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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-23
NASHVILLE.
Attempt at MURDER.

NASHVILLE, June 22.-Ssturdsy night
between eight and nine o clock Colonel
Mort L. Stoekari. prominent citizen
Of Msury county. living at NJ Pleas
ant. twelve miles from Columbia, was
attacked on his lawn by two unknown
would-be assssslns aud beaten over the
head with a heavy wooden wagon
standard. The first blow was struck
from the rear, striking him on the LETT
side OF his head, cutting the ear in two
aud crushing the skull. The next blow
was evidently intended for his toreh cad
but struck aud broke his lower jaw.
The object OF the ssssssins was robbery,
as they took two hundred dollars from
his person. Colonel Stocksrd is IN q
critical condition but is conscious, and
says he has no idea who the robbers
were or whether they were white or
black.
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NeW York Market.

New YORK, June 2.-Cotton-
Held higher; middl,ng uplsnds l7sc.
Flour-Steady and in fair de-
msnd; superfiue western tnd state
81 S0a5 50; common to good extra do
5 S5a6 25; good TO choice 6 1907 Is;
common TO choice white wheat western
extra 6 95@7 65; common TO good ex'
ira Ohio 6 OO(S7 25. Common TO
choice Rye Flour steady and in moder.
a,edenand. Wheat-Frrmer, quiet and
unchanged; winter red western 81 800
l52. Rye-Quiet at 81 O5@l %. Bar
ley-Nominsl and unchanged. Corn
10 good demand and lc higher; western
mixed 8l3S2ic; western yellow S23S
83c. Oats-A shade better and more
doiug; mixed western 6l@63G white
western 66@6Sc. Coffee-Firmeri
Rio lS@2lic. Sugsr-Ssssdy ior
Muscovado Petroleum-E,sieri refin-
ed l2sc; crude 4ic. Egas-Firm
western l4@l5ic. Wool-Uncbanged
Pork-Acrive and frmsT el7 15G
Is 90. Lard-Quiet and firm western
steam l1tc. Chsese-S'eady q. l2(a
l4ic. Whisky-Unchapged at s9c.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
RoehefOFt.

