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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-07-24

That Hancock should be beaten
there is no doubt, and why he should
not and cannot be elected the Albany
Eceninq journal gives four solid
reasons, as follows
I. He will be beaten because of his
recognized unfitness for the position.
II. He will be beaten for the same
reason that Tray came to grief-he is
caught in bad company.
III. Hancock will he beaten be-
cause his opponent is infinitely better
fitted for the Presidency.
Nv. Hancock will be beaten be.
cause his opponent, in addition to
being better fitted for the place.
represents the grand old Republican
party.
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HANCOCK.SURRATT.

WASHINGTON, July 8.--The point
in the Surratt case against General
Hancock is not the executioM in
which he was only carrying out Or
ders, but the course which he pursued
to prevent the recognition of writ
of habeas corpus issued by Judge
Wylie, of the Supreme court of this
District, and served upon General
Hancock by an officer of that court
very early in the morning appointed
for the execution. The facts in this
matter have be referred to of late,
but have not been printed either in
detail or accurately. 1t is case which
shows that at that time, when Pres.
idential ambition had not taken pos
session of Gen. Hancock's mind, he
was not as much the champion of
subordinating the military to the
civil power as he now claims to be.
The facts of the case are as follows
The night before the time fixed for
the execution of Mrs. Surratt, her
counsel having exhausted all other
methods in their attempts to secure
delay in her case. decided to apply
to Judge Wylie, of the Supreme
Court of the District, for writ of
habeas corpus. based upon the claim
that as the courts were open and the
war at an end, the trial by military
commission was. not legal. Judge
Wylie was called up at two o'clock
in the morning of the day of the ex.
ecution. and after hearing the appli-
cation, granted the writ directed to
General Hancock and commanding
him to produce the body of Mrs.
Surratt at ten o'clock of the same
day. This was served as speedily
as possible on General Hancock who,
instead of bowling to the commands
of the civil law, at once proceeded to
lay the matter before the President
with the view of devising some way
of disregarding it by military power.
President johnson at once sent for
Attorney General Speed and Judge
Advocate General Holt, and hasty
conference was had, at which it was
decided that General Hancock should
appear in court without his prisoner
and exhibit to Judge Wylie, en-
dorsed on the back of the writ of
habeas corpus which had been served
on General Hancock, an order signed
by President Johnson suspending
the writ of habeas corpus in the Dis.
trict of Columbia. With this order
on the writ, Gen. Hancock. with
the Attorney General, appeared in
court, and for return read the Or
der of the President. OF course, in
the presence of Gen. Hancock and
his military forces, there was nothing
further that the courts, representing
the civil power, could do, and the
execution took place soon after Gen.
Hancock withdrew from the court.
room.
Thus. for the first time. as the re-
suit of Gen. Hancock's acIlon, the
writ of habeas corpus was suspended
in the District of Columbia. During
the entire period of the war it had
not been deemed necessary to set it
aside, nor after peace had come, un-
til 1t was the only way open to pre-
vent civil court of high standing
from inquiring whether a woman
ought to be hung without any fur
ther hearing.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned
will make application to the county Commis-
sioners of Garrett county, at their next meet
ing after thirty days from the first adjudication
of this notice. for the appointment OF viewers
10 examine and ascertain,whether the public
convenience requires that the road heretofor
located from Altamont to the Burned School
House, on the Hooppole road, should be
changed and relocated as follows: To change
the location from the Paradise line to the
South West corner of Luke Woods lane, the
change being through the lands of j. Il.
Browning, Luke Woods, DR.: >. y. smith and
r. G, Browning, and about three-fourths of a
mile in length. ..
l.. A. STEyPLE.
YlO5# &c. BRO1 MING.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-07-24
The Concert.

