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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-08-21

A gentleman Of Cincinnati, who has
recently returned from Western tour as
far as Lcadville, Colorado, has written a
letter to the Advocate giving some in.
teresting political news On his trip, Of
about two mouths duration, be failed to
see or hear of a Democrat who would not
support the Democratic nominees, and from
the lips Of many Republicans he learned
that they would vote for Hancock and
English. His letter will appear in the
ADVOCATE next week.
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In The cireuit Court for Carroll county.
Abraham Sianshury ct ais, vs.. Henry e
dorsueh aud Mary Jane Gorsuch, ct ais.
nRDEhED this 10th day Of August. A. u.
~ 1850, that the sale Of the real estate
made and reported in the above entitled
eause ny Joshua q. Bosey, trustee, appointed
" 1'e ueeree passed ~ this cause, To sell the
real estate therein decrced 10 i. said H.
inally ratified and confirmed. unless canss
TO the contrary be shown on or before tbe .s1l
day OF September next; provided a conv N
this order be inserted in some newsis,e,
published in Carroll county, Maryland. opee
a week Tor three successive weeks previous q
the 10th day Of September next.
lhe report states the amount OF sale IA he
sos %. FRANK T. SHAW, CLERK.
True eopy,-fest:
aug 2l'at fRASw r. snAw, Clerk.
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NO. 1914 EQUITY.


Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
VIM. 4. Maulsby and others, Trustees, Va.
Adam Shower and wife.
TfHE above order nj 81 not having been
n published according to is terms. IL (,
therefore ordered this 18Th day Of August, A.
u. 1850, that the sale of the real estate made
by William 7. Maulsby, John T.. smith,
Charles u. Roberts, Henry T.. Beltz and
james A. G. Bond, trustees OF Adam Shower.
and reported in the Sd report of said trustees
IN this cause, be finally ratified and confirmed
unless cause 70 the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 10th day Of September mex /,
provided a copy Of this order be published h
some newspaper printed at Westminster once
a week tor three successive weeks prior 10 the
18th day Of September next.
The report states the amount Of sale 70 be
S'2p~. WIN. y. aiYDEN,
Judge Of the Circut Cont.
True Copy, -Tcsi;
aug2l'1 Franc 7. SHAw, CLERK.
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On Monday, at Agnew Station, near Pitts.
burg, Pa, Mrs. Rivers shouted TO an unknown
man who was 10 her yard stealing grapes.
He ran towards the Ohio river, pursued ~ a
large dog and gang Of railroad men, and.
driven 70 desperation, plunged in. His cloth.
ing was too heavy 10 enable him to swim
ACROSS, and he turned back, but bis hearsIess
puFsnera prevented him from landing By siou
ing him, until, completely exhausted, be sank.
Residents on the other side saw the affair and
sent aki6 10 The rescue, but it was 20 late.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-08-21

Gen. A. t. K. Torbert, of Delaware,
was elected an officer Of the Hancock vet.
Grams, and from this it was announced that
he was Hancock supporter. Recently
Gen. Torbert wrote to the N. Y. Times
tha&his election was without his know.
ledge, and however much he may like
Gen. Hancock personally, he is not Of his
party. He pronounced no eulogy on Gar
field, however.
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prlmarY MeeLIng. Attention Democrats.

The Democratic voters Of Carroll county
are hereby requested TO assemble in their re-
spective election districts, at the usual places
OF meeting, between the hours Of 3 and 7, p.
M, on SATURDAY, AUGUST rs, 1880, for the
purpose Of selecting Five Delegates from each
district to a County Convention TO be held in
Westminster, on MoSpAy, SErrEMRER 9Th
next, which convention is to elect Five Dele.
gates 10 the Second Congressional District
Convention, to be held ia Westminster, Sep
tembers 4, for the purpose Of nominating q
candidate for Congress-
by order
RICHARD MANNING, Chairman
County Central Committee.
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Samuel swopc aud Charles T. Reifsnider.
Trustees, vs.. George a. Fliekinger and
Wife, and George W. Reifsnider.
nRDERED this 10Th day Of August. A. ID
~ 1880, that the accounts a, b, 6, and 4 ~
the Auditor hled in this canse be finally rail-.
fed and confirmed unless cause to the con
trary thereof be shown on or before the ON
day Of September next; Provided a copy al
tins order be inserted ioriwo successive weeks
before the last named day ia some newspancr
Published IN Carroll county.
FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy--Iest:
aag 2l2t FRASK I. Shaw, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

