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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-22

Concerning certain funny dongs and say
inss in the Bankruptcy way, the Footlight
Eliminates thuswise, as follows
We understand that meeting of leading
business men was held day before yesterday
to take into consideration the matter of the
office of Assignee in Bankruptcy and the
functions thereof properly construed. This
must be regarded as an unusual proceeding
Certainly those who composed the meeting
must anticipate either bankruptcy among
themselves or an interest in the issue of other
bankruptcies. The event reminds us of a
very wild poem, now seldom seen, recounting
how a party of English officers once, in India,
during the prevalence of plague, from which
there seemed no escape, got together for
mutual consolation until their death-time
should come. The refrain runs, as near as
we can remember,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-22
FRANCE.

| crisis in France is to remain silent upon a
topic concerning which every well regulated
newspaper editors mind is intimately acquain-
ted The diplomacy of the subject-not to
express too much and yet enough to convey
respectful regard for the public curiosity
this is what restraints the all comprehensive
editorial pen. The first fact is that President
McNahon and his Cabinet have had q quarrel
The Cabinet represented the popular viii and
wish and sentiment in relation TO Papal poll
tics The popular apprehension i'll France is
that Jesuitical intrigues will shape the public
policy The Ultramontanes have got Pres
ident McMahon's ear There is much talk of
a comp d etat. They are always having such
political gymnastics in France There is talk
Of an armed revolution There will be none.
There is doubtless to be an election-a pie
biscite Louis Napoleon used to call it. The
opinion is expressed that the dispersed
Cabinet Will be sustained. Such a conclusion
is absurd They do their bulldosing in an
effective way in France. The Projects are
the returning boards. Marshal 1IcMahon has
dismissed all the old Prefects The new ones
VIII see tflat the popular voice SPEAKS out an
assent |" tle poIlcS u tlle l ieSp'eii'' MOI d.
all unlikely, there will be a new Empire ere
- ''e'' '''e 0o'''iel 'e''''i'' u ''''
is couchant then republics rise up and
io''iiS" ioi " 0il'l space mem ''i' Soi'''ei
e'''''7n' % '%''iP'ii' 'iio i,e'' -
S4uel0ie' III 'il iINeii'i''oo 'lIe 1i'lii',1!
spirit Is ABOUT |" assert l'S'lL, II So el'"er
an empire or commune. Inc RepubHc III
France is the period Of non combatantism.
That neriod is exhausted for the time
-zs.-
We see that an industrious representative of
+bo CIV, E.,,,lic,,, Cl,,,,;llo l,,, l-l,, ;,,+,,
viewing Don IhSerSol concerning MS views
upon Hayes and other phenomena. Bob says
he is in favor of giving Hayes's policy
chance This is maonanirnons Roh sno,I+ad
-, >.
Will great 'I9"r last S''iIIIlleI' S''l"llS uhoeI
the bloody SHIRT. He talked for Blame at
Cincinnati as earnestly as if the sun struck
Maine Garnet -ho,,,ar had mot Ike Cb.r,ho,.
i''''i III o''Il 'i'' ""' "i''ii "'
thought there was capital to be made by beng
soft with the rebels The Good Rutherford
NAV nIon+ and the cif+ad Rob ,,o,. u.a+or .
ou' sue" U'lii"sSIll7 Nd''''al organs ~ Inc
Newark N. d. Advertiser stump all the tenn
porisings and convenient equivocations of |
Mr. TnoorsoII and tho sobno1 ~ e,-,ec+a,,+s
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-22

New York, May 19.-Horace Carpenters
condition has materially improved since the
breaking of the abscess in his stomach and
hopes are now entertained of his recovery
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-22
Then stand to your glasses steady,
And drink while the moments fly
Here's health to the dead already,
And hurrah for the next to die