The concert given by the "Spark-
ling Dewdrop Glee Club" of Oakland,
at Dailey's Hotel Wednesday even
ing, was we'll attended, and those in
attendance were well pleased with
the entertainment. 1t is to be hoped
that they will will give another
concert in the near future. They de-
serve O liberal patronage.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-07-24

The Milwaukee (Wis.) Sentinel
sketches the political career of Hon.
PhiIo S. Orion, the lifelong Demo,
crat whose letter in support of Gar
field and Arthur has created so much
interest. He was at one time one of
the most prominent lawyers in the
state and is now a banker at Darling.
ton. "In 1861 he was the Democratic
candidate for attorney general of the
state in 1868 he was elected by the
Democrats as the prosecuting attor-
ney of Lafayette county /; in 1864 he
was delegate to the National DEM
ocratic Convention which nominated
Mcclellan; in 1870 he was elected
county judge by the Democrats he
was the Democratic candidate for
circuit judge, and in 1876 he was the
Democratic candidate for Congress.
Nothing but keen perception of the
danger that threatens the nation
could have compelled him to leave
the Democratic party. The only
time he ever revolted against his
party was when it renominated Tay-
Tor for governor after the character
of the man was known, in which he
was joined by many other prominent
Democrats. In his letter Judge
Orton says what thousands of North
ern Democrats thinks.o
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-07-24

1t accomplishes its object so quickly
and so satisfactorily that its praises
are in mouth of every mother. We
refer to DIR. Bulbs Baby Syrup, the
remedy for children's diseases. Sold
for 25 cents.
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Church Services--Sunday.

Memorial Preaching in
the evening at s o'clock, by the Pas
tor.
M. f. Church-Preaching in the
morning at l01 o'clock, by the Pas
tor. ..
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-07-24
BLACKSMITHING.

The undersigned are prepared to do all
kinds of blacksmithing at their shop on the
corner of Mill and Second streets. Al Uork
guaranteed. HORSE SHOEING A SPECIAL
TY. Call and see us.
KILDOW & YELOLY,
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A solid South and divided North,
says the Cincinnati Gazette, is the
Democratic idea of nom sectiOnalism.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-07-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale or Rent,

Fifty acres of land near Oakland and two
Dwellings, Barn, Carriage House and ample
Stabling. Apply on premises.
E. A. KILBOURN.
l7-4t
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will make application to the County Com
missioners at their next meeting after thirty
days from the first publication of this notice,
for the erection of a bridge across swans
Rum on the Oakland and West Union road
4 miles South of Oakland.
JOHN &. KNAUER,
SOLOMON YUTZY,
JOSEPH MOON.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-07-24

1t is admitted that the decision of
the Indiana Supreme Court, by
which Indiana was brough back into
the list of October states, was par.
tisan one butalready the Democratic
managers begin to think that it was
abad thing for the party, afterall. 1t
IS true that the state has not given
Republican majority since 1872, but
if it should fail to give a Democratic
majority, and big one at that, the
effect will be immensely damaging to
Democratic chances in November.
At the election of 1878 they carried
the state by majority of IA, lib, but
there were about 49, 900 votes cast for
the Greenback ticket, drawn much
more largely from the Republican
party than the Democratic. In 1879,
when they had the personal popular
ity of Hendricks to help them and
the credit and reputation of the Re-
publican party was at its lowest.
their majority was only a little over
5000. AT the time the last election
was held there was good deal of
uneasiness in the West over the Re-
sumption act. The Democrats and
the Greenbackers were clamorous in
their prediction of ruin from the at
tempt. Since then the Resumption
act has been successfully carried into
effect, and good times have come
again. What effect these events will
havGupOn the..DOpular vote remain to
be seen. Then, again, the administra-
ton of President Hayes has been
undeniably clean and honest, and 80
there is no campaign ammunition of
the kind that was used so effectively
four years ago. When they think
over such things as these the Demo-
cratic managers grow nervous and
are inclined to curse the superfiuous
zeal of the state Supreme Court. 1t
is not without good reason that Mr..
Jewell expresses the belief that the
Republicans will carry Indiana in
October. That opinion IS shared by
many shrewd Democratic politicians.
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Strayed from Oakland. about July 3rd, O
red heiffer, eighteen months old. Any per-
son giving information Of her whereabouts
will be literally rewarded by
ALEX. FLECKENSTEIN,
l7-3t. Oakland. Md.
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straightforward.

I l7-4t.
, 1880-06-06
TIE U. S. BUILDING.