LONDON, June 22.-Rochefort de-
clipes to lecture 10 this city, He Gays
he prefers privacy.
10 the House OF Commons to-day
Richard Smith, member from Lon'
dondery, gave notice that be would
move an amendment to DR.. Butts
home resolution 10 the effect that in
the opi MON OF the House it would be
preiudical 10 the peace aud prosperity
Of Ireland to make any changes involv-
ing the dissolution OF the legislature
and union OF the two countries.
The House OF Lords have decided in
the Mardaunt divorce case thss the
proceedings shall continue notwith-
standing the insanity Of the lady.
The Porte prohibits the circulation
OF copies OF the Bible in Turkey.
The Cologne GGzette mentions tba
the conference OF Roman Catholic
Bishops OF Prussia, which meets to-day
at Fulda, will eudesvor 10 make com
promise with the Prussian government
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June 2-Cotton-
Quiet at tic. Flour--Dull and un>
changed. Wheat-Dull aDd nominally
unchanged. Corn-Dull; mixed 62@
64c. Osts-Dull at 50@57c. Rye
Dull and dropping at 9Oc. Barley
Nominal. Oil-Unchspged. Egg
Steady at l3c. Butter-ln good de-
naud for best grades; other quotations
dull. Cheese-Stesdy. Pork-Quiet
and firm at Sl7 75@lS % Lard
Quiet summer l0tc bd; l0ie asked;
kettle jobbing at ll3@llic Bulk
Meats-Firmer; shoulders 6sc; clear RIB
held at &c spot; sold at 9tc buyer July;
slear held at st@9.c Bscon-ln bet
ter demand and stronger; shoulders Itc;
clear rib 9ic; clear l0tc. Whisky
Active and firm At 95c.
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employees aud lsborers OF the District
Government or Board Of Public Works,
the amount to be adjusted hereafter as
part OF the proper proportional sum 10
be paid by the United States towards
the expenses OF the District Govern.
ment.
The amendment was opposed by
Messrs. Cannon aud Fort OF Illinois.
and advocated by Mr.. Wilson, OF
Indiana.
Mr.. Randall offered as an additional
proviso that $4,000 of the amount
shall be used tor the payment Of work.
ing men under contractors, whose &C.
counts are not yet settled, and 10 be de-
Quoted lrom the amount due TO such
contractors
Mr.. Beck expressed his belief that
the money should be distributed to the
owners OF ships destroyed by the
Alabama, Florida and Shenandoah.
That the money was held by the gov
ernment as trustee and that the govern.
ment had no more right to keep the
money in the treasury than an execu-
tor, guardian or trustee had the right
10 pocket the money OF his ward. He
didn't believe any considerable portion
OF the House or country sympathized
with the views OF the gentleman from
Wisconsin, but he believed there Was 8
strong feeling that the undisputed
claims should be paid at once. The
discussion was continued some time
and the report was finally agreed TO as
it came from the committee.
Mr.. Rsndall's amendment was
agreed 10, aud the Senate amendment,
as amended, was concurred in; the
appropriation OF S25 600 for a building
for the Womeu's Christian Association
OF the District OF Columbia was con q.
Cured in. For like appropriation for
the Little Sisters of the Poor, the Com
mlttee on Appropriations recommended
nou.concurrence
Mr.. E. R. Hosr advocated the
amendment.
Mr.. Garfield, chairman Of the Com
mittee on Appropriations. stated the
grounds which the Committee recon-
mended the nop-coucurrence.
Mr.. Randall and Mr.. OBrieu spoke
IN favor OF the Senate amendment AT
the close OF the discussion the amend
ment was concurred in. Yeas lO3;
nays 43.
When the eighteenth amendment oi
the Senate was reached Mr.. Garfield
moved to nou.concur in the remaining
forty amendments OF the Senate in order
to have the bill sent to the conference
committee.
The motion was agreed to, and
Messrs. Garfield and Hale, Of Maine.
and Niblack were appointed q commit
tee OF conference.
Mr.. Dawes moved TO suspend the
rules and non-concur in all the amend :
ments OF the Senate 10 the bill 10 amend
the tariff and revenue laws, and 10 re-
fer them TO a committee OF conference
He avoHed himself In favor OF the
Sepste amendments, but at the sug-
gestion OF the members around him he
moved to non. concur.
After discussion Mr.. Dawes motion
was agreed to, and Messrs Dawes, Kell,
and Beck were appointed committee
of conference.
The House then took a recess til
$50 P. NJ.
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INDIANA.
Heavy storm.

Fort WAYNE, June 22-The south.
ern part Of this, Allen county was
visited BY q terrible storm OF wind and
,a;n Yesterday afternoon, which tore up
trees, rec demolished fences, barns, &c ;
besides totally destroying large num-
her of fields Of wheat. The rain was
accom- acc III panied bv the most terrific thun; ;
der and lightning. which is described
az the most violent ever known IN tGis 8
section of country. The loss cannot De
estimated at this writing, but prooaoly
viii be considerable. The effects OF the
storm were not felt in this city 10 any
extent. f ont.
The second Of a series OF ou'.
aoor crusade prayer meetings. under the
suspicies s Of the womsDG s.,S GDT1s',he m ,se
nubIIc square last evening aud was
LARGELY attended.
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MARSHALL COUNTY.
Letter from the Lower fnd-LoeaI
News and NeighbOrhood Items.
Nrnn,a ILNntNn w VA Inne III.