We are told that the direct cause of the
holding the meeting is the attitude which Mr.
Ricketts,, as a sort of multitudinous, semi
professional assignee, as it might be said ,
holds in some respects toward our business
men. He is believed to have sharp eye for
trade-retail trade, upon the plan of quick
sales ard small-profts At any rate he has
departed from the usual course pursued by
persons having functions to perform similar
to his own, and it cannot be denied that he
has engendered thereby the displeasure of
mpingsd in way not % aItogather fair S Th as
common course pursued in respect of the
property of bankrupt is to sell it to the
highest bidder, without opening up a variety
store for the disposition by slow degrees of
heterogeneous accommodations of sundries, the
flag end, as it were, of commercial collapses
We fear that Mr.. Ricketts, is laying himself
exposed to well-grounded criticism in this
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-23

the chair to wal: upon V. Dickinson, Pre-
sldent OF tile late School Board, withavic
to get from hum u list OF all the property
belonging to the School Board and in case
said list is not furnished and the property
turned ovcr to the Committee herein APP
pointed, on or before the mex meeting of
this Board, then the Parish Attorney is
hereby requested to take the necessary
steps against sud Dickerson and to prose
cute him according to law in section 80 OF
act no. % Of the General Assembly approv-
cd March Goth, 1877.
The President appointed DIR. o. Gaudet
and A. w. Thompson It's members OF said
committee. The same gentlemen were also
appointed as Il committee to locate W
schools in the Sth. ward.
On motion the Board adjourned to meet
at the Comt House Oh Saturday, June Both.
lS77. IL! 10 o'clock \. NJ.
j. l.. GAlDET.
SECRETARY, J. GENTH,
President.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-23

Resolved, by the Police Jury of st. James,
that the following Tableau of ApproAima-
te Expenses for the Parish of St. James,
for the year 1877 he and the same is here
by adopted; and that the same be- publish
ell for thirty days according to law:
Estimate of Expenditures for the Parish
Of st. James for the year 1877.
1stt For redemption of one tenth
of Court House Bonds, issued
i'll accordance with Act No. &
of 1869, and intcrpstsdut there
on for the year 1873, I mills 476S 90
2nd. For support Of Public Schls
l l4co 10
3rtl. For repairs to Court House
and Jail, current year...... $50 90
4th. For Fax Collectors Colnmis-
sion OH Parish Tax.......---- 800 90
5th. For tcet.3f Sheriff, l%if;tilite-
nance of rssorers.-.. 500 90
9th. For fee: Of Sheriff in Grimm
18th. For fees Clerk OF Court, cir
milal 4uU w
9Th. For fees Of Coroners and
Coroner's Jurors 2W w
9th. For fees OF District Attorney
and Parish Attorneys convie-
JUV w
10th. For fees Of Justices of the
Peace, criminal cases.----.-. 400 90
It'll. For fees Of o1stables-Cri-
mlhale :lSeS.---.. 4UO w
18th. For Jurors and witnesses,
criminal cases, District ami
Parish Court. --.--.-..--.- 800 90
18th. For Sheriff as keeper Of
" Court House and Jail------- 100 90
18th, For salary of members Of
Police Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
18th. For salary of Paris Treasu-
Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
10Th. For salary of Secretary of
Police Jury. $50 90
18th. For salary of Parish Attor-
Observation-Disclosures. 800 90
18th. For official Printins.... $50 %
18th. For pro-ratH of Parish, III
the salary of Parish Assessor
Act No. 96 of 1S77...-...- 446 90
Goth: Contingent fund-.-..... 1416 90
Total $14 s67 81
Equal to ten mills on assessed value Of
property III the Parish, amounting to
81, 4a6,751, 90.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-23
notice.
/. Gl.\TII,
President,

l;y virtue of an ordinance of the Police
Jury under date Of the 9th of june l-.7,
| will sell at Public Auction, on Monday
the 9th. Of july, 1S77, AT the Court Hon>"
of this Parish, at II o'clock A. NJ. the UNI
expired term Of the lease of the Court
House Ferry, which term expires on the
9th. of December lS77. The purchaser to
assume the obligations imposed by law
and the conditions of sale of ferries Of st.
James Parish, made oil the 9th. of Nov.
1876. Price of adjudication cash in L. S.
Currency.
\. l.. BOURGEOIS,
President of the Police jury.
st. James, June 2lst, 1877.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-23