A LLPersons who know themselves indebl.
"a ed 10 the undersigned ~ nois a. Phos.
phate sold to them by Geo. II U,,Il iewis
sh'pley aud James II. Mcowa,. are hereby
nolihed that the same have been leil M Inc
Union National Bank Of Westminster for the
convenience Of payment.
I. II. Eekenrod e,
aug lf.aws
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SPRINGFIELD INSTITUTE.

TIIIs Boarding and Day school, conducted
a by the Misses Beach, will r.. open on
Monday, Nefiemher on, Situation high and
healthy. Terms moderate. A few moro
boarders can be accommodated. For fan
particulars apply to
REV. cHAS. BEACH, Principal,
aug 2l.Jt sykesvilIe, Nd.
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MISS M. v. MANNING

WILL re open her School Non,iav. S,,,.
w tesbsr q. Terms from 50 to SO ~,
session Of Twenty Weeks. ~ Fuel darn,
Winter Session. Bar Pupils arr charged
from date Of Entrance; but no deduction N
forwards for absence. except ia case Of uro
tractod Sickness aug u sit
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PnrriArIoS OF THE EASTERN SHoRE,-Bv
the new census each county has population

This viii give total population TO the East.
ern Shore Of Maryland OF l76,yT2 The non.
ulation Of Delaware is Ia, 700, and the popu,
laiion Of The peninsula, leaving out the two
virginia counties, is 500, 0T2, enough 10
make very respectable State.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-08-21

nR Young Ladies and little Children,
honaav, the aOm Of September.
aug I4.6t
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Farm !
IN MYERS DISTRICT, CARROLL Co, NO.

