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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-02

pIANO FORTEs RRPAIREn-I0,I i. T., -
and a reasonable charges, By experienced
woshmen as nom our best manuiaeiories Ths -
pubic may rely this branch of the busi- & ~
s bssxT oss stay sniplIy ~ " sgHdsse Nd, sale
chtefsTtRg. kR- Tuning done al slosf notire - - =
Jes HENRY PARSUNS Is CnsnD zsyast.
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FITsl FITsl FITsI

DR. Townsend, having tested his Saraparia in cases
Of Fits, OF course recommended it, and was surprise
@ receive the following from intelligent and espeetab
Farmer of Westchester county:
FoRDHAM, August IS, I947
OF age, who has been several years afflicted with Fts we
tried almost everything foi her, but without success; al last
although we could find Recommendation our ciTouars
tor cases like hers thought, she in very delicate
health we would give her of Sarsapann and are
very glad we did for only restored her strength but she
mas mad no return Of the E to pleasure and sur
Prise She fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
we feel grateful. Yours, respectfully,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-02

DATHS! BATHS!-The pubicis respeotf,I, in Go.al
B that the splendid BATHS, -, sa-,e ~
recently erected on Exchange aEV!F====
.4ley, of Bienville street sill
now in operation. The Bath NfTff-====zs--
Rooms for HOT, COLD or MSAO .Ui6Jy4s.4A
SHOWER B A TIL are well ALgfAs y li#EWg3SM
lighted and admirably ventilated 77sszsi
expense having been spared by -zzzzzzzzszass==
the proprietor make them complete all their details The
proprietor of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS IN
several elegant Bath Rooms Cont street. the corner
of Dauphin the site formerly knoWn a. the Nenoui
Baths, which excel in magnifcenoe any esabishment Of
ths @ ki9d n9g % j This city and where HOT COLD, SHOW
all tImes from clock A. M lin 10 O'Clock p M ~ Hot
Cold or Shower Bath, 20 cents, myii 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-02

PHILADELPnIA, June q 1851 can highly recommend Dr.
Dayiss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my kowleage
of its virtues My wife bad been affected for long time with
short time entirely relieved her, The symptoms would aftel
nme recur and on all occasions the relief speedy a
IN the st place II Is months she has beer
tree q the affection consderit and recommend mos
valuable medicine Its ghenng effect been very great
in addition TO relieving the breast SWApLow. 70 Water St
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-02

PnLApKLPHIA, June 9, 1S46-I feel free to recomm "a, Or
Daylss syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar from my exl er,eIcs
OF It's benihcl effects in have been f some
time past subject TO attacks OF splitting blood attended with
weakness OF the breast and uneasy at the stomach
accompanied with dyspete symptoms. Last s havne
attack OF II, recommended by an acdn use who
had been cured by Dr. Davs Syrup, TO Try IT, idso and
effects immeiiae. P' go
nuzE nu4n Iad zOr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-02

, MILFORD Perry ecney. Pa, Oc,ober L. IS46-Messrs
Fooifs2H C9stns 4 Co. SIRs-This is to inform you thai
was alcted for twenty with pain in INV breast
90 much that could hardly lie in bed night Cough at
tended, followed by emaeiaon and other decided symptoms
OF consumption applied several eminent physicians and
took great deal oil medicine without any relief Whatever
was advised try DR. Daviss Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry and Tar Of which took bottles which entirely
relieved me OF my complaints therefore, can, with conf
dence reeommend 70 all who In like afflicted as
hm9st valuable medlcine JOHN TOoMEY.
The authenticity OF the above statement youched P h,
Mr. Isaac Murphy merchant of Milford who knows MI
Toomey and the circumstances of his case Mr. now sixty
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-02

