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II. s. SCHOONER GRAMpJTs

q. ;, SCHOONEK GRAMPUS.
NOTICE The whole amount Of the charitable
IN fund received by the undersigned for the relief
of the widows, children, &c OF the officers sesmen
and marines who we're lost IN the Grampus was
and three cents. A partial distribution has been
made, upon the assumption that each person so lost
left n relative entitled to a dividend The balance
which remains is deposited in the Bank of the Me.
tropos, where such portion of II may be unclaim-
ed twill continue until The first Of January next,
when final distribution will be made. All the pa
pers relating to the fund open TO the inspection
Of any person interested either contributor or
beneficiary.
A. o. DAYTON
Washington, July 10, 1874.
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GEO. G. BINGHAM, PoHrp.ir PusTra-st
he termination Of the Avenue near the west Capitol
gate His studio is open to the visits Of citizens and
strangers.
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NEW AND VERY INTERESTING WORK AT
FRANCK 1AYLOR'S.
L>AC SMILE LETTERS from George Wash
ington to Sir John Sinclair, Bart, NJ p, on
agriculture and other topics engraved from the ORR
glna letters, very neatly bound, with portrait and
views of Mount Vernon and the tomb. July ~
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TREASURY OF KNOWLEDGE, or Library 70,
the Writing Desk.-An additional supply thl,
day opsoed. Price - IS. +. TAYLOR.
july Off
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fArsNr OrucE, June 81, 1874.
PROPOSALS will be received until the Ist of
L August next for the construction of a cast iron
railing, including the lamp posts according TO the
pattern which may be seen at This Office to be com
pleted on or before the LIST of November next
The corner post must be Dorc column with an
Eagle the top.
The lamp post the same as at the General Post
Office, with lamps
A5~Ih Spectator, lntelligencer, and Baltimore
sun VIII copy this for three weeks and send their
bills 10 this office.
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents
July I-3w
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Washington City
July Is, 1914.
tirPersons nquiring for letters in the following
list, will please say they are advertised.
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
THIS day received and for sale by VIM FISCHER,
Pennsy lvania Avenue, two doors east of 18th
street
The wild flowers soon will shed their boom-mu-
sic by Donizettl
Dear mother adieu music by Mad1le Louisa
Puget.
Flowers, bright flowers music BY J. +. Spilman.
Some folks who have grown old-music by J.
Hulah.
Early and late his prayer-music by Jos P X night.
Vive lie Clay music by S. II. Sweetzer.
Miss Lucy Neal % Jas. SANFORD
Della, " Hon Mrs Norton.
Brooklyn City Guards Glee by Z. X. Hanson.
Clay and Frelinghuysen-music by "Quidam."
BY the moons beamng lIght-musc by F. J.
Webster.
He led her TO the altar-music by Jos. F. Duggan
Humbugged husband-music by the Hutchinson
family.
A song for New England-music by Miss Augusta
Browne.
I've twined for thee garland bright-music by
Miss +. J Crosby
Pulswski march-by A. c. Martinez.
La Camea Grand March de Chssseurs-par HUI
niben.
Washington Grsys' Grand March.
july 6
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NAVY AorNrs' OrF,c..

Navy AerNrs OfFio1
Washington, June ig, 1874
PROPOSALS will be received at this office iii
4 The 18TH July next, at O'Clock, z. M. for sup
Pylng The Naval station Washington, the men 10 or
ui"aIy at the yard, and the Navy Hospitals, with all
te fresh provisions and vegetables that NAV be re-
July, 1874. ~VN
VIM b. SCOTT,
juno i9-Sa"t2OJ Navy Agent.
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GIBBONS DECLINE AND FALL OF THE
VI ROMAN EMPlRE.-A beautiful London edi-
tlon just imported by F. TAYLOR, complete for six
dollars beautifully printed the finest paper with
biography Of the author, and steel engraving
from Sir Joshua Reynolds portrait Of Gibbon, and
new and copious index adding much TO the value of
the work. The best and cheape.t edition eItant
June A-.}t
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Navy Aossr's orrier.

! - W asHiHKtUIiI July =, Tof5s
PROPOSALS will be received at this lice until
i O'Clock, p. M, on Saturday the 30 day of
Angus neS', for furnishing and delivering at the
Navy Yard IN this city, tie following articles, via
LUMBER
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS printed, and gilt
i l. edges, for presents
The Handbook of Cookery, 81 cents
Handbook Of Etiquette, 81 cents.
The Poetry and Sentiment Of Flowers, ~ cents.
LADIES' Handbook Of Letter Writing, 81 cents.
Gebtiemon's Handbook of Lettcr Writing, 81
cents.
Handbook OF Dreams, their Origin, History, and
Interpretation.
Just published and this day received for sale by
june "a F. TAYLOR.
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THE NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER.