HUBS LANDING, w. VA. June II.
Edlors OF the Reg ster.
Some years ago used to write squlbs
Tor the REelsTRR over the cognomen OF
"Rey.' kinder died of or got into a
deep sleep. | wakened up the other
DAY and behold my name was changed
TO Peter Twist" Now if you please
| will give you a few items OF news
from the lower end of Marshall county.
Franklin and Meade districts are
strongly Democratic, and are each
rspdly improving in regard to educs-
ton, agriculture and the mechanic arts.
We have some as fine business houses
about the mouth OF Fish creek as yon
can lind outside OF the city of Wheel
ny, at which you can purchase any
hing q farmer wants.
HubUs Landing and the mouth OF
Fish Creek are points from which q
vast amount OF stock and produce In
general is shipped to Wheeling, Pitts-
bnrgh, Cincinssti, and even Baltimore.
Potato bugs are very plenty, very
hesIthy, and appear to enjoy themselves
remarkably well. All the fault l have
with the potato bugis thattbey will not
attend to their own business, but appear
to meddle themselves about peoples
potato patches. In politics, religion.
&c, they are freelovers, infdels and
radicals; and more than all they are a
real set of ''salary grabbers." With
lhl- TACT in view | can't vote for them.
think the lower end Of Marshall
county is as well adapted to the growth
o. o. the cereal crop as any place in West
Virginia, and Tor stock it cannot be
9Iuidone 1t is true our county is a
mule hilly, but will all yield someth-
InIns useful to the building up OF 8
county.
think with many others, that the
name OF ]. Hanson Good sounds al
nsht Tor Congress, Some think th'
Democrats cannot elect a man. l thinl
we can, A Radical Congress bal
Cheated US out OF Wilson. who was le'
ga'Iy elected. All we now have to do
% elect our man this fall, is to stant
shoulder to shoulder, and all pull to
getner
The weather is very dry with us, bu
We will have good crop Of wheat, ost
cannot help but be light aud corn ma,
's good. The fruit prospect is fair.
we have some pleasing prospects
ana that ls that Congress is soon goin
70 adjourn, which will save the peopl
VI " about five months pt legislation
ueaeTal Grant will 60 to his old board
;"s place for several months. Nov
N connection with all this, il Ber
nutler and the balance OF the "Rump
congress, would 60 to Europe on
pIeasure trip and take all the pota,
Jugs with them, we might be . happ
people for several months. So mote
e' PETER Twlsr.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June %. SP.M

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June -. SP.M
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, the Middle States
and the Lower Lake region, increasing
cloudipess and southeast 10 southwest
winds will prevail with continued warm
weather and stationary or falling
barometer. For the South Atlantic
Sta ties, partly cloudy weather and local
rains with light or gentle wlnds, high
temperature and con tinued high bar
ome,er. For the Gulf States, light
rains, east to south Winds. slight rise OF
temperature and slight changes In the
baron eter. For Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley, partly cloudy and decided
" warm weather, southeast to sonth.
west winds and stationary or falling
barometer. For the Upper Lake
region and the Northwest, partly cloudy
and very warm weather with south
east or southwest winds increasing IN
force, falling barometer and light rams
near Lake Superior and in Minnesota.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


New York Money nuo stocA m"rA'
New YORK, June 22-To-day has
been one OF the most important In
Wall street for weeks past. The sign.
ing OF the currency bill by the Presl-
dent changed the whole temper OF spec
ulstion from bear 10 bull, and the psss,
age OF the tariff bill by the Senate with
the brokers tax stricken out impaired
buoyaucy to dealings on the Stock EI-
change aud iu the Gold Room. such as
b az not been witnessed lor long Time
past.
MoxEY-Essy at 2@3 per cent. S'er-
ling prmer 4 S7i@4 sS Tor 60 days aud
4 90@4 90i for sight; prime mercsu-
tile paper l(96 per cent. Customs re-
cerpis $4Il, 900. The Assistant Treas
/ urer disbursed $2S. QUO.
GoLD-Frrmer; ranged at lllt@lll,
closing at Ill. Carrying rates lCa2
per cent loans fiat Clesrings s2o.'
100000.
STATE BoSDs-Quiet, except Tennes-
sees which were active. Railroad
bonds strong.
GovEkYMRNrs-Firm and advanced
sl,Itlv
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Baltimore MAJ kes.