This extract of SaEsapaTa has been expressly in
reference to female complaints No female who has reason
to suppose she approaching that critical period 1.-THE Tar
oi e, should neglect TO take il certain
Tor any q the numerous honbs diseases which female
for several by using this medicine Nor s il les vaua
Die tor those who approaching womanhood as il Is cal
cuated to ASSIST nature by qulckenng the blood and nygor
ang the system Indeed, this medicine invaluable for a
le decaie diseases to which subject Ii brace
he whole sysem renews permanently the natural energies
~ removing the impurities Of the body,n far mua
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease Nv
using few bottles of this medcne many severe and painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
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PITTsBUKG, Jan. Z, I64I1 he Syfup Wild IIlpTrY
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have used
H. know of instance Of permanent Of Asthma
gentleman Of Ohio. think lsa be able 10 sell al east
gTOce a year.
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RUSINESS CARDS.

rISHBO, o. STARK, Notary Public, No. 50 Ora
street and No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage. apo l
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13

DEATH OF CART. ATcsIsoN Our citi-
zens will learn with unfegned regret, that
a private telegraphic despatch was received
III this city Monday night, announcing the
death Of Capt. John Atchison, ofthe steam
boat Highland Mary, No. - lie died at
81. Louis on Sunday last, of the cholera
Capt Atchison was one Of the FIRST settlers
of Galena, and his name is closely identi-
fed with its early history and improvement.
he was a man Of great enterprise, of fine
business talent, of frank and generous inn
pulses and amiable disposition. lie has left
mosr:interesting family to mourn his loss.
[Galena Ad.
Brigadier Inspector General Churchill
has just arrived at Fort Smelling, 10y The DIR.
Franklin, No. Q, with many other passen-
gers. Col. Woods. Capt. Garland, MIR. Ste
vens, and several others from the detach-
ment ofuOOps sent into Iowa, have returned
to the Fort on flying visit.
| MoNoNGAuELA SUNK.-On Sunday night
last but one, the steamer Monongahela,
bound from ST. Louis to Galena, struck a
rock or the first chain Of the LowerRapids,
broke 81 of her hull timbers, and sunk in 4
# water.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR.-
| For Assessors of the county of w abashaw,
Alexis Bailly, Chas. Reed, and Augustine
Rocque; for Assessors for the county OF
Dahkotah, Andrew Robertson, Gideon ii.
Pond, and Alexander Far,bault; fer Asses
sors for the county of Wahnahta, David
Lowry, John w. Heath, and Charles ).
Hertick; for Notary Public for the county
of Ramsey, Isl; Anthony's Falls,) John
w. North; for County Auctioneer, A. X.
French.
The Mineral Point Tribune notices the
death Of Mr.. John Messersmith, jr., for 90
years resident Of Iowa county, Wiscon-
sin. lie died on Feather river, on the 18th
Of February last, aged SO.
1t is stated in telegraphic despatch to the
Courier & Enquirer, that Orlando Brown
has resigned the Office Of Indian Commis-
sioner;: the resignation TO take effect on the
Ist of July.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13
GREAT BARGAINS!

gTyIIE undersigned is duly authorized by SAM
L. uel Leech to sell and convey by general
warrantee deeds, the following described real
estate III the immediate vicinity of St. Paul, 10
wit The Southwest one-fourth Of the Southeas,
quarter and the East half of the Southwest
quarter Of Section No. 1. Also, Lot Nc. I, Of
Section No. IL, all in Township No, 20. north of
Range No. % west. Also, Lot No. s. Of Section
No. 9, and Lot No. 1 Of Section No. z, In Town
ship No. Is, north Of Range No % west.
The above lauds JOIN the Town Plat of 81.
Paul, one hundred and twenty acres Of which
are rich Prairie and fifty Of iin,bered land fronting
on the river. Also. Thiny-two Lots ia Leech' .
Addition to ST. Paul. and forty acres laid OF sd-
joining the into out lots, of one, two. three,
four, and eight acres. Also, House and Lot on
Bench street. in Rice and Irvinc's Addition near
the residence Of Mr.. Irvine.
The above Lands and Lots W i'll be sold on lib
eral terms, and persons wishing TO purchase can
see Plats Of the same and he shown The grounds
by Richard Freeborn or the undersigned.
b. W LOTT.
ST. Paul, May 20, 1850. 6m.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
CEALED PROPOSALS will bs received
v at this Office until II o'clock, NJ, on the
10th June, 1850, for the delivery of
5000 bushels of Corn
5000 do Oats, and
500 tons Of Hay,
on OF before the 3lst day of October, 1850.
The corn and oats to be delivered in sacks.
The hay to be well cured and salte:i, and to
rate 224O pounds TO the ton. The contractor
10 have the privilege Of cutting the hay on
the reserve.
The Corn, Oats, and Hay are to be deiiv-
cred without expense to the United States,
and the contractor will be required 10 give
bond with approved security in the penalty
of half the amount involved for the faithful
tultilment Of his contract.
The Rcg,l Or. Master and Assistant
Commissary reserves 10 himself the privi-
lege of rejecting any unreasonable bids.
Persons sendingiin proposals win endorse
on them " Proposals for Corn, Oats, and
Hay," giving the names of their securities
II. w. KIRkHAM,
Bv'. Cap. and Il. Z. Master,
9th Infantry, A. c. S
Reg. Or. Master s. Asst Comy's OF.
Ft. Smelling, Min. Il. May, 1850.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13
MINNESOTA STORE.
Not Neso York, Philadelphia, or Boston