This will be good news to the bus
mess community.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
MONEY-OltDER SYSTEM.
Washington, u. e.. Junc 12h., 1871.
SlK Your letter OF the 18th. instant, has
been received, in which YOU state that, the
business men, receiving their mail at your
office, ''havc recently expressed themselves
favorable t." making this Il Monty-Orlcr
Office" and you ask to lie furnished with
the necessary information in regard to this
matter.
In reply, l have to inform You that the
name of Convent, st. James Co, La. has
been placed on, the list Of offices at hich
it is intended to put the Moncy-Ordcr Sys-
TEN i'll operation on the LIST. of Oct, 1S77.
am, respectfully, &c.
c. +. MACDONALD.
superintendent.
GEO. T.. BoVEE, ESQ,
Postmaster at Convent, La. (.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-23

The latest census OF the result Of
the Temperance movement in Texas
shows that out of sixty. four counties
thirty-tlve voted for the ''local
option or Temperance law, aud only
twenty-nine against 1t. III Il State
usuafH reported SO lawless in the
Northern papers as Texas. this is
certainly wonderful showing. Loui-
Nll4sa seems anxious to make Il SINH
lar showing. A Temperance move
ment is now going Oh through this
State-don't lie alarmed, itJlasshown
no tendency toward New Orleans
that is unprecedented and seems
utterly out Of character with the
habits, or rather hereputedhabits of
Louisiana. 1t was only q few months
ago that Catahoula and Came
ron parishes adopted by a popular
vote just such a local option law as
is now in force in most Of the Texas
parishes. Within the past month
numerous temperance societies have
been organized in Franklin, More
house, Lincoln, Union, Iberia, st.
Mary, etc.
Nor is this revival the somewhat
tame and quiet thing some of our
city people might think. In More
house the temperance people have
secured hundreds of converts, a.
mong whom are all the parish Off
GERS. In Lincoln they have become.
so aggressive aud pushing that the
Sentinel warns them to be "tcmpcr-
ate" in their anger as we'll as in their
drinks. In West Baton Rouge and
Iberville they have closed the bar
rooms OH Sunday. In New Iberia
they have succeeded in closing up
several barrooms tor lack OF bus
Ianess, and are nov building q large
two-story temperance hall, which,
when completed, will serve them as
a rallying place whence they can
make excursions and sallies on the
remaining 5arrooms; and in C2iiipton,
East Feliciana, only last week, a
vote was taken on the question Of
license or no license in which, al
though "license" triumphed, the
latter received a formidable and res:
pectable vote.
The majority of the country
papers seem to give this cause
their earnest support, and what
with this and the assistance
Of the different religions sects, there
seems great probability that the tenn
perance people will Triumph in not a
few Of the parishes of this State. It
Gems strange that this cause, which
is undoubtedly an outgrowth Of
puritanism, should have taken root
in a State like Louisiana. There is
little likelihood, however, that it
will take the form it has taken in
Massachusetts and the West-a
crusade. Ifit accomplishes anything
in Louisiana, it will do it in a quiet,
orderly and peaceful manner,
without any bnlld0zing even Of
drunkards.-N. o. Democrat.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-23
va e.