THE NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER.
DUBLISHED on the LIST and 18th Of each month,
i in octave numb rs, for three dollars per snnum.
The third year Of this work is progressing
All the back numbers may be examined at the Book
store Of the subscriber, who will have the work
gularIy mailed for any Post Office in the United
States.
Terms, payable in advance. =. TAYLOR.
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Vickefs, Mrs. Hannah
Van Rensaeller, Miss il
liza
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CANNON, SHOT, AND SHELLS.

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE AND HypRoGRApuy
July II, 1874.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Bureau un-
Il til o'clock P. Nj. of Monday, the 10Th August
next, for furnishing and delivering, in The proper
tons and at the places herein named, the following
number and description of Cannon Shot, and Shells
Tor the naval service Of the United States, viz
al Pitt,burg, Pennsylvania.
eght-inch chambered Gum, of about 10 900 pounds
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All the above articles TO be of first rate quality to
be approved by the proper inspecting officer Of the
Yard and 10 be delivered at the Navy in ihiity
days after The contract is entered into free Of all
pense, TO the Government A bond, with two sure
ties, in one half of the amount of the contract will be
required, and reservation of ten per cent will be
made from each delivery till the contract is com
plee,l. Separate bids will be received for each des-
cription OF the articles
VIM. B. SCOTT, Navy Agent.
july 5-t3sug (Globe and Init
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PROPOSALS FOR PINE WOOD.

june IL IN. o. Rep. & Mobile Trb.
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, June 20, 1874
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-15
NE w SrOis + :.

rENHE undersigned has just opened lin the
\ new brick building, on Jefferson street,
opposite DR. Ransom'sl an entire new stock
of Fall and Winter Gocds, consisting
in part Of the following Articles
Broad Cloths of various colors, Beaver
and Pilot do. Gassimeres do. Sattnets, Ken
lucky Jeans. Hard times, Flannels, Rose
Blankets, Linscys, Sheetings and Shirtings
brown and bleached, Calicoes OF various dos
criptions, brown Drillings, Ticking. Canton
Flannel, Shawls, Handkerchiefs. Gloves,
Ribbons, Tapes, Needles, COMBS, Lace, fan
cy Alpaccas, Grape and Mousline de LANES,
Wadding cord, &c.
Ready made clothing at Boston prices
Boots and Shoes. Groceries of all descrip-
tions. Salt, Nails, Qneensware, and Fish
of various kinds, all Of which goods will be
sold extremely low for cash or country pro
duce. lHOMAo HED6E.
Nov 80 '43-3m 81
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For sale at Great Bargains.
WE the undersigned having determined
w to sell off our stock of goods now ON
hand, consisting in part OF the following
articles, to witt
so sacks superior Rio and Havana Coffee.
5 hhds prime N. Q. Sugar,
10 :. common do
900 sacks G a Salt,
25 90 Liverpool Blown do:
25 /" Dried Apples,
10 g do Peaches,
10 bids New Orleans Molasses,
5 . Sugar House do
25 " Green Apples,
SO Kegs assorted Juniatta Nails.
together with a general assortment Of Gro>
ceries, Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Do
mestics, desire those wishing to purchase.
(eith er at wholesale or retaiD to call and
price our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
We repeat, that sell out our stock Of goods
we must, and will, between this time and
the 25th day of March next, az (sce from
ADVERT sement for produce) we are DESTROYS
| to close up our business at that time; il we
| can do so advantageously to ourselves OF
course we will, but if not, we will sell out
though il be at prices less than the prime
cost of our goods. Country produce will be
taken for goods. and the goods sold at tho
cash prices.
BE-. WOOD g. Co.
| Jan 18-IOt 81
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NEW GOODS.
TON T. AVID
Water street.

