Director estimates the stock of
specie in the country at $780, 900, 900, and the
annual production at S70,oO0,0 900.
Political.
The announcement comes from Washington
that the long-ccntemplated reorganization of
the Federal Offices in the South is about to be
carried into effect.
1t reported from Washington that some
of Senator Schurz's friends are endeavoring to
effect his return to the Republican fold, and
that a movement is on foot to induce the
Presiden: to offer him the Rus sian mission.
The caucus of Southern Republican Con-
cressmen. held IN Washington last week,
found fault with the disposition of the party
at the North to hold the carpet-taggers re-
snonsible for the disordered condition of
things at the South.
II is given out frsm Washington IL at there
is no probability of Pinchback being admitted
To a seat in the Senate this session.
1t is reported from Washington that Repub-
Ican members of Congress have in contem-
pla.ion a new plan looking to solution OF the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-31
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
TIE e asst.

hotel and nine stores in Bangor, Me-,
were burned on the 10Th inst.
A large portion of the town of Forest City,
Ark, has been destroyed by fire.
The losses ty the Boston fire are set down
at $3.50, 900 insurance about S150,oo0
Mayor Stokely and other officials Of Phila-
delphia have received anonymous letters from
unemployed workmen threatening assassina-
ton unless their demands for work and pay
are complied with.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Holmes, of Philadel-
phia, who have for some months been exhibit
ing materialized spirit purporting to be that
of Katie King, who lived in London over
200 years ago, have been exposed frauds
and swindlers, and Robert Dale Owen and DIR.
Childs, two leading Spiritualists of Philadel-
phia, have united in denouncing them
Commander William B. Cushing, removed
few days aso to the Government Insane
Hospital, is dead. He was native Of Chau-
tauqua county n. Y, and was appointed to
the navy in 1857.
Hayden, Gore 4 Co. s lew dam at Hayden
vile, Mass, gave way one morning last week
and the water demolished every object in its
course. The ice was covered with skaters at
the time. 1t is not known that any lives were
lost
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-31
The South.

The Champion cotton press in Charleston,
s. c., was recently destroyed by fire. Loss.
$3.50, 900.
The Mississippi Legislature met in extra
session on the 18th inst. Gov. Ames sent in a
message claiming that the disturbed condition
Of affairs was brought about by the violence
of white men, but makes no recommendation
to the Legislature.
The mixed-schools question is a source Of
much discord in New Orleans. The students
of one of the boys high schools marched in a
body, the other day, to one Of the girls high
schools, and demanded the removal therefrom
of all the colored pupils, threatening to use
force if necessary. The colored girls promptly
and quietly left the building, and the boys
returned to their own school. The same day
a serious row occurred at another school be-
tween white and black pupils, resulting in
several bruised heads and scratched faces.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-31
The West.

According to the Cincinnati Price Current
good commercial authority-the total number
of hogs packed at 279 interior points in the
West, up to the 10Th of December, was l, l9O,-
600 head, against 1907. 900 last year. The
average weights indicate falling of Of about
81 pounds per head from last season. The
packing at the six principal cities is given at
100000 to date, against 2,O70,OOO last year.
The Price Current estimates that the total
packing THIS season will aggregate 100000
head, against 8, 2sO. 900 last season.
Hon. J. B. Rice. Representative in Congress
from the First Illinois district died at Norfolk,
Va. lsst week
The Governor of Kansas telegraphs to the
Chicago Tribune that 10000 people in the
Western cour ties of the State will need aid
this winter.
The UncpaIla band of Sioux Indians are
up in arms AMI threaten a bloody war if their
chief, Rain in the Face" now in irons at
Fort Lincoln for the murder of the members
of the Yellowstone expedition of 1878, is not
released
Fifteen men were killed and a number Of
others wounded at Angelica, Wis, OF the 2lst
inst, by boiler explosion in the mill of J. B.
Laird 4 Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-31