THE internal revenue collections yesterday
amounted to {e., s3l40. Of which amount S59d61
was for special imports.
THE following dutiab!e goods vert received at
the CustO;n-Housr yesterday: 3. c. Strrhl q
CO., case hair goods; H. Rocher. cases c1ras'
Euhlsaat s. Co. = cases dry goods; Carson. Pir1e-
Scott l. Co, / case hosiery: Hitchcock q Foster,
1js: failrv>ad ties; G. Steegcr: cAsEs wine;
Fowler Bros, 1,S40 sacks salt Collections,
81 ,J13.S1.
COLLECTOR HARVEY has received communi-
cation from acknowledgements Commissioner
Rauul, requesting a formal report US to the i'm
prCyctne1lts, If any. which have been made IN
the running Of Mr. Harreys department. Gen
t.un requests that the report be very tull rs u,
tie details Of the department, aud that any aug
the employees, and the esprit de corps preserved
among them. Similar cilcular-lcttcrs have been
forwarded to nll the Collectors throughout the
country.
Nh. GEORGE ". HOLDEN, ct Auburn, Deputy
United states Marshal for the Northern District
of New York. arrived In the city YESTERDAY
armed with the necessary papers for the ilr1ost
OF George F. Robinson. who IS charged as an
cmpioyt Ut the Post~Ofice at Niles. New orR,
with having robbed the mails. The specific
cl1hrge is tint he distracted bank checks ana
notes from tho mails, from which he realized q
considerable sum Of money and abscoudcd-
Mr.. Holden. with Deputy Marshal Wing. pro-
ceede41 to Englcwood yesterday. where Robinson
was found and arrested The prisoner has been
engaged for some time In running ar express
line between the city and EnEleWood, and as fnr
reputation among his neighboEs. Commissioner
Hoynr yesterday held him for trial. and upon
IN order procured before Judge Drummond,
RobInson wa5 taken East last evening.
, 1880-06-06

EVERY preparation has been made for the
S4auber-M -McGrath fight tomorrow evening.
TIE Treasurer yesterday received s36js from
the Water Department.: $7s from the Controuer'
AID $l:U from the Collector.
A CONTRACT was yesterday made with VIII
ism Rlpicy 3; Sous to furnish the city Win
0} feet Of pine plank and l3,000 feet OF white
oak plank. They were the lowest bidders
TIE deaths for the month Of May we're :56.
against AIi for the corresponding month OF last
scir. The principal causes OF death we're: Cou-
sumption il: pneumonia, g; diphtheria. Il
eyv1n a.; scarlct-fcrcr, ~ 1nanltions 20.
measles, u: and smallpox. 1.
4 CASE ct smallpox was reported yesterday
frpn1 No 81. Blue Island avenue. The unf9rtu-
nate WIS II IL n,onths-old child Of Mrs. Dan
ieIs, WHO was taken from tho same number Z
short time aga and who is now at the S'nnll-Po1
Hospital. The case Is mild one
AID. HrLpuETH was last evening presented
with II horse and buggy by some OF bis admirers,
aid tie Superintendent of Bridges was gwen =
star. The litter named presentation ,sns 1nade
IL, the Northwestern Hotel, and Fred Lewis
1radc the presentation speech. The star Was
tfDm the briJge-tenders-
, 1880-06-06
THEATHSs