Water street.
ID RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
HI Burlington that lie has just received
from New York and ST. Louis, n general
assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
which he feels confident that he can sell as
cheap as can be bought any where else in
the city, all he asks is customers, and he
will show them his Goods, give them his
pices and let them judge for themselves.
Ny stock consists in part as follows, viz
Heavy Pilot and Beaver cloths, Broad do.
gyMole skin, fulled cloths, Kentucky Jeans,
Sattinets, Kerscys, Lnseys, Flannels,
Bed Tickngs, Blankets, apron checks,
Ginghams, prints of various qualities and
patterns.
Table Linen, brown and bieached Mus
Inns.
Gloves. Suspenders, Needles, Pins,
Looking glasses, Hdkis- cotton Yarns,
Stationery, Hardware, Queensware,
Hats and caps, Sole and Upper Leather,
And great many other articles too nu.
merous to mention, III of which will be sold
for cash, pork, wheat, corn, oats, Flax-secd
beeswax, sc.
Nov30
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As good and sufficient security will be re.
quircd for the performance Of the contract,
bidders will please to state the names OF the
persons they will offer such; they will
also be required to state the price per bar.
rel, bushel and pound, for which they will
agree to furnish and deliver the above nam
cd articles.
Should the bids be deemed extravagantly
high, the right is reserved to the Supern-
.endent to set them aside or should the
places of delivery be changed by the proper
authority, the right is reserved to the De-
partment to make such notifications as
Shall be considered most advantageous for
the indians, in which latter case due notice
will be given.
The articles will be subject 20 inspection
at the places Of delivery, the expense OF
which will have to be borne by the contrac-
tor.
Bids to be endorsed Proposals for farn
ishing Indian Provision, to be addressed u
the Superintendent OF indian Affairs, at OF
| Louis. ID. ID. Nj C1ELL,
III til lstmh Sup't. Ind. Affairs.
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ESR OH TEXAS.
CofrespondeHce Of the EalcN Eye.
prn p,vpp TEyAs Ian 18th Isl

Correspondence Of the EGarG Lye
RED RIVER. TEXAS, Jan. 18th, 1874
Mr. EpIToR-Once upon time you init
mated that l might note you down some
items Of observation Of marvellous incidents.
lawful haccidents, alarming phenomlna, or
other lamcnta5e catastrophes 'by flood
and field" "Nuf ced" | shall note you
down some items son the other side Of Jor
dan" ii my pen was not plncked IRON an
angels wing. it was from swans. The
swan is a bird OF mythology and its quill
is genteel enough for my present purpose.
The right Of revelation being monorolised
hv 10 Smith, | wish it to be understood,
that | confine my observations entirely to
a ..narrcw strip Of land" subdivision of
the world. of which we know something
Nv present haven is the Elysian Fields Of
Texas and the Sabine is the river Jordan,
as it is often called by rcnegados and fugi-
tves from the States. Having arranged
matters for visit to this ell dorado OF many
northerners, | Joined company OF travel
ers and emigrants and in one week from
New Orleans, landed safely over the holy
water. which from the muddyness of lis
waters and the grim countenanee OF Its Ter
ry-nan, might more appropriately have
| been called the Styx. Indeed the dark
ness of the night Of our crossing, the Houn.
dering Of allgators, the sparks CT flre flies,
the thorough tase of frogs and the floating
| logs covered with swapping turtles, ike
| transmigrated souls padding about bettceen
,rorlds, seemed to indicate that We had
cached some fauxbourg OF the internal
| regions. Nor did our dismal foreboding
vanish in "thin air" as soon as we hae
hoped. We proceeded to temporary cab
in which was occupied by reckless gang
of runaways from justice. Either tnrougf
| fear of pursuit, from curiosity or some
! other cause, we were Immediately lnterro
/ gated about the cause of our leaving I'M
| States, .sthe nature Of our GRIMES ana mis-
demeanors." with various other Plous inter
rogatories Our foreman, who mad oeen u
Santa Fe, informed them, with a. know
inc look. that we had not left for burning
/ churches and this was all the Hght ina
1 could, Just then, be- thrown upon me SUP
iect. With this information, they eSihce,
entire satisfaction and protfered us as M ucl
catfish and ,chisky as we couie conVehleh.
/ ly put away, with the privilege OF tne'
/ fire. whether we wished TO make up eithe
"corn bread and common doins or our nou
/ bread and chicken fxens." The stanoin
dish of catfish and whisky was eked up l
/ the quantum sufficit. with certain aromati
herbs, such as garlic and pepper strong
nough to evaporate a steam doctor mac
vertently sneeze at the mere recoliectio
4 oft. This salmagundi pre- paration, WI
the other "doins," was arranged on Me-
a lean blanket en- the clay floor, which wa
So nded with fine black dust, varying
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where he will keep constantly on hand a
good and general assortment OF o. UIES,
CASTINGS, TIN. CO 4 * and
SHEET IRON WARE, which he VIII
sell cheaper than ever offered heretofore III
this market, for cash or produce.
Resor,s Improved Patent Premium.
COOK STOVE! for 1915.
Just received general assortment Of the
above article, which are acknowledged by
dealers to be superior to any other Cook
Store now in use, and which will be sold for
price heretofore established.
Also
An assortment of Franklin, Ten plate
Seven plate, Box and Parlor Stoves. All OF
ths above Stoves were cast at the Foundry
of w. & r. P. Resor, Cincinnati, aud from
pig metal, and are not only better oon-
structed than all other Stoves in the western
market, but admit of finer polish, being
smoother and of superior finish.
The subscriber assures the public there is
no humbuggery about his Stoves, being
neither Yankee Notions, or any other kind
Of notions, but simply Resor's Improved
Stores, the best aad cheapest in mark ct !,
and as such are warranted, or no sale.
SILAS A. HUDSON.
Oct26-tf 2s
p. S. Just received fresh supply OF Re.
sor's Cooking, Parlor, franklin, Box ana
Ten Plate stoves, which will be sold very
low for cash, wheat or pork. s. a. II.
Burlington, Dec 7 1913.
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
For Galena. Illinois.