BALTlNoRR. June 22.-FIour-Quiet
and lower; Howard street and western
.uperfne 81 2595 90; extra 5 $500 ~.
family ~ SOAR IS. wheat-Dull,
Ohio and Indians red 81 35@l IS;
western spring ! 30@l 81. Corn-Frrn;
new mixed western 79lc; old SIC. Oats
STEADY; western mixed 5StA59c; west
ern white G0@Glc. Rye-Duil At 900
CSC. Provisons-Quiet and uuchsng-
ed. Coiree-Excted and higher orii-
nary to prime Rio lS@2l!c. Butter
Firm. Whlsky-NemInsl At 9S(d.99
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New york Live stock Market.

New YORK, June 22.-Beeves-
Receipts 4.499 making 1000 for the
week, against $3.50 last week. Quail
ity scarcely fair on the average. but
about up to the average for this season.
Demand urgent and market active and
firm at full prices; ranging At ll@
lSc for native steers, aud collie for
lair TO good Texans fair droves OF ua.
tive steers, still fed and corn fed, geue>
rally averaged l0al0tc. Sheep and
Lsmbs-Receip,s 1000, making 1900
tor the week, sgsiust q. 800 last week.
Lambs slow at 6i@9!c; sheep firm
and in demsnd at 4a96ic. Swine
Receipts for two days $3.50. making
3l,4s0 tor the week. against S9.sO6
last week. None offered alive; dressed
in demand at 7sGSic.
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IOl,siO N Hskrs.

TOLEDO, June 22-Flonr-Qniet and
unchanged. Wh'at--D, msnd light
and holders firm. No. white Mich
igan 81 46, amber Michigan ! 81; July
32i; No > red ! 81; August 229;
No 3 rad -, Corn-Qaiet and
unchanged; high mixed 65c cash or
July; oslo August low mixed 4ic.
Oa,s-A shade higher; No. 54!c No.
. So: Michigan Sic
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New York Dry Gsods Market.

New YoRE, June 22 business with
the commission houses, jobbers aud
i'm porters was quiet to-day. The mar
ket Tor cstton goods wss quiet At un-
changed prices, except Uuca Nonparlsl
sheetipgs, which were closed out at l7lr
Anthony IL Hall have gone into llqu .
dstion and all their cotton accounts
sud Wells prints have been transferred
TO Lewis Brothers Il Co. Gsrners me-
dunn fancy prints are held al &c by
them
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IT j. suggested that little memoir
.oi,m from the President to Senator
r,<Es for instance, in relation to the
,biri term agitation would serve a good
,rrro.p in enabling postmasters and
;orsrpsl revenue officers and other clli-
7.D. who are to some extent dependent
mon the caprice OF the President, to
Know bow TO act. In the uncertainty
which now prevails as to the wish OF
The President, Federal office holders are
r.sble to 60 wrong and thereby expose
themselves TO sudden decapitation.
LONE. OF Nevada, will please come to
the front and cay what is Mr.. GRANTS
wsa The Federal officers stand ready
70 otey and only await the word OF
command.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

East LInERTY, June 22 -Cattle-Ar'
rivals. including Saturday and Sun.
dsy, 1877 cars lest 6 to 6sc; stockers
~ TO I 80. Hogs-ArrivsIs. including
Saturday and Sunday, 7li care; best
Philadelphias 6 ~ to 6 80; Workers
5 so to 5 95. Sheep-Arrivsls. includ-
ing Saturday and Sunday. 2ji car;
best 5 % to 8 so medium 4 7j 10 5 w,
common 3 10 4 g.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 22-Flour-
Qaiet sod firm; super6pe 50 5094 So
Psnnsylvspis, Ohio and Indiana ex-
ira family 6 75@7 so. Whest-Vry
dull; red 81 40al As; amber 50@
| 60; white / 40@l 62. Corn-Firm;
yellow 8Oc. 0ats-U Gchanged. Butter
Steady; choice western l8@20S fair
to good l4@l6c. Cheese-Firm; West
ern Reserve lS@l3tc; half skims s@
l2c. Eggs-Quiet western l6@l7c.
Provisions-Dull and lower. Peirole-
um-Refned l2ic, Whisky-sst9
99c.
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ST. LOUIS.
Murderer Lyuched.