Resolved by the Police jury OF st. James,
that all claims against the Parish of st.
James for debts contracted previous to the
year 1877 must he presented to some mem
Der of the Committee on claims, br to the
Parish Attorney o, or before the 18th: day
of July 1877. and that pi.blic notice OF this
Resolution DC given in the official journal
during thirty days.
A. l.. BOURGEOIS,
EMIL. J. iA,cur, P-%.sSse'>'e":j"ry.
S.cty. Police Jr"~n
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-23
Special Notice to Merchants:

Special Notice TO Merchants.
TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Parish Of st. Jailcs- May ", 1-77. !
The Merchants Of this 1,aris,, are hereby
notified to call st M office f"r the pay
mcnt of their STATE LICENSES, within
one week from date under penalty of be-
ing proceeded with according to law.
=. &: MIRE.
State and Parish Tax Collector.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-23
PUBLIC NOTICE.

The Taxpayers of st. James Parish are
hereby notified that the assessment of all
taxable property in the Parish will lc be-
gun on Monday next, the 2Sth of May, i'll
the LIST ward.
Tax Payers are rctiucstM to prepare a
of their property, as we'll as a
list of children of both srN.S un'l OF both
colors, between the ages OF 6 and II years,
living on their premises.
JULES DORNiER.
ST. .Ja,nps. Nav %. 1871, Assessor.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-23

1The Postmaster at Convent
\. Q. has been notified that the
Money Order System will be put in
operation at that Office Oh the LIST.
Of October next.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-23
SATURDAY. JUNE 23s 1879.
Directory.
Fourth Judicial District.

comprising the. Parishes of Ascension,
St. James, st. John the Baptist and st.
Charles.
District Morris Marks,
District Attorney....---.F i. Earhart.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-23

Official OTrnaI-------LE LOCIs1ANAIs,
POLICE JURY.
President, A. l.. Bourgeois;
Secretary, Emile J. Laichc:
Members, J. A. Druilllet. J. i. Ferdinand,
Felicien Wasuespack, Desire Leblanc, ia
mes Davis. Alfred Mirt. Henry johnson.
Thomas Mooney, Richard A. Harrison.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-23

SCHOOL BOARD.
President, J. Gentil;
Secretary, }. Louis Gaudet;
Members, DIR. Q. GarIet. j. n. Thiho-
de.nx, d. I. Bourgeois, 7. Nnna Martin,
Tlelesphorc Dugas, A. W. Thompson, John
DickersOn.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-23
To the Tax-Paycr's
OF THE
Parish.Of st. James.

The Taxpayers and Merchants Of the
Parish OF st. James are hereby notified to
call at my office at the Court Huuse,t t. pay
their Taxes aud Licenses.
Office opel from 8 \. NJ. 1"3P. NJ.
+. {. MlRE., Tax Collector.
St. James Parish, May 2nd.. III.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-23
Special Notice.

All delinquent TaN-Paye:s owing the
Special Rathhonr Tax, will call ut my Off
c.. and pay the sam" within Ten days from
the date of this notice o: else proceeded
against as the law directs.
Z. G.. MlPE.
Tax Collector:
Parish of st. James, June 9th, 1e77.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-23
f. r. PoCHE
Attorney and Counsellor at Law:

OrFIcE:-At his residence, near the
Courthouse, Parish Of ST.. James: Con-
vent L. q.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-23
X GAUDET Sc SON
Attorneys at Law and Notary Public.

VIII practice in the Conrts of the Fourth
Judicial District and Supreme Court, and
attend to ~notarial business in the Parish
of st. James.
oftss:-taristi dfSt. James, Right Bank,
at Mr. /, Billions Store. oppos,t- the Court,
House, and at their residence, five miles
above the old Court House:
Will be at their Billion office on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday Of each week. Iii.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-23
II bIic "OtiCe 4.

I'll" Tas-Pnycrs OF the Parish of IT: Ja-
mes are hereby notified that for their CON
v.nirncr, the undersigned, Assessor in and
for said Parish, will tc at his office on
widow j. +. Boucry's Plantation, left bank
of the River, every Saturday from . "c.
\. NJ. to ) l.. NJ. for the purpose of assess
ing the property of I'LL taN-paNcrs, e>pr-
cillly sucl, rs We're absent from home,
when he called on them aus the law requires.
j. DORNIER, Assessor.
st. James Parish, June 9th, 1S77.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-23
Seventh Senatorial District.

comprising the Parishes of Ascension
and st. James.
State Senator. --l1"rit Landry.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-23
3F-V. t. I1JN FL. 4St{.,
Postmaster ut Convent, La. !.