Total Of all colIections from date. S299, 6S4 20
THE Indianapolis Sentinel is almost continu-
ally in receipt of letters from patients at the
insane asylum who declare in expressive sem
fences that they are not mad. The last one
contains the startling intelligence that "There
are about four hundred of as here who would
like to get out"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

i1hs milo wisg news items are from
the Eddyville Advertiser:
The report that VIM. Drake former
~ fssndryman q this place, had HE
eyes pnt out by an accident In the
foundry It Pella Ia incorrect. The
Blade Of Wednesday says he win not
lose either Of his eyes, but Il will b
Rversi Yseks before no will be able 10
Sesky II III s.
sAe.stahAing afEsays occurred At Of
near nsidgspoet, Tuesday night Joseph
RpheFta inAIctinga bad wound upon
~ ~ 19nplS ten's shouldsr with I
pocket knife. tits not dangerous, but
~ iAAaAshasn.a quarter OF IN inch
lAslheF one way wonld certainiy have
bssn fatal.
Z he Nasoas Of Eddyyills win open
|&hairs nav hall on ChristAmus nighl
Nth : grand festival. The new hall Il
: much better one than that burned.
The daughter Of Bos. PHILIPPE, aged
sp0ae I'VE years. had her thigh broken
ssdey She WAS going along the
.sped - sidewalk, and fell down with
~ ahoss result.
Bsny. uirsh .formsrly o,olh,.r !.
this place, died ~ bis residence "a Sea-,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

It should seom that people would be
willing to pay few cents more fpr =
burning oil that will not explode and
that can be burnt with % much safety
O. gas or ! taliow candle. Sanspariel
oil posssssssS theAs qualities, TRY II.
For. sale by J. =. Taylor + Co, and
other dealers. at 80 cents per gallon.
013-d&w0m
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

Those new styles OF Frames and
Parlor Ornaments, Of ASH AND
WALNUT, NOW on sale at Worcesters,
Arc perfectly elegant and can be had
no whore else in the city. Call and
see them. decl-dlw.wlm
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

sEnoch Welch of Sargents Bluffs,
Hopdbury County, Iowa. wants TO
know tho whereabouts Of the relatives
of one Willism Oliver Smith, who
recently died at that place. Smith
said before he died that he had an nm.
Gle who lived In Wapsllo county and
kept . drug store. Smith died on the
9th OF November,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

sgAwki kssps In stock foil assortment
N Bssrman, i wosssedl Germantown wool,
ssShyr.l yarns. 60. oetio.d&wtf
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

Spears q the place to get bsrSai6s
!. sAnbs - aaware. and hos,ss furnish
(1g gpols, Al kinds OF tin and sheet
- - sa4 Job ssEk ~ =
etd0r. n26Wlt
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

You csa' 6dy your drsgs, school
books. statiossry, paints, els, and ~.
esythiag slss ID this line ct william.
vss u Ksileys, ct the lowest prices.
~ N
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

II Those who regard life and property
.SsSerth saving. should give heed TO
thskind OF FOIL they burn In their Tampa.
sSasspariel oil Il Kerosine, or Coal oil,
Of very high nre test, greatly refined
and puriaeAand y considered quite
- safo, - lard oil. Price 80 cens per
gallon. For sals BY J. 4. Taylor 4 CO.
'aad other deslers. Oct. 18th dAw6m
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

s NJ 4 yses ~ = ~ your clothil6
ead ssats islsshins eoods where you I'd
! asd thsa - iAl1s variety and II bottouI
N setgshs ~ inssJ ,siSs
Dlock { - no e.d&N Is IN /
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

"a QptD g. N. Godfrey to select your
fssents for the Holidays. lie keeps
the largest and finest stock Of Gold
and Silver watches, Gold and Plated
setS, .slssve Bnttonb 6tuds, Rings Pins
Gold Chains, Charms, Necklaces etc,
ever brought to This city. And cells
them lower than anybody. Call and cx-
smins Mis- stock, st Nunamakers old
stand e dec. 3 Ind 2tw.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

Those show cases manufactured and
selAAY Ar.W orcestsr, are pronounce
&G1hAlso anyt hisg In market, IN
quality and style Of finish and are GER
tainly much cheaper than can Be had
elsewhere. dec.I w1mo div.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

Hawks has corsets. gloves, and hosiery
IN great variety. ec1O.sSw''
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

Mr.. Worcester is clearing out his
old stecR = cost, o make room for
new goods now coming in. This OPP
portunity may not last long, and per-
sons wishing anything In his line
should call ON him ct once, ~ rare
bargains may be had by calling on
him now. div w1mo
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