ANUt -FtU UTh, TNI1dUcIPHtd, OF DOStOU,
tut si'apty Minnesota.
II BEG LEAVE TO call tho attention of the
J. Public generally 10 my heavy stock Of goods,
which having been bought for Cash land at pri-
Sate sale) can be disposed of as low as by any
hou.c l.: the country. The stock is composed Of
almost every tIlilis reqnired in Dry Goods, Hard
ware, Crockery, Tin-w:!e. Boots and Shoes,
Hats, and Groceries (except !iquors); and
would direct the attention of the Ladies 70 small
lot Of Dress Patterns, consisting of Lawns, French
Jaconets, sc. which just opened. In few
days shall remove to that New Store, now in
the OF construction, opposite the Post Office
where solicit continuation Of the patronage |
have already received
Some few best quality cigars by the hox--rcal
Simon Pures Regalies, cost $40 in New York.
June g, 1850. w. III. FORBES.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13

him (Mr z. to move to amend the bill
by striking out from the l7th to the 18th
lines.
The Chairman stated that the amend
ment of the gentlemen from Virginia
would be in order pending the motion
ofthe gentlemen from Tennessee.
Mr.. Parker moved to amend by strik-
ing out between the 18th and 10Th lines,
the words
And for the survey and laying out of mill
tary road from Minnesota TO the mouth of Biz
Sioux river on the Missouri, S5000.'
This item, he said, provided for sur
veying and laying out military road.
Now. from those officers who had
charge of this branch of public business
there was no estimate for this object
and no statement Of any such military
road being desired For this reason he
moved to strike out the words he had in
dicated. -4.
Mr. Sibley. The objection of the gen.
tleman from Virginia is not we'll found
ed. The mere fact that the word mill
tary is used, should constitute no reas-
on why the appropriation should not be
made. 1t is true the road will be mil
itary road in one sense, as it can be US
ed for the purpose OF transporting troops
and supplies i'll case of an emergency,
but it is one also eminently requisite to
the prosperity Of the territory, leading as
it will, through the central portion of it.
| trust the amendment ofthc gentleman
c.o,,, V,rr,n,a I'll no raiocto1
Mr. Parker said, as he understood the
gentleman from Minnesota, this item
was improper. No such road should be
laid out, unless it was asked for by the
proper military officers. His attention
had been called to the subject by being
a member of the committee which had
charge of this subject, (the Committee
on roads and Canals He hoped the
committee would strike out that item.
The question was taken and decided
in the negative.
So the amendment of Mr. Parker was
rejected.
The question REQUIRED on the motion
of "" Jones, that the bill be laid aside,
to be reported with a recommendation
that it do not pass.
Mr. Fowler inquired if it would be in
order to move to amend that motion by
striking out the word not?
The chairman suggested to the gem
tlcmen from Massachusetts that the d
mendment he proposed was unnecessary.
as the motion ofthe gentleman from Ten
nessee involved the same question.
MIR Fowler acquiescing i'll the sugges-
ton, did not press his amendment.
Mr. White said he had prepared the
amendment which he had intended to Of
fer to the bill which had already been
acted upon, and he would now offer it to
the bill at present under consideration.
The amendment was read as follows:
sec. ?. md be IL further enacted, That the
Governors of Oregon and Minnesota shall report
IN Congress, annually detailed statement Of the
expenditure of money appropriated by Congress
fnr the use or taeiit Of said territories, which is
expended under the order or supervision of the
Governor and Assembly.
The question was taken and decided
in the affirmative.
So the amendment of Mr. White was
agreed to.
The question recurring on the molten
OF Mr. Jones, was taken and decided in !
the negative
The bill was then laid aside to he re-
ported, with the recommendation that it |
pass !
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13
[For the Minnesota Pioneer.l