In the course OF Il recent lecture
in Paris, regarding the Isl Of birds,
an estimate was formed OF the dam
age to crops by the robbery OF a
nest containing five eggs. During
The first month each young bird
eats an average OF about t~itty-eight
flies or other insects in a day. The
aggregate, multiplied by thirty, for
one month, makes 1880 insects to
every nest. Every insect eats daily
from blossoms and leaves an amount
equaling it's weight until it reaches
maturity. 1t was calculated that in
thirty days each insect would dam
age thirty blossoms, and thereby
destroy thirty fruits, and that 900
insects would kill 225,OOO fruits.
There are but two fine things
in the world, says Malherbe, wo-
men and roses. Leasing exclaims:
Woman is the masterpiece OF the
universe. Bourbon says: The pearl
is the image ofpurity, but woman is
purer than the pearl. Thackery
writes: \ good woman is the love
Hest flower that blooms under hea-
ven. Balzac says: Even the errors
of woman spring from her faith in
the GOOD. Coltarie declares: All the
req hing of men + not worth one
sentiment of woman. Lamartine
erts that women have more heart
Imagination than men. Otway ex-
claims: Oh, women! lovely women!
Nature made thee to temper men.
We had been brutes without you.
To which Mark Twain adds: But
for YOU we should be nothing, for We
should not be here.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-10-20
Absurd.

Some newspaper men in this State don't
even know how TO name their papers. A
country newspaper should always bear
the name Of the town in which it Is pub
lished. Suppose We Zip an item which
says John Jones of this county raised o
potato ~eighipg twenty-five pounds, and
credit 10 the Inland Tribune, the Arkan-
sas Valley Democrat, CT some other half
starved sheet, claiming to be great SEC
tional newspaper. Who would know
whether that potato was raised in Kansas,
Colorado or Arkansasf II you are
ashamed of your town and want people to
think you publish your paper out under a
tree, well, yon mad better not publish any
at all. We propose to change the name of
the Inland" Tribune to the Great Bend
Tribune, and the Arkansas Valley Dem
ocrat" to the Great Bend" Democrat.
Our readers will then know what locality
they try to represent in their feeble
way" if We should happen to be 80 scarce
of news as to be compelled to clip from
them.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-10-20
Excurslonists

The city was visited last week by five
prominent citizens Of the State Of Penn
sylyania, who were looking at the coun-
try along the line of The A. T. Il S. F..
with view to locating a large number OF
emiRrants next season. Their names arc
II. L. Cowgirl. Of Philadelphia; 7. w.
Ludwig. of DouglassviIle: L. z. Griese-
mer. of Obey; Judge Rslston. Of Phoenix
vile. and Davis Hendrix. of Rsddinz.
They represent emigranis from five coun-
ties, namely: Berks. Chester. Lebanon,
and Philadelphia county and city. They
liked the looks OF this country very much
MIR. LEdwig especially. Mr. l.. saws
that Dodge Civ has very hard name in
the east. and that Boot Hill,n our grave
yard, is considered almost AZ great curl
osity as the grave of Shakespeare. Mr.. L..
selected some small pebbles fvom BOOT
Ill., aud will carry them home and put
them in vase and place the vase on his
parlor center table. rs constant remind
er of the renowned graveyard OF the far
west. Mr.. Ludwig says he likes the peo-
pie here very much, and we are sure We
all formed very favorable opinion of
him.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-10-20
To Farmers.