CsMinstsee Mssstag ~ Sovvn CITY
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Csmmsssee Msestng ~ govvn CITY
/ 1 YeAtoHAAvs
From HE State Lsadsr. (IDeMscsstls orsap., -.
The meetiue at lows City yesterday,
December "a, called ~ John r. Irish,
VA attended ~ the Following gentle
ulcn Geo. Paul sud John p. irish,
Iowa CITY y. q. Finch, NE Molnss
b. N. Richardson. Davsapost; J. =.
Williamson, 1adiaaels; "a CAnpbell,
Fairfield; john Wisssnaa. wAsAing.
ton, Ard Z. B. Patterson, Iowa Cisy.
Tho meeting was called 70 order II
the psrlors Of Tie 81. James HOUSE, By
John p. lrish, Who nominated Hon. D.
o. Finch - chairman. A general talk
snsusd for a hour Or more. relative
to the best method Of rs-organisirg tho
Democratic party. Finally Irish Of
fsrsd . resolution rsqussting n. n.
Ham, OF Dubuque, 10 call . eonven-
tlon IN the sprisg. Campbell sams u
With : substItuts, rsqussting John r.
Irish. n. n. Ham, Col. J. b. KsAslsy,
and J. n. Weart to call coavsatfoa
of the "opposltion,r % nese not lAtss
than the 18th Of June.
This excited animated discassion--
Finch and williamson taking strone
ground In opposition 10 its adoption
and In favor At the rs.organ1satlon u
the Democratic party usdsr IT, tina
houorsd name. CAMPBELL and Wissmaa
supported the resolution and found
lukswarm backsrs n Riehardson end
Iriah. Hon. d. @. fiach oAsfed -
amendmsnt to The efset that y. u.
Ham call convsntlon to IRE oegaalsu
the Democrats party"
This was voted down and NJ. Fiash
thersupon rsAigned his prssidsnay. md
Mr.. Richardson was appointsd n BIZ
stoad.
The Campbell resolution was then
adopted, and shortly aftsrwards IL
meeting sdjoarnsd.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

Erom the Register, We learn that the
ep6 esalsr clstk issned during the
month Of o. bsr, 30masriage licenses.
For aisA snsle 4 Sktss whom ii may
concern, We wish to say that Wapello
n heatt shqA ono Deiuf ~ the
game. while for the month Of Novsm.
ber our Clerk issned twenty seven,
hAAint for the year, up. to.date. two
EalAArSds md Awenty .ss..a 3 y. 1ses
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

We understand that the Keokuk &
Des Aoines Railway Company have
made arrangements to run Pullman's
Palace Sleeping Cars bssweea Dss
Moines and some point east OF xso-
kuk. They are TO b Of the very best
pattern Of that elegant ard conasdioss
style known ~ Tia drawiag rooo car.
The first one Of the line will probably
lsavs Clayton % ThursdAy svea-
isg and b. run regularly tAsssaftss.
;chis Il but another ssidsnes Of tAs Dc
termination Of Tie nanagsss Of The
old De- Noises Valley Roots to make
their liAesArst-slass n every partis-
ular. Il Is
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10
IN. 0RIIN'D
FAMILY MEDICINES.
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9 Is aeAsA dvee an0 la0sG9lve esGanS, q
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kan9se Cu1e..AsAs 80 Alassess ~vasa-
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$500 aseAaa, secaD a. q lise111s q %
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sess0aAoe1ea - ey0AoeA 1svse.
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s1lgnte dADsA 49, - Weskeas 6Sb101ane,
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49, qlDaaA etv0AG Faltef 10 No. q 0ooaa q
a9eoo!SI - 6nloSsUoeA eV0ltnasan 60.
0saAs - Olngqg 80
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

H. nbeatY 'As6oelallol. ~ thu
Aaadso1ns samt o. sl25 from Bayard
Tayior'a lsoturs.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