Mr. EDITOR:
Allow me through your paper to ask
the Editor of the Register, who by
the way, is fine specimen of stem
pest in a teapot" how he reconciles
his beautiful defence of the Hon. Orlan-
do Brown with the strong indignation
evinced against that same individual a
short time since, in the streets and 9TH
ef public places. Will he favor us with
a repetition in his paper OF next week,
of few Of the bold speeches he deliver
ed himself of when he just received the
news that Mr.. Brown has given this con-
contract to Mr.. r., SC, Sc. sob. con-
sistency'' SC.
Nor AN INpIAN TaArER.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13

nR. JAYNE'S Family Medicines consist Of
~ Janye's Expectorant, Chronic Vermifuge
Alternative, American Har-Dye, Carminaiiy
Baisam. Sanative Pills, Ague Pills & Hair Tonic.
For sale at the corner Of Third and Roberts
street, St. Paul, by J. w. SIMPSON, Agent.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13
r. II. NELSON,
DOCTOR JARVIS,
DENTIST & DAGUERREAN

DTsIN 10 N DAUUERKFsAN,
MILL arrive ia few days, and respect
w fully soiicits from the citizens Of Saint
Paul, Saltwater and Falls of Saint Anthony
their patronage and support. He would
particularly call their attention to the fact
that he comes to stay aud make Minnesota
his home for life. His stock of materials,
both in the Dental and Daguerrean line is'
most extensive and -cotnpIete. Pictures TIA
ken in superior style, in clear and cloudy
weather, 18th street near jackson.
s# 1-3 9w
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13

FAIR.-On the Sd day Of July next, the
Ladies of ST. Paul will arrange fair at the NJ
f. Church. The public is respectfully invited to
attend the fair by cand!e-lisht. Articles useful
as well as ornamental, will be offered for sale.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13
HORSES WANTED.

~ THE SUBSCRIBER wants ~
~ to buy ten good Indian Ponies ~
A1Z-A to be all delivered in good or A1Z4
der IN the town Of st. Paul, on or before the trs
day of July, for which liberal price will be
paid in cash. Inquire of the subscriber at the
American House, Upper Landing, St. Paul.
June l3. 81 A. PREMIERE.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13
LOST 2!

hN Monday (June Ioth) on the road between
~ this place and St, Anthony. or on The
grounds adjoining Fort Smelling large Memo
randum book--containipg sandry business pa
pers, a,aong which were bills o Iadiny, receipts
&c. The finder, by leaving il al this office, Will
he lihesaliy rewarded stf
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13
JOHN RANDALL Il Co.

ct THE LOWER STEAMBOAT LIN.
DING, ST. PAUL, MN,
DEALERS IN
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware.
Provisions, Crockery, Produce,
Iron, Nails, &C., &c.
I'm presenting TO the public then new Spring
Il STOCK of MERCHANDISE,
they improve the opportunity of returning their
s,ncere thanks to their friends and customers fos
the liberal patronage heretofore extended to Them
As regards their arrivals. they feel perfectly
safe Il. asserting tina. their articles in all the variety
of the above mentioned Goods, are not surpassed,
if equalIed. IN .he Territory. They will further
state that their stock is large, and
THEY WILL kOT BE UNDER SOLD!
Their principles of trade are too well known &c
require notice here-suiiice it TO say, they mlll
take in exchange for their Goods such produce as
can be disposed OF in this market, which embraces
about all there is in the country TO dispose of.
st. Paul, June 6, 1850. 2-6y
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13
FAMILY GROCERIES,