Di virtue Of decree OF the Ciruuit Com,
ID for Carroll county, sitting as rourt M
Equity passed 10 cause No. 1874. wherein
jacob koontE aud wife, ct ais. are lhr com
plainhuis, and Mary NJ. Myers, ct ais. arc ,bs
defendants, the subscriber as Trustee. I'M
oder at public sale, on the premises, on
We,iacsiag, Sth daVeC S,piehibsr. 4. y. 1850
At O'Clock, p. M, all that valuable farm Il,
uatc on the Stone road, ia Silver Run VALLEY
IN Carroll county, adjoining The laads Il
Joseph iiutrreF, James TroNcll and William
". Maus, containing
q @ "A Q r e s
Roods aud Square petchcs OF land. mum.
or less, and Improved vilh "A
good iwo story a ~
FRAME DIV BILLING, Mas.k
a good SwitLef Barn With Corn "a = = -
Crib and Wagon Shed attached, Hog H1ase.
Carriage House, Spring House. &c me
buildiUgs arc IN excellent condition. The
farm is well watercd and under good fencing.
the land Is 10 good condition Thrrc Is a
lime stone quarry upon the place and also
young orchard Of choice fruit
IL A the same time aud place ihu Nv.
- dcuiFBed viii sell two excellent r1ol
T. lots, distant from the above farm nbosi
one mile.
Lot No !. contains ACRES aud %
SQUARE PERCiiES OF LAND more W
less.
Lot No. ., contains Q ACRES. There 10 q
road reserved Ia each Of said lots.
Terms Of Sale -One.thirl part of he
purchase money TO BE- paid ia cash on jsy u
sale or upon ratification thereof by The Cont.
the balance 20 he RAID in equal iosfalnt..r.t. "a
one aud Two years from tho day Of sale. u,th
OF Trustee. JACOB KOONTX, Trustee.
CnRlW y. RouEgrs. Solicitor,
aug li.ls John 4. niIrnhaagb. Aurt.
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The constitutional provisions aboye ,ac,.
red 10 are as follows N'''
SRc. =. No person above the age of twen,..
one years, convicted Of larceney, or other ~.
famous CRIME, unless pardoned by the f,ov.
ernor, shall ever thereafter be entitled n vo,a
AZ any election in this State, and no person
under guardianship, as lunatic, or a n ~"
vote. ~ s"s''eu 10
sEc; y II any person shall give. or oiyer n
giyei directly or indirectly, any br,be. nrss'
ent Or reward, or any promise. or auy Zen.
rty for the payment or The deliver, ~
OF any other thing to induce any voter "a ~
Train from casting his vote, or 10 preyen, M,
~ any way from voting, or 10 procnre q W.,
Tor any candidate, or person nrons.ed ~, ~
voted Tor, as Eleclor Of President and V;sa
President OF the United States. ar Ren,esa,,.
iatlye ~ Congress, or for any offer III 49,,
or lrnsl, created b. the Constitute. =, c ~
o ihiA state, or BY the ordinance a. antbnr'
ny Of the Mayor aud City Council az ham.
more, The person giving, or offering 10 o;ys
hhd me person receiving the same. ami -,
Person who gives, or causes TO e. eiren y,
Illegal vote, knosing Il to be sDeh ~ a..
election heIea'ier held ia this Stn,e, sbaIi -,
conviction 10 q Court Of Raw. II aA5;,;a.. y.
,he penalties now, o. hereafter to be-. imnosed
" law, BE- forever disqualified 10 hola Am
olhcc OF profit or trust, o. to vote 4. anv 49,,
ton thereafter. ~ wv
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LIST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

EISH OF ONNI9AIMED NATTEIt
REMAlNlNG in the Post Oilice, at West
III minister, Nd, August IA, 1880.
Bansssny, Miss Ella Miller, Henry A.
Briggs, Rev. YIN. b. Prince, John
Bankard, Mrs. II. Smith, Mrs. A. p. NJ.
Ganik, Capt. 9. j. Sier, Mrs. Sarah
Earung, Grove Thompson, J. J. +.
rr'zeli, a. W. Thomas, james
Little, George G.. Taylor. WIN. n
Lee, Robert Il.
Persons calling for matter in the above list
will say il wasadvertised
aug Y a. H. HUBER, P. N.
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WESTERN MD. COLLEGE
For Students Of Roth Seres.

TWENTY SEVENTH SESSION begins
SEPTEMBER eth, 1850. Healthy location,
,us1oto,gga instruction, and Reasonable charges.
Tor Catalogue, address
j. I. WARD, ID. b., President.
avg ~ u Westminster, Nd
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Was Grant in tho Whisky Ring2