Noe I'll kinds Of work 70 the Photo
eslehle ~ q = Hovets GALLERY a Post
DID HIoek Oh MArkst 81. nov 3 iikw.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

a eAeSe eesspo0euno0s - sAo RSstA
011s Ce0eoge.
Ae nAnAssr Of The giit coacsst sivsn a
aid Of the Public Library d Ksntucky. ny
position creates a impostaas sruss Il b.
half Of tie Publie Library asd IL tIckss-
holders Of the 6fth Gife coecsst. The Pub
Ito Library Of Kentucky and u ticket
holders are jointly intsrssssd in The amount
OF the drawing. Thslarger Tie fund 70 b
distributed in gifts, the gTsatse viii b the
gift awarded to each lucky tickst-holdes and
ti,emose the amount rsalissd u, ~ Il.
braSy. To have . fall drawing 4 . man.
ifestly 10 the interest Of thoss inbrestsd.
that, rather than have airaceional drAwiss
on the 30th Inst. | dssm II due 70 tbs Tust
cop6dsd 10 me By The ticket holders and
the Public Library Of Kentucky, that Q
postponement b made to ecabls Ne 70 dr.
pore Of the unsoA icksts nd have / full
drawing. Though the vsry large amount
now IN bank would enable 10 to diseributs
hansisosns siits. yst Ne shoald fssl disap-
pointed IN this our lAet cpu~sss, aAssad &
compelled TO make : fnctiond driving.
however large. s1'
We havs recsivsd % vay large . aam.
o6f OF l0st0fe IRON t0ooe m0oe iAI44ly fntQS.
esesd, urging pnstpoosnsat H.ail tbs
tickets b not sold By the sol, that Ne ~
strengthened In orr ssnss Of duty 70 tie
tickst-holders and The Public Lbsary, 70
make the postpousmsnt. Undse III cir.
cumstaucss, ~ havs dsssfmissd, il IL 10.
forest Of oil parties, to postpons the con.
cert and drawing 70 Saturday., February,
81, 1876, ct which time ,be drawing viii
positively take place and, q . guarantees
Of good faith toward tiekst. huldess VI
pledge ourselves to refund 70 any tickse.
holder his money, apon prsssatasios 81 NJ
ticket, should The drawing iail 10 ecme %
at the day now dxed. The pAsl, " fasl
assured, will b sufficient GUARANTEES
to ell Interested that thsy vin Be- fairly
and honestly dealt with. The money paid
for tickets l. securely preserved against al
contingencies until After IL payusns d
The gifta, after which ths sxpepses ~ 70 =
reimbursed and ths Public Librasy y to d
paid il pro6ta. Tuos. q. BsAnLxsr. 1.
Nov. 20, 1874. Assus asd nanases
OoC VsV0mQ I'M.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

= EAcalle6 q Ar. WpFcester's new
saSss; 1hich ~ the way y oss sniongst
,the aaest IN the city, and found him
6usily Engaged In constructing metallic
wiado~s, isnahogony colored lights
1seith foaiated border, for tho Presby.
AeFlan church 1t Kirkville, In this
conaty. Worcester b an excellent
workman and we are glad to note his
Aattcring success. Persons wishing
anything in his line should call on
him. div wlmo
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-10

0scl One Baitpn KM Gloves Is 75cts
saA Two butson Kid Gloves el.00 q II.
3. Hawks. sept d&wtf
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PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs FUR SUPPLIES.

CoMPTRoLLER OFFICE, 90,
CoLUhBEA BUILDING, -Four and a Hall I.rsst,S
etales Proposals, addressed 20 the ComptroIier Of
the District q Cslumbis. will be received from aud
eiter THIS Date until AZ O'Clock TUESDAY, August
the following Provisions, Groceries, Dry Goods,
Tor the eDsEiz < six months, VIZ:
GROCERIES.
rs barrels -four, (more OF IessJ
~ bushels meal. more OF less.b
oOU pounds sugar, (nore or lessD
SO pOui de rice, (mOre or less
SO pounds coffee, (more or lessJ
50 pounds tea, more or less
NgsIlon- molasses, more OF less
30 gallons vinegar, more or Tess
81 barrels herring, (more OF less
Thesreeeri'' must % n god quality
1900 pounds be- Z, Cmore or iessJ
500 pounds bacon, more or less.l
The eat must be fresh and Of good quality. No
shins OF hearts will be received.
Bacon must be Of good quality.
30 pairs Of sooes, for male female wear.D more
warn, strong aud well made.
DRY GOODS
l'so yards uBtlesehed cotton, (fOr underclethingD
90 Jsres kentucky Jesns-
SO yards calico
go ards prison cloth.
80 yaIcs striped cotton flor shirtingD
DRUGS AND MEDICIaEs.
The ply stefan TO the ssy um will furnish lists to
parties Sish.Bg 10 bid fordrugs aGd medicines.
The right - reserved 20 reject any or all IL the
crease diminish the quantities herein stated,
without afr ctius the contract price.
Failure 20 81 any order will be at the risk and
All sTtici. fuTui-ted uucer this Prop sal will be
weishta essuIed and Inspected 81 the institution
For further Information inquire Of the Intenaaat
BY order If The CommissioIeTs
GEO. X. BAKEB,
Comptroller District e Columbia
JOHN I. NINSOH,
Auditor District Of Columbia.
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DI n 40 |.