ST.. Louis, June 22.ClaIk EvsG'' ;n
Greene county. Illinois, was iei, taSep
from the Jail in Carrolton at 2 o'clock *
yesterday morning by a large MOB OF
d;sonised men and hanged to Tree near
,he outskirts Of the town. None OF 'pe
i.ncbers were recognized.
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Tup Senate and the House are still
r..,reed "a 10 the rate OF postage to be
,,.c,ed from newspapers. The Senate
,,..sJ q bill proposing the prepay
.,.ot O, three cents per pound on news
n.n.r- transmitted through the mails /;
,bs House reduced it to one and one
srfcents, the rate originally proposed;
.,l now the Senate has disagreed to
hi. amendment and the matter is re-
..-r,i 10 a committee OF conference.
W. will probably receive to-day the
-..,It Of tinsl action upon the subject.
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SrocKs-The railroad and miccella-
neous speculation was active through
ont the day and for most part buoy
ant The dealings were unusually well
distributed. but in Lake Shore. Western
Union, Union Pacific. Pacific Mail,
Wabash, Northwestern. St Paul COM
mon and Erie the dealings were large.
the extreme advance WAS in The last
named. which rose from %: to BIZ,
partly in sympathy with an advance
10 London from 23i to 25i, but partly
bv the failure Of 8 small bear operator
VIII vas carried down by the advance.
The rise in the remainder OF the list
ranged from to 3! per cent. Towards
the close there WAS a reaction OF TO
II per cent, but the final desliDgs were
ch characterized by a firm tone. Ol the
ssles to-day G0,O00 shares were West
eru Union, 10000 Pacific Mail, 5000
Ne. York Central, 1900 Erie, So OOO
Lake Shore, $1,000 Union Pacific, H..
900 Northwestern 10000 Rock leland,
81, 900 St: Paul. 1900 Wabash and
c. 900 Ohio'e. The total sales Of the
day were over 100000 sharts
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rpE telegraph mentions bloody en-,
.,no,sr te,ween railroad hands about
tn.an miles from Parkersburg. We
..s,me that correspondents and the
'...l rrsss will soon furnish us fuller
,,orn,s As 10 the origin OF the diff
.,Iv
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sampson OIL.

This oil deriving its name from
s.mnsop, meaning strength) is one OF
tho heat If not the best remedy ohere1
t - The nublic for rheumatism, and all
pain, and it appears that no n,;o. mea,,;oe
M nas 80 e.Ia .IoE. a lime. msylS.
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SAruRArE a piece OF bread or msa

with gastric juice. and il wih dissoive
This il digestion. Add 10 such q mix
ture a little alcohol, and it will not dis.
solce. This is Indigestion. Beware,
then OF tinctures or tonics, or dscoc-
lions containing spirituous liquors
Shun all rum ",onics," and rely solely
on DR.. WALKER's VINEGAR BIrrgRs. the
finest digestive invigoran, known. and
Tree from The fiery cures Of alcohol.
NAV Dob
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ARKANSAS.
died.

LITTLE Rock. June 22-Gen. VIM
A. Crawford, late Of the B Baxter It. s,s1.' ss%y
s"a snI q bis home near Benton in Saline
comfy this morning.
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ryos our reports this morning the
Liabilities are that the weather to-
p, will be partly cloudy. with SOUTH
" ooutbwest winds and no decided
lame of temperature.
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Coronation Anniversary. :