Ia John McDouads book on the whisky frauds
appears letter 70 "a SECRETARY lifisi1W. ~ H. afer
RECALLING variety Of circumstance connected with
his Intercourse with hfistuw Mcdonald says
Ihoruiufc | call upon you ia the name % that
fagmCntary portion Of The people whose conception
uf rfimc u that u may he VetpCtrHttd by the gtcai
stoimen and especially In Response 70 that patriotic
demand that the guilt pf every man. however high
ga power who shared the benefits " the illicit ghisky
frauds be made public and oNct your signature
speak whether have reported you right Not alone
this but here disclose that Ailtr your COM cratlun
with the President and uyscl on thc ri day 1T
April ls5i you tecamr convinced thatthc President
was cOguifant of the iNyenuc frauds being psrr'
ticd Ia nay district and that subsequent facts con
huncd your opinion that President Grant was a %
lent member uf the whisky Ring that he uss,i his
influence ~ prevent DISCLOSURES and 10 defeat the
prosecution Of member, OF that ring that in all his
acts hc impeded your efforts o. cuHYist habcuck
Aycr. Mckee luyc, Aud mysrlc that he sudcaNaf
ed ~ have you suppress aud destroy evidence, and
iu all tlatier connected With prosecution Of The
whisky cases Ia 1910 BE- was your ramy because Ut
your efforts 10 secure convictions Have perverted
Nuur Language % sccuuu more favorable shoR ing
iuy mysel1 DID tg toprcludico yuu against irtsi.
ting irum The President which uscluent Interview
convinced you hu did not USE Aud lastly. have
you ever discovered thai anythiag { ever did was
intended TO deceive you rs tn President Grant,
wishes or inienti3nf by Uplylug frankly Co this
letter uuspariug ui The feelings Ut all concerned,
with no other purpose than ~ teli the whole truth
you Will confer au absolute blessing upon the Amer.
lean pcope and will receive py especial gratitude
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There was a speck of autumn in The air
early Monday morning. In Delaware county,
n. y, there was heavy whiie frost aud sheet
ice, the temperature at @ A. NJ was 35degrees,
and the growing crops we're somewhat dam.
aged. There was frost also IN the interior OF
several ofthe Hudson river counties and other
poiats ia New York, the mercury ranging
from 30 10 80 degrees, Many Of the Caiskill
Mountain boarding houses had fires Tor ihc
comfort Of their guests. Much tender ycgcta.
tons was killed aud corn and huckSheat wers
injured stage driver reports that light
SNOW fell ia Storey Glove, Ulster county, n.
T., Sunday night.
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Democratic Ticket
FOR PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD S. HANCOCK,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM Fl. ENGLISH,
or INDIANA.
E1RcroRAL rIoKEr

ELECTORAL TICKET
roR THE STATE At LARGE:
1. NEvETT STEELE,
1T. c. HOPKINS.
FOR THE CONGRESSIONAL. DISTRICTS;
|. LEVIN J. WATERS,
2. PATRICK WALKER,
Is 3. JOHN r. McNULTY,
A.. WILLIAM II. WELSH,
3. RICHARD W. W. BOWIE,
g. WILLIAM r. PRICE.
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All male citizens, without Distinction q
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JOHN SrONESlFER.
II. OLIVER SrONEsiFRR. Agent.
JOIN :, piFrESHiuGn, Auctioneer.
ang LIZ
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LATEST sY MAIL

Galveston, April 18-A News special
from Calvert says Bill Walker, colored. was
hanged to-day for the murder in 1876 of
Monroe. =
Providence. B. l., April 16,-Eli.ha
Mowry, democrat vas to-day elected state
senator on the second trial. No choice for
third representative.
San Francisco, April 16-A Tucson, Ari-
zons, dispatch SAYS M.j. Mclean had over
taken Vic,oria's band of Apaches and was
driving them south.
Providence, r. H. April 16-Ladd & Davis
extensive dry goods dealers, have made an
assignment becau.e of unfortunate outside
speculations, in which the senior member Of
the frm waa engaged.
:Charleaton. g. q. April 16-Wm. s. 2ates
was executed at Barnwell, this state, to-day,
for the murder of Stephen w. Bush at a
dance last Christmas eve. His neck was
broken BY the fall aud he died without a
struggle. The execution WAS private.
T. Springfield, ILL.,. April l6.-The north.
western branch of the Women's Foreign
Missionary society concluded it's ANIMAL
meeting 10 day and will meet at Ann Arbor,
Mich, next year, Additional officers have
besn elected.
Troy, N. Y, April l6-The strikers offer
to return TO work If the union be respected
The owners answer that ii the union is fol
the support Of sick members they may re-
turn. but if to coerce pro trietors then the
question must be settled nov and forever.
New York, April l6-The large furniture
manufactory Of Martin Warn, at Williams
burg, took FIRE this evening The wind wa,
Slowing strongly at the time and the 6reme1
experienced great difficulty in suppressina
the flames. The fire is supposed to have
originated in the engine room. Loss though
to exceed $50,0t0.
Washington, April l6-Before the exodus
committee, DR.. T. NJ. Springfield declared
that republican Office holders and politician
headed BY Gov. ST. John, has controlled ,h,
negro exodus from it. incipiency. Gov. St
Johns idea was to neutrslize the largel.
nti.republican white immigration to tn
state, which was imperiling his reelection
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In Springfield.