nEArK1S.
,;cS e :. ~ residence. No. East
dissafs SssHsfsN assd
marz 9s1rs .1a s1a e q ,1nnths A9s5ta ano
Fa1s1ai Nonday BY c41s 70 ca'vns fsnt am Of
a,iis Eaa uGd IL Es,ia1 aIt,n nred3 weeks
IenTy |sa oq5 da asastS ave IND God
'ise toIf ireland, papess please copy: ,.no,.,n-
' sxnsa, hsos No. 81 Church. and thence
~ FgneFe5 ea4s q eSH!aaS: 6G!Tafy: TO b. 'ams' '
u sURKE-June 1 + at No. Campbell Park Newton
bTT1e; Fn0sra, tn tate nace at y. NJ Monday, at NO.
'camp6oli Psrk: o '@ -! =, III, a,,snt, No,
oia st as ~ inG nGntaera George + Hun
sssS ss's5S ,ssSs3 70 xo.oh,,
MuRRAY-Iune & OF dropsy,, Thomas Murray asea
a%a il %Sasss %%Sa from residence No 1875
BroWn-st By CARRIAGES to Ga1ery Cemetery. Friends
5eass sad = and
ca,vnST GameterT' M O. 1n o4D1.'''
ou1ELAN-May q, At No. 10 Fremoat-st, NJ, 9o9n r +;
4aialan.: samian: NrA' 1'u - ~, o,tone,.
,s1a M;isr Pa1i.1 nn4a,1 1aEmfrl9 Of Chicago.
''si BipwELI1June 1ssa st Abilene, Kas, Clare g.
Rldwell wtfe So Of a. bdweil; s eii, Hsa'' an'
Funeral services f5ot Nc 7 7s0! Mhr0r a1o tnYtted
any n1.GEnoo9 " -" ~ n.s,ovnv Elm Nc
MCNElAlCJnne O. AZ ~. MI - MnNaIiH IIiH "
NELL beloved VIE qf MACON Smnday, June g. at
,inaE 4,u ~ tr9anHs NJ ~ tHe fatny invited.
wv 1.nwN,rnas ~ o. n,. 1ate residence No. ad3
c.E ls, =. s"n9 I"h% y ntol.iToy e. @ Yred H.
funera1 .a seI.ice ~, m'n r. ~ psanI meto o0'3'
p Y. " Ca.EIaEa ~ EEroncsco napers please
COPY: ~" w aN a4 =. -. r.+,o vonnee,t
ma F.NAGIi1~Oa Ite tso III X nvnnngfl aged year
daughter OF JA1nes nna Ellza n"s't"'A' oe
and II days: ,cxu,a-.r Enndav Juna g.
Funeral from ~. q Sneale.u~1'" 0
, 1880-06-06

TWESTY-OSE-
Far from the crush and the crowd Of the dam
cing.
Soft come the strains of the music eltrancing-
isn't it charming out here on the stairs
Bright dcwy eyes and = wora m soltly Spoken
Rosebud or ribbon Is begged as token
6lh. it's delightful out here on the statr5-
FIETT-F1vE.
How the door slams, it Is really provoktngi
piercing and bleak are the cold winter airs, !.
soon those poor fools will be coughing and
choking
It must be dreadful out there on the stairs.
There breeds pneumonia. colds ana nsonenaas-
Seq how the chandelier tlicker5 and Hares3
Fever and chfls and the dread meningitis
IN. It is dreadful out there on the stairs
, 1880-06-06

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ?. at the residence OF the
brides parents l61 outh Sprnce-st, Nashville. Tenn
Miss Anna SMITH Long and Mr. J. Sexton: OF Chi
cayo The ceremony Tas performed BY the Rt-Rev.
F, 4 Freehau bishop OF Tennessce.
f1r Cincinnati and New York papers please copy.
deuce, ~ Hubbard-at, by the Rev. W J. Knowles,
D. D. Mary L. Tcrhune and Thomas 5. Portsmouth,.
C{,OPER-GOOD-pn the 90 inst, at the residence
Of The bride. hJ the Rev: Pr. Cooper, James ".
Cooper and Miss Charlotte J. Good. No cards
nAnRT-MONKQE-In this city, June {. ut the resi-
dence OF Mr. Hiram Duteher, 81 South Clark-st., by
the Rev. F. II Bristol Mr. John Barry and Miss uar-
Iiet L. Monroe
R-MOORE-Wednesday evening, June
2 nj thc residence OF the BRIDES parents H6 " est
, 1880-06-06

53onafFN {It.I-1 EWuetin>
o., last "Wednesday Mr.. Tally u,id Mr.. Leon
ard IIufl. who were neighi,ors, living in tne
Frio Cai1nn started OIL Il bear hunt Thoy soon
struck Il traii. and succeeded in running the
pcar II, a cave They desired 10 ascertain If it
would lie safe te enter tho cave 10 they nude up
1orrhce and threw them In the cave, but they were
c1:tcgt1ishcd Immediately. Regardless ct this
distance: i'll the cave, and dropped himself in the
Opening, which was only a few feet. until tho
Was lurrc cave. and he would see how far it
went, tut hal taken but i few steps before be
sajd he ,f.1s getting SICK Mr. HUFF told him to
, 1880-06-06
pFRsoHatly-coNDucIED EXCURSION.