The twepty-eighth anniversary OF the
coronation OF Pope Plus TX was cele.
brated last night at Exposition Hall.
Addresses were delivered IN French.
German and English. The following
dispatch was read:
40 the Catholic Militant Tnion:
"The Catholics OF New York greet
the Catholics of New Orleans on this
glorious anniversary OF the reign OF
Pope Plus TX" ...
Archbishop Perch sent the following
telegram:
"Cdrdinal AntonelLa, Rome:
"The Archbishop Of New Orleans and
his suffregan Bishops greet the Holy
Father with thanks to Almighty God
on the twenty-eighth anniversary o.
his coronation, aud humbly impIore
bis apostolic benediction."
The following reply was received
ROME, June 81.
"The Holy Father i. vIvidIy grattiec
at the telegram which you have sen
me, and be sends you from his hear
the b benediction requested.
TSigned.1 I CARDINAL ASrJSELLA.
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trley,tai,tt Market.

CLEVELAND, June ID 2-Wheat-Quisi:
No. red winter 81 "a, No. 2 10 80.
Corn-S,.sdy; high mixed TIC; low
mixed 7Oc. Oats-Unchsnged. Pc
troleum-Quiei; standard white lOc
hid: Oaio state test 10 lj0' BE.
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Pr,sbursh Petroleum Market.

PlrrsBURsH, June 22-Petroleum-
Crude very quiet at S5@e5c; refined
little demand, quoted July Philsdelphia
delivery at l2ic (. o. b. Pittsburgh 9.c.
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lt'hecline Ae9'stt1,

,,,D closed in New York yester-
l.y at llls.
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B Y TE.L'EG R:A:Ph.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

by the Western Union Line, office North.
west corner Of Main and 18th streets,
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NEW ORLEANS.
The BuIletin.

New ORLEANS, June 22-Notwith-
standing the attempt OF the officials to
smother the Bulletin it appeared this
afternoon as usual, and is caustic on
the Kellogg-Durrell usurpationists,
styling them INSCRIPTIONS individuals
now in power by the force OF Federal
bayonets. To the Republican news
paper the Bulletin returns thanks for
the courtesies which enable it to con-
tinue publication until it's new type can
he laid.
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Mr.. Garfield reported back the Senate
amendment to the sundry civil appro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-22

- b d. " ARkEhi
~ Rssl Estate Broker and AEsttoneer,
Federal Building, Corner 7th szd SITS northwest,
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PROPOSALS.
pBOPOsALs roe sTATToEEIT-


NASHiN6TuN, ID. q. October Il. lSTt. 4
irorosss tur farOiskiDE "a "a articles ~ Stsfaa.
tl1 rs MAJ be required for this Department aud thA
bNresus AID Offices thereof. during the balance u
the fiscal year ending June So ISIS, viii DE received
le1f. -
Each proposal must b. sigEed By the ind vidn.l or
hfm making Il, ana be accompanied D. = tfsfsc-
trrg BnAt alice that the bidder will execute on.
ifact WIN Food aud sufficient bpuds, al az hi1 4.
acc Etsd tor aDy OF al articles. bid Wil be con-
eadtteo WHOM such guarantee.
Al articles are sttpulsted 60 be of the very best
pUAily cHnn pies VII be re- gred iR all css-s Zach
sample q lie msFked With the name Of she bidder
sno zee price OEe price only vii De coasidercd To
oohueCtlcu Win any one item on the schedule. BIDS
formal. -
Bond With approved security, viii be required Of
ire psTtg Z whom the contract say part % may
lie AWARDED.
In fsilure 20 furnish Rpy article within a raNona-
be time after being ordered the TiC = reserved OF
purchasing IN open naTkp % declaring the ON
tract forfeited auo f greater price than the con-
trect price - paid Tor euch articles the difference
VIII be charged 70 the Contractor Bds will % COM
s1trtu on each stem separately. 6 hedules contain.
Ing biank forms Tor tddiuR, with items and
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will be furnished ON duplication.
CONTRACTS Hlll UHly be erdei established man
ufnctuFers 81 OF dealers iu the articles.
The Attorney General reserves tie FiEht 70 reject
any or al bios thst NAV De offered
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GkOhGE IL. WILLIAMS,
tCi@1 eN-W Attorney General