M 81 AntHOny.
StLOSSON & DOUGLASS. are epcsing store
y of family groceries. nearly opposite she new
hotel, at the upper end Of the village, III which
they will-keep supply Of tbs best Gmily groce-
ries that can be found: including no, only all lead
ing articles usually kept in the trade, bat also
great variety of articles Of luxury for the table,
rs pine apple cheese. vermiceli, picked salmon,
oysters, sardines, pic les, peaches; and the best
KIND Of ale, porter, wines, and spirits, as web
as various kinds Of nuts, cigars Of all qualities.
and spices, as cloves, nutInegs, and mace; also
prunes, dates, raisins figs, Zdnte entrants. citrons
and other dried fruits and preserves; also green
apples; champagne and champagne cider, beans.
fish, macxerel, chocolate, lemons and oranges.
For sale cheap for cash. AT a very small profit.
ST. Al thony, May 20, 1850. 2-5-tf
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13

The privilege of all the hay on the reserve al
lowed TO the contractor, except such asis peces-
sary for the residents at the Post Each ton of
hay TO weigh, after being well cured, 2240 lbs.
Bids to be endorsed +" Proposals for Hay.' and
to contain the names Of two responsible persons.
as stated above. Amount Of bond, SS00-right
reserved as above by the undersigned
N. J. r. DANA,
A. Quartermaster, Fl. Gaines.
Fort Gaises, Minnesota,
May 18th, 1850. n5t6
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13
LAND FOR SALE.

"EN tracts OF land near St. Paul and ST.
Il Anthony, and OF the prairie between
the two places. These lands were selected
at the proper time from government lands
by practical surveyor whose knowledge of
the country enabled him to make the best
selections, and will be sold on, favorable
terms. Apply to P. P. Bishop, ST. Paul, or
J. NJ. & w. r. Marshall, ST. Anfheny
Falls.
y2-nI-tf
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13
AMERICAN A HOUSE.

AMERICAN HOUSE.
f9MA ADODNEY PARKER, late of the
'i:lWN American House, Lowell, Mass,
having lease OF the large hotel at the ul,-
per end of 81. Paul, with everything in
proper order for the convenience of travel
lers, boarders, or families desiting furnished
apartments, respectfully invites his friends
and the public to give him call, believing
that he can do as muca. for Their comfort as
can be expected in ga few country not YET
supplied with regular markets.
4i-iy
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13
DIR. Jayne's ExpeCtorant,

This excellent medicine, which Immediately
oosens and relieves colds and coughs, is for sale
at J. w. Simpsons, together with all of DR..
Jaync's medicines. 1t has unquestionaby saved
thousands of lives,
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13
For Sale,

For Sale,
An improved farm, one and half n,iie
Il from ST. Paul; also valuable tract Of
unimproved land lying on the river two and
a half miles from St. Paul; also, severa!
town lots in the most desirable location for
business purposes in lower ST. Paul; also a
Paul eiigibly situated for private residences.
The above named property will be sx-
changed for land warrants, or part cash and
part on liberal credit. Title iniisputable.
Apply to
LAMBERT, CONWAY & NICHOLS.
May LIST, 1850. 2,2,tf
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13

LNOR SALE.-A fine lot of sugar cured hams
Il at a very low price, apply to
2-S LYMAN G.. DAYTON Upper Landing
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13

ATS.-400 bushels for sale, at low price
~ Apply at the Upper Landing to
2-S l.. {. DAYTON,
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr.. Z. c. Comstock, Homoop. Physician.
Saint Louis, Mo.
nR. COMSTOCK respectfully offers his SER
~ vices as a practitioner of Medicine and
Surgery and gives particular attention TO the treat
ment Of Diseases of the Eye and Ear. DIR. Com
stock practices strictly upon Homeopathic prin-
cipes. Office, No. II Pine-street 2-stf
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13
THE STONE STORE.


