Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17

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+ 10 do Low price Muskrat do ssss
90 Go Assorted Angola z.ssA do
20 90 Fashionable do dow price, do
10 do Drab Brush dow crowns) sa DO ss
l. IL do Black do dow crowns) do 3 es
IL do Fashionable Brush ST. do
10 DO Fashionable plain do
10 DO Broad brim plain f do
1s do Broad brim Pearl do
l. ~ do Fashionable do .Fatg q do
a5 dog. Black and blue soft Mexican do -
IL dc Bucna Vista do
80 do Gents 6ne cloth Caps; aa
80 do Boys do do 90 .saH#
so do Fine silk Glazed do Ers
30 do Com. Oil cloth do Mi
4 do Boys fine dress Hats5 :
do Boys wool do 1ssEe
~ IL do Children's fancy Caps; ~ f-.
' 10 do California waterproof Hats;
White and black wool Hats. ETC., etc.
" large invoice of Mems and Boys fine, common
and low priced Straw Hats, childrens Hats etc. etc.
The foregoing, in addition to the stock on hand,
it is believed, will sord variety sufficiently large
and full for the trade. J. s. X s.
Burlington, Iowa, February %, ls4e.
oFricE sUrtRrsrr spEsr INDIAN AryAIRsa q
'# ~-.ss e St Louis, April %, l649 4
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of.
~ flee until I2 O'clock NJ, Of the 23d of May next,
for furnishing and delivering, at the st Peters Sab
Agency, the following provisions to the sub-Agent
of the Sioux, a. portion Of their annuity for the
current year, viz: #@
supersns -four, in good barrels, to amt Of say501
Prime pork, do do SEC
Hogs'jard, in kegs, do $50
White sheled corn in sacks do 1000 s5,5o0
And FOR furnishing and delivering. at the winne-
bago Agency, Long Prairie, near the mouth Of Grow
Wing river, about iss miles from st Peters, to the
Agent for the Winnebagoes--@zs.H 5s.x 81. .a h.
s as.. ao'' IN good barrels to am, Of sssSS
Brown sugar, !" barrels, do T5g
Young dyson tee, in boxes, do $50 5000
Tie delivery Of the provisions for the sicax 10 be
made to the subAgent before the 3otli of June
next and of the provisions for the Wirnebsgoest TO
their Agent, on or before the FIRST Of August next.
The articles to be subject to Inspection the points
of delivery, at the expense Of the contractor. As
good and sufficient security will be required for the
performance Of the contract. bidders will please to
name the persons whom they will offer as SUCH
The Superintendent Of Indian Affairs reserves to
himself the right of setting the bids aside, should he
consider them eNtravagantiy high, and of making
such other arrangements for the supplies be shall
consider most advantageous to the Indians.
Proposals will also be received until i2 O'clock,
NJ, Of the first Of June next for furnishing and de-
lverng. for the use of the Winnehago Indians, at
their Agency aforesaid, S2,ia5 worth Of good beef
cattle, on tn" hoof the delivery to be made between
the LIST Of September and 18TH Of October next. BID
defs will state the price per 100 lbs. for what they
will agree to furnish and deliver said cattle, and
will further agree to have the weight determined by
estmation-on the hoof. Good security will be re-
qured and the right Of rejecting the bids is
ed under the circumstances stated above.
Bidders win please endorse on their bids sPropo.
sails for furnishing Indian provisions, Beef cat
tie for rndians. as the case may and be address
ed to the Superintendent of Indian Afairs Sc lou
is, Mo. Bids win be received separately for eithef
the Sioux or Winnebago provisions. a9 ksg@'
may 3, 1s4s-4t D. d. MITCHELL, Sup't Ind. Affairs.
BY THE PRESIDENT oF. TIE United sTATEE.
10 IN pursuance Of law, 1, JAMES X POLK,
President fthe United States of America, do ~
hereby declare and make known that public
sales win be held at the undermentsohed Had
offices in the State of IOWA, at the periods herein-
after designated, to wit: .@+ z
At the land Office at FAIRFIELD, commencing
On Monday, the fourth day of June next,for tie dis
2osal of the public lands situated within the ntaf-
mentioned townships ard parts OF townships, viz.
Worth Of the base line, and cest of the fifth principal
Meridian. .G s
Townships seventy-two and seventy three, Of !
ange twenty-three. #-5@ %@ a.E
Townships sesenty-two and seventy threc, q
Townships seventy-two and seventy three, Of il
angc twenty five.
Island in section twenty three. In township sew
nty-two, of range fourteen. @"
At the land Office at DUBUQUE; commencing on
Ionday, the eighteenth day of June next, for the #
ispossl OF the public lands situated within the Hn-
townships. to witt
'orta Of the base iine ana rcst ef tag mn principal
Meridian. @#-
Township ninety three, Of range seven.
Township ninety three, of range eight.
Townships ninety-two, ninety three, and ninety. -
our, OF range nine.
Township ninety three. of range ten:
Townships ninety-two, ninety three, and ninety
BUR. of range eleven.
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools,
Military, other purposes, will be excluded from
ie sales.
The offering of the above lands will be
on the days appointed, and proceed IN
ne order in which they adrertsed,with all con-
enent despatch. until III. whole she'll have bsen
ifsred and the sales thus closed But no sale shah
c kept open longer than two weeks, and no private
ntrv OF any OF the lands viii be admitted unta af-
r. the expiration of the two weeks.
r.; at WASttrrkrn.
lis twenty seventh day of February, ADtc Domini
ne Thousand eight hundred and forty -nfnc. ii a..
s the President: JAMES X. POLK. as9
RICHARD y. YOUNG, -. .&H.z..s-z
Commissioner Of the GersJaI Lana Office.
Toiite to Presumption Claimants.