A THE new Steamboat
SE.TTTNStiJ LEWIS r. LINN,
80 <sEEfM NJ. Kenneth, master, will run
during the season of 1874, between St. Lou
is and Galena The Lewis +. Linn will
leave St Louis every Saturday afternoon,
at clock, and arrive ut Galena on Tues
day morning; and will leave Galena. on
Tuesday evening, aud be at Davenport and
Rock Island on Wednesday morning, and
at Bloomington, New Boston, Oquawka,
Burlington, Fort Madison, Nauvoo and Ke-
okuk the same day, on her downward trip,
and will reach ST Louis on Thursday af-
ternoon.
F. KENNETH, Agent, St Louis.
WIN HEMPSTEAD, Agent, Galena.
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To Farmers, Country Merchants, and
the Public in general.
FRANCIS J. G.. PEASLEY'

TAS now received very extensive
q stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, the
whole of which are offered for sale ct
wholesale or retail. Among his goods may
be found blue, black, brown, Oxford MKT
and invisible green Cloths plain, diamond
and fancy Cassimeres and Forrest Cloth
superior Beaver and Pilot cloths; blue,
Sleeps gray, steel and dark MKT Satinets
Kentucky Jeans, kerseys and Hard Times;
scarlet, white, green, yellow, plain and
| twlled Flannels; Rose and Mackinaw
Blankets, Linscys; Al brown and Skaters
Sheetings "a brown Shrtings. bleached
| shirtlng and sheeting: blue Merrimack and
great variety OF Prints: brown Drilling,
! shifting stripes; Ticangs; Canton Flannel,
Carpeting, Shawls, Handkorchois, Gloves,
Ribbons, Tapes, Needles, Combs, Lace,
| Silk, Alpaca, fancy and plain; Batting,
Wadding, Wicking, Cord, latest style Hats
and Caps, a general assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, Ladies Slips and Village walk
ing shoes; superior Stationery, such as Bank
and Packet, Post, Foolscap. ruled and un-
ruled, gilt edged Letter and Note paper,
Waters, superior Ink, Sealing wax, Quilts.
600 Spoilers, LIST and End Readers, Alma
nacks, English and German, for l544, Me-
morandum Books, Pencils, Hardware Queens
ware, sole and Upper Leather, Cali Skins.
Innings, &C., &c.
/ GROCERIES.
Salt, New Orleans Sugar, white Havana
and Loaf do. Molasses, Coffee. Cocoa:Y. II.
Imperial and Gunpowder Tea, superior qua.
hty; saleratus, Pepper, Spice, Cloves, Rice.
Ginger, &c.
Also
Paints and Oils, and many other articles
too numerous TO mention, and whilst / re-
turn you my sincere thanks for past favors.
solicit continuation of the same, and l
offer you the following inducements to ex-
anime my stock before purchasing else.
where. LIST, you will find the most extern.
siye stock in the city, comprising almost
every article wanted, and for cash or any
article of produce for which am paying
Cash, will sell goods lower than any house
in the City, even if to reach that low price,
sell at less than cost. As wish to close
my business in the Spring, the Goods mus,
be sold. Don't forget to call no charge
for showing goods.
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REGULAR PACKET.