Ne can furnish the Dodge City Times
and Kansas Farmer one year for S.. The
Farme- is the only Agricultural and Fam
lily Journal within radius of 800 miles,
now in its 18th year, prosperous and
growing paper, indispensable for citizens
IN the State, and for those living out OF
the State who want truthful and reliable
information of Kansas, its laws. its peo-
pie, its resource, its climate and its pro-
ducts, it is altogether the best paper for
them TO secure.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-10-20
Hon. S. A. Riggs.

The nomination of Hon. \. A. Riggs for
the position Of Chief Justice Is one that
gives strength to the ticket wherever Dir.
Riggs ls known. He Is a prominent lawyer
VINO has been Identified with the history
of Kansas from its very early times. lie
is distinguished for his rare culture and
hOlaIship; his maraed legal ABILITY: his
clearpess and force as s. eaker: white
his name is synonym for integrity. All
who are well acquainted with Mr.. Riggs
nc once recognize and speak of the fitness
Of bis nomination 10 the position of Chief
Justice. his characteristics being just
those needed for this high aud important
office.
The platform adopted by the convention
is IN the main good one. Their princi-
pal idea. to-wit: A currency sufficient in
amount to meet the wants of the country,
based on the credit Of tine nation, must
lie at the foundation of any policy that
will bring relief and restore prosperity TO
the country. And wish such standard
bearers rs Mr.. Riggs the Greenback party
will cut no inconsiderable figure in the
political contest this fall.-Lawrence Tri
bune.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-10-20
A Commissioner Nominated in Dis
trict No. 1.

OFFERLE, KANs.. Oct. Is. 1877.
Pursuant to a call the voters of the LIST
Commissioner District met at school house
No. TO select candidate for County
Commissioner. J. S. Hawkins called the
meeting to order.
On motion of J. W. Sidlow Lester
Marks was chosen Chairman and j. 8.
Hawkins Secretary.
On MOTION Of J. w. Sidlow the meeting
took an informal ballot for candidates for
nominations. The candidates we're Geo.
W. Hathaway, John W. Sidiow and james
G. Jones.
The ballot being taken for the candi-
dates. stood: Hathaway s. Sidlow 8, W.
C. Seward 1. J. C. Jones was dropped.
Discussion arose as to the expediency Of
our nominating candidates for other eoun-
ty officers.
On motion there Yves . committee Of
three appointed to confer with tho leading
citizens as 10 the best means of selecting
Candidates for county Offices. The COM
miitee consists of Geo. W. Hathaway.
John W. Sidlow and W. C. Seward.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
LESTER MARKS. Chairman.
JOHN S. HAWKINS. Secretary.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-10-20
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF

olce Chief q. s., Department OF the Missouri,
FoEI LEAvESwoRTH, KS, Oct. Is, ISL.
CEALED PROPOSALS in triplicate, will be
- received at this Office, and at the Office OF
the Acting Comniissaries at the posts named be-
low, until Il O'Clock, NJ, Thursday, November
Is, ls77. fer furnishing the Fresh Beef required
by the Subsistence Department, U. S. A., Tor
the six months, commencing January i, ISIS,
NJ each of the following posts, VIZ:
Forts Riley and Dodge, Kansas.
Forts Gibson and Reno. Indian Ter
Separate bids are also invited for furnishing
for the same period, choice cuts for officers use
and also for furnishing such beef cattle on the
hoof as may be required 1t each post for the use
Of troops in the Held or on the march.
Bidders mnst understand that the contracts
made under this advertisement shall not be con-
strued to involve the United States in sny obli-
CATION for payment in excess of the appropria-
ton granted by Congress for the purpose.
Each bid must contain n guarantee, signed by
two responsible parties, that in case the bid is
accepted, the contract viii be entered int with
good and sufficient bonds within ten days amer 1t
Is awarded.
information as TO conditions, quality Of beef,
pay ments, &c, can be obtained upon applica-
lion to the undersigned, or to the A c, S. at
either of the posts named.
j. II. GILMAN, Captain and c. C.. S.,
2s-4w Chief G. 8. Department Of the Mo.