ar,;nof;.ld bv vay of Vipi,a and ,Kanssa
Civ. 10 G. Rogers. general manager ofthe
81. Louis aud Sau Francisco railrosd, savs
ri.Ae ebox;c.ne passed few miles youth 'oft
Springfield, about seven o'clock last night,
doing immen.e damage, and killing great
number Of people
.t r,r,rv nrArt,s Sa&
.re r.norted on the James River. ak milea
sou,h 81 sn,ingfield. and great number of
n.,sons missing
The trx;n Dispatcher Of Conway, fourteen
m;lea ,h,s side Of Mar. hfield, reports a,riv.
in1 there from Springfield, At eleven O'clock
and s.vs that he found a terrible lorkirg
country from the north view, seven miles
west Of Mar-hield to the latter. point.
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Brown. Househo,d p.n.ce.

Ia the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken the
blood whether taken intensity or apple.
externally, and thereby more certainly Re-
lieve Pain, whether chronic or acute, than
any other pain alleviator, and it is warran:
ted double the strength Of any similar pre-
psration.
1t cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat. Rheumatism. Toothache, and
All Aches, and ia the Great Reliever Of Pain
sBrnwn's Household Panacea" should be in
every family A.tea.poonful Of the Pana;
cea in tunbler af hot water sweeteped, il
pref, rred ]. taken at bedtime, will Break up
u Cold. Is ets. a hottie :. .s., ......s.s. 4.
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possessions ruined BY being made the future
capital Of the terrl,oryi

possessions rninef by being made the future
capital Of the terrlioryi
"a great religious wave has struck Mill
town, and those who have been redeemed
from the thraldom of sin are laboripg and
praying faithfully to wrest the balance OF
the population from the slough Of despond
But while this is going ON the material
interests of the town ~ not neglected
Since our former visit Messrs. Spooner &
McLsury have added we'll stocked drug
store to the business of the town, substan-
tisl wagon bridge has been built across the
jim river, and other things done to show
that the town retains hopeful amount Of
vitality. i.
From Milltown our homeward trip va.
made Without atoppages, consequently We
have nothing to add to what has been 50
frequently said about the fine intervening
country, further than that improvement,
is the order Of the day and that new conner,
are daily arriving 10 enjoy the blessings o.
Dakota farm life and to grow up with the
country. Q.
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Mystsrio;,. Saurds,r...,. :,

Cincinnati. April l9-Lewi. county, Wet
Virginia, ia excited' over the d. inRs Of
zone unknown m,screant, or mlscreant.,
Sho -scommlta mya,eriona murders LGt
tday, ,ssman named H-ffaes, ,vsss shot BY
An unknown perron while sitting on hie
y, rct. and now the news comee that Jokn
Sbrewe was found dead, concealed under {
fence ccrner: The citizen. are talking OF
forming vigilance committse. q.
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FIRES
In Keytsvllle.

pr Keytsville, Mo-, April IA FIRE: here
yesterday laid the town 10 ashes, ovet
$4,000 worth Of property being destroyed
rAe 6Ie orisiaa,edein S.sse.Senasor Meek
ty's hotel and tho fierce gale spread the
aspssis svssy sdireesion- betess, checke6;
I've fre fhas DESTROYED ELEVEN bsinaar
h6u.ea, three barLs, two dwellfng6 and 10
ice house. G
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ssnluoA Sickness,

'ba16Gustesdly with chitiren, attributed to
other causes, is occasioned by Worms
Browns Vermifuge Comfits, or Worm Loz-
enges. although etfectual in destroying
3worms, can tdo no possible injury to the
most delicate child. This valuable com
bination has been successfully used by ply
s'cians, and found to be absolutely sure in
eradicating worms, 40 hurtful to children
twenty-five cents box.
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HAIR DRESSING