You now have an opportunity OF joining the
grunicst excursion of the season, leaving Chi
c;lso from the Wells street depot Of the Chicago
& Northwestern, June III, 1880.
Tickets will be sold, good from Chicago to san
Francisco and return, Ut the extremely low
price of $lae:5, and from Chicago TO Salem. Ore,
and return ar $1G0.
For tickets and full information call upon or
wr:te tho Nev-~ Isaac Dillon, 81 Washington
Street, in the Methodist Book Concern.
, 1880-06-06

Buy the Improved Howe Scales. Borden Sell
leck Co., Agents, o. Lake street
, 1880-06-06
THE CALL.

THE GAIL.
JUDGE HAR1AN-Set case l@a, Matsnnelo W.
Excelsior Refining Company.
JUDGE DRuMM0Sp-1n chambers
JUDGE BLopGErr-No court
APPELLATE CoURr-1f the Convention gets
through the call will be III, l3s. III l43, IN.
JUDGE GARY-16S, Its, aud LEU to I'll, fncuslVe'
except lB7 No case on trial.
JITDoE JAAEsoN-Co Contested motions ~
JUDGE RoGERs-C Condemnation cases, Plus
burg, Fort Wayne g. Chicago Railroad company P
y Foss. and same =. Baker, and calendar NOS.
35l and X56 to }68 inclusive, except ISL and o8o.
No case on trial ,~,o r-x- ,,o
JUDGE MoRAS-lSf, 3l414, 317, 3lS, &o, :S5s, 5aSs
and :56 to 365, inclusive. No case on trial.
JUDGE TULEY-Contested motions.
JUDGE BARNuM-Contested1 motions.
CRIMINAL COunT-The call Tor Monday ID Ill
pending motions for new trial. etc. nm
CoCSTY CouR1-Term Nos. 62l. 68: 81. 646: 64S.
as, $50 o51 65S, 6, 66, 666, G6s 669, &c. Ga, 6'4
, 1880-06-06

The greatest appetizer, stomach, blood, and
liver regulator on earth-Hop Bitters-
, 1880-06-06

unire.saltst Church. Nj. Fred G. -'en'oeSei e>1'1
Eva E. Moore .,x, ~ Aha
BRIDES parents, Elmhurst III, hy t4e TGi1a iii md
Oak Park. Morton H. Marks. OF l." o4@AS' ~
Gertrude Bfockway Snwin. .-~-@s
, 1880-06-06

Times Our highest artists in dentistry: The
McChesneys beyond doubt though but IS set
, 1880-06-06

Buy the President Lawn Mower, latest I'M
proved and best Borden, ,Selleck s. .+97 Lake-st.
, 1880-06-06

II a vote were taken to-day among the people
Of Chicago, it would he in favor Of the favorite
Bauer pianos at Julius Bauer &; Co.'S ware
rooms, lae and Isl Wabash avenue.
, 1880-06-06
TILE COURTS.

TEE CHICAGO d IOWA sRA1LRoAD!' -
The following order was entered Saturday. py
Judge Drummond, in the foreclosure sun y,
Denison against the Chicago g. Iowa haltoao
Company:
And now at this day the petition Of Philip b.
Shnmway, J. &. Barry, 6. w. Cothran, and Moses
Taylor, for the suspension OF the order mace ~
the District Judge in this case, directing inc oe-
livery Of the road and its property to
the Chicago 4 Iowa ltaiiroaaa asao comRdiny nn1niny
on on to to- be heard, and having been q argued Z led
by the Of the rspectiyG parties @ he H. '9
and its IS properly to be postponed BY ne heo Hea
cee ad t4t he order b q ,ae until
1T,h DIV Of June, 1856 with leave to the pcnuon-
to apply to The Ss5s aamea II II M1e
titioIn ~ ncnInp for any restraining or other
Geart g e1a n6ks 1otpee 0o pseRfsG for
ppr1s1tfnn Of the interests of the REALTORS and
petitioners.
, 1880-06-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A snfGs ST 9s &c bsf
the Of of Be-
q Ans oa Rs ans y 'Rs
furnished By the Chicago Quurtette.
DRICELAYEKs, NOTICE APPREST1cEs
aosa e rspn1 sa
% os assa lee of e. Rg
COOP yAMASITAX soSiETT31;2 FAST W,t5sl: MAN:
d9e5ss P5SSden ss BHhatd aae sec4s9eFy
ida y@SP E5sssa;as Sc Hon.
rho%as moyae' the Mon Leonard swett. aSn: i.
HSa %sn Ess Y fs
II s:: RS for and
nSa5dnFu ua. md sewing department and laundry at
OWING 70 THE EXTENDED SESSION OF THE
m efts veea e1
/ & 'ss
77HE YOUNG NEWS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
I'm snSsst hS nfsnf sy Il oRt bs t
ss & Is sy qSs }Ss9s Wi
cordially requested to attend.
T,HE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING or THE
Glaen ri
corner u West Adams and paultna-sts' Monday
THE MEETING OF THE NiNETEENTH ,IfLI-
! nols Volunteer Infantry Vetefnn Club Is in1en. .
z the d e
sibi.y OF procuring the Palmer House veteran clno
j PIES Home viii be held at the Homo next Tues
day during the day and evening An enterninme.nt
fS9i;s2S s eS!a|s syatioa
n 80 ~ tx}H MAJ ~ thn pnimer House Nontnv
, 1880-06-06