DUCKETT. In Georgetown, July asth, 1870, At
the residence Of her daughter, Julia Cartwrfght
6kACh PICKETT, IN her SD year.
FUNERAL Thursday afternoon. az O'Clock, from
her daughters No. 81 West street. Relatives aud
friends ere invited 20 attend.
LIN kIHs. At Olney, Mont omeIy county, Nd q,
on the 18th inst, MARY A, youngest daug hter Of
william and MARI A. Liukins, IN her I'd year,
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MEIHERs. On Tuesday, July 18th, after a short
but pAiDfL illness LUDWIG A. MKINERs,a nat ve
81 WesiPhaia, Germany 10 the 5Jth year Of his age
sresicent Of this city for IS years.
BIS funeral Will take place Thursday, Of & o'clock
p n Ron his late residence, 81 IA street north
west. The friends are respectfully invited 70 ct
tend. baltimore papers pleass copy.l
NALLEY. On the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock A.
m, ELLEN, reEct Of William J. Nalley, aged Is
years.
The funeral Will take place from the residence Of
her son-ln-la q Miller, No. f2s 18th street south
east. on Thursday, the sOth instant, at o'clock D.
NJ Relatives and friends Of the family are spect-
fully requested TO sttend.
WILSON. On the morning Of the 2sth instant,
At O'Clock O. m. after short but painful illness,
Mrs. MARGARET WILSON, IN the 6lst year Of
her age.
The relatives aud friends of the family are invited
TO attend the funeral from her late residence,
9th street, on Wednesday, 2sth instant, at O'Clock
2. m. 2s
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jy24-so CLERK n n ii a
GoVERSMEST HOSPITAL roe THE IN

hEAR WARRINGTON, ID. G July Hth, ls74
SST5a.sS Proposals are invited uatil noon of SAT
ShDAh August ], 1874, when they will be speued
~ presence q such bidders as chsse 10 attend 10
I1rnlsh this Institufion nfteen hun 4rea II 81 toss
~ - lts each Of best run-of mine bitnminous or
s s fiAhd Goal and three hundred $500 tons Of
Z1fo IDS each, OF white ash, egg size, anthrAoif.
coal, 70 De deyered in boats alongside or in cars
upon the Eo~ pttsi Whsrf the delivery 10 conmencs
N not less thsn nVe (5) days from the time OF the
s<cerfance CT any proposal, ana Continue AZ the
rste OF az least three hundred eek untii Ire
whole amount advertised for Is oeliyerei Tsa easI
viii lie delivered IN strict accordance with the At ~
CONGRESS approved July II, ls70. Payments Of nine
" tS) per cent OF the whole amount due for each
cargo viii BE made Immediately efter il is received
add the tee cent withheld will be paid when h
fall amount OF coal engaged TO be delivered in az
cordapce with this adv erlfsenent IL received No
orer TO furnish coal, above. will be considered
rnlees the true name Is given in the offer by which
the coal bidder proposes furnish IL best known
N the naTset. nor unless n il ade By q regular
oeser or miner; ans the successful bidder fur
nsn the exact quality and description Of coal that
ne sgrses 70 furnish. Offers will be received from
tne sane Gerson OF company 20 furnish either btu
minors OF Anthracite coal alone, both Kinds of
Col blds vail be considered binding for five rs days
eiter The .si Of August: and right IL Distinctly
re-ervsd - reject all any Of the offers made IT, in
the 1ogen@nt a the su perinterdent the on bic in
telea- ItYn = n Q. n. NICHOLS,
3%Hs"1-N Superintendent.