A Gn THE new and splendid fast
vszE1T5NNlS running Steamboat
,y@ ss:sssSss-sSHSx LEBANON,
GEO VANCE HIGHT, Master. will run as
regular Packet from ST Louis to Burlington
Bloomington and Rock Island every week
Leaves ST Louis every Tuesday, Burlington
and Bloomington on Thursday and Rock
Island on Friday of each week. To com, com,
mence running as soon as navigation will
permit.
The Lebanon is Of the first class, stands
No. | in the insurance Offices in st Louis,
her bottom is six inches thick and every
other way equally strong and we'll calcu
lated in her cabin for the comfortable &C
commodation of passengers.
feb15-tf SO
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sion that Carriage.

TN the forepart of November last, young
/ man by the name Of Fast, absconded
from this place with horse and carriage,
belonging to the subscriber, which he is
believed to have disposed Of somewhere in
Iowa. The horse is d dark bay ten years
old. The carriage is rather old, square box,
with standing top, of light blue cotton
lanes. seat, high in the back and cushioned
with sheep skins dyed yellow in the wool.
rhe elliptic springs are not mates, and the
forward one has the two shortest plates on
Tho lever side of the same length. The
whole painted black, except the forward
axle. which when taken was not painted
Tbe harness is rather old, with brass mount.
mrs except on the 81 dole is "a silver plated
nook for the check. Whoever can give the
subscriber information of said property, by
letter directed to Pennington, Fulton Co.,
illinois, will confer great favor, and shall
be satisfactorily rewarded. The thief has
been arrested ard held to bail for his ap
nearance in Fulton County Tor tra1 in
March next, but he refuses to give iniorma
ton of the property
''0A CHAS. B. BARTON.
Pennington, Fulton Co. Ill. Jan. IA "A.
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MARYLAND Distracted At LAST
The Bill to divide the State Of Mary
land into six Congressional Districts,
which was reported some days since
by The Committee Oh that subject, has
passed both branches of the leglsla-
lure without amendment. and is now a
law. 1t names the fourteenth day OF
February mex, as the day Of election in
the several Districts.
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QMpenSMarP.

QueenSWare.
TEyIE subscriber has just opened a good
assortment Of Queensware, Glassware,
&c, which he offers very low for cash
wheat or corn.
Also
Sundry other articles, such as Gopperas
Alum, Indigo, Madden, Salt Petre, Resin,
Glue, Chalk, Logwood, Castor Oil, Ink,
Spices, &c. IS !. DAVID
Jan11 IA 81
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MI ATS-Fine Nutria, Brush and Cassl.
3 mere Hats. Also-Drab sporting
hats for Spring, of an approved and fash
ionable style in New York, and much adopt
ed in the East as genteel riding or sporting
hat for gentlemen. These hats are Of the
best manufactures--very convenient fol
travellers as they can be folded in any shape
without damage-and for lightness and
durability cannot be surpassed as spring
or summer hat, for sale by
sc. THOMPSON.
fahl5 Water-st.
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TAKEN UP by Samuel Wilson in Salem
i Township, Henry Comfy, Iowa. two
Steers, described as follows, to wt:-One
Red and White, pded, With white head and
red ears, marked with crop off the right
ear and slit in the left, heavy made with
stag horns. five years old next Spring, ap
praised at SIS. Tie other is black on the
neck and brown on the back, with white
pided, white in the face, marked with crop
ana slit in the left ear, and hole in the
right ear, with stag horns, supposed to be
Ave ycasr old, no other marks or brands per
ceivable. appraised at Sl4, before jane.
Megowen, Esq, 18TH January 1914.
Attest--E. kILLPATRICK, elk.
| FebS-3t 81
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Now for settlement.
All, those who know themselves indebt
N ed to me will call Immediately and
settle either by note, cash or approved pro-
duce. or | will be compelled to use other
means for the collection of the same.
E.h1 b. Z. DAVID.
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OFFrcE SUPERINTENDENT INDIAN AFFAIRS, !
St Louis. Dec. 80 1913.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT INDIAN AFFAIRS, !
St Louis, Dec. 80, IS43. )
GEALED proposals will be received at
- this office until the Ist Of March next,
for furnishing and delivering at the places
hereinafter designated. provisions for the
Winnebago Indians and the Sioux OF st.
Peters, to the amount OF 500, together
with powder. lead and tobacco for the lat
ter, to the amount of 81 200. The delivery
TO be made for each Of tho tribes named
between the LIST April and the 3lst May,
1914, as follows, viz:
For the Winnebagoes, TO be delivered
free Of all expense TO the United States; at
their snb-agency near Camp Atkinson, a.
bout so miles west OF Prairie du Chen:
Superfine -four, $4,000
Prime Pork, 1900