Mrs: I. PRAY wishes to inform the ladies Of
~ Yanktvn and vicinity that she has removed
10 over Mr. Bruces store, Oh the corner OF Third
man hair on Land. Switches, curls and puiis
made to order. Conlbngs rooted and made up
as nice as cut hair. Orders from out of town
promptly attended TO- :.
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IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. April 29-Tnss storm referred
to the ..isst ,,o,sh.'s sdispssches developed
into sttl greater violence towards tho moro.
ing, and the wind snd ram did considerable
damage in the ci,v. This morning the
Western Union Telegraph Compsoy ha,i
eighty.one wires dosn. AMI communication
Was severed 10 nearly every direction. =.
Reports. from such pot.t> AZ were not cu'
Of indicate lhat ii. sinrm has been vide
Spreafs .h has. doue, ;ser,ous hju,y in
many towns north. east, south and west,
The wind continues unsbsted. M further
disasters on the lskes arc yet reported, q;
though the crafts which were out last nigh
must have suf red The wire. are grsdu.
ally being replaced.
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NOTICE.

Al a meeting of the chamber ofcom-
merce Monday evening 9th inst, an assess
ment Of IS was made upon each member
who arc requested TO leaye the same Will
the secretary at his Office and save him th.
time and trouble Of csllingon each separate
lysss Slemovfsbip fees IS. Sf
J. PARKER HAYWARD, Sec.
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San Franci-co, April l9.-The track Of
the Central Pacific through the mountain.
wsS cleared and the trains are running
through. p
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Instantly killed,

Mar.hsll, Ill. April ~ -Friday afternoon
DICK Miles, shot aud instantly Killed French
touSley, whom he found iu Company with
y. yife He-s believed Ton.ley gully Of
CRIMINAL intimacy with Mrs. Aiiss. =.
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Headquarters Department of the Platte, |
Office OF Chiel Commissary Of Subsistence.
0aIAuA NRRr Marcel, 2sth 1851

Headquarters Department of the Platte,
Office Of chiel Commissary Of Subsistence. {
OMAH.. NEB.. March 25th. 1880.
GEALED proposals, in triplicate, subject TO the
~ usual conditions, will be received at this Of
hce or ct the office of the acting assistant COM
Missary of euhsi, tence at Fort Niobrara. Neb.
ION the Minnie Chaduza rver) until l2 O'Clock,
noon, Oh the 10th day OF May. 1850. at which time
and place they will be opened inpr' Semce Oi hid
ders for the furnishing and delivery at Fort Mo-
brara, NeD.. Of all the fresh beef from the block
and beef cattle on the h0of. required by the Sub
sistehce Department United States Army Tor
that pNst, for the fiscal jear commencing July
lst, 1880.
The proposals for fresh beef and for beef cat
tie must be made separately aud on separate
FORMS It Is expressly understood that the Con
tracts made under this advertisement and prppo-
sails In response tnereto shall not be construed
70 inyO ve the United states In any Obligation fol
payment In excess Of the appropriation granted
by congress iOv the purpose.
The government reserves the right to reject
anger vi proposals.. -
Blank proposals, and full information as to tlt
manner Of bidding, CONDITIONS to be observed b.
bidders. and terme of contract and payment, viii
be furnished on application to this office or t
tho acting assistant coMMisSary Of subsistence q
l the pNst.
Envelope containing proposals should b
Il marked "PrOpOsals for Beef at Fort NiebrarA
Ncb, !" and addressed to the undersigned, or t
the 4. A. G. s. Of the post.
II Capt. and Z. 8
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EalIH9fatiea,

London, April l9-Thirtlen steamships,
an unprecedented nonbsf, 'fet Mersey la.i
geek for North American porta, mainly the
United States, with large cargoes and many
psoenRers.