Corner Of Third and Roberts-st, ST. Paul.
+ W. SIMPSON begs leave to invite his
~ - old friends and customers, as we'll as his
fellow-citizens who are coming in amongst us
that he Is now opening an extensive stock of
goods suited to this market, and that he will be
ready at all times TO furnish them every article
Of trade usually found in any store at fair living
prices Amongst the goods be has for sale, be-
sides many kinds not here enumerated, are the
following-vz:
Drugs and Medicines
Boots and Shoes Fine Brandies and Wines
Glass and Queensware Clothing
Hardware Carpenters Tools
Cutlery Mattresses
Wooden Ware Oysters, Pickles, Sauces
Paints and Oils ketchups and Sauces
Hats and Caps Assorted Dry Goods
Furniture Looking Glasses
Trunks Nails and Castings
PROVISIONS Groceries generally
And variety of other articles which will be
sold low for cash by J. w. SIMPSON
st Paul, June i3, 1850. 2-S,y
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13

GEO. G. .STROTHER,
Sole Agent in Galena for saie of Sloan's
MedIcinea Nam street, Galeua III.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13
W.D. WOOD Err. VIOLET.
DUQUESNE IRON STORE.

lSlgn OF the Iron SAFE.
Nos. 10 Levce and 26 Commercial street, ST. LOUIS Mo.
WOOD s. VIOI.ETr,
Manufacturers, Agents, and Wholesale Dealers in
Genuine Juniata Bloom Iron,
Elliptic Springs, Iron Axes; Cast, Shear, German
English and A. b. Steel; Castings, Smiths Tools
Saws, Axes, Shovels, Spades, Crowbars, Coffee
and PANT Mills. Counter and Platform Scales,
Door Locks and Iatches, Machine Cards, Jacks
Brads, Church Bells, Lard and Tobacco Screws.
Copying Presses. and Warranted Fire and Thief
Proof Safes.-Al articles sold at this house war
ranted equal to any in the uarket. 2-6tl2
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13
A RAEFLE.

4 RAFFLE.
CERGEANT f. X. THOMAS, Of Fort
~ Smelling, has two very superb paintings
which cost him several months of severe
study and labor. The Que is portrait of
the celebrated Sioux Warrior, W ah-ah-cor-
dab, and the other likeness of Sioux
Squaw, known by the name Of We-Do-na,
the most renowned of the Dakota bellss,--
both represented in their native costume of
two centuries ago. These paintings can be
seen at the store of Messrs. Slosson & Dou-
glass, ST. Paul, where. they vii! be railed
for in two weeks from next Saturday, a;
noon. The price of the painting is $50 90
Tickets may be bought of Messrs. Siosson
& Douglass.
St Paul, May 90, 1850.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-13
FORAGE FOR THE ARMY,

FORAGE FOR THE ARMY.
SstEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
~ the undersigned until ~ O'Clock, NJ, July l,
1850, for the delivery al Fort Gulnes, Minnesota.
Of 10000 bushels of Oats, in Quantities as fol-
lows, viz
500 bushels, on or before August Ist, 1850.
1900 do do Sept Ist
1900 do do Nov LIST, "
5000 do do Jan'y is,, 1851.
1900 do do March Is..
Each bid 10 be endorsed 6 Proposals for GRAIN
and TO contain the names Of two responsible per-
sons, who Will hecon'e security TO IRE amount Of
$4,000 for the faithful fulfuent OF the obligation
Sacks will be supplied TO the contractor, and the
undersigned will reserve the right TO increase the
amo2n. of grain to be delivered one-ffth, and to
reject unreasonable bids.
PROPOSALS. will also be received ill tho
time above mentioned for the delivery as above
of 500 tons Of good quality Prairic hay, as fol-