Oliver ". REYNOLDS confessed Judgment Sat-
,rdov in forcible detainer in favor Of Adolph
Moses, the premises in question being No. 6s9H1z
State street. .1n o.+o+o
EIixa ]. Masters, Administrative Of the es1aLe u
Of TboInns Masters, began SUIT 1of e41ooo
axainst William Masters. c.4.
Keith Brothers sued E. =: Berry. u. b. on1la'
and V. j. Shipman for 81 600.
, 1880-06-06

The moth will not attack fabric that Is packed
in Buck t. Rayner's ~ Moth Powder
, 1880-06-06

All the Fast Trains on the B. + 0. 3. 3. stop ut
Deer Park aud Oakland.
, 1880-06-06
JUDGMENTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-CoSFEss1oSs-o beer
=. Olden Myers, E. G. Myers, Joseph Myers I'll
Abraham Try, $so5.
, 1880-06-06

Louise A. Rigby filed bill! Saturday against
her husband George ". Rgby, asking Tor oi-
7oscc On the ground OF dcsertion. .u
.John S. Crockcr on the same ground
, 1880-06-06
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE. AND
STRAW.

FEoFos1Ts FOR ETEL, FoRacE, AND
STRAW.
Headouarters Military Division OF the Missouri.
Onice OF Depot Quarteru1as'er. ,
SEALED PROPOSALS. In uipllcate, subject to 1nb
usuul condtions will he receive nt this office until
place they viii. be opened in the presence Of 5dds5
for furnishing and delivery Of the HaEa W5od' @ mnd-
ling Wood Anthracite Coal Bi:nmi1ous & Goai; amo
pepar,ment in this city during the "a year
commenclux July l. lS5s and ending June ~, ISL
Proposals for either cnss OF the stores nlendoned
or for quantities less than the whole required vi" pe
The Government reserves the right to re:ect ang OF
DjnnE prorosais and printed circulars stating the
estimated quantities required nnd giving f 1nstroc-
uons the manner Of bidding conditions 70 pc ob
served bidders and terms OF una payment
Envelopes containing proposals should he marked
Proposals for Fuel, Forage, and Strn". ana ao-
dressed TO the undersigned
Major US. A., Depot Qr. Mr.
FKOFOSAI.S q FOR DKATAGE.
Headquarters Military Division OF the Missouri,
Otace Of Depot QuaEtermnster, ~ ...
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN trplicatc viii =? received
at this office until L o'clock noon on Mnnaay. June
in tie presence Of bidders for Dr;ya=e ~. this De-
partmen the City Of Chicago from tho 1T day OF
july sU to 3h day OF june, ISL, dates Inclusive
Bidders should state the rate per oue hundred
The Government reserves the righ: to reject any or
Blink proposals. and any further info.nation M de-
slssa inaofsed Rs cs
the undersigned M1Ll!lAM NIEhS;
-- Major 9: s. 4: Dep! e. Mr
, 1880-06-06

T7HE WEETING OF THE NINETEENTH Hill
i nols Volunteer Infantry Vetesnn Club Is intetl.
the National Republican Convention. n9d the impos-
sibili.y Of procuring the Palmer House veteran CLUB
, 1880-06-06

/ Board Of Councillors of the Chicago Hospital tor
! Women and Children will be held nt the Hospital,
| corner of Wesr Adams and paulina-sts., Monday.
/ nt